We used to love staying here, but our recent experience was extremely disappointing. I accidentally left behind a few personal items and contacted guest services immediately to let them know exactly where they were. Despite this, they claimed nothing was found. This means someone is not being truthful. What made things worse was how difficult it was to get in touch with anyone. I tried multiple times via phone and email with very delayed or no responses. For a place that once felt welcoming and reliable, the lack of hospitality and basic customer service was really surprising. Unfortunately, this experience has completely changed how we feel about staying here again. read more

Booked a house in Seabrook ( cedar cove) for a weekend birthday getaway for my wife. We had high hopes of cooking a delicious dinner and enjoying a nice glass of wine in the private hot tub. On arrival the oven and stove wouldn't turn on. We called maintenance. They were unable to solve the issue. After he left, I was able to figure out where the breaker was and fixed it myself. After our later than expected dinner we put on bathing suites to get into the hot tub which we found to be empty! The kids were crushed! We called the office the next morning. They informed us the hot tub was broken. They stated that the post was changed in June of this year to no longer include pictures of the hottub. We booked in July. Pictures of the hot were absolutely posted at that time. It was the main reason we booked the house. The office was apologetic and offered us a paltry 5% discount. We told them not to bother and they went up to 15%, which is still a ridiculously low offer/poor customer service. This place is at best poorly managed and at worst deceptive. We have been here for less than 24 hours and it has not been worth the money or the time to drive here. read more

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Seeing this place being built in its infancy when there was just four homes and a small office, showcased a grand endeavor to build a great escape to the beach. Though with expansion I believe they are building too soon too fast. Construction everywhere and with a staff that wants to pass the buck and have people come in to fix things that really should have been done. The owners of the homes spending millions and renting them out for thousands, to then having a house that is dirty and unclean. With new staff being constantly added and the people who actually live here no longer working here, the atmosphere is a "take your money and have a nice time" atmosphere. We did get our cleaning fee waved and a gift card to one of the local restaurants, so they redeemed themselves a little bit. TLDR: A giant gold nugget is now turned to fools gold. If you have a family, are a retiree, or someone wanting to go to the beach. This may be a place to stay for a few days but for a week, I don't know chief. read more

We stayed at the Shore to Please cottage. There were 8 of us plus a baby and a family dog. There were plenty of space with 3 rooms, plus loft with 4 twin beds and a huge family room space, and a mother in law suite! There were 4 and a half bathrooms which was perfect! We knocked down a star because the cottage was hard to find. We wish there were better directions. It was tucked behind cottage 48. Although it was a great location with quick access to the village, beach, and backs up against the promenade. Also, wish we were given better directions with Wi-Fi. We later found out that we were given the Wi-Fi for the wrong cottage. Overall for Seabrook, wish there were more activities to do and wish there were better bigger pools. We think the 4 nights were just enough for a quick getaway and to see the whole place. We loved the gnome forest and candle making. read more

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First stay in Seabrook and everything came as advertised. During these times cleanliness is key, and our cottage rental in the Beach Camp neighborhood was spotless. They text updates prior to arrival and it was annoying having to wait until 5:30pm to check in, but I assume it's due to the busy holiday weekend. Everything was furnished and well organized upon arrival. The kitchen was well stocked with dinnerware, utensils and appliances. (Get all your food at Costco and don't forget the basics including spices, condiments, containers and foil/plastic wrap.) Cell signal is spotty here, but the wifi was strong and the TV was great especially for cloudy/foggy day entertainment. I know Seabrook gets knocked for being too "perfect," but I do appreciate organization and cleanliness. I love IKEA and all, but was surprised to see some lower quality furnishing at times. The town is basically a large AirBnB rental, with some vacation home ownership. Expect to pay a pretty penny for amenities, location, and size depending on how many people to house. read more

