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5.0 (27 reviews)
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Lisa H.

Astoria has always been our go-to, but thanks to the ginormous beer festival, we ended up in Seaview. We got the last unit at The Seaview Cottages. The owner (I think) was so accommodating, allowing the room to be converted to pet-friendly for our stay. It was probably one of their smallest rooms, but the space was very well planned, clean, cute, and super cozy! They gave us restaurant recommendations that were perfect, and the beautiful ocean is just a short, easy walk. We will definitely return! So much for Astoria being our go-to!

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KJ K.

This quaint little row of cottages is an amazing stay. The owner, Richard, is kind, super helpful and welcoming. They completely renovated these older beach units, creating a perfect little "tiny home" village, along with grassy areas, picnic tables and bbq's. Inside, you have everything you need for making yourself a nice dinner (even a small oven). Bed was comfy, linens clean and water hot. We had the BEST stay and were seconds from the beach. Thank you Richard for your kindness and hospitality!

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Julia K.

Absolutely beautiful. Perfectly appointed and exceptionally clean. Every detail was addressed in these stunning cottages. You must experience this hidden gem. Great food nearby with the ability to drive on the beach if you have the correct vehicle.

Nicki M.

This set of cottages is the cleanest and prettiest along the main road. They are located minutes away from downtown as well as the grocery store. We stayed in cottage fifteen and it had a lovely kitchenette as well as a living room separate from a queen sized bedroom. The owner of the place told us how he is in the process of renovating the entire property and it is easy to see the love he has put into the place. I recommend getting a reservation here while you can, as I expect this place to be the trendy stop for visitors to Cape Disappointment and Long Beach.

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Richard W.

My wife and I stayed here 1 night while our daughter and kids camped at Cape Disappointment. I INCLUDED PHOTOS OF ALL THE UNITS. It's a pretty little complex full of like Tiny Homes. They all seem to have been recently remodeled. We stayed in #7 which shares a wall with another unit. I didn't notice any noise from the adjoining unit. It's tastefully decorated. The ceiling was lower than normal and I'm only 5'7". I'm not claustrophobic so that's a good thing! The bedside lights go on by touching the top of the base. Keep touching to increase the brightness. It took a bit to figure out how to turn them on! The small fridge has a freezer section that is bigger than I've seen in any fridge. They have a fish cleaning station in the back and also bbq grills. The bathroom was pretty small but adequate. They put a metal stand in the shower which was annoying as there isn't much room in there The water from the shower tended to go on the floor. There was no blow dryer. The bed was comfortable enough. The floors seemed like vinyl planking but walking on the floor was tricky as the whole floor slopes towards the walk opposite the bed. I actually bumped into the wall on the way to the bathroom!! Crazy! They lease out a Mexican restaurant called El Farito next door. It seemed nice. Checkout was easy by texting. No card key to return! Hopefully they change the 4 number code for each different guest!! Oh yeah, one thing is you can drive right to the beach on the street next to the cottages.

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Eveything you need .... My husband and I are just passing thru the night..... excellent place to stay.....

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sweet adorable cottages, well maintained with great charm, wonderful care takers and staff, I highly recommend.

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Great staff!! Great food!! Best priced breakfast on peninsula, best breakfast in pacific county!! Great atmosphere, made you feel at home.

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