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    Heceta Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast

    4.4 (65 reviews)
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    View of the lighthouse from the Mariner I room
    Chrissy H.

    This was one of the best experiences we've ever had! The beauty, charm, and history of the B&B was incredible. All staff were so friendly and welcoming. I was very impressed by just how impeccably clean the entire place was. We stayed for 3 nights and was very glad we did, as it gave us time to enjoy the full experience, explore, relax, and just take everything in. The 7-course breakfasts were well worth it - beautiful, delicious, and quite filling despite each course being small. We weren't hungry again until about 6:00 pm! It was also wonderful to meet so many different people from all over the U.S., including a couple from Belgium. A shared breakfast table is one of the best experiences of a B&B! The wine & cheese offered in the late afternoon was a treat, and so lovely to partake of on the porch while listening to and watching the ocean. The history lesson after breakfast was informative and entertaining! Upon the caretaker's suggestion we went up to the lighthouse at night, and we were so glad we did. It's a beautiful sight, and even somewhat magical. Relaxing on the front porch at night watching the sunset was truly serene. This place is highly popular, so definitely book well in advance to ensure you get the room and view you want, as well as a private bathroom (only some of the rooms have one). Also, if visiting the lighthouse is the main reason for your visit, be sure to call the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department to ask about any possible repairs or closures. The B&B is maintained by the U.S. Forest Service, and may not be aware of upcoming closures of the lighthouse.

    Another gorgeous parlor.
    Kelly J.

    This is a magical place. The inn and its history, the staff being so knowledgeable and helpful. The ambiance. The energy. Everything is done perfectly. From the first moment you walk in to the moment you crawl into bed... btw, those sheets are incredible!! We really enjoyed the seven course breakfast as well as the nightly wine and cheese pairings. The Pinot Noir was fabulous! This will become one of our repeat vacations for sure!

    The Secret beach we hiked to
    Lauri E.

    This is a must do while visiting the Oregon Coast!! The light keepers room especially. Worth the $$. Quiet, romantic, beautiful scenery you can't get anywhere else. The Hobbit trail (absolutely gorgeous hike) and visiting the lighthouse at night is a must! The Breakfast was so yummy! Bring dinner and sit in the dining area of this historical home it's like your transformed into another date and time. Everyone was so welcoming/ good hosts. We will be back, two nights next time.

    Views!
    Gabe T.

    Unbelievably beautiful location! We didn't stay at the BnB but we're doing the hike up to the lighthouse when we saw it. We got the brochure and fell in love with the idea...we may have to spend a night next time we're around!

    View from Mariner's Room 2

    One of the last remaining Lightkeeper's cottages on the Pacific Coast, now operating as a Bed & Breakfast. Constructed in the late 1800's, the charming Queen Anne style house is placed on a stunning oceanfront property. The well preserved historic lighthouse is a just a short walk away. The Oregon coast is arguably just as beautiful as the California coast, but luxury accommodations are almost nonexistent. Heceta Head B&B is one of your most comfortable options, as well as a unique experience. There are 6 rooms, accommodating a maximum of 15 guests. Complimentary wine is offered every evening, as well as a daily 12 course breakfast. I was surprised to find that breakfast was still being served indoors during the Covid-19 pandemic. My partner and I did not feel comfortable with this, so the lovely breakfast director Wendy wrapped all of our food to go. I saw her picking herbs in the garden out front to use for the meal. So charming! Everything was delicious, especially the truffled eggs benedict and apple tart. We stayed in Mariners Room 2 ($430/night), one of the two ocean view rooms. The other rooms look cute, but for a memorable stay, you must opt for one of these. The room was very small, but tastefully decorated. Soft bed, fitted with high thread count sheets. The view was truly stunning. Nothing compares to listening to the crashing waves of the ocean, as you drift off to sleep. The WiFi did not work at all throughout our 3 day stay. There is also no cell reception. This ultimately forced me to relax and detox from work, but the situation was not ideal. We stayed on Halloween, which was very fun because the house is supposedly haunted. No ghost sightings, but a great experience overall. Recommend!