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This cute and quiet little time is the perfect place for a getaway with your family or partner. It is very kid and pet friendly. Theres a couple restaurants, bakery, shops, and market in town for your convenience. You can even rent bikes, go down to the beach, or go on a walk on the trail. There offer many homes to rent out as well! Our house was had a beach theme and we couldn't be more happy. There were three rooms ( king, queen, and four bunk beds), hot tub, and fire pit! The house was fully furnished for every use. We loved having the option to cool or dine. I love how quiet the neighborhood was. No one bothered us... we bothered no one. It was GREAT. Only downfall was that we showed up to the house with bags of trash that seem to have been forgotten and raccoons got to it. But josh who was on night duty helped us clean it out. He was very nice. Check in and checking out was easy. We didn't have to talk or see no one because a code to the door was provided. Instructions for the home was sent couple days prior to arrival. As much as I love this place I wouldn't be able to stay here as often as we'd like due to the fact that it's very expensive to stay here. So this is a treat if we ever get to do this again. I recommend trying this place out if you haven't already. Even if you just come down for a day trip. It is on the way towards ocean shore so if you can't find anything to do in town you can always head down that way. read more

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The town is awesome! The town is what keeps us coming back! Lots to do. All walkable. Helpful and kind staff. Good safety and security. Dog friendly. They have pickle ball, pools, basketball, tons of cute little court yards, a nice playground and many other activities, not to mention a beautiful beach with so many sand dollars. Unfortunately the restaurants were not impressive at all, neither the food nor the service were anything special. Also, long wait times. The quality for the price is no good. The icecream shop was good though. Farmers market was small but had some cute little things. The toy store is good. Lots of cute little shops. *****The low score is based on our stay at the SNUG house, I was not impressed. If they made a few improvements it has potential to be a great spot. Better cleaning between guests, better pans, less bossy notes. Part of the problem had to do with house keeping. It smelled weird when we walked in. There was blood on the sheets (more than a little) and loose hairs on the bed when we arrived. A yellow stain on the mattress pad. And we were after the second attempt compensated for the cleaning fee. There was no surprise or even an apology when I talked to them, which was shocking! We stayed 3 nights. The worst thing is that the gross sheets weren't discovered until after the front desk was closed when we went to pull the sheets back to get in bed for the 1st time. The problem with the house was a few things. 1. It wasn't very clean, dust and an assumed mouth wash stain (blue) on the wall and trim. 2. Passive aggressive/micro managing notes. Some were common sense, others seemed over the top (like the one about the bathroom all getting dried off with a towel to avoid mildew after each shower) It really bothered me to see the notes everywhere and about everything. It exceeded the normal rules of seabrook (which are totally reasonable) 3. The worst pans I have ever used and I have used many different inexpensive airbnb pans without issue before. No amount of nonstick compound (butter, oil, non stick spray) works on its surface. You can't cook an egg, or a pancake everything sticks to it and just rips it to little pieces and it all just sticks to the ban. 4. No storage in kitchen and no downstairs closets for food storage. Also sometimes places have zip locks or cling wrap. This place did not. Only foil was available. Not a big deal, but something to consider. The house decor was average, they had lots of games available, plenty of dish ware, not very nice or comfortable couch and chairs. The price was reasonable. The space was pretty tight, but we made it work with 4 adults 2kids and 2 dogs. No pantry for food. It's difficult to score the review, our last visit at the HERON house was great. All positive. 4.5/5 read more

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We visited Seabrook during the food and wine festival. Our entire weekend was amazing food drinks and hospitality! High recommend visiting this magical little town! read more

Seabrook is one of the most charming and beautiful places on earth. We came for the first time for our nephew's wedding. We loved our rental experience so much we came back 3 months later and brought our adult sons. Then we returned again a few months later. We've stayed in at least 5 of the rental homes in Seabrook and all we're a delight, as was the service we received from Cottage rentals, and we fell more in love with Seabrook each time, until a little over a year after our first visit, we decided we decided to purchase a home ourselves there as an investment. The investment has already paid off nicely in just a few short years (we bought in 2018) bit more importantly, after a couple of years of extended stays in various seasons in our own rental, we decided to move in full time. It's been almost 2 years now and we still love this place. Check it out. You so t be sorry! read more

