If you're headed to Yachats, don't overlook breakfast at the Adobe Resort. Some dining rooms work hard to create an atmosphere--this one simply opens its windows. Perched above the rugged Oregon coastline, the crashing surf and endless Pacific provide a backdrop that steals your attention before the first cup of coffee even arrives. Fortunately, the food is more than capable of holding its own. The menu offers something for every appetite, from comforting classics to fresh coastal favorites, and the staff understands that a great breakfast should never feel rushed. They'll happily keep your coffee topped off while you take in one of the finest ocean views on the Oregon Coast. The Breakfast Reuben is a standout--rich, savory, and perfectly balanced, proving that corned beef and breakfast belong together. The smoked salmon bagel is equally impressive, showcasing fresh, clean flavors that complement the coastal setting beautifully. Great food, genuine hospitality, and a front-row seat to the Pacific Ocean--it's the kind of breakfast that reminds you why destination dining matters. When you're in Yachats, the Adobe Resort isn't just a place to stay; it's a place to savor the Oregon coast, one delicious bite at a time. read more

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It's an old building with a lot of history, and it shows. Everything about this building is TIRED. I'm not sure where to even start with my list of why I will not be back. The walls are thin- and while it isnt the hotels fault that we could hear the people upstairs stomping around or using the bathroom/water- it adds to the list. The walls have marks and paint chips. The kickboards clearly havent been cleaned in a while. Same with behind the bed and lamp shades. We wont talk about the dust and hair inside the kuerig. The beds are extremely uncomfortable. The pillows feel cheap and need to be replaced. The linen was used- pillowcases were dirty and there was hair inside the sheets. There was NO hot water the first night. I had to ask the front desk to have somebody look at it. The attached restaurant doesnt start breakfast until 8am. But dont expect to pay less than $20 for any of the breakfast options. There are no included meals. Parking was a crap shoot. The spots are small and extremely limited. The part that bothered me the most was the price. I wasnt expecting perfection, but at $250 a night, I expected a little bit more value. I will say that it does have a cute gift shop and a game room for the kids. A cool view but not a lot of beach access. read more

Overpriced. The good: we had the ocean waves breaking outside the open balcony door. The shower was great, the bed was comfortable and clean, and the room was large with a walk-in mini-bar. Negative: the view was partial, mostly grass and the wall of next door. The coffee maker in the room was malfunctioning. There was not enough counter in the bathroom to put your clothes and toilet bag. The whip place is kind of old and run down looking, more so the exterior and the hallways. All the rooms were pet friendly, and the floor was a bit unswept. I would stay here again if it was like $125, but I feel kind of ripped off. read more

The place is tired. Peeling paint, dingy hallways, window in room coming off its track, sauna out of order, ice machine out of order, rust, dirt, grime. The place has got a ten million dollar view, but should be bulldozed read more

I don't care what anyone else says, we LOVED our stay here! Most every room has a wonderful view! Attentive staff. Great restaurant on site! Step outside the door and you're on the beach! What else do you need? Yachats is a lovely seaside town. We would definitely stay again! read more

I'm surprised to see so many negative reviews. We had a wonderful stay at the Adobe Resort. We did not have an ocean view but we still enjoyed the moodiness of the clouds over the hills out our window. Pros: mattress was so comfortable! Staff was kind and helpful. Beautiful ocean views. Felt pretty centrally located for central Oregon coast activities Cons: Our room seemed renovated on one wall and not renovated on the other, hearing staff arguing one night below our window, and the smart TV that doesn't connect to wifi. read more

The rooms are tired & rundown. New owners refusing to fix anything. The swing shift front desk staff needs lessons in customer service. We have been staying here for years but this is our last time. Prior to new owners & staffing this place was great. Good by read more

I severely broke my ankle while visiting the Adobe ( my own fault for wearing the wrong shoes!!) Jeff and Vera at the Adobe were AMAZING supporting me as I figured out how to get care and then back home. They helped take care of my dog & assisted my friend who arranged to transport me back to my home. I will forever be grateful for their kindness & flexibility. When I am recovered enough to travel again, the Adobe Resort is where I will go. And this time, I will the right kind of shoes. read more

