Great staff ! Very nice room with a terrific bed. Clean and warm . Wonderful location.read more

I love staying here! There was a very sweet and caring lady that works at the front desk who gave…read moreme a fresh baked cookie. I just wish I could've stayed longer.

First of all the views are spectacular. The room was so…read morebeautiful and clean. There was a kitchenette which was perfect. My great granddaughters (ages 6 and 7. They loved the pool. My sister Sharron works at the casino and drives the shuttle van. I'm going back.....the employees were awesome and accommodating.....

Some things I think others looking up this place will find useful:…read more *Each unit has entrances on both sides of the building, one facing the bay and one facing the other side. So: no need to worry about getting stuck with a unit that does not face the bay. *There are only 18 units in the whole hotel, each of them the same size: one bedroom, one bathroom, a living room with an electric fireplace, and a kitchenette. We always seek out places with kitchens or kitchenettes so we can cook in our unit are won't have to eat out every meal. One slight word of caution, though: these kitchenettes have a microwave and a stove top but no oven; and the refrigerator is pretty small. *The living room couch is also a hideabed, so the rooms technically sleep four each. There is a TV in both the living room and the bedroom. *The view of the bay is NOT a view of a beach, but there are some very positive things about this. First, the nightly rates are reasonable regardless of the time of year. Second, beyond a grassy area in front of the motel are tide flats, which fill up with water twice every 24 hours, at high tide. It's really fun to see the change when you're paying attention. Beyond the tide flats is the man-made Shoalwater Bay Berm, created to save Tokeland from the long term effects of increasingly severe weather events. The tide flats area between the hotel and the berm, that gets filled with water, is called Empire Spit. Google the area's tides for the day(s) you are there and you will know when to look for when the tide flats fill with sea water, as it doesn't stay full for very long. *The hotel is owned by the Shoalwater Bay Tribe and is on their land, as is the Shoalwater Bay Casino (the smallest casino I have ever been in). If you get a Players Club Card from the casino, which you do not have to do any gambling in the casino to get, you can use it to get 10% off your hotel booking. *The hotel has an outdoor pool that is heated, and a hot tub that is protected from the elements by a clear dome. There were no storms the two nights we stayed there, but I bet it would be fun to watch one from that hot tub. There is also a communal kitchen space for larger parties that can be booked for an extra fee. *I have seen other reviews complain about the lack of regular housekeeping, but this was not a big deal to us. And if you need fresh linens or toiletries, all you have to do is ask and the incredibly friendly staff will happily hook you up. In short, Tradewinds on the Bay is a modest place to stay that is also quite the hidden gem. (Video tour of the hotel and our unit that I tried to upload got cut off at 12 seconds, so you can view the whole video here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/machu_picchu/53932930625/in/album-72177720319641764.)

Amazing hospitality! I showed up after a long, hot motorcycle ride. The owner took one look at me,…read moreupgraded my room, brought me ice and watermelon, and ask her son to go to a Dairy Queen and bring me an ice cream blizzard. The room was very large, the place is very dog, friendly, and the simple and inexpensive motel has better service and just about anywhere.

I'm on vacation with my mom and we arrived in Oregon just in time for a massive heat spell. We…read moredrove to the coast where it was cooler but there wasn't a room to be had. I back tracked 40 miles and found this motel. It's a little dated but large and very clean. The owner, a petite Korean woman really caters to her guests. She goes out of her way to make her guests comfortable. I hope to come back here one day.

The people here are truly amazing. I pulled in on my motorcycle after a long ride on a very hot…read moreday. i'm an old geezer and I must've looked about as bad as I felt, verging on heat stroke. The owner took one look at me, upgraded my room to a first floor, so I wouldn't have to climb stairs, walked me to my room, turned on the air conditioner, brought me ice for ice water, gave me fresh watermelon and sent her son out to get me something very cold from the local Dairy Queen. The room was large, the air conditioning worked. and the place is dog friendly with a large area where dogs can frolic. The prices were low. I had a great dinner right across the street.

A deal at $60, but their rate was $80 something after taxes. Read the other reviews for a…read moredescription, then add stale pet smell. Had to leave the windows open all night and the trucks started rolling through around 4:30. Woulda been a lot quieter if they'd cleaned the carpets. I will say the front desk lady was super nice and very friendly, not enough to make up for the pet smell though. Should have paid the extra $30 across the street, live and learn.

Can't think of any negatives…read more - Clean, well-appointed cabins. - Small kitchen is equipped with coffee maker (including coffee/filters), small fridge, oven, all the utensils, microwave. - Electric heat in two rooms, no A/C. - There's a TV although we never turned it on. - Wifi works. Also had 5G AT&T reception with 3 bars. - Lots of places outside to sit, grill food, relax. - Short walk to an expansive undeveloped beach. - Longer but still short walk to the only pub in town (Doc's Tavern). - Quiet. - If you stay during the annual Rod Run to the End of the World car show, you'll probably be treated to a few cottage neighbors staying here with their classic cars. We had a T-Bird, Mustang, Olds 4-4-2, late 50's Impala and some sort of old Dodge. Highly recommended.