We used to be homeowners here and we couldn't get out fast enough. Seabrook management, led by Casey, is almost like this cult mindset where any criticism or desire to get assistance is met with anger and insults. Erik, the newish head of hospitality treats people horrifically. While his expertise is supposed to be hospitality, he "rules with an iron fist" and will do anything he can to ostracize anyone with any valid complaint. Our home was constantly damaged without any notice to us (I'm talking holes in the wall, broken doors, stains everywhere, you name it). If it were just us going to the home we could deal with it, but knowing that guests are paying an incredibly high amount of money and having them possibly walk into our home in that condition was too much. I know if I paid thousands of dollars and walked into a house with holes and dirt, I would be incredibly upset. Then the homeowners get bad reviews on their house, even though they pay Seabrook 40% of every cent earned (in addition to thousands of other fees) because Seabrook management isn't doing their job. We went back to visit recently and things seemed to be the same. Apparently Erik has not fulfilled his responsibilities of mainstreaming central systems so staff can track all things and requests in one program. He was also supposed to hire new zone managers and that hasn't happened. The zone managers now are spread so thin, having to manage 40 houses! That means during summer time when houses are booked every day, Casey and Erik expect one person to be able to visit and double check every single one of their homes. Meanwhile, Erik is completely hands off. He purposefully doesn't add his phone number into signature lines because he doesn't want anyone to be able to contact him. If you are coming here for a visit it is a beautiful place to be, the shop owners are wonderful, the homeowners are lovely, and the community is breathtaking. Be prepared for incredibly high prices and possibly dirty homes---please just remember that it is not the fault of the homeowner, that is all Seabrook's responsibility. IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING A HOME HERE--DO NOT DO IT. It is a money pit. Seabrook refuses to have an HOA so that they can make all the decisions without any input from homeowners. Years ago they tried to charge each homeowner thousands of dollars so they could change the concept of the outdoor pool, without a vote or anything. Homeowners are used like an extra bank account. Homeowners were always complaining that their water bills, when near construction sites, were astronomical because Seabrook would use people's property and water for their staff, knowing full well that homeowners would have to eat the cost. They don't care at all about the people who own the homes, who are the people that make this community possible and line Casey and Erik's wallets. read more

Two stars for multi-night reservation policy. I've been going to Seabrook for over 10 years. It's a nice easy escape from Seattle for a couple nights. Sure it's an ersatz neighborhood. But what community isn't? Seabrook has kitchens, a nice beach and anonymous neighbors - what's not to like? What's not to like is their obnoxious post-pandemic multi-night booking policy. What we've experienced since the pandemic and it's consequential popularity of local staycations, is that as the demand at Seabrook has increased, they've capitalized on this by forcing long reservation commitments - normally in the 4 to 5 night range. Even during non-holiday weekends. If looking just for a couple nights, one has to wait sometimes to just a week before the date to secure such. What normally employed adult can plan for that? I've given up looking at Seabrook as an option for a getaway. read more

Stayed there last summer with some friends. Our "cabin" was very comfortable, we had everything anyone might need on vacation so no complaints there but the cabins are so close together we could hear our neighbors partying and being loud until very late at night. The entire town or grounds felt very Stepford-like and completely out of place in the PNW. It got windy one of the days but they have chopped so many trees around the cabins that there's no natural protection from the elements. The restaurant and little shops were just ok, nothing special just like you'd expect at a "designer" town like Seabrook. It's all for looks but there's no substance. read more

This is our second time staying in Seabrook, WA. We love that we can come here and park and the town is walkable and has a great beach. Our home this time(Sea otter), unfortunately had a broken heater in the main house, no tv signal in carriage house and a hot tub that we found upon arrival to be yellow and smelly. The hot tub tech came and said it was not usable and the maintenance crew came and told us our heat in fact was broken. It was so cold! They did bring us a space heater. When I spoke with the staff at the office they offered to give us a discount of 50 dollars for the inconvenience of not having a private hot tub(we booked his place for that reason). We spent 900 dollars for 2 nights to have no hot tub and a cold main living space. I was very disappointed that they offered us such a nominal discount. I was shocked actually. Not good service at all. The town is great with walkable space and cool trails. If you have issues with rental don't expect much. read more

Amazing! A perfect getaway for locals and non locals. The rental office is so great. They kept great consistent communication prior to the trip. Answered all my questions. Even did a follow up call after checking in. read more