The location of the Adobe is great but it is a bit tired and dated. We were told that it was sold to a foreign company 4 years ago and that they did a lot of renovations but it still needs more to bring it up to par. The sliding doors were really hard to open and don't actually lock except by a bar. There are no screens on them so there was no way to leave them open at night to hear the ocean. The room was very spacious and the restaurant did have great food and service. Overall decent for the price. Great walking path right out the door. read more

The views were great the rooms were spacious and the staff were very friendly. However the tvs were small and cleanliness could have been better. We did enjoy the fireplace but we didn't figure out how to use it until our second night lol. The beds were not too bad I guess. and the pillows not to good but that's to be expected at a hotel. All in all the place wasn't to bad. but for the price we paid I expected the place to be a bit cleaner than it was. read more

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Our decision to stay in adobe was very last minute and we definitely don't regret it. Adobe's location like much of the Oregon coast is breath taking. The facilities you can tell have been taking a harsh beating from the seas but they seem to be taking the care to keep the rooms updated and very clean. read more

We met some friends who were visiting from Tennessee (we live further South on the coast and they flew into Eugene). This was our 4th time staying at the resort - our last visit was a little over a year ago before their remodel was completed. We appreciate being able to bring my husband's ESA dog with us, as there are pet friendly rooms - ours was a walk out directly to the ocean side of the resort with hard surface floors. The lobby was completely different than our last visit - beautifully remodeled with a lovely seating area and toasty warm fireplace. Viera was at the front desk at check-in and throughout our stay. She was friendly, funny and helpful whenever we were in contact with her. Every employee we came into contact with over our 3 day stay was friendly, kind and helpful. We ate at the resort twice - once for breakfast, and once for dinner. It was WONDERFUL! I had the corned beef hash for breakfast and fish and chips for dinner. We also had various drinks and appetizers, and everything was delicious! My husband said that it wasn't "just 'good for a hotel restaurant' it was wonderful on its own!" I highly recommend The Adobe for an Oregon Coast "homebase" if you are traveling along the coast. We went up to Depot Bay and Newport and were happy to come back to stay at the Adobe at night after our touristing. read more

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This was always the place to be when I was younger. Amazing views of Smelt Sands and a fantastic walking trail. The place is a bit dated as it's been an institution for as long as I can recall, but it's clean, and the staff at the front are beyond friendly. So accommodating and genuinely happy to see you. Rooms are reasonable and I was surprised to get a King for under 140 all in over Thanksgiving. The bar and restaurant could use some help, like person help, as it's a bit short staffed at times, but no big deal, don't be in a hurry on vacation. But their breakfast buffet is amazing, and the chef is so wonderful coming out to welcome and check on folks too. The eggs Benedict was tooo notch, and all the other things, crispy bacon, hash browns, etc. exceptional, worth the price of $25. Not like some hotels that you feel ripped off and wish you just went to McDonalds. I would return again 100%, thank you Jeff and the front--you are wonderful! read more

I reached out to Adobe Resort via email with a few questions about their amenities and rates, inclusive of all taxes, fees, etc. A week passed with no reply so I resent the message. That was a week ago and still no reply. This tells me that either their staff is grossly incompetent or they have such exorbitant add-on fees they are afraid to disclose them in advance. Either way, this is huge red flag and reason to avoid the place at all costs. read more

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This is a great hotel in Yachats, but it could use some updating. Seems a little outdated for the price we pay. Right on the ocean, and rooms are relatively nice. Beautiful area to watch the sunset. They have a nice dining restaurant, also a breakfast area with some quick grabs. I like their little gift shop; And the hotel staff are always nice and helpful. Very few selection of hotels in Yachats and we always seem to choose this one. read more

