We have stayed a couple more times since my last review. Most recently August 2025 in their annex…read morejust a few houses down. We were in the "Commander's Suite/Allyn House." There are units upstairs from it but we never heard any noise from them. The suite itself is enormous, and view from the deck excellent.

Stayed here 3 nights for our anniversary and definitely plan on going back. The staff is very kind…read moreand welcoming, and the property is clean and well kept. The jetted bathtub was older but it sounds like they have plans to renovate those, and it worked very well. Beautiful view and walking distance to a few places to eat and souvenir shop.

We loved loved our stay. It was Sweetly decorated, squeaky…read moreclean and the owners put fresh cut flowers in our room. They had a bowl of fresh tomatos and farm fresh eggs from their garden. Even made us a pitcher of tea. All the travel amenities left for us and we felt like we were in the coolest country hobby farm house. Great cold AC!. We were close to Corvallis and felt like in the country. If our daughter ends up going to OSU we will be back for sure. Place was bigger than anticipated. such a great deal for the price

This was such an amazing cottage. It was peaceful and so beautiful. They have everything you need ,…read moreand I appreciate all the details that they go to make you comfortable. I will be back many times again. Thank you both

We stayed at the Redtop Place house in Corvallis in mid September, move in week for OSU freshmen…read more All the hotels were booked so we were pleased to get this place. Its in a quiet, comfortable neighborhood not far from the OSU campus. This home had all the amenities you would need for a week long stay - fully amenitized kitchen, huge backyard, plenty of room to spread out after a long day of adventure. In addition, the owner will stock light snacks and breakfast items in the kitchen to get your day started, which was a nice touch. Home was spotless and everything worked as advertised. We will use Fernwood again in our travels to the OSU area!

My family of 4 was looking for a furnished house to rent in Corvallis this summer due to the COVID…read morepandemic and decided to stay at Fernwood Circle's Redtop guest house. When we arrived we were very pleased with the warmth and pristine condition of the home, its location at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and the overall attention to detail. We appreciated the many thoughtful touches, from the decor to the furnishings to all the little things you need in the kitchen and restrooms to settle right in. The backyard was perfect for our two young children. Alexandra, the property manager, was attentive and easy to work with. Highly recommended!

Nice views but overboard on the herbs so took away from actual prawn and pasta flavor. Also $34 for…read more1 lunch without a drink is kinda spendy.

If you are looking for a place to stay at the beach this is a great place to go. The rooms are…read morespacious with comfortable beds and a nice covered sitting area to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning. It's right on the beach with a beach access.

Someone says it's haunted. It's well loved. Comfortable. Small. Casual. It feels like a comfortable…read morehome despite being right on the cliff and having the lighthouse a stones throw away feels just right. Absolutely love it here.