Used to come here several times a year, but with the resort fees and cleaning fees equal to 25-30% of the total cost, its becoming too expensive overall. $2000 for a few days turns into $3000 after cleaning and resort fees. No thanks. They are likely inflating since many use other rental sites who also charge outrageous amounts and if people are willing to pay, so be it. Another cute town taken over by greed. read more

We are long time Seabrook patrons, but today we went to book a deal they advertised and when we went to pay, they increased their prices to make up the difference of the sale and the only reason we know that is we were shopping all morning and then they changed them mid-day??? Sorry Seabrook we don't appreciate being bamboozled, especially since we have spent so much time and money in your community. read more

I've always had a good experience from the Cottage Rentals. They've always been very attentive and helpful, houses are very clean and if you need anything, you just call and they will get it arranged for you. We've stayed at Bluebell cottage which is lovely decorated and has everything we need. The location was also great! It is located just behind the town hall, so it is close to the shops and restaurants, close to the beach and close to the swimming pool. We took their bikes for a ride, played games in the house, made a fire in the gazebo just a step outside the front door, and enjoyed the indoor gas stove with a glass of wine at night. Couldn't be more relaxing. I highly recommend visiting Seabrook! read more

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I have stayed at Seabrook quite a few times and this last time I was super disappointed. We rented a cute little cottage. The place was lovely, clean, and well decorated. When we arrived the wifi and cable were both not working. The rental office sent someone over to check on things and after a few visits throughout the weekend they came to the conclusion that it would not be able to be repaired during our stay. This honestly was something we could live with but I think they could have done a way better job at compensating us for this inconvenience. On their booking site it said these things were available and we expected them to be. I understand that things happen but it was a major inconvenience not only to not have it but the multiple visits throughout the weekend from maintenance. While they were all nice people we had our dogs there with us so every time we had a maintenance visit we had to rush back to take care of the dogs while they tried to fix it. I was expecting the rental office to kick us back a good amount for all of this and at the end of the day they only offered us $59. This is almost a slap in the face compared to the price we paid to rent. I left an honest review on their website for the house so future renters can know that they could potentially run into this issue. I noticed that every review on there was a 5 star review and I've checked and days later my review was never posted. They are definitely filtering reviews and only posting five star ones. I think this is all very dishonest and am completely disappointed. Why is the rental staff not checking that these amenities work prior to check-in? If we would have known they could have offered us a different place to stay. read more

The houses are nice and a great location. I would very much recommend it except for one issue. They require a 50% deposit. If you cancel, even several months out, you forfeit half of that. Beware. read more

Doesn't live up to the marketing hype. Cottages are "tired" and in need of repairs as well as refreshing. Service overall is lacking. Few local merchants with limited hours and service, so don't expect anything more than rooms. Lots if construction underway - odd in that existing space is mostly empty. Could be great, but poorly executed. As is: expensive and disappointing. read more

I can't say enough good things about our experience in Seabrook. I don't think I've ever had such a relaxing day of vacation. This was the perfect venue for a weekend trip with friends. We stayed in Cooking up Memories. The main house had two bedrooms (each with en suite) and a casita that had a bathroom and small kitchen area. Each room of the house had a TV. There was a nice hot tub between the main house and casita. Our favorite part was the large front porch. The kitchen came with everything we needed to make meals for a group of six. The house and property were very clean, leaps and bounds better than a typical beach hotel. Seabrook has everything set up so that you don't have to leave for anything once you arrive which is the key to relaxation. We only used our rental car to get to and from SeaTac. It didn't take more than 10 minutes to get anywhere on property including the beach. The coffee shop, restaurant, and stores were more like a five minute walk. The beach is conveniently located across the street. There are a lot of steps to get down, but I still wouldn't say it was more than a 10 minute walk. In the middle of August the beach wasn't crowded and we had a nice few hours there. You can take the nature trail to avoid the steps, but I'd only advise doing this on your way to the beach. Coming back from the beach on the nature trail you have to cross a busy road blind because of the curve in the road. I didn't enjoy this at all when my husband almost got hit by a speeding truck.So, take the nature trail down, but take the steps back up. There aren't many shops and only one restaurant right now, but it looks like there is more to come as the community is still building. In my opinion they have everything you need though. In addition to the restaurant there is a coffee shop/bakery, grocery store, and several fun shops to explore. There was even a Farmer's Market the Saturday that we were there. This trip has me completely rethinking the way that we travel. We usually stay at resorts and go out to eat for every meal, but renting a house and cooking was actually more relaxing. It allowed us to ignore the time and just go with the flow. read more