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Our stay had a rocky start. We drove about 5 hours to get to Yachats, and arrived at 4:45pm. We were tired, and looking forward to checking in and decompressing. The staff member at the counter told us our room wasn't ready (check in time I should add is listed everywhere as 4:00pm). She didn't give a lot of information or any sort of apologies, and when we asked when it would be ready, she seemed unsure of how to respond or proceed. Perhaps she was new? After scrambling and asking another employee who seemed equally unsure, she said, "Well I can check you in now, and do everything except give you your keys?" So we did that, and she suggested we check out the Happy Hour while we wait, although we had a dog with us so that was impossible. I verified that check in time was 4:00pm, so I pulled a little "Karen" and asked if we got some sort of discount for having to wait. She asked another employee, and they told us no because check in just "starts" at 4:00pm which doesn't make any sense to me, but I dropped it. I really would've at least liked a phone call that our room wouldn't be ready until later; we could have taken a break on the drive down if that were the case. We got dinner in town and our room was ready when we returned. The front desk gave us keys, but neglected to tell us anything else about the property (such as amenities/pool hours/etc) and also did not tell us our room number. We got one of the cabin suites, so we did a 50/50 guess on which one was ours and guessed correctly! The cabin itself is a 70s dream. I felt like the Brady Bunch would've lived here and I loved the vibe! The size was generous, the fireplace was lovely, and the furniture really matched the theme. It was a nice surprise after the weird check in experience. I will add that it was shabby and could use some repairs/paint, but I feel like that is part of the Oregon Coast experience and I don't consider it a negative. However, all good things must come to an end. I loved the big kitchen with all you need to cook meals at "home", but when I opened the dishwasher to load up our plates, it was covered in mold. Yuck! Needless to say, I hand washed our dishes from that point forward, but it made me question the cleanliness of the cabin the rest of the trip. Pool and hot tub on site were nice, and I also liked the location. But not having the room ready at the stated check in time (later in fact, without any sort of apology), and with the mold in the dishwasher, we would not stay here again, and encourage you to find a different place to stay as well. read more

We have been coming here for years and have watched the renovations work their way through the hotel. New paint, new carpet, new bathrooms. And the astonishing views remain the same. We lucked out and got a spring storm. The views were even better than usual. You need to see this. Points off because I ordered the only thing on the restaurant menu that seemed GF friendly and still was sick all night. But the views were still amazing while I was up pacing half the night. Try the Drift Inn down the road if you are GF. Still my favorite Oregon coast hotel. We will be back. read more

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I love it here! Yachats is the place I go to stay Without my children. I've been to the Adobe many times with different folks and they haven't disappointed me once. My favorite is by far getting a ground floor ocean view with the in-room jacuzzi tub. There is nothing quite like a giant jet bath while staring at a storm frothing up on those rocks. Beautiful any time of year, but storms are my favorite. The price is mid range, and it's got the best view in all of Yachats. We recently spent New Years there and it was so very chill, exactly what we wanted. The lounge was fun and full of laid back folks dancing and rocking out a little. The food at dinner was great, the service was enthusiastic even with the stress of a full house, and despite this place having been around forever, it's maintained well and very clean. I will not pay extra elsewhere for less of a view just because it's brand new. I love the lady at the front desk, she is my favorite. Very patient with the super rude woman checking in ahead of us, and funny as hell. They made us feel like they were happy to be our stopping point for the new year and remained interested in whether we had what we needed throughout. If you're going to complain if you see something well-worn, go somewhere with less of a legacy. I'm impressed they've kept it going long enough my 85 year old client has lifelong happy memories of her stays there with her husband, then children, then grandchildren. I'm only on year 8 with no intention of stopping. Before and after the pandemic, they have consistently shown me a good time, and I will be repeat business whenever I need to escape a little. read more

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I wish I took pictures but.. anyways. First off, reading the reviews on the hotel and the restaurant before showing up certainly made me go into the hotel with a " let down" attitude. I had a negative outlook on it because it looked older.. but the more I let it grow on me.. the place ( from this experience) was not bad. The front desk staff were nice. ( hi Vera lol), the bar staff and restaurant staff ( hey wade), were nice. The room is decently modern while still being in an older building. You can hear everything from your room as well as upstairs. Room was clean for the most part. One blanket ( spare in closet) was dirty, however everything else was good. This place reminds me of a 1970-80s timeshare. A humble relic of a place that was the highlights of memories for family's up and down the Oregon coast. I primarily stay Hilton, Marriott, etc... however if I were traveling through, I would stay here again. Give it a shot. It has undergone a decent amount of remolding. read more

