Low cost & great value to be close to the beach for razor clamming. We hit limit both days…read moreliterally driving straight out to the beach from the road the hotel is on. Will absolutely return.

We wanted to check out Astoria Oregon and several Lewis and Clark visitor centers in both…read moreWashington and Oregon. One of best decisions we made, was to stay HERE at the Seaview cottages! WE LOVED IT HERE! They are old cottages that have been 'lovingly' renovated with modern fixtures. VERY clean with everything you want in a room: coffee maker, fridge, microwave. The first Monday of the month is a tsunami siren test (ask me how we found out). It's reasonable, close to Long Beach with it's various stores and restaurants and RIGHT NEXT DOOR to the Seaview Biscuit Company! I have a separate review for that, and YES, you have to try it! The Seaview Cottages is a popular place and because of that, we had two different rooms during our three day stay. One night with double queen beds, and two nights with a king bed. So make your reservations early! If we are ever in this area again, THIS is the place where we want to stay! It made me one GLAAAD SISTER! :D

Just stayed here again. It's still very nice, cute and comfy!…read moreThe owners are very responsive to communication both before and after our stay.

Spent 4 nights in the 2 bedroom house. The unit is super clean, the kitchen is well equipped with…read morepots, pans, utensils, spices and olive oil. We enjoyed playing cornhole in the private cout yard as well as sitting by the outside firepit after dark. The website lists a number of things to do and good places to eat. Our time was very fun. Also, the bed was quite comfortable so we slept very well. Will definitely stay here again.

5 stars on adorableness alone! EVERYTHING is Mermaid and I am here for it! Super clean, super…read morefriendly, super cute. Our room was so comfortable and I can't get over how they found such amazing mermaid sheets. This Inn/Motel is a real treasure with all the little touches in the room. We were very comfortable and had solid sleep quality. Loved they were dog friendly as well, and very walkable to the little town area with shops and restaurants. LOVED our 2 night stay.

The check in process was easy and it's a nice motel located next to a convenience store if you need…read moreto quickly grab something. The room was spacious and very clean. We both slept well with the comfortable mattresses. And the chairs at the table were perfect for us to sit for hours playing Skip-Bo. Whenever we come back to Long Beach, we will definitely make sure to see if Mermaid Inn is available.

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!!

Delicious food and worth the wait. Best dinner in Ilwaco. Staff were very friendly. It's a small…read moreplace but very comfortable.

Eclectic establishment that is an amazing location in an unexpected spot! If you find yourself in…read morethe area visiting Cape Disappointment, stop here! You will not be disappointed.

Incredible staff, not just dog friendly - dogs WELCOME, spoiled and LOVED! I am so impressed! Happy…read moreI chose well, my boy and I will absolutely return for the comfort and friendly faces! Clean and comfortable beds, hot showers clean linens. Mini fridge, microwave, mini coffee pot, and a place to eat on top of it! Quiet, 1 level nobody on top of you! I can't say enough good - the reviews are true!!

I reserved the Fireside Inn through Expedia. We chose a 2 queen bed room for a bit over $100. It is…read moreall one level which is easier for me right now as I'm having health issues. We arrived at 5ish and the nice woman with the broken foot checked us in. That was all pretty smooth. It is close to the ocean. Parking is fine. They had board games, ice water,coffee and some snacks in the lobby along with an ice and vending machine. It was quiet the night we stayed with few guests. There is a restaurant on site that serves beer, paninis, and flatbreads, along with other bar type snacks. The rooms are well appointed with a tv,microwave,fridge,fireplace. No a/c but we didn't need it. Beds have piles of fluffy pillows. There was a coffee maker,coffee and tea, toiletries, and plenty of fresh towels. In the morning there is free breakfast so we grabbed juice, yogurt, and honey buns. There was also fruit, hardboiled eggs, some other simple things to eat This was a very good place to stay. We would stay again.

I attended Arts Week at Sou'wester Lodge and had a wonderful time! The setting alone is stunning…read more Seaview has this quiet, windswept beauty that slows you down in the best way. You're close to the ocean, surrounded by trees, and there's this constant sense of spaciousness that lets your mind open up. It creates the perfect conditions for artists to think, feel, and make work. What makes Arts Week truly special, though, is the people. The group of artists is diverse, thoughtful, and deeply engaged. You're in conversation all day long, whether that's over shared meals, spontaneous collaborations, or late night talks that somehow become the most meaningful part of the experience. It's rare to find a space where people show up this open and this willing to connect. The programming strikes a great balance. There's structure when you want it, like readings, performances, and workshops, but also plenty of unstructured time to follow your own creative instincts. There's also a real sense of care built into the week. The staff and organizers are thoughtful and attentive, and you can feel that they want everyone there to succeed!