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Second trip here: one time for our wedding and another time for a relaxing NYE stay. We had a wedding ceremony about 15 minutes away and had the party in one of the bigger houses. We didn't really get to experience Seabrook that trip but we had a blast and our guests loved the experience. We were able to get a cheap Cyber Monday deal for NYE for one of their new apartments above the new main street. Our place was super new, new enough to still have blue painters tape in weird locations. Seabrook sent an email saying they would have kitchen basics which they did if they only mean kitchen utensils. They did not have any basic spices, flour or even salt. They had enough coffee cups to supply a small city but no flour. The email needed to be more clear on what kitchen basics mean. Our other seabrook house did have basics so maybe having one set criteria for all the homes. There are not a lot of places to eat here. Go to Costco and stock up before you journey out to Seabrook. Bring spices, tin foil, storage containers and anything else besides coffee cups and wine glasses. Check in is supposed to be at 4 but we were delayed until 430 and we were delayed the first time we stayed as well. A bit annoying when you have the car packed and the dog ready to go. Bring your family. This is the perfect place to bring the in-laws, the nieces and nephews and the grandma. Everyone has a spot that they will love making memories in. We will be back next summer to make another set of memories. read more

And since my last review of Seabrook, we've probably stayed here once a year, every year since. And each time at a different house which makes for a nice variety. And each time we visit it always seems that they keep building and adding to this sea-side community. In fact it's twice as big now than when we first started going here. Regardless, it's still a nice, charming place to stay on the Washington coast. read more

I think my husband said it best when arriving in Seabrook - Is this some sort of cult? Their marketing is brilliant but the east coast beach themed town falls completely flat to me. The rental/housing prices are obscene in comparison to other options, especially with the amenities. Honestly, the close proximity of the houses without any open space triggered my claustrophobia. If I wanted the Bellevue Stepford vibe 24/7, I'd come here. But that's not a beach vacation I'd sign up for. read more

Seabrook Washington is a painfully imperfect execution of a nice idea. This is a corporate-envisioned beach town, starting with an empty plot of oceanfront land straddling the state highway in 2004ish. A crowded community of homes, most things are indeed within a 5 minute walk. Bikes are usable in the town, but probably unnecessary and many homes lack secure storage. The homes are very close together which does impinge on privacy; our living room fronted a major walkway and people strolling by couldn't help but to peer inside. Parking is a challenge, especially on the weekends. Upon arrival, we couldn't park in our home's spot because the housekeeping team was there socializing for several hours. I couldn't move my car for several hours mid-vacation, only to find it was the housekeeping team who had parked in a no-parking zone so close I couldn't maneuver out. We spent a week there in mid August 2021. Weather was mixed, with a couple sunny days but mostly clouds with occasional light rain. Such is summer on the northern Washington coast. We spent most of our time in pants and hoodies, so best to prepare warm clothing. Dining options are limited and hit or miss. On a Tuesday night we were turned away by the otherwise excellent pizza joint at 515pm, being told they were sold out for the night. There were no other dining options available. Other days, availability of food was unpredictable. Restaurant employees seemed to delight in turning us away or being unable to meet our needs. A BBQ food truck employee told one of us we needed to learn how to read, another laughed at our face when attempting to place an order to go, and another left us waiting 20 minutes after paying while our food sat on the warmer. Dining outside the resort area requires a 20+ minute drive south to Ocean Shores and the market, while staffed with friendly folks, is very short in options. We stayed in a rental - L'Amour the Mer-ier. It was a dog friendly home with decent amenities and room for our two family group of 7. It was mostly without dog-urine odor. It's location close to the restaurant/shop area was outweighed by the loss of privacy. The management company is much like the town - a thin veneer of positivity unable to disguise otherwise poor execution. Our 3 bedroom home and 1 week stay was provided 2 coffee filters and a single laundry soap pod. Confirmed with the office this is the norm. We travel via rental homes 2-4 times a year, this is the first time I've seen such frugality at the expense of customer satisfaction. Every TV/DVD remote had dead batteries (our young children spent their own money on batteries so they could operate the TV), a major bathroom sink hardly drained, we had to call maintenance three times to address an inoperable front door lock before it was finally replaced. Much like the restaurants and resort overall, there's much effort to make things appear excellent on the surface but underneath is a core of rot. Despite all this I personally didn't think it was all that bad and would maybe consider coming again. However, our group used words like 'sucks' and 'terrible' to describe their view of the resort and experience overall....so I guess not. read more

