Seriously one of the most disgusting places I've ever stayed. Beds were horribly uncomfortable, walls stained with streaks of who knows what dripping down, dresser also dirty and stained with some kind of dripping liquid, the carpet felt ok, but with so many stains I didn't trust walking on it in my bare feet. I needed to unplug a lamp to plug in my lap top and the outlet was sticky, yellow, dusty, dirty and just gross. The outlet was bent and loose causing a spark when plugging in my cord. Equally disappointing, the morning breakfast consisted of ghetto notes instructing patrons to only take what they could consume in one seating. Although I understand the concern to keep costs down, when you are charging $100 dollars a night for a ghetto motel with out of order ice machines outside, forcing patrons inside in an effort to monitor consumption, I'm going to eat as much as I'd like and/or, take a snack for later. For the record, the pastries were a day or two old, previously frozen, or allowed to sit out for too long making them hard and undesirable. The choices were limited to fruit and granola bars and packets of instant oatmeal. The fact that there was a note about the amount of a food a person was allowed to consume "due to the high volume of guests" was hilarious when in fact there were four cars in the parking lot. The note only serves to bring the overall ambiance of this motel even further down. The location as so many other reviewers have mentioned, is tucked away behind grocery stores adjacent to a "bay" of water. Looks more like a dirty lagoon across from an industrial warehouse. The positives included: great water pressure, clean, unstained towels, basic toiletries, and a manicured pet area. I was forced to stay 2 nights as each night was pre-paid and offered a strict no refund policy. On my third night I bounced over to the Red Lion Hotel where the price was significantly lower then Edgewaters Inn and the accommodations were 5 stars in comparison. I would never stay there again and couldn't believe the cost per night nor the urgency to have the pet rent be paid up front instead of at check out. All around super ghetto and disgusting. It's my firm belief that you don't have to have a lot of money to make a motel a great place. Soap and hot water go a long way in making a place comfortable and inviting. Fixing the broken E in motel wouldn't hurt either. read more

Was the only vacancy left in town. Room was not very good for the price. Melted carpet in several spots in the curious shape that watched the iron. VHS player in the room shows that there has been some time since any amenity updates. Bathroom was dated and rough looking. Old fixtures and not in very good operating condition. Bedding and sheets were not any better. Burns on the bedspreads and the sheets were not comfortable (scratchy). Definitely in need of some updating and minor maintenance as the property has potential to be better. read more

I usually read negative YELP reviews with a healthy bit of skepticism. Maybe people were over sensitive or were just weary travelers. For this place, I actually didn't read the negative reviews until after I checked in. I wanted to see if I was one of those weary travelers who may have been rubbed the wrong way when I checked in. Nope...the negative reviews of this place were pretty spot on. If you're fortunate enough to get a room overlooking the water you may tend to overlook the really rude and short staff at the front desk, or the old musty smell in your room. You may even overlook the uncomfortable bed, the dirty worn out furniture from the 1980s that smells like your grandmas house. Or in the case of my room, maybe, just maybe you won't be grossed out that there was still urine in the toilet from the previous occupant! I mean, look at the view! But half the rooms overlook the back of the Safeway and even if you booked a view room...they may not give you one. This was the case for me. When I asked about it their response was: (paraphrasing), we don't have view rooms, I can give you a crappier room if you want. Seriously? I'm not a fussy traveler, I've been on the road for 6 weeks on a motorcycle trip and have stayed in some pretty run down small town motels. But I can say with all candor, the cleanliness of my room and my experience with the staff here who treat you like an adversary and not a guest....this is pretty much the worst place I've stayed. And considering where I've stayed, that says a lot. read more

Friendly front desk. Nice patio and little deck with tables to share a bottle of wine while overlooking the water but the rooms are not insulated at all. Very noisy. The fridge in the next room will wake you up. Or the bathroom fan in the room above you makes a loud rumble. Just dated, but clean. Don't go here for a special occasion. Just if you need somewhere while passing through read more

The hotel was nice, the beds were comfortable, there were no loud or annoying noises keeping me up at night so that was nice. They have a cute little game room with old Fashion games that we loved playing. We chose this hotel cause they had a pool and my kids loved the pool it was a very nice treat. The continental breakfast in the morning was heaven for someone who can eat gluten but complete torture for the gluten-free. They had an amazing selection of every kind of donut and bagel you could ever dream of! If you are gluten-free the continental breakfast is something to avoid for sure. They didn't even have any black tea. They had orange juice and cranberry juice; both weren't 100% juice, they were some sort of juice cocktail. They had oatmeal and fruit and apple sauce that you could eat if your gluten-free but eating oatmeal while watching everyone else eat donuts is very infuriating LOL. One of the best parts of this hotel was that there was hot water in the shower immediately. And it stayed hot the whole time and it wasn't just one level of hot there was several different stages of hotness that you could choose. I stay at hotels pretty frequently and usually the water is not very hot and doesn't stay above cold for very long. I would definitely stay at this hotel again. read more