The first time I drove the Oregon coast we stopped at the Heceta Head lighthouse. I remember…read moreparking at the paid lot and admiring the open arched bridge, that beautiful rocky cove of a beach, and the quintessential lighthouse view. We took the trail up to the lighthouse and saw the lightkeeper's home on the way. There is a fence all around and it is not open to the public, but there were people sitting on the porch! We realized it was a bed and breakfast and I was heartbroken not to have known about it before as we certainly would have included a stay there in our vacation plans. I tucked it away as a hopeful wish for someday.... Well, little did I know at the time, we ended up moving to Oregon a few years later! As soon as we were settled, I determined we must make a weekend trip and stay at the lighthouse. We finally did and it lived up to every one of my lofty expectations. The lightkeeper's house is accessed via a private road, and there are a few parking spaces near the house, but it was pretty tight. Upon arrival, we were greeted and brought to our room, with a quick tour of the home and some suggestions of things to see or do while there. We booked one of the Mariner's rooms as they have such a gorgeous view of the ocean. The bedroom and bathroom inside were definitely small, but that is to be expected in a historic home, and no matter as the bed was comfortable as could be! Of note, some rooms share a bathroom so check while booking if you have a preference. Once we'd checked it out, we stopped by the cheese and fruit out for guest's arrival on our way to the beach, and they were so sweet to give us a little box so we could pack some goodies to enjoy on the sand. They had wine, too! We spent a perfect hour or so at the beach, then headed into Florence for dinner. This or Yachats are the closest city for meals (about 20 minutes either direction) so either eat before you check in, or plan to go back out. They do have a kitchen that is available for guests, so you could bring an easy to prepare meal. Once we'd returned, we spent some more time at the beach, then relaxed in our room until dark. Then we grabbed a flashlight and headed on up the trail to admire the lighthouse in the night. This was such a unique experience and the highlight of our stay. You can see how far out the light beams to sea, and we hiked up a bit behind the lighthouse, so we were right at the level with the rotating light. Incredible! Back in our room, we cracked the windows for a lovely ocean breeze and fell asleep to the sound of the waves. Perfection. In the morning, I took a little time to read through the ghost stories they have collected (too wimpy to read at night!), we wandered around the beach for a bit, and then guess what! The stay isn't over yet as there is a stunning seven course breakfast! This is served family style with other guests, although they do give you the option to dine separately if you let them know ahead of time. The food was magnificent! They explained each dish as it came out and it was all so fresh and skillfully prepared. We had a tropical fruit salad, bread, tuna ceviche, mango smoothie, quiche, sausage, panna cotta, and finished with fruit and cheese. Of note, if you don't wish to stay but would like to have breakfast in the lightkeeper's house, they do special breakfasts for special occasions and at certain times of the year, just check the website for dates. After the meal, they offered a little history tour inside the house which we sadly didn't have time to stay for, but we did go to the lighthouse for quick tour and to peruse the gift shop before checking out. It truly was such a dream of a trip, and I would definitely suggest staying for two nights. I thought one would be sufficient but would have loved more time. A couple tips about the area: This is just a mile or two north of the Sea Lion Caves. They are 110% a tourist trap, but still worth a visit if you've never been. We ate dinner at Mari's Kitchen in Florence and it was delicious, would highly suggest it, although it is located in a cute downtown area with all sorts of options. The same people who run the bed and breakfast own Ona's in Yachats, so I'm sure that would be great too. While in the area, make sure to plan some time to explore magical Cape Perpetua.

Summary: overall I would not recommend this house. There are nicer, newer houses or ones with more…read moreamenties for the price. A group of seven of us stayed at the house for a weekend bachelor party and it was sufficient for our needs but may not be for a family. It was clean and definitely covered the basic necessities so if you're more concerned with location or just aren't too particular then Moyer Beach house will be fine. Sleeping: the house technically sleeps eight people but it's comprised of a bunk bed and three queens so it's slightly misleading. There's also a futon on the main floor that could sleep two more. The beds were clean and comfortable and acceptable for a weekend. Kitchen: the kitchen is extremely small and fitting more than two people in there would draw comparisons to clowns in a clown car. The range is small and fitting a large pot or multiple pans on the burners is a challenge. The house is extremely lacking in pots and pans so be sure to bring your own if you plan to cook. Bathroom: the bathroom works for a weekend but would get annoying for anything longer than two days. Lots of extra towels provided. Misc: the house does not have internet access but does have a tv and dvd player in case the oregon weather catches up with you. There's parking for two cars - one in the driveway, one along the road. Location: the house is located at 62nd/Logan in north Lincoln City about a mile from the casino. Safeway and McMennamins close by. Good location overall as beach isn't too crowded in the north part of Lincoln City. Property: the back yard is a good size for playing behind the house but overgrown blackberry bushes obstruct a lot of the ocean view. There's technically a path that can be used to access the beach but it requires jumping down off a small drop-off (~4ft). Beach access for non-abled bodies is at the state park a few houses to the south. Ok house for a weekend but if there are other options available I'd probably recommend another house.

On our visit to the historic Moyer Family Beach house my husband and I experienced old-world Oregon…read moreCoast beach house charm (i.e., knotty pine walls, a real wood burning fireplace) along with modern upgrades, cable TV, wireless access, and a small but very well-equipped kitchen. We found that the Moyer Family Beach House graciously embraces its heritage and makes the most of its smaller dimensions and limitations. We loved that its well-appointed living and dining area is completely engaged by the wall of windows facing across its lawn to a magnificent unencumbered view of the Pacific Ocean. We enjoyed watching the many terrific kite surfers do their thing right from the kitchen table and the living room couch!