This place is a quandary to me. We had a nice stay over 3 days this summer, long weekend with our "kids" who are all older now. The house was nice, setting nice, overall pleasant village is what I'd call it. I don't know how they got away with the cute tiny streets which look like a car-pedestrian accident waiting to happen. Beach walk, access was good, and you an tell money was spent on the original development. The town square was cute , good grocery store and we loved Koko's restaurant was so good we went once for dinner and once again for Sunday brunch. Seabrook is a great place to get away from crowds for the most part which is another plus for me. It's interesting only 10% of the owners spend much time there and most of the 250 + houses are rented out regularly. The houses seem well built as I kept looking close at the construction details. I guess it was a good investment for the tech crowd, rich folks who could afford a second home investment. I don't have that kind of money, so wouldn't buy, and not sure I can afford to go again given the costs to vacation rent. It's a nice place we were able to visit short term, but not a long term place for me. It seems out of place compared to all the surrounding areas of that part of the Wa coast. I've been to the Ocean Shores area on and off since the late 60s. read more

I really enjoy my time at Seabrook. I've stayed 3 times in the past 12 or so years, two in the last year. I acknowledge that it's an odd place that shouldn't exist. I love the the rental types available, despite the high prices and silly fees. Small cabins to luxury homes. Hot tubs, dog-friendly, pet-free, bunk beds, etc. Yet they are sorely lacking in accessible options for those who need mobility devices (canes, walkers, wheelchairs). I hope future growth in the town considers this, but it's not looking promising on the new units. When you build for accessibility, you are building for everyone. I love the trails and parks that are tucked away every so often. It's delightful. The business that have opened are pretty solid, yet expensive. When selecting a space, I recommend looking at the number a place "sleeps" and then cutting that by a third or a half to determine comfortable space. Our recent place slept 6, technically, but it would have crammed 4 into small bedroom had there been 6. The units generally have too much furniture and decor for it to feel comfortable for the full headcount. Right now, construction trucks and speeding workers in lifted pickups have really cut into the quiet, safe, pedestrian focus of the town. Many areas of Seabrook are lacking in accessible sidewalks or right of ways for pedestrians, so it's doubly annoying. I recommend finding somewhere off the main streets to avoid this if you can, and staying further north in town to avoid the construction noise in general. I'm hoping next time we visit, it's a bit less hectic with the construction and traffic disruption. One of the reasons we only go in the winter is the peace and quiet. Will be interesting to see how the town mitigates the growing pains. read more

The rental/housing prices are obscene in comparison to other options. The feel of the town reminds me of Cape May NJ. The houses are on top of each other. The town is very cute. This is a great place to get married. They had several weddings the weekend we came. They are building this place like crazy so if you are looking for quiet you might want to come back during the off season since summer is when they can do this. If you are looking just for the ocean then this is not the place. They need to offer more night life if they want a younger generation clientele. They do have great views from some of the houses in front of the community. I just could not believe what they charge for a nights stay... OUCH! Not sure we will be back... Maybe just to visit the town for a day. read more

