Inn At Seaside

We needed a dog friendly place to stay for a night on our way north along the Oregon Coast. We didn’t want to spend a ton, and needed a place for our pooch, ao this looked good. When we arrived it is a super cute little inn, it has a fire table and chairs outside the main lobby that are super fun. The staff were super nice and helpful. We were in the third floor, outside, and while it does have an elevator for carrying baggage, the stairs are nice as well. The room itself was super nice, with two queen beds and a sink in the bathroom as well as a sink outside the of the bathroom. This made it much easier for our little family of three girls and this guy. While the dog walk at the hotel is really small, the convention center across the street has dog bags and a large grassy area with a bench and view of the river. The Inn also had a doggie gift bag with a dog sheet to go over the bed, a bowl, a towel and dog treats. Nice touch! The breakfast was great, with different kinds of waffles and lots of options. The pool is small, but was kind fun for our kids, even though they are 16 and 13. The location is also nice, being close to some nice restaurants and shops but is also off the main drag, so it stays pretty quiet. For the price, this place would be hard to beat!

I was seeking a clean and safe place to stay that offered a kitchenette while I visited the coast. This room had one! My initial interaction with the staff person was very positive. She was incredibly welcoming, friendly and helpful in getting me situated. The room was exactly what I needed and wanted. Most importantly, the bed was incredibly comfortable. I slept great each night, and I wasn't expecting to be so comfortable. The location of the Inn was great for my needs and wants as well. It was close to the ocean, boardwalk, restaurants, and surrounding area with outlet stores and even to Cannon Beach, and hiking trails not far away. Somehow it managed to be relatively quiet and peaceful so I could sleep at night with the windows open. I was also able to park my car in the lot, which felt safe. I managed to leave with minimal seagull poop, too. Breakfast wasn't anything special, and actually my one of two disappointments was the horrible coffee. I liked that they offered coffee, tea and hot cocoa 24/7. My room at the Inn offered a number of amenities of home such as a microwave, fridge, dishes, sponge, soap, paper towels and ability to use the laundry or access DVDs, were so helpful. There was also a really good selection of cable TV for the evenings. I never got to use the pool, but I really felt like this was a home away from home. When the other guests had dogs that barked it was annoying, but it wasn't all day long thankfully. I would say that my room could have been cleaner in areas. I felt the tub and dishes/kitchen counter top were not cleaned entirely. I carry Clorox wipes with me so i took care of that, and I made to sure to wash the dishes before I used them. Otherwise, it's always interesting having that much carpet in a room near a beach. I managed to keep it minimal. I think hardwood floors would help with cleanliness. I appreciated the general hospitality and friendliness of each staff person that I engaged with. There was only one person that wasn't friendly, but I'm thinking she had an issue of some sort because the kids (guests) at breakfast that day were creating chaos when it was really busy. She only smiled and greeted me on the third of four days I was there. The last day was a another staff person. The folks at the check out desk were incredibly helpful and friendly as always.

Motel in the norm. The room clean enough, but the carpet in poor condition, old and dirty. The small pool with cloudy water which does not invite you to use it. Breakfast is enough, nothing special but acceptable. Overall an essential facility for a passing night.