My husband and I booked this guest house on a whim, after quickly deciding we were going to take a…read moreroad trip up the coast of CA up into OR. We knew we wanted to stay in the Willamette wine country and just randomly decided on staying in the city of Corvallis. We found this guest house on vrbo.com and called up & immediately booked it. The plus is, they accepted our dogs too, which was great! We stayed in the lower "flat" of the house, with it's own little covered porch area with comfy couch & chair overlooking the family's own christmas tree farm. We met Dale immediately upon arrival and he greeted us very warmly and we felt right at home. The flat has 2 bedrooms with queen ( I think) sized beds in both rooms and with great decor, a lovely at-home feel and Dale has all kinds of beautiful pottery he has made, scattered throughout the flat. A nice kitchen and big dining area to suit any sort of entertaining for around 8 people. We had been camping for 4 days before so coming into a nice home like this was perfect timing for us! The bed we slept in was really comfy as well. The location is pretty good-right near Oregon State University and just a short drive to several wineries around Corvallis. Cardwell Hill Cellars is wonderful and just a quick 10 minute drive away. Also, this house has laundry facilities, which is great!! We will definitely be coming back here. The warm hospitality from Dale and the coziness of the property were enough to make me want to stay there for a week! Unfortunately we were only there for 2 nights, but it was a wonderful stay! I would highly recommend to anyone!!

The Donovan House is amazing. Not only is the owner hospitable and welcoming, his dog, Luke, is a…read moregreat fixture to the experience. We loved the ambiance of the house and it's location to downtown.

We needed a getaway and ocean house was on our list! Ocean house is an 8 bed, bed and breakfast in…read moreNewport, Oregon. We enjoyed daily complimentary breakfast (my fav was the French toast) and afternoon cookies fresh baked. Our room was beautiful with a large jetted tube and dual head shower. The room was the cleanest hotel room I've ever seen. Robes were in the room for our use. The staff was amazing! Very sweet ladies running the front desk. My biggest issue was the bed itself. The bed was horrible and almost knocked down a star for me. If you like super firm this is the room for you - however, it left me with back pain and I didn't feel rejuvenated at all after the trip due to restless nights . We will be back - just in a different room with a different bed!

If you ever find yourself traveling to Newport Oregon, make sure you check out the Ocean House!…read more Ocean House is by far, the best B&B we have ever stayed at! So beautiful & such a personable staff. Views are picturesque from every window. We immediately felt right at home. Beautifully decorated, so clean, a comfy bed & soft down pillows. Peaceful & relaxing. As amazing as the property itself, was it's staff that made it over the top! Angela & Mary are making sure everything was perfect... & a Chefs kiss to Chef Misty! Thank you so much for our delicious breakfasts! AAAAA+++ Travelers from California

I was surprised that hubby booked this house, THIS Victorian Historic House of my Dream, right…read moreacross from the park where Monmouth Fourth of July Festival. I just went nuts with photos, and I was so happy that we have the house all to ourselves, so I can roam around, just taking photos, inside and outside the garden. What is there to write about a negative? OK, maybe two, but only because I'm short. The bed was high. (Mine too, at home. But I have a step stool to climb in/out, that helps me). The tub, hubby has to hold my hand, so I won't slip coming out of the tub. Everything else was GREAT & DANDY! The food. The service. The views to the garden and the park. The gazebo. The Rose Garden, the Clematis, the scented Jasmine. It's a HISTORIC mansion! It's my temporary HEAVEN as I am here! Then, I wake up, and we're back home, back to reality, kinda thing!

Wow! What a fantastic B&B experience. Our starry night room was absolutely wonderful and even…read moreexceeded our expectations. The house itself was gorgeous and was exactly what I was looking for to celebrate my birthday on April 29th! The bear claw soaking tub along with the lounge couch and starry ceilings were my favorite part! Eli and Emily were awesome. You could tell they loved what they do for a living and the breakfast Emily cooked for us was exquisite. I felt like we were eating food from a fancy hotel restaurant and couldn't have asked for a better way to finish off our B&B experience. Although we didn't get to meet the resident cats, we left feeling blessed and would recommend this place to our family and friends. Thanks Eli and Emily for a memorable experience!

Very nice hotel on the river side. Very quiet and comfortable…read more I used the swimming pool. Bath towel were prepared which is very good. It was hot day so perfect time for swimming. Gym is also good because there is very cold water server. Breakfast is almost the same as other IHG / Holiday Inn express which is also good for me. After checking in, the customers can use underground parking. I have only positive things for this hotel.

Hard not to leave five stars, the people here are all so welcoming, place is pretty clean and they…read moreoffer a great breakfast in the morning. The view of the river is gorgeous, we were lucky enough to have a room facing it. Only complaint is I don't like carpeted rooms and the windows barely open, I love to air out the rooms when I stay and it only opened a few inches, makes me feel claustrophobic not to have fresh air coming in. Bed was comfortable, linens clean, I'd stay again when I'm in the area.