We were scheduled to stay just one night, but I wish it could've been more. The check-in was…read morefriendly and we even received a little goodie bag, which my 10 year-old son absolutely loved. The room was adorable and immaculately clean. Bed is comfortable and a nice quiet night of sleep. Recommend this motel to anyone! Much more fun and personalized than a chain hotel. We will be back for sure!

This is a group or cute bungalow cabins that are even better inside…read more Great decor inside. Nice little thank you bag on check in full of small treats. Can't go wrong coming here.

I would never recommend this inn to any one…read more The cleaning staff are possible stealers (of clothing and YOU'RE undergarments?!) After speaking with their B.M. Tara - she completely disregarded and attempted to ignore my complaint. I requested to speak with their General Manager, but I decided that this needs to be public information to SEE after our phone conversation.

I took my Son here for his birthday. He wanted to climb all around Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area…read moreall day, so we made an overnight of it. The Sunday night rate was reasonable, each of our Queen beds were comfortable, there was a lot of room to spread out and sit, and what a view out the window! Our only regret was not staying longer and using this place as a jump off point for other parts of the Oregon Coast. The Inn property also includes a coffee ship, pizza place, market, and other offerings we didn't have time to experience. Check-in and Housekeeping staff were all very friendly and helpful.

We had an amazing stay at Headlands! From the front desk, to the adventure staff, to the bartenders…read moreand servers in the restaurant, everyone we encountered was great. Housekeeping was also attentive. The rooms are very nice and of course the view is perfect. We made use of the fireplace in the evenings. Beach access is a breeze and they have plenty of great amenities. We did an evening tide pool exploration and a bonfire on the beach, both were well worth it and made our stay special. Shoutout to Daniel who was a fabulous adventure guide and so nice! We also enjoyed happy hour at the Meridian bar. Delicious small bites and cocktails, also want to call out Zak who made great drinks and provided us with nice conversation a few nights in a row. Overall I would definitely return if spending time on the coast and would recommend staying here!

This review is for the Le Meridien restaurant only:…read more I wouldn't feed this food to my dogs. ... I can see how the view can be worth it for some... especially the locals here. (I was visiting on a business trip!!!) ONE star was added for hotel service (although a bit stiff and rude, still very helpful and kind!) Edited; I stayed across at the inn -- same ownership and management though! Tried the food. Tastes terrible!

Drop the needle…read more.. This place spins like a vintage '70s record and old school soul with a fresh new groove. From the outside, you get that classic hotel vibe, but step inside and it's been remastered into something effortlessly cool... warm, stylish, and just the right amount of hip. Now let's talk about the room, clean? No... immaculately pressed. Easily the cleanest hotel room we've ever stayed in. Everything felt dialed in, like every detail hit its note perfectly. Location? Right on track. Price? A total steal and it's like finding a rare vinyl in the bargain bin. Parking? Smooth and easy, no scratches on this record. And the staff... nothing but good vibes. Friendly, welcoming, the kind of people that make you want to stay on side B a little longer. We'll definitely be back again--this one's going into heavy rotation. The record player added a great touch. Grab a vinyl at check in and drop the needle !

Cozy, blast from the past, central location for all that Pacific City has to offer. It really does…read moreremind you of something out of a movie, the entrance into the central courtyard giving motor lodge vibes. The location right on Brooten is perfect, you can't miss it. The man staffing the office when I checked in on a Thursday night was really nice. Not in a forced way, nor did he seem like he was tired that he does this every day. He was truly kind, relaxed, helpful and informative. And there was a lot of information to give. The record library that you can borrow from is extensive, I barely scratched the surface (not of the records of course!). Having the update of a door code instead of keys was nice. The rooms were generous in size and had everything we needed - desk for piling my stuff on, TV, single serve coffee maker, two beds, bathroom, mini fridge and microwave. Couple notes that really don't count against the place but just to make one aware - the beds felt like maybe they weren't quite queen sized but almost full sized? I don't know, I couldn't figure it out but then again, I haven't slept in a queen in awhile. But they were comfortable. Also, where the coffee maker was, on the desk under the TV, there were no outlets. Two blank outlet covers under the desk and the outlet being taken up for the TV but no outlet for the coffee maker. I ended up putting it on a nightstand. Works fine, just a weird thing. I really loved the faux-vintage mini fridges and in some rooms, matching microwaves. Location of this hotel is great, you can walk to most things quite easily. No sidewalks, but that's ok. I would stay here again!