    Staying at the Lighthouse Bnb has been on my radar for 4-5 years, so I am very glad they've been able to weather the close down! Other guests I met there came out specially or organized their trips based on room availability, and I realized early on I should have booked multiple nights as they. In no way were we disappointed. The staff was welcoming and accommodating, the place immaculate, and décor a living history lesson (well, it is fantastic to soak in a clawfoot tub with indoor plumbing). Every window offers a picture worthy view. At night, you have the beach below and lighthouse to yourselves. One girl even bought wood and smores. I thought I'd feel like the odd-man-out staying as a single, and a grungy hiker at that, but was rest-assured that there were other singles. And I don't think I've talked as much to other people in the past year as I did then. I needn't say anything about the wine and appetizer plate or breakfast, since you already know they're superb. HIKER TIPS (this is for you OCT'ers!) : the Lane.link bus can stop southbound (only) from Yachats-Florence if you call Three Rivers Taxi in advance for a flag stop. It'll be at the beach access turn off. This way you can avoid the tunnel just beyond. Guest have use of a kitchen, so you can bring and prepare food. Hike the trails up above the lighthouse and down to Hobbit Beach; it was one of the prettiest trails I've seen on the coast.

    April H.

    During out road trip around Oregon and Northern California we stayed at multiple places and this was by far our favorite. Everything was absolutely perfect the entire time we were here. It was easy to find and the check in process was easy. The house is beautiful as well as the rooms and the view. Our room was nice and the bathroom clean even though we had to share it with another room. We really enjoyed sitting outside on the porch. You can read and paint like we did or just sit and enjoy. The have games and blankets for you to use as well. In the evening you were able to sit inside by the fire. Outside you can walk over to the lighthouse or take the path down to the beach. The employees and other guests were all very friendly. In the morning they serve you an amazing breakfast and if you want you can listen to the stories/history of the house and hear some fun ghost stories. In the afternoon they have a wine and cheese hour that is highly enjoyable. I don't like to go to the same place very often but I would love to stay here again.

    Heceta Head Lighthouse
    David A.

    Whenever we drove up the Oregon coast we would pull over near the Sea Lion Caves and take a picture of the beautiful Heceta Head lighthouse and light keeper's house on a rocky cliff jutting out to sea surrounded by a beautiful beach located in the most scenic location imaginable. We read that this is the most photographed lighthouse in the United States. "Buy me that house", my girlfriend would say. Whenever she discussed it, she referred to it as "my house". More recently we learned that the fully restored Queen Anne Light Keeper's house, which is run by the Oregon State Parks, is now a bed and breakfast We stayed in the "cozy" Cape Cove room. Cozy as in tiny, the smallest bedroom in the house. It shares a bathroom across the hall. After careful deliberation of all our room options we choose this room because it was the only one available. This room has a nice view of the historic Cape Creek Bridge and the beautiful cove below. There are a total of six bedrooms, four have a private bath. A seven course breakfast is included in the price and is a truly enjoyable experience. Americans typically don't like to share a table with strangers. I think we are afraid of intruding ourselves into someone else's lives. When we first sat down, everyone was very quiet with only an occasional whisper between couples. Soon the hosts came in, had everyone introduce themselves, tell everyone where they were from and a little about themselves. After that, the conversation turned lively. By the time the hosts came back to the table to introduce the first course, the dining room was so loudly engaged in conversation that the hosts had to ring a bell to get our attention. After the gates close in the evening you pretty much have the entire place to yourself. You can have the cove to yourself at sunset. Have you ever wanted to touch and examine all the items in a museum? You can touch and examine everything since there is no one here to stop you! One of the highlights of our stay was walking up to the lighthouse at night. This is a fully operational working lighthouse, the brightest light on the Oregon coast. Their web site says many couples propose marriage here and I can believe it. It was an amazing magical romantic experience. . We enjoyed every minute of our stay here. It was an experience I'm sure we will remember very fondly for the rest of our lives. I can't afford to buy this place for my girlfriend even if it was for sale, but at least we were able to stay there. That's probably better anyway since Oregon can worry about maintenance and the hosts can prepare the elaborate breakfasts and clean up afterwards.

    standing on the porch of the innkeepers home/b&b

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    We had a wonderful stay. We loved the views, the breakfasts, the access to the cove and beach below. It was one of our favorite trips ever.

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    Beautiful setting, great hospitality, fabulous breakfast. All around a wonderful place to stay.

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    We just stayed here for a family reunion. The outside was very grand, but the inside was…read moredisappointing. Pros: It held all 24 of us in 1 house. Each family had a private bathroom. The views are amazing. Being on the coast with access to the beach was awesome! Cons: Needs some serious updating (better lighting, bedding, dishes, furniture). Broken items need replaced or fixed (one couch was sagging so bad in the middle you couldn't even sit on it, oven made a noise when used, chair & table broken & wobbly). Also, they need to hire a new cleaning crew. The location was great, but the inside gave me the feeling that it was all badly used yard sale items. For the price I was expecting more, but I guess the price only pays for the location. (I don't have any pictures of the inside to show, sorry!)