Longing for the coast, our family of 5 could not wait to stay in our reserved home at Seabrook. Our drive was long coming from North Idaho, but being familiar with the Pacific Beach area we loved the scenery and small towns along the way. As we pulled into Seabrook it was like a small town off the set of Leave it to Beaver, with a small "downtown" equipped with a convenience store, ice cream shop, restaurant, pizzeria and novelty shops. Driving down the streets you can see that each home was different with its own personality and special name posted on the front. The home we stayed at was named Cottage by the Pool - which was perfect since we had 3 boys. Our Cottage had ample space for all of us, was nicely decorated and very clean. We had no need to bring anything but groceries for the week. The cottage was directly across the community enclosed pool and park; which every summer evening there is a community event and bon fires for s'mores. The bike rides through town and walks to the beach became routine every morning for us. Even in August, the beach front has a slight chill with the morning fog; but non-the less makes the walking barefoot in the sand and picking up shells more enjoyable. The "township" is still a work in progress as far as growth or development....so there is ongoing construction. The few places to eat and the small convenience store are expensive, so it would be wise to pick up groceries before arriving. We shopped in Aberdeen at the local Walmart which helped us save $$. It's a safe community, full of families with parks, basketball and tennis courts - there are signs posted everywhere along the roads of each street and what is expected from guests who come here to visit. Visit for yourself and explore, we highly recommend and think this would be a lovely place to spend Christmas with family and friends or any other special occasions. Our stay was very fun and memorable, we will come again. read more

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SOOO frustrated with Seabrook's new policies capitalizing on more demand in a way that is ludicrous compared to any other lodging...we have been coming to seabrook since it was built and tiny. Now come to find out they offer a cyber special....but only on certain houses and it's a 5 night minimum OFF season! The place is almost 5 k for 3 nights so no idea how that will rent in April but ok....the cancellation policy also ludicrous. You can only get 50% off of deposit which appears to be thousands of dollars not the normail deposit charged almost anywhere else. SO disappointed int eh changes over the years as we love Seabrook but the pricing and policies are truly absurd. read more

Pick your house carefully. We stayed here several times. Cedarbrook Cottage was lovely. But the other cottages were really lacking. The last place we stayed was dirty, pillows were awful (should be thrown out)...no normal coffee mugs etc. the kitchen was poorly appointed. The heat was either inferno or nope. Your stay depends very much on each owner. There doesn't seem to be a good basic standard. Several of the houses needed "refreshing" would be a kind way to say it. The concierge is a joke. Doesn't respond to the messaging in the "app" or to phone calls. (Didn't respond all week). The office could care less and seems to just want your cash. We stupidly keep returning because of Kokos and High Tide and the lovely walkability of the town but after staying at several nicer less expensive places recently I think we are finally done. Disappointing because they had something special and it could easily be amazing. Instead it's a fabricated shell. read more

Have stayed here so many times over the last 10 years. I have had wonderful and memorable times in this beautiful growing community. Unfortunately, as of late seems to be priced astronomically high. Reasonable nightly rate but once you go to check out its almost double the cost! Biggest chunk being the resort fee, followed by a NON-refundable damage fee. I get having a cleaning fee but staying 2 nights somewhere and having a $250 cleaning sometimes feels like a bit much, but who am I to say. Maybe some people leave rental homes amok but I digress. I've also had reservation issues in the past with double bookings and not being able to stay in the home we reserved due to what I assume is a clerical error. Used to be a tradition to have all our family and friends stay for the Bigfoot Brewfest every year and just don't know if we will ever be able to stay here again. Beautiful beach, beautiful homes, mediocre service, and just overpriced. read more

Seabrook Cottage Rentals - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Pacific Beach, Washington

I've stayed here twice and am planning on going back. I am kind of a snob--I don't believe in camping and I don't like staying in run-down beach houses with wood paneling and shag carpet. Seabrook offers so many houses, each one well appointed, spiffy, new, comfortable, attractive, and functional. Seabrook is a planned town with walking trails, parks, and nice looking houses. It is in stark contrast to the somewhat shabby nearby town of Pacific Beach. There are wooded trails down to the beach and a small cafe. The staff is helpful and attentive. There's not a whole lot nearby, which is part of Seabrook's charm. Ocean Shores is about 20 mins. away, but if you just want to rent a house with your friends/family and chill out at the beach, this is an excellent option. read more

Seabrook Cottage Rentals - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Pacific Beach, Washington