A bit high priced for Coos Bay. But on the positive side its a convenient location to hwy 101, clean inside and out and the balconies on the 2nd floor facing the water are nice to relax on. The best part about this hotel is the mini dog park they have onsite. This Inn is very dog friendly! They have a cute, CLEAN, fenced off grassy area with pet waste bags and treats supplied upon check-in. Makes it easy for people traveling with dogs. Room was older but clean and definitely quieter than most motels I've stayed in recently. I would recommend to travelers passing through the area. read more

Nice view of the slough and factories lol. I thought it was a nice hotel though. Our room was very clean and comfortable.

For the price you cannot really go wrong. We're on a road trip covering a lot of miles, staying in a lot of hotels. This place is really just ok feature wise. However the staff seem great. Our first room didn't have a bed we liked, too hard and that can mess up our backs. They quickly had us in a different room. We got a room with a river view, which didn't involve factories. There is a nice deck out on the water for a late night wind down. Break fast was probably what took this down from a 4 to a 3. I really wish there was more to it. Real milk would be nice and a few cereals. It's mostly donuts. I ask for too much I know. How well did we sleep? Very. Both of us are the most rested we've been this trip. Rooms were quiet, guests pretty much keep to themselves and the pool was a nice touch. read more

Everyone here is very nice, welcoming, and easy to work with. For example, we wanted to switch rooms due to a noisy ice machine and the lady at the front desk was very understanding and moved us to another room. The beds weren't very comfortable, which was unfortunate because we were driving all day. If you're staying for leisure, I wouldn't recommend. The breakfast wasn't the best. It consisted of an assortment of doughnuts, juices, fruit cups, bagels, and coffee. Nothing really substantial here. It starts at 6am though so if you're traveling that's helpful. The "ocean view" for ten more dollars was really more of a swamp view; however, if you smoke (I don't) it would be a good idea to get a 1st floor room with the view as you'll have a back door outside. The bathrooms were fine. Both the sinks and shower had a really high water pressure so watch out. Overall, it was okay and really just a place to sleep while traveling. I probably wouldn't stay any longer than a day due to the overpricing of the hotel. read more

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The room is clean, not a view like I paid for but its a place to sleep tonight. That's about it for this property. Plastic chairs the room, I think they belong outside. The old bedding is clean, and so is the bathroom this hotel is depressing. read more

Stayed in a spa room which was okay but not great for the money. Almost $200 a night and the room was small, spa was kind of cheesy but had an ok view. Not a horrible room but didn't feel the value was worth the money. Felt more like a $60 to $70 a night room. read more

Very large clean room with two queen beds. Very quiet area with good television channels.Staff was very friendly but young man working the desk in the morning was not the smartest. Only cereal was oatmeal when I asked where the milk was he said don't have any use water!? Breakfast just enough to get you to lunch and certainly not healthy . Would probably look elsewhere if in area again. read more

Nice, clean, and quiet. It's close to two markets and just a mile from downtown. Ashley & Patience were super helpful and gave me a phone charger when I lost mine. read more

Give this place a break. It is what it is, and for Coos Bay, that's pretty good. Its has nice waterfront rooms, its close to Safeway and downtown and it sure beats the alternatives. It's a mom and pop kind of place which probably explains all the signs people were so ruthless about. Big deal, if you owned a little hotel you'd be watching your bottom line, too. I stay in a different hotel every week and this one is better than the Hilton Frontenac, St. Louis, the Country Inn and Suites, Redlands and the Golden Nugget, Las Vegas (just to validate the spectrum). The Yelp system of rating hotels is a bit unfair since we all have a preconceived notion of what a 5-star hotel is. That and the fact that some people use Yelp to complain about singular experiences and not actual evaluations. The Edgewater is a nice motel and the only one in town (other than the casino) I could find with inside hallways for added security. The water view rooms are far better than the alternative views from the other hotels I've stayed at here in Coos Bay which typically look out onto a parking lot. The rooms pass a bit of noise, but nothing out of the norm. The outside balconies are just separated by some fencing from one another and can be a source of noise but I did not have a problem with that. The sheets and towels are clean, the bathroom is clean and the room is well maintained (okay, it's a bit dated, but that is 50% of the places I stay in and the other 50% are decorated to look "retro" so that they look dated anyhow (hello Golden Nugget, I'm talking to you!)) read more