Pacific City is a great spot, the beach, dunes and dories are all well worth the visit, this RV…read morepark on the other hand oversold itself and we were disappointed with many aspects. We booked many months in advance requesting to be close to other spots we rented in an effort to keep our group close and were told that had happened, in addition to being nowhere near one another both sites were tiny and dirty, lacking any shade or privacy. Site utilities functioned but water and sewer lines had to cross and both hookups were below grade, improvements to entire site are needed.My patient wife was in tears seeing her careful plans dashed. We survived thanks to the beauty of the surrounding area and people but feel grossly overcharged. Definitely returning to the area, certainly not staying here.

I spent my 44th birthday hiding away on the Oregon Coast. Bart's Camp is amazing. It's located a…read moretwo minute walk from the beach. When we opened the windows of our rented airstream, all we could hear was the ocean and nature. Wild animals were everywhere, cool places to explore and great places to hang out. We even rode bikes through the forest like we were kids. It was a fantastic escape and a lovely time!!!

Quiet. Private. That's what I was looking for on this trip and that's what I found at SCP Depoe…read moreBay. This trip was meant for solitude, reflection, and a reset. The room had no TV, on purpose and that was just fine. My room overlooked the bay, had a small balcony and the weather was nice enough when I arrived that I took full advantage of the view. It overlooked the Depoe Bay harbor. Each night I used the lobby/lounge area for some peaceful journaling. The morning breakfast option only included fruit, granola (with milk - dairy or almond), and coffee or tea. The lobby has a microwave, dishes, bowls, and silverware available and a small selection of drinks for purchase on the honor system. If you're looking for a unique, peaceful stay on the coast, check out SCP Depoe Bay. I would stay there again.

Great little boutique hotel. Found it on Hotel Tonight while driving through Lincoln City…read more We got there late, so had to ring the bell. Someone was out quickly to greet us and got us checked in. Rooms were updated and clean. Nice views of the bay. In the morning there was a light breakfast and coffee in their lounge area which was very comfortable. Definitely recommend if you're in the area.

It's definitely not the Ritz or a typical B&B but it is clean and our hostess is incredible! Great…read moreprice. It is pretty much in the middle of no where, and warm if it is warm Outside, but a fan, and cooler temps prevailed on day two.

the owner is wonderful and the history of the house is very interesting! once you learn about the…read morehistory of the house, you'll appreciate the house and it's character.

Cute boutique beachfront retreat that is dog friendly. We had a beautiful view of the ocean from…read moreour King Studio w/ kitchenette and balcony. You are only a short walk from restaurants and the beach. It is not a fancy place, but the open balcony to sit outside and listen to the waves while smelling the fresh air is worth it. I really appreciated the kind gesture of putting a birthday card and local chocolates on the bed (it made me feel truly special, thank you!). The French Press and coffee grounds were such a nice touch! Bed and pillows were comfy. Sitting outside on the balcony to watch the waves was enjoyable. Down below our balcony are cozy fire pits with chairs. The chairs were occupied most of the time, so we didn't sit by the fire... but we had our dogs with us too. TV was good, just wish it was bigger. Room was clean. Breakfast was subpar. The area to serve yourself and eat felt crowded as well. The shower in our room had good water pressure but the shower drain was clogged which causes it to pool up anytime we used it. Sink was fine. Screen door had a hole near the handle. Rooms felt closer than I would like. Hallway to get to room felt narrow. I believe we had two different neighbors across the hall during our stay. The second set of guests (both adults and children) were not very considerate with noise, especially during the evening and early morning hours. Of course, this isn't something the Coho can always control, but it did impact the peaceful atmosphere at times. Overall though, the Coho itself was wonderful, and with a little more mindfulness from fellow guests, the experience could be perfect. This is a great option for coastal views. Prices are okay. I would come back here again.