We've stayed here twice now with our old furry buddy Huxley, and can't wait to come back for a…read morethird. The beach access is a short 5 minute walk and it's pretty sparsely used so it feels like you have the whole beach to yourself. Yeah, Washington beaches are cool and windy, but that means no one is there! The Long Beach peninsula is one of my favorite road trips. The cottages are super fun. Jeff is always accommodating and is just the nicest dude you could meet. There are beach chairs to borrow, WiFi, DVD/VHS movies to watch (we never have, too much to do!) and some really nice Weber grills shared amongst the cabins. The interiors are small, but it's called a "cottage" for a reason and that's part of the fun. Somehow we always show up with way too much stuff, making it a little cramped, but that's on us. The kitchen works, but don't plan to do much serious cooking in it. There are some useable tools, pots and pans, plates, silverware. Don't plan on cooking a Thanksgiving turkey or anything like that, though. Plan on doing some grilling on the Webers. You'll enjoy sitting outside and grilling with live fire a lot more than messing around with an unpredictable stove! This place is really dog friendly. Our little guy turns into a whole different dog when we come here. Somehow the beach and the freedom he has really brings out the inner wild and it's so fun to see. I couldn't help posting a few pictures. Can't wait to come back!

Amazing hotel for a stopping point before driving down the Oregon coast!…read more Service: The front desk staff was so friendly! They helped with getting an extra blanket, and answered questions I had. Room: very comfortable beds. Very clean room with plenty of towels in the bathroom. There is a larger mini fridge and a microwave. It was nice to have the fridge to store food I had brought. Swimming Pool: small indoor pool and tiny hot tub. Both were warm. The front desk has to unlock the pool which is great for safety. My kids had a lot of fun playing in the pool. Breakfast: Amazing selection for breakfast. Several different stations around the big room it's served in which is nice for not having to wait in line for one thing. My kid's loved the make your own waffle station. I enjoyed the crunchy bacon and eggs. They use real plates and silverware which is great for lessening waste and single use plastics!

We should have realized yes that 4 people to a room means exactly that and its very understandable…read morewhy we couldnt bring in a fifth person! But the service representative at the front desk was genuinely incredibly rude about informing us of this and showed zero hospitality and politeness. Its not his fault that the building seems to have incredibly micromanaged and strict regulations though, so I'm sure he was only trying to follow policy. Which is fine! But he showed zero candor, politeness or anything at all and coldly told us we'd have to book another room for the fifth person. We ended up needing to have someone sleep in the car for the night. Do not come here if you have 5 or more people, the website barely describes the 4 person policy and it is enforced so thouroughly by the management that it leaves absolutely no room for the staff to be able to provide a welcoming and inviting experience for your average inn enjoyer. After this experience we decided that we wanted to cancel our second night to prevent someone from sleeping in the car again, however they have a policy you have to sign that made it so we would not get a refund whatsoever for that night so we ended up being forced to pay for the second night anyway and go to another hotel. Unbelievably poor service and policies, rude staff, and all around an unpleasent affair.

The 2nd original TrendWest Worldmark (now by Wyndham) is unassuming at first. However, the condo…read morestyle One and Two bedroom units are super clean, maintained to WM standards and the location is excellent. This the only "multi-unit" resort style location on this in demand location. The customer service was impeccable, thoughtful, and communicative during a stormy winter visit that included power outages. The multi unit takeover of a classic hotel is not the full resort like their Seaside or Long Beach properties. The local population, through HOA regulations keeps them from expanding. But in typical Worldmark fashion, the property and attention makes this property a great stay one block off the ocean with a view.

We stayed from Saturday to Monday for my birthday weekend. Our room was on the third floor, and we…read moreparked right in front of the stairs that took us straight up to it. We booked a room with two bedrooms and two bathrooms which were super spacious, clean, and comfy. We loved the ocean and sunset views from the balcony. There's a grill downstairs, a pool, fitness center, and play area. This place is just steps away from the beach, with a mini-mart right across the street which seemed to be closed during our entire stay and a golf course in front. Only downside, no free Wi-Fi, you have to pay if you want to use it. And they have a no pet policy.

Amazing stay. We checked in late and fromt desk person was super nice. Room was very clean and…read moreeverything was provided. It was a 2 queen bed room with a sofa bed, could accommodate upto 6 people. Breakfast was included in the price and had scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuit and gravy, pancakes (automated 1 min machine), yogurt, cinnamon rolls, yogurt, bread and cereal. Adrianna who was managing the breakfast area was super nice, checking on guests multiple times and cleaning the tables promptly. She welcomed the guests and refilled the buffet. Overall we enjoyed our stay.

Was greeted upon arriving and checked in quickly. Staff recognized and expressed appreciation for…read moremy rewards level. Building looks new, as does the room. Very generously upgraded. I'll miss the free breakfast, as I need to be at work at 6am.

The food here is amazing. We came out for a "glamping" weekend and stopped for lunch before heading…read moreto the State Park. It was so good we made dinner reservations. Fabulous and fresh. The next morning we skipped oatmeal and went back to the Wandering Goose at The Tokeland Hotel. The staff is friendly, helpful, and the chefs are superb. We had fried chicken ....best ever. Biscuits are so good and I am not a biscuit lover, I normally find them heavy and dry. These are light fluffy and taste delicious, especially when accompanied by the homemade raspberry jam. My husband loves oysters and theirs are the best he's had in the state. Everything was delicious. And the surroundings are lovely and serene.

My wife and I have stayed at the Tokeland many times, under these and previous owners, and have…read morejust returned from another delightful stay at this classic Victorian hostelry. Nope, no TV (gasp!), no air conditioning, the floors creak, and beach access is distant. Kids'd probly find it "boring" (though one adorable family settled in happily with board games--imagine that!). For ambience, service, comfort, and cuisine, the Tokeland Hotel is a Northwest treasure!