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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Adrift Hotel - Cedar barrel saunas at Adrift Hotel, Long Beach WA

    Adrift Hotel

    3.1(575 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    We stayed here for 3 nights in July this summer to relax in one of our fave towns in Washington…read morestate and also look around other nearby communities for future retirement homes. It's in a great spot in town with beach access and close to the main drag for shopping or dining. Because we stayed 3 nights, we got 30% off our stay - a promotion they had this summer. That made the stay far more affordable! The room we were placed in had an ocean view and was on the top floor. Really nice. The only downside to this particular room, #431, was being right next to the door/hallway that led to the elevator landing and the Pickled Fish Restaurant. The noise level at night would be a little annoying, so we'd slip out and shut that exterior door that opened to the landing. The only problem with that is guests needed to go through that door to get to the other rooms on the 4th floor. So, the heavy door was clunking open and closed until people were all inside or the restaurant closed. Also, occasionally someone would reopen the door and prop it open...letting the noise rise again. I'd pop outside in my PJs and have to close it again. Each Night...so avoid this room if you can. I'm sure the other 4th floor ocean views were OK. The room was clean and modern. Turndown service still exists here too! It was nice to have our room freshened up! There were even bathrobes and beach towels provided. The front desk is nice and responsive if you have a request. There is no A/C in the room, but they did have a box fan if it got too warm. We cracked opened the windows to let fresh cool air inside. There is a wall heater for the colder days. Bed is comfortable...I thought it was going to be too soft but slept like a rock and wasn't sore afterward. Had a place that functions for a desk with a hard plastic desk chair. The other chairs in the room were more comfortable. We will be back I'm sure in the near future.

    My husband booked us a stay here for my birthday this year as we had not yet been to Long Beach. We…read morehave stayed at The Bowline in Astoria a handful of times - which is managed by the same parent company - and had expectations about the quality of this hotel due to our very pleasant stays there. Unfortunately this place fell short in a couple of ways. The booking experience is a bit confusing, especially if you are trying to book a room at The Inn at Discovery Coast, which is a smaller hotel owned by Adrift and located a stone's throw away from the Adrift. It is the nicer hotel of the two, as the rooms all have oceanfront views and individual, motel-style entrances to each room. During the booking process, the website does a poor job at distinguishing which property you are booking for, and instead lumps both properties into the same search (even if you specifically select one or the other). We only found out when we arrived that we had booked the Adrift and not The Inn, which was a huge disappointment. They were, of course, fully booked, so we did not have the opportunity to re-book upon arriving. The hotel itself has a much less premium feel than The Bowline, and doesn't feel as well-kept. You can tell they were going for luxury but spared many expenses on the furnishings and decor, as it feels a bit more like a cheap Airbnb. The "partial ocean view" rooms on the side of the building should be called "full parking lot view where you can see the ocean if you stand in the corner". We were also down the hallway from the hotel's bar and restaurant, which stayed loud pretty late. I would hate to have booked a room underneath it, even if it meant facing the ocean. We did find a dead bed bug in the sheets while we were there. Upon reporting to hotel's email, they thanked us but offered no consolation in return, which was disappointing. A coupon off another stay would at least have been nice. The pluses: it's conveniently located near town and the boardwalk that leads into the main part of Long Beach. We did enjoy that walk and access to town! It is likely that we won't be back, unless we are so confused during the booking process that we book it by mistake again.

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    Adrift Hotel - Delicious tasting at Adrift Distillery, complimentary with our room

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    Camp Hungry Cottage - Wine tasting on the porch.

    Camp Hungry Cottage

    2.5(2 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    We recently stayed in this cute little two bedroom cottage located in a quiet historic neighborhood…read morein Seaview, WA. The cottage, a family vacation home that is now for rent, was built in 1898. It's not luxurious but it has all the necessities and the location is great. Each of the bedrooms, each with a double bed, and there is a futon in the living room, so you could sleep six. The kitchen is well stocked with dishes and is just around the corner. The cottage has a wood-stove and there is fire wood in a shed at the back of the cottage. We had to chop our own kindling and buy firestarters at the market. There area three electric space heaters which we used in the mornings before we got the fire going. You can reach the beach by car or you can walk. Some things to be aware of: The BBQ didn't look too good, lots of rust, so we avoided using it and the wireless connection wasn't working when we were there (three nights and four days of trying to get it fixed) so if that's important, as it was for me since it was a working vacation, check with the rental company before you book. The nearest internet cafe is not within walking distance. I would stay again, especially if I didn't really care about wireless access.

    This was a cute little house but as soon as we got to the property and started settling in, we…read morenoticed that the toilet seat had pee all over it. The toilet itself was clean but the seat had pee all over it and it was disgusting, especially because of the premium I was paying for the two nights we were there. You would think that the bathroom, most important the toilet would be the first thing that should be made sure was CLEAN before a guests stay. We have a two year old who touches everything and if they didn't take the time to clean the toilet, what else have they not cleaned before our stay? We contacted the property owners or managers via email but they didn't even respond to our complaint which I think is absolutely unprofessional. We know that somebody was managing the property at the time of our stay because they came by the house while we were not there to take the trash bin out to the front of the house for trash day. I expected much better service for the price we paid. Be advised if you wish to stay here...it's cute but it will probably be UNCLEAN!

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