We had an amazing stay here! The view was amazing from the Christopher room. Binoculars provided in…read morecase you want to bird watch. Location was close enough to town to get in and out easily but far enough out that it was quiet and secluded. Breakfast included an egg scramble, potatoes, ham, toast, tea, jelly, etc. Jo and Peter were great hosts and we spent over an hour chatting after breakfast and visiting with the animals of the house. We're already discussing when we will be returning. Thank you for allowing us in your beautiful home!

Peter and Jo are incredible hosts. They go way out of their way to make you feel welcome. They…read moreprovide extras (various shampoos, bath salts, bubble bath, hand soaps). Has a large soaking tub in the one unit. Peter asks at check-in the type of foods you like and things you can't eat. We never left the breakfast table hungry, just the opposite. The house is welcoming with overstuffed sofas and books if you wish to be quiet and read. Close to the beach if you'd rather go for a walk. The overstuffed bed (deluxe queen suite with a view of the ocean) was great for a good night sleep. Will definitely go back and highly recommend this B&B

Everything. There was no free breakfast in the mornings like stated in description. The doorknob to…read moreone of our rooms fell off in the first 5 minutes we were there. The smell of the entire building was just like stuffy and hard to breathe. The beds were on like cot frames, it was just not good. This 'hotel' is basically a big communal home. There is no private bathrooms, after a long day of playing at the beach, I went to take a shower and ran out of hot water in just a few minutes. I will never stay here or recommend anyone stay here. Also i had 2 children with me, it was not an ideal place to stay.

We really enjoyed our stay at the Moby Dick Hotel. It is a beautiful hotel, full of character and…read moreset in a lovely garden. Every room is unique, beautifully painted and decorated with unusual art and interesting things to look at everywhere. We were very well looked after and everything was very clean and well maintained. The breakfasts were really delicious, and we were greeted with great hospitality. Really enjoyed our stay, this is an unusually interesting hotel and we had 2 memorable nights there.

This would have been 4 stars, as we truly had a good time and weren't bent out of shape by the lack…read moreof disposal or news that a bear broke into the trash receptacle outside, but after our family gave a positive review on AirBnB, the owner said some nasty and untrue stuff about us. So... stay there. Wash all the linens, bring your own toilet (we didn't make it over flow). Clean the place professionally before you depart. Then take photos to defend yourself.

It is incredible enough that this beautiful Victorian home built in 1895 on the Columbia River…read morewaterfront has been lovingly restored, but I felt very fortunate that it is open to the public and I had the chance to stay there. It is very accessible from Portland and the drive there is beautiful, and when you arrive at your destination you immediately feel at peace. Brian and Linda do a great job of making you feel welcome. We brought our own snacks and had a picnic in the gazebo and enjoyed the view of the river, which is so wide at that point that it almost gives the visual of being at the ocean as ships rolled by. We stayed in the Hummingbird Room which has a very comfortable bed and a wonderful view out of the window. The rates are very affordable and include breakfast - Brian is a great cook and they offer several meal options. We added the firewood package and were so glad we did, as I type this I wish I could be back there next to the fire while looking at the river. They only have two rooms so if you went with some friends you would have the whole place to yourselves. This really is a hidden gem and I highly recommend making the trip while you can.

Linda and Brian are wonderful hosts and the house is a piece of art, the beach a few steps away,…read morewoods, waterfalls, serenity, views, hiking, and always the best food! My favorite place to go when I want to get out of the city! It feels like home when we stay there. I will be back for sure!

My girlfriend and I stayed here recently for the Kite Festival. There wasn't too much information…read moreabout them online, but it looked like a nice place to stay. It was wonderful. The owners Shelia and Peg are sweet and accommodating, and they make delicious breakfasts and cookies. They have beautiful, quirky, cozy rooms that quickly feel like home rather than a hotel room, and ours had a very comfortable bed and nice shower. If you are looking for a truly "bed and breakfast" experience -- chatting with the owners, sitting around a breakfast table eating home-cooked breakfasts and meeting other guests -- I highly recommend A Rendezvous Place. They have an email address and a phone number posted on their site, but they are best over the phone. If you are planning on staying here (or anywhere) in Long Beach during a holiday or festival weekend, book early! I called a few months in advance and barely got a spot...

My wife and I stayed here for an extended weekend, and we were very pleased! Sheila welcomed us,…read moreand gave us the grand tour. In the morning, we were greeted pleasantly, and were treated to a gourmet breakfast, including scratch made cinnamon rolls! Actually, all three of our breakfasts were outstanding Next time we're in town, we know where we're staying!!

we came here last Sept with 8 people and 9 horses. we loved it and are coming back this year…read more Plenty of room for our trailers , horses loved the beach. Carol was super nice to work with.