We got a last minute reservation on a Saturday evening. They charged almost $400 including taxes for a non ocean view with one queen bed. The room was musty and damp. The bed was super uncomfortable. The worst thing was the touch would not flush. Because the hotel was sold out we were not able to change rooms. They refunded us $100 , Which was helpful but I thought we should of only been charged $100. The pool and hotub was taken over by tons of children and needed cleaning. Restaurant had good food but way overpriced. For the price they are charging and the condition of the hotel which IMO needs a total makeover it is way overpriced. read more

Love their food. Been coming for years but this last visit would come with some advice for future diners; keep an eye on what you're being charged for. Gratuity isn't included on your bill. However, our server automatically added a 20% gratuity. While we're typically decent tippers I wanted to go a little less this time given the fact that the waiter lifted the buns on the cheeseburgers at the table to ensure he was giving the right one to the correct patron. That's just gross. No matter who you are. read more

Jeff in registration is amazing! We had a great time. View is amazing. Room was over the top. 10 out of 10. Will be going back again soon!

Really maybe a 2.5. Nice staff. Fabulous location and views. Great walking path. Ok, new beds please. Basically run down in and out and in need of a serious overhaul. Weatherstripping on the door missing and huge gaps let the intense cold winds right in. Slider stuck and wouldn't slide without two people yanking it! Wind nearly blew off the siding on our balcony. Barely any furniture so no place to store anything. Heater didn't work on the fireplace. Walk next store to a really nice similarly priced 4.5 star place. read more

My husband took a week off work to go through the beach cities in Oregon. Always a great get away! I had booked this for two nights. I specifically booked a king on the second floor ocean view and balcony. The pictures that you see aren't what you get! The gal at the front desk was nice. However, they told us that the room booked wasn't available? We booked it about a month. Odd. When we pulled in to the "resort" it looked like a hot mess! Just the parking lot was a disaster for anyone walking. It looks like it was 1980 with garage sale random old furniture. They had tons of workers doing construction on the entire place. Furniture in boxes tons of them. Old bed mattresses that no one would ever touch. It was difficult even knowing where to go to get to the office. Hand made signs?! Some said closed restaurant and lounge. When we found the temporary office the gal seemed as if the place was normal?! She told us that they didn't have our room available??? Not acceptable! We told her that we wanted to go look at the room. Thank goodness we did! The room smelled like wet dogs, urine and just old! Furniture was more than rough. She told us there would be a ocean view. Lol,um sliding glass door is mold and water issues. You couldn't even see the ocean! We went back and said we cannot stay here. She looked like we were crazy. I told her this is not what we purchased. And we had two nights so we had to find another hotel at 4 pm! We stayed at the office because we weren't going to lose over $400 because of their bait and switch! Just walking around the place to see our supposed room wasn't safe at all with all the construction. They had ladders, saws, nails sticking out from old furniture, tools etc., It was very dirty. I would worry about children that could be a huge lawsuit. I was able to get the front desk gal to refund our stay. We did get it refunded. For those wondering the reviews we found on here, they have been doing construction and remodeling for about two years!!! Adding pics from what we saw. Obviously don't go there! RESORT HECK NO! read more

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Absolutely everything was great! You made our 50th wedding anniversary just super! Staff fabulous, friendly, professional. Food extraordinary especially the Shrimp & Grits, out of this world! Wow! Thank you all for making our stay a most memorable occasion. God Bless you all! read more

came here as a family of four with two small kids and had the best time. hotel was clean, quiet, and cozy. the views were incredible from our room with a ocean view. we had dinner and breakfast at the resort and food was incredible! the ONLYY note that I have to say was I felt sorry for the two servers at breakfast. they were definitely understaffed and the workload was more than they could handle. please hire more servers to help them! other than that the service in the restaurant and lobby was immaculate. we definitely will be returning to this gem! read more

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We have stayed in the pet friendly building before, but had a pretty bad experience this time. The "remodel" is a joke and it looks like a DIY. The bathroom was so gross and the phone in our room didn't work, and neither did the ice machine in the building. You are paying the same rates as a nice hotel but getting a cheap motel experience. There was no counter space in the bathroom, no backup toilet paper and empty doggy bag stations, so there is poop all over the grassy areas. There are only 4 seats by the pool that are usually occupied so you have to set your stuff elsewhere, the pool area seemed dirty overall, and the railing into the hot tub was not nailed in properly, making it a safety hazard. Our room reeked of pet deodorizers and the chairs were also very stained. The ceiling looked like it was collapsing onto the bed, as there was a pretty large crack. If you are looking to stay somewhere pet friendly, the fireside motel welcomes pets and provides doggy beds, blankets and bowls just for them. The overleaf is also a great option but not pet friendly. read more