My husband and I drove by the Sou'wester over a year ago when we were visiting Seaview for a day…read moretrip. We thought it looked like a fun place to stay considering we love all things vintage and staying in a vintage RV sounded like the kind of nostalgia we would appreciate. A few months pass and we decided to book a 3 night trip for our 12th wedding anniversary. We arrived on Saturday afternoon right at check in and we found the staff friendly and attentive. After check in we drove down to our camp site. They leave the doors unlocked after check out/"cleaning" so the key was sitting in the unit. This also means anyone can come into your unit before you even check in. The outside of the RV was, as expected, worn down but that's a part of the charm. Upon entering, we were hit with the smell of mildew/mold and a extremely warm trailer due to the heater being left on and it being late June. We turned off the heater and attempted to open up the windows, but alas they were'nt all fuctioning. Our 3 dogs couldnt even be in the unit without over heating so we set up their playpen outside. Half the flooring was either peeling up or gone all together. The walls had'nt been cleaned and had a film on them. The seating area did'nt fold down into additional bedding (another broken item), the toilet was dirty and still had urine on it and the bathroon walls were peeling. We weren't looking for a 5 star hotel but for the price we were paying per night we expected more. We settled in for the evening and tried to make the most of it and chalk it up to a new experience. The next day, after waking up and taking the dogs for a walk to the beach we decided to relax at the campsite and decided we could set up out tent (other camp sites had tents on them) to add additional living space. As we were lying out the tent in our area a woman approached us. She didn't introduce herself just started making comments about the tent, and the dogs, and the playpen. Again, no introduction, no pleasantries, just came in HOT. My husband tried to deescalate the conversation however the woman kept interrupting him and talking over him. He reached out his hand to introduce himself and thats when she finally paused and offered her name, Mary. She let us know if we wanted to put up a tent we would need to pay an additional $35.00. We explained to her we weren't expecting additional guests and that the tent was meerely for additional outdoor space. Again, she was coming in hot like we were trying to pull a fast one over on her. I explained that no where was I told tents were additional. I was not paying them any additional money due to the price we already paid and the comfort of the unit. Mary contiously spoke to my husband ignoring me all together. She was telling him what to do and how to do it and she came off extremely aggressive. We said we would speak to management and that's when Mary let us know she was the manager but was off duty so we could take it up with another manager. My husband is a POC and Mary presented as white and while the lodging advertised itself as diverse and inclusive we did not have that experience with Mary. My husband asked Mary for some space and it took asking several repeated times for her to finally leave. After she left, we decided this was not a place for us to stay. My husband started packing and I went to let reception know what had happened and that we were checking out. The staff at reception was very accommodating. I told them what had happened and they were confused as to why a tent would be such an issue with Mary. They tried offering additional things for us to stay and I refused. They asked if I wanted to speak to Mary again, and I said no. I did not want to speak to her ever again. The staff said they would talk it over with a manager but I let them know we were definitely leaving. We drove the 2 hours home. On our anniversary with cancelled dinner reservations and hurt in our hearts. Do better. Understand how you come across as a person of privilege when speaking down to a POC. I hope this is a learning experience for Mary. I checked my email today and she refunded our entire amount.

Took the family here for a birthday weekend in January and was blown away by the location and the…read moreunit. Perfect for what we need on a beach trip with the family and dog). The property feels like a retreat with a lovely atmosphere that feels a world apart from Long Beach despite being so close in proximity to town. We didn't have time to make full use of the pool, sauna, or pickleball courts - but these amenities would be perfect for a rainy day at the coast and when we come back we'll make more time in our schedule to use them. Check-in/check-out was a breeze and staff was very pleasant. They let me borrow a lighter for a birthday cake which was much appreciated! The walk to the beach is very scenic and beautiful in itself. Highly recommend this resort!

We've been coming to Lighthouse 1-2 times a year for twelve years. We love the proximity to the…read morebeach, the fact that it's very dog friendly, there's a huge indoor pool, and most of all, we love that there is a kitchen so we can make our own meals. Prior to this visit, the rooms were fairly basic, but very adequate. Today, we arrived to find a beautifully updated room, that feels much bigger and much cleaner than they previously were. We have new appliances, new countertop and backsplash, new floors, a larger couch, a huge king bed, a walk-in shower with a new vanity, and everything is just stunning. Very well done! From the bottom units, you have a small deck with a bench, and upper units have a balcony. All rooms overlook the dunes, and the higher ones can catch you a glimpse of the ocean. You spend the evening listening to the roar of the waves. It's so relaxing. In the main office area, you'll find a recreation room, vending machines, and espresso stand with good coffee, and a huge saline pool that's in a solarium type of building. Their fitness center is small but it's something. They love dogs, and it shows. You'll get a welcome pack for your mutt, and there's a lighthouse themed dog house in the parking lot that you can take pictures of your dog with. There's two TVs - you can stream from your device in the bedroom, or watch cable in the living room. You'll have a gas fireplace, a lounge chair, a couch that folds out into a bed with a nice, squishy mattress, and a two person dining table. The staff here have been here a long time, and it's always nice to see a familiar face when we arrive. Shout out to Kevin! Always friendly and helpful. It's about a five minute drive to downtown Long Beach, where you'll find a bakery, an arcade, and lots of shops and restaurants. Don't forget you can even drive on the beach! You'll love it here.

After researching this place on Yelp before our next trip to Long Beach, I decided it was where I…read morewanted us to stay for my birthday weekend. We got there about 25 minutes before check in which was no problem. The two ladies working there at the time were both very nice and accommodating. We got to our room and I loved it. The stained glass, antique furniture and fixtures were fascinating to look at. The grounds were very pretty, lots of beautiful plants in bloom. There was booklet in the room speaking of the history being it's the oldest consistantly running hotel in Washington state. It even went in depth about spirits that have some presence but sadly I did not see one. The bed was comfortable, the towels were soft and fresh and parking was a breeze. The reason I am giving 4/5 stars is because the lighting, although pretty..I just couldn't see! Putting my makeup on in the morning was a challenge. The walls are very thin which I understand, it's old! They provided ear plugs on the bedside tables but I can't sleep with those in my ears. Lastly, it took awhile to get used to the smell. Again it's old, it smelled old. But it doesn't have to? There are some sleek antique looking air fresheners out there in the world that could really help out a lot. All in all it was a nice place to stay. If we go back again, we would stay here.

Easy to find, easy check in, easy parking, friendly staff, decent bar. Definitely older furniture…read morefrom historic times. Comfortable beds, working tv. Our room, 9, was spacious and had a private access staircase that came in handy. Only reason for not giving 5 stars was windows were difficult to open and close, the noise levels were higher than normal due to thin walls. Might stay here again!