    Awesome location, right on the oceanfront. The Dominica room offers a breathtaking view of the…read morePacific from its window, Jacuzzi and private deck. The place had a rustic homelike appeal, great for a romantic getaway. However, the first thing that I noticed upon entering the room was the absence of a bathroom door! The inn-keeper was personable and offered to have our rooms switched with one that came with a door. So not all rooms are created equal - just something to be aware of. The innkeeper also prepared us a nice breakfast taking our dietary restrictions into consideration - emphasizing on local and organic ingredients. There's a common guest area/lounge, equipped with microwave, fridge and brewing station accessible at all hours. There was no TV and no cell phone coverage in the room. But free wi-fi was available. We had a wonderful and comfortable stay, and are likely to visit again.

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    4.0(68 reviews)
    11.7 mi
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    This place is truly special. The staff is family owned and operated and I've never met more…read morecompetent or caring people. Right off the bat I was impressed with the service. The property is beautifully manicured and if you get a free standing apartment "kitchen" suite (like a one bedroom apartment) than most of them have a great view of the property, ocean or both. There's also a bathtub, fireplace, and little patio! The bed was comfy and I've never slept better--something about waking up to hear the surf and smell the fresh sea breeze I will never get over. Also the frogs will sing you a sweet song to sleep if you listen closely. I've never stayed anywhere more charming. Super short walk away to the waves, the beach, and town is just around the bend (also an easy walk). The pool also has a view of the ocean. So cool. Did I mention dog friendly? FYI. If you notice some difference in reviewers experience I believe it's the difference of the units verses the rooms. The rooms are more retro and though they have nice updates, I highly recommend the kitchen units as opposed to the rooms (I've stayed in both). The units are fantastic and worth the tiny bit extra. The rooms have great decks and patios to a lovely beach view but there is an old funk smell that unless you are a smoker is noticeable-- so do yourself a favor and get a kitchen suite. Your wife can thank me later. :) You'll want to plan to book a few extra days because this place is like a warm hug. It's unlike anything out there these days. You can get a clean room almost anywhere but encountering amazing humans on the road is priceless. Thank you Yachats Inn for making my summer to the coast a lovely and wonderfully memorable stay. I'll be back!

    What an incredible oceanfront location but in desperate need of a revamp…read more The rooms unfortunately don't match the beautiful setting. Our standard king was so rundown, with stained and stinky 70's carpet, mismatched 80s furniture, cheap plastic outdoor seats, and a mattress so old and uncomfortable I woke up in pain. The bed had extremely thin sheets and pillows, and a tiny shower you can't move around in. Our bathroom window and sliding glass door didn't close properly and I was praying a Ted Bundy type wasn't cruising the neighborhood. I somehow forgot to take pics but their images on their website are pretty accurate. The price was great at just over $120 on a busy July holiday weekend, and we also had direct access to the beach right out front. The pool and hot tub also provided ocean views. The entire property can use a lot of TLC. I love older and cozy spaces, but this place deserves a refresh to match its spectacular location. Nothing glamorous, it just needs to be functional, comfortable, and safe. 2.5 stars if I could.

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    My daughter likes to catch little creatures and she caught the salamander on the property of our hotel in a little pond.

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    4.9(60 reviews)
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    What a fun and unique experience! I made reservations online to celebrate a birthday. Reservations…read morewere easy, and their virtual check-in process was super easy. They text you when your room is ready, so you may be able to check-in earlier than the normal 4pm. Check out is at 11am, which was perfect for us. They offer a nice happy hour from 5-6pm. Two complimentary drinks with appetizers. There are various games available and plenty of sitting areas for a fully reserved boat. There are 5 rooms avaliable, all with views of the harbor and marina. Three rooms have king beds, and two rooms have queen beds. All rooms have their own bathrooms. The rooms offer many amenities...shampoo, conditioner, body wash, eye masks and ear plugs, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, keurig coffee maker, water with glasses, mini refrigerator, luggage rack, bathrobes, etc. We didn't want for anything during our stay. Brandon was super friendly, welcoming, attentive, helpful and accommodating. Paige made our breakfast and it was absolutely delicious! She was also friendly, welcoming and accommodating. We met Lexi when we arrived and she was also friendly and welcoming. Everyone was so nice and all the food and drinks were delicious! A nice variety of options to satisfy any guest. Overall we were super impressed. We're already trying to figure out when we can stay again! Highly recommend!

    Loved the relaxing atmosphere Brandon and Frost provided from breakfast to happy hour. The room was…read morebeautiful, with beautiful views.

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