This was our second time staying at the Coho Lodge and it will be our last. It was sh*tty in a…read moreliteral sense. The main issue is that there was an extremely loud, unceasing mechanical noise come from the ducts right outside our room (#72). When I asked reception about changing rooms, I was told that the hotel was completely booked and there was nothing they could do. This didn't leave us with any option but to stay the night. We got very little sleep, not just because of the unrelenting noise ALL NIGHT LONG, but because the mattress was oddly hard and lumpy. My partner who does not have back issues woke up in excruciating pain. Now, one of the nicest parts about this hotel is the oceanfront location. However, even that was ruined for us. Our room led directly out to a grassy area overlooking the sea. We walked out there at dusk to watch the sunset, only since the light was dim, we stepped into a pile of dog shi*t several feet away from the door. That really sums it up - what was supposed to be a brief romantic getaway to the coast turned into a hot, steaming turd. This was hands down the most hellacious hotel stay of my life. If you choose to stay here, good luck - I sincerely hope you have a better experience.

We stayed in House #1 and had an amazing time! What a cool little place to stay and was so much fun…read morefor the whole family. If we are ever back in Tillamook we will definitely be staying here again

Awesome little spot. We reserved Lorraine's Garden T.H.#3. Check in is at 3:00pm. It's 3:38 pm. and…read morewe're still waiting for our Tiny House to be finished cleaning. Would have been nice to be told when we checked in at 2:45 pm. that they we're running later than the 20 minutes we were originally told. So we'll be having a conversation about check in and out times. Yes, the cleaning crew has extra duties do to Covid-19. Not my problem! I was told check in is at 3:00 pm not 3:43. So waiting almost three quarters of an hour to get into our rental wasn't that bad. The grounds are awesome. Lots of cool plants. Chickens and Duck's running around. A couple awesome Dogs that are very friendly. Each T. H. is different but they all have BBQ'S. our bbq is a tad rusty inside but it look's usable. There used to be a Disc Gllf Course here but its been turned into an Event Space. I don't know when the change was made but I saw pics from 2018. The loft is a low ceiling and the bedroom is a little cramped but still pretty awesome for a T.H. The Bathroom is good sized. I was pleasantly surprised at it's size. I really like all the wood interior. Really charming. The Kitchen isn't huge but definitely Full Size. A 10 Gallon Hot Water Tank gives you about a 10 minute shower, so no lounging. Covid-19 is still among us so most of Oregon is still in lock-down. Most businesses are closed and there'll be No Fireworks this year but the weather is decent and were at the coast. Worth it! I needed this weekend. I just got laid off to join the 1 in 3 Americans who are unemployed currently. I'll take a siesta and get another J. O. B. So, for now, I'm going to enjoy this weekend with my family.

Great place to go if you have a dog. They cater to dogs leaving a basketful of linen to put over…read morebed and towels for their return from the beach. We picked the week to come when the atmospheric river hit! But that didn't stop us going out the second it stopped raining for 5 minutes. The beds are soft and there is a balcony overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The rooms have a fireplace for when it's cold like it is the last 2 days. No beautiful sunsets to post but lots of high waves! Breakfast is brought to your room. Limited menu of items from granola and berries, Greek yogurt, fruit juice, hard boiled eggs, bagels ( not toasted or warm) and coffee cake. The rooms have a tv, microwave and refrigerator along with a coffee maker. The sound of the waves and the fresh (feels like 32) air relaxes you immediately. We come twice a year on our birthdays March and October and it's usually great weather! Love this place.

A solid, clean, and decently priced hotel by the ocean. We have stayed here several times over the…read moreyears. It looks like they just renovated the rooms again. They look nice, but it makes you wonder what architects and/ or interior decorators are thinking these days in terms of space and design. Getting around the room felt like one of those slide puzzles from years ago. Where you slide a piece to one side in order to move another piece in. It was tight, but still comfortable. Well, with one exception. I was wondering why the chairs were weighted to that extreme, and then it hit me, literally. I stubbed my toes no less than 10 times while there. The weight is to keep you from throwing them off the balcony. Ha ha. The people that work there are always cool and they are dog friendly. Can't wait to go back.