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Wrapping up our trip to seabrook cottages of 3 nights and 4 days and I can say it has been a worthy experience. Our family has had an enjoyable time and we stayed at the cottage SEASIDE TREASURE. The cottages comes fully equipped with literally everything you need except for a BBQ Grill. We knew this ahead of time and brought our own portable Weber grill. Enjoyed steaks, chicken, wine, cheese, etc. SeaBrook market (the mini mart) has a plentiful supply of all those miscellaneous items you were going to bring, or should have, but forgot. The cons: 1. Construction going on. Make sure if you pick a cottage you call ahead and make sure it not going to be interrupted with dump trucks coming up and down the road all day. Our cottage was free and clear of this unpleasantness!! 2. Only Verizon has cell coverage out here! Plenty of wifi everywhere you go though -not to worry 3. Lengthy walk to get to the beach and a ton of steps so if you have stroller that is out of the question. Carry your babies. 4. Closest hospital is 30 minutes away in Aberdeen and closest walk-in urgent care is 60 minutes away in Elma. PROs: 1. Great scenery and huge beach for long walks or runs. No pretty shells at all though and no Japanese glass floats. 2. Well organized vacation destination and very friendly and helpful staff 3. Indoor pool with jacuzzi and kids life-jackets are available 4. Rental bikes for cruising around in and many of the cottages have a couple of bikes that you can use free of charge. 4. Nice Gym with precor equipment 5. Good place for you kids to bring their scooters ;though there is no skate park. 6. Parks, soccer and volleyball fields, small zip line, b-ball, horse shoes, etc. 7. Restaurants and on-site bakery 8. Canyon and creek for you kids to explore and have fun. 9. Campfires for smores 10. Plenty more for u discover read more

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The homes are adorable! They are well decorated and well furnished. The biggest complaint we have is the NOISE !!! CONSTANT CINSTRUCTION BEGINNING VERY EARLY IN THE MORNING 7:00-8:00am. Constant hammering, beeping and yelling. The backup noise is constant! It was horrible if you're looking to relax! But if noise doesn't bother you then this place is the bomb. It's like being at Disneyland. No homes are alike. They are so very cute! Especially at night when the construction workers leave for the day. Narnia is right out our door! The forest is magical. Beware though because it takes you out to the highway to get back to your cottage. If you have little ones is just not safe! read more

We love coming to Seabrook with our dogs and have a wonderful time every time we stay. We pick a new house every time and it's always a fun and unique experience. It's relaxing and a great place to spend quality time together. We also like it because you get a good mix of beach life and comfort, my kind of thing. We love coming here so much that we decided to get married here! We got the whole family together, a small group, but nevertheless everyone had an awesome time! It was a perfect place for our small wedding. Although I did stress about some things leading up to the wedding, every time we came Jeff and the Seabrook team had everything handled and treated us wonderfully. They exceeded my expectations in the end and we truly had a dream wedding. I am so thankful and will think back on it fondly forever. I can't wait to spend our anniversaries here :) read more

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Loads of tension here between guest and locals. Best to vacation someplace else. Received this note on my car 3 days into a 7 day stay. read more

Seabrook Cottage Rentals - Note to guests - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Pacific Beach, Washington

A trip to Trader Joes or a large chain grocery store is a must prior to coming to Seabrook because there are no decent grocery stores in town. The closest gas station is in Pacific beach. Rental properties and environment are perfect for families and groups of friends. I have enjoyed all the times I have been here. The majority of people who work here are friendly and helpful. New stores bring more things to do and see. Pool is great for kids. Bike rentals make it easy to discover Seabrook property on wheels. Good running trails to the beach. read more

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This place is the best! Beautiful little cottage village on the Pacific Beach. This place is great to come to for a romantic weekend for two or to hang with friends. Most cottages have their own fire pits and jacuzzis in their fenced in yard. The spa is amazing here!! Come here to have the perfect pampered weekend. read more

Seabrook Cottage Rentals - Vacation Rentals Near Me - Pacific Beach, Washington

Every time I go I am amazed at how nice Seabrook is. You can really tell that every owner and business owner is truly invested into providing visitors an awesome experience. read more