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The staff got us checked in and that was about it. Staff seemed to be mostly interested in talking to each other. The room was a bit rough, and smelled like feet. Later on, the one single time I needed assistance of something at the front desk, all I got was ignored and overhear racist remarks by the staff. Pass on this place if possible. read more

My wife, and I, have stayed at the Adobe many times, both before, and after, the pandemic. It has always been a bit of an iffy proposition, but the convenient location and beautiful views make one overlook some of the problems there. Our recent stay was a completely unsatisfactory experience, and we will never, never, be staying there again. 1) The Experience It starts before we even arrived at the property. They request remote check in ahead of arrival. Seemingly, this check in is to monetize the experience as the guest is offered various, optional, additional services at additional cost. I'm fine with that. I checked us in on 10/11/24, and one of the services offered was a romance package. I would love to do something nice for my wife and, depending on exactly what that included it seemed a great thing to do to show my appreciation for her. The package is not explained, but there is a box there at check in to chat with the Adobe and garner additional information. So far, so good. I asked what the romance package entailed and a very nice, personal, response came back within the hour explaining it was roses, a couple of chocolates and a bottle of champagne. I immediately wrote back inquiring what brand of champagne was offered. By the next day, Saturday, I had not received a response to my inquiry, so I sent another message around noon. Thanking them again for the response and asking if they had received my inquiry about the brand of champagne. No answer. We checked in on Monday 10/11 and since I still had not had a response to my inquiry, there were no roses, no chocolates, no champagne, nothing. A total waste of time. At check in I asked to speak to the General Manager and he was not in. I asked what time he would be at the property the following day and was told that he would not be there that day either. OK then. That evening we decided to eat at the restaurant, we sat in the lounge, which has the better views. My wife ordered the halibut, the server told her they were out. She ordered the crab cakes, again out. Salmon, again out. Finally, she ordered the clams in with tomatoes and basil. When the clams came, they had no tomatoes and no basil. So, respectfully, we called over our server and asked what had happened. She said she did not cook the food. We get that. She went back to the kitchen and told us that the basil and tomatoes were "dust". I assume she meant powdered, but I have not heard of powdered tomatoes and sun dried tomatoes have a very distinctive taste. There were none in there, fresh or otherwise. At this point a senior staff member came over, very apologetic. She had recognized us from the previous meals that we had eaten at the restaurant. We calmly explained the situation and she said that the kitchen just cooks what it wants to cook. OK then, no dinnner for us. Interestingly, I had downloaded the menu from the Adobe's home page an hour earlier and the prices in the restaurant were up to 33% more expensive than on the downloaded menu. Specific examples, the wagu burger was $15 on the downloaded menu, $20 in the restaurant. The halibut $38 on the downloaded menu, $44 in the restaurant. At least they did not run out of bait and switch. I could go on and on, this is the tip of the iceberg, but there is another short chapter. 2) The property. As other's have said, the rooms are an odd mix of the DIY new and the horribly old. In our room, 311. the bathroom was nicely redone except, on the inside, the door was all blistered at the bottom, under the paint. And the bottom of the toilet seat was horribly discolored. There were two off white chairs by a table in the room and these were terribly stained. Really a mess. When we checked in, there was a pill on the carpet in the main hallway leading to our room, about 15 feet from the elevator alcove. It was still there when we checked out two and a half days later. I need to stop somewhere and it might as well be here. This is a property completely devoid of passion, care or even common sense. I am glad to be done with it. And yes, I have photos, screen grabs and downloads to document all of this. read more