This place is pure magic. The magic is not produced by a wand, but by people--good people. Okay,…read moreand ponies and puppies. But mostly by people. There was some brief confusion when I booked the reservation. I had not realized it was a "horse hotel" with multiple stalls and also campsites as well as rooms. My disappointment was replaced by pure joy upon learning that humans can stay here too, as well as hybridized beings like myself (a centaur)! Everything here is done the old fashioned way, the right way: with kindness, trust, love and simplicity. Staying here will make your heart ache for a simpler time when folks were able to conduct business with a handshake, where their first priority was just treating each other how they want to be treated themselves, with dignity and decency. We came here almost my accident. I'll be honest. Ocean Acres was not in my first, second--or even top five--picks of places to go. We were aiming at much further up the coast. I could find almost nothing and what I could find was neither affordable nor desirable. We did not want to go to some sterile resort where you exist to be milked and sent on your way. We wanted to be in a place that was family-owned and served a purpose beyond just making money as efficiently as possible. We wanted to be somewhere that had actual personality, not just a hollow façade with a minimal, lazy attempt to lure visitors and nothing else. Ocean Acres Horse Hotel was--is--the jackpot on all accounts. Because of a recent death of a family member after a prolonged illness, it was important to be in a place with healing energy. I had a good feeling the moment I navigated my way to Ocean Acres' minimalist website and saw they have no automated process for automated or online bookings. Everything is done personally, over the phone. The owner, Carol did not even ask for my last name, the make of my vehicle or a credit card to reserve the room. She asked us to pay in cash when we arrived. When we did arrive, the first thing I did was try to pay, but she insisted we wait until morning to do so! She wanted us to be able to settle in, relax, and get a good night's sleep first. WHAT?! My thought was: who the hell are you and what time period do you hail from? Where is your time machine? Such a small gesture, but to be endowed with that level of trust by a stranger doing business with me...I cannot think of another time in my 46 years that that's happened. Again, you may think I am making too much of it, but being shown such trust and kindness so quickly had an immediate healing effect on us. It is impossible to discuss Ocean Acres without talking about Carol and her husband, the owners. I don't know how they do it. I could barely keep up with all the adventures they shared with us. Carol is a polymath of the first rank. Her amazing breakfasts held us in good stead the entire time we were there. We ate with the other guests--sometimes sharing a table--in their family dining room! Whilst cooking up innovative and astounding savory and sweet detectibles, Carol regaled us with stories about her life, her work, her relationship to horses, the wheeling and dealing required to get hay. We were also surrounded by her work--stunning oil portraits and bronze sculpture, for which she had rightly won awards. Carol and her husband knew we were hurting, and they pulled out all the stops to help us. They lent us their own, personal ebikes (which were so much fun to take on country roads, tooling around cranberry bogs, little ponds and abandoned farmsteads), Her cooking was phenomenal. She knew we loved animals but had none of our own, so she introduced us to their collie dog Price, with whom we quickly became BFF's in a neverending game of fetch, told us what foods her mini-pony (or was it a mini-donkey?) likes to be fed. And of course, there were other people and their beautiful steeds all around. Just being in the presence of so many happy critters and people had a very good effect on us; it was so needed. The property begins at the highway, off which a short, paved driveway leads to and terminates behind the main house, where the owners live and some of the rooms are. Then, a dirt road goes straight back (west) about a mile--all the way to the sea--passing by a beautiful barn, stalls, campsites, forest, meadows, a pond and other bucolic scenes on the way. Strolling the road on the property (and biking on it) was one of my favorite things to do there. If you ever pined for things (and people) with a personal touch, if you ever just wanted to drop out of the game and NOT be treated like a number, a walking phat money bag with a dollar sign over your head, if you miss interacting like a regular human with other regular humans, if you ever needed some puppy time but had no puppy of your own, if you ever wanted to feel safe, breathe in serenity like it floated in the ethers, if you ever just wanted a really damn good breakfast...Ocean Acres is THE place for you.

Do you like privacy and major relaxation with a killer view? Then this is the place for you!read more

The room was beautiful with a great view. Loved the large tub in our room and all the little…read moretouches. The area was quiet for the most part. We enjoyed the free bike rental (though they could use some maintenance) on the sweet paved trail. Took a dip in the warm pool although the saunas weren't hot and several customers tried to get them to heat up unsuccessfully. Food was excellent as always although the breakfast opened an hour an a half late due to call outs. Front desk staff were very personable and friendly. I would recommend the Inn.

Relaxing room at the Inn (bedroom 4) with an ocean view and really soft bedding. The floors are a…read morebit squeaky and the walking of an upstairs neighbor with shoes on is a bit loud. The front desk staff was lovely. The restaurant (Pickled Fish) claimed there would be an hour wait when we walked in at 7pm on a Monday night and it looked half empty. We decided on going to The Depot instead and dinner was wonderful. The pool and saunas were ok. There were some kids around during the adult hours of 9-11pm. The beach was peaceful but there was only one picnic shelter that didn't have a picnic table anymore. Overall, I might stay here again but I might just as easily find a new place for an adventure.