The Adobe Resort has been our go to mini vacation resort for over 15 years. While about an hour drive for us, it's close enough to take a mini vacation a few times a year. They have plenty of rooms, an indoor heated pool, a jacuzzi, a sauna, gym room, a laundry room that takes quarters, a restaurant with a bar that has an awesome overlook of the ocean and a pet area to potty your pet. The for a small room with two Queen sized beds, a mini fridge, microwave, a tv, 2 chairs and a bathtub ran me about $350 for one night and that wasn't a room with a view of the ocean. It was a room that overlooked the parking lot in the corner also looking at the corner of the building on the second floor. All though the website www.booking.com says it has room service, it doesn't. You can call ahead, order your food, go get it and either add it to your room fee or pay upfront. They add in a gratitude to your check, so you've got no choice on how much to tip, even though you're not interacting with any staff, other than calling to order, picking it up and paying. I stayed on a Wednesday and checked out on a Thursday. Therefore I don't know how much a weekend visit would cost. They have a small gift shop. There were small holes all over one of the walls in my room. The last time I was there over a year ago, there were signs that said, pardon our dust as we remodel. The signs were still there when I stayed yesterday. All in all, for it being a weekday that I stayed, no room service and no ocean view, I thought I was overcharged. I gave it 1 star due to being overcharged, no ocean view for the price of about $350.00 for one night, check in time is 4:00 p.m. and check out time is 11:00 the following day, 0 room service even though the www.booking.com website says there is, their claim of spacious and luxurious rooms, which mine wasn't, even though it had two beds, the filth around the window, no screen on the window, holes on the walls and warm water instead of hot. Honestly, could've stayed at a Motel 6 with better, clean rooms, more than a 17 hour room for 1 day as check ins at 4:00 p.m. and check out is at 11:00. The carpet was filthy, the ends of the beds had their frames sticking out past the mattresses and I left with bruised shins. I don't recommend The Adobe at all. We'll never visit that place again. read more

Just leaving the Adobe Resort in Yachats after the most delightful stay. We arrived along with beautiful weather on Sunday and were only planning to spend 1 night. But everyone we encountered at the hotel was so welcoming and helpful, and our room was clean and comfortable with a fantastic view of the ocean and the waves breaking on the rocks that we decided to stay another night. Candy at the front desk is wonderful, professional and attentive! She put us in the perfect room. Kathy was friendly and helpful and working diligently putting up Christmas lights and making the lobby look even more inviting than it already did. Erica, who served the complementary continental breakfast is an absolute delight! When it occasionally got busy she handled everyone with grace and efficiency. We arrived at their cozy restaurant in time for happy hour and stayed for an absolutely delicious dinner, accompanied by a breathtaking sunset that we were able to enjoy for well over 30 minutes as their oceanfront window seating is spectacular. Kathryn was our server and we were impressed with how many tables she was able to take care of as efficiently as she did. We tried several things on the menu and found the food to be delicious. After dinner we returned to our room and kept the window open a few inches so we could hear the pounding surf as we drifted off to sleep in the very comfortable bed. As we checked out we had the pleasure of seeing Candy once again and she introduced us to another lovely coworker, Michelle, who was just as friendly as the rest of the staff. It is clear that these fantastic people have all worked there for many years, and take great pride in their work and in the resort in general. Which makes us sad to leave today, but really look forward to the next time we can sneak away for a day or 2 to get some fresh beach air and clear our heads :) read more

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It doesn't look like 1 million bucks,& while breakfast is included it ain't that great- nevertheless it has $1 million view & you can't beat the location! Other benefits of this place included pet friendly, they mean dogs only, and the rooms come with a microwave and refrigerator which are important assets in my travel plans. The staff were kind enough to give us an upgrade to a room in the more renovated wing, I suggest you request the northside near the pool. The updates make it cozy and comfortable. We really enjoyed having the table right at the window the view is worth the extra money. Spend it. read more

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Went here because of ocean-view rooms, and the ocean did not disappoint (though wish the sky had been less cloudy around sunsets.) The motel, particularly for the price, was disappointing. The beds were very comfortable and the room large. Needed a couple more lights, particularly something around the couch for reading. Couldn't get past warm in the shower, and I don't think 8pm is prime hot water time. And how about fixing the toilet paper holder so the TP can be on it and not on the back of the toilet. The free "breakfast snacks" were the meagerest I've seen anywhere, and only offered Mon & Tues cause their restaurant isn't serving breakfast those days. They're part of some corporate chain and the chain business, profit before personality, is very apparent. read more

The Adobe Resort is dated but it was fine for a one night stay while traveling along the coast. The room itself was clean and spacious. If you want breakfast, it's grab an go. You can choose from different cereals, yogurt, a bagel and more. If you want dinner, they have a restaurant and reservations are recommended. read more

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I really dont like to leave negative reviews. This place had everything we wanted for a nice night on the coast. Whirlpool bathtub in the main room. Fireplace. A lanai that walked right onto the beach. King size bed. Decent enough coffee for the morning. And while all of this was worth the price of the room, what pushed it into a negative experience was when, after having a romantic bath with my wife, we noticed a small dark object on the curtain rail of the lanai entrance. It was a battery operated portable security camera, blinking red, perched right there staring at us. Upon further notice, as well as a police report and further inspection, we were told by the sheriff that it was a "fake camera used as a deterrent to put on buildings". Regardless of whether it was fake or not, the unsettling idea of us being filmed or even possibly watched was already planted in my wife's mind. The hotel offered us $100 refund on our room. While it should have been a full refund, I didnt bother pushing the subject matter, even though they seemed to have had a sold out night that night in question. That and the pubic hair found on the bathtub was a bit more than we desired considering we had to wait until 4pm to check in. Probably wont be returning, as their lackadaisical attitude towards the incident left us feeling somewhat ignored. If you do happen to stay there, make sure the room is CLEAN. read more

Booked this place for view and amenities like fireplace and needed wifi for work. Upon arrival we found fireplace was literally a fake light that emits no heat whatsoever. When we called desk they confirmed it was for fake flame only. Wifi- what wifi? I had several reports due that I had to complete via cell signal since their wifi would not stay connected, again office staff explained " Yes, our wifi is terrible. We had an old reclining chair in our room that I was amazed to see was actually there, it was worn completely down and something you would see at a garage sale. Our desk light had a mind of its own and would flicker on and off only when it wanted. The bed was old and sunken in with NO blanket only a then top cover ( can't even call it a comforter) with a sheet. Staff mentioned the grab and go breakfast was available but in a stern way said once you get it The plus was the view of the ocean which is the only reason for 2 stars. read more

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We always enjoy our stay at The Adobe. The views are breathtaking, and the walks are peaceful. While there look for Erica - she is spunky and friendly. The staff is welcoming and helpful. The Adobe is in the renovation process, and it's exciting to see the room updates. If you love the sound of crashing waves and beautiful views, the Adobe is the place to go. read more

First...the Adobe is not cheap. When pricing the place, they take the word "resort" very seriously. Once you arrive...not so much. Yachats used to be my home away from home. I have watched it go through many changes. This latest version of Yachats ...especially the resort...is not so good. First...the year is 2021. Gone are the days you can claim the internet hasn't reached you yet. I had zero internet in my room and had to climb the stairs in the bar to find coverage for a mandated meeting from my work. Then...I mentioned that I had that meeting at 1130....late check out ???? No can do. 1130 is the LATEST. But they were not full. Such a simple request....so easy to assist but no. I STAYED at the Adobe as it has an on-site restaurant for breakfast. Upon arrival I was informed that no....not so much. Instead they have boiled eggs from Wilcox farms in ARIZONA, cold cereal....yogurt. Motel six style. Oregon has been open for some time now...at least change your in room ads! The bed was horrible. And instead of a platform they put it on sticks that jut out and bruise your shin. The fancy headboard with phone chargers built in is not plugged in. The check in person could not get a pillow for us (only 3 are provided for two people)...she had to wait on night auditor who doesn't come on shift till 11 pm. Sigh. The entrance to the pool has plastic taped over the cabinets. I won't even go into the check in person rubbing my credit card and ID until I thought the numbers would come off. Sigh. I'm allergic to many cleansers and wipes and this was done without my permission. Generally I just hold the ID up and then tap my card. No contact..no issue. read more

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DANGER. Backwards peep holes. Faulty locks. Manager unavailable for comment. SUPER SKETCHY. BEWARE. read more

The Adobe Resort - You can see my friend and the hot tub through the hallway peephole - Hotels Near Me - Yachats, Oregon

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Normally do not like to be negative but for a non ocean view room it was really really expensive Also wanted to charge extra for a late check out. At this price it is crazy to charge more for a few more hours Will not be coming here again read more