I concur with several other reviewers about the poor quality, high carb, high fat "breakfast". One and only one positive about it was the fresh fruit. The beds, both of them in my room, should have been replaced over 10 years ago, with huge dips in the mattress, and barely a place to sleep on either of them that was flat and not sunken. I've stayed in a lot of motels, and never encountered anything this bad. Room noise, from plumbing, was really difficult due to the 11 p.m and 5:30 a.m. showers being taken somewhere on the other side of the wall. I left a note for the maid which was completely disregarded until I complained at the front desk. Minor trash was not disposed of but left where I had left it, both before and after my complaint. I also found the front desk staff unprofessional and bordering on rude. I told them when I checked out that I would never stay there again and I meant it. It was not worth it for half what they charged. read more

Kind of long but there's somethings you'll need to hear.....I don't know if the owners changed or something but it was upsetting. I made reservations online 4 weeks ago. We had a great experience last summer so I was looking forward to going again. I walked in to check in at 4:30pm. Our room had just finished being cleaned (check in is at 2pm). The woman at the front desk was completely rude. She charged me $10 more because we had our 3 year old with us. Her feathers were ruffled about it. She started telling me where everything was, "her pool" and "her breakfast" that she offered. Then we got to our room. Window faced the Edgewater/Safeway parking lot, not the pretty bay like last year. The window did not open even in unlocked position. Stuck, stuck, and stuck! The room that had been "freshly" cleaned was in poor shape. Smelled of Febrees. One trash can hasn't been taken out and coffee grounds scattered around it and below the sink. The two queen beds sunk down in the middle. The wall the flat screen tv was attached to had one deep long crack that went across the wall going behind the dresser to over above the table at least 9 feet long. The bathroom..... is a death trap! Besides the one flow level shower head that damn near blasts your skin off, the floor is slippery as hell. Thank God I'm 30, if I'd of been 65 my hip would be busted. Even with a towel down my husband nearly bit the dust. The mirror when fogged up read "Collin is watching you". Creepy!!! The swimming pool was actually nice. It was just the right temperature so the kid didn't get chilly to fast. Very thin walls. The elephant children above us must have been running laps around the room. They stopped a little after 1am. And if their mother would have spoken a little louder I could have eavesdroped on her phone call at 6:50 this morning. Lucky we're up for breakfast right? Partial fail....Boyds coffee (thank god!), yogurts, fruit, and two boxes of Safeway doughnuts. Slim pickings. We left at 8:45 this morning. The same woman at the desk took my cards, said "ok you paid visa, you can go". Done. Unfortunately, I won't return next July and would advise others not to either. Beware of Collin!. Complete 180 from last summer. Time to move on. read more

We were new to Coos Bay and looking for a room where both we and our three small dogs could feel comfortable. Edgewater Inn was awesome! Close to downtown, walking distance from both a Safeway and a Fred Meyers. The room was a bit dated, but clean and spacious enough that we were very comfortable. The landscaping was very nice with a small rustic deck in front of the indoor pool/hot tub building for enjoying the wildlife on the slough. The dog rooms are on the ground floor. Each room has a small partially enclosed patio which leads to a sidewalk and grassy pathway to the doggie area. That area, while not entirely enclosed, was large enough for the dogs to run and play as well as relieve themselves. The upstairs rooms each had a nice little enclosed deck as well. We travel everywhere with our three little pups and highly value a motel/hotel that seems to value them too. The room itself was quite spacious and well laid out. We never turned the tv on, but the wi-fi was adequate. I really don't understand the negative reviews. The staff was so friendly and the continental breakfast was about what you would see at any moderately priced motel. We so look forward to a return trip. We loved the old town Coos Bay vibe, great restaurants, parks and, above all, the Shore Acres botanical gardens. Spectacular (dogs stay in car). Thank you Edgewater Inn. We loved our stay. read more

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What a nice surprise! We had a wonderful stay! The price was very reasonable, they are pet friendly, our view was awesome, the bed was super comfortable, and it was clean. They even have a sauna, although I didn't see that until we were leaving. Highly recommend this place if you are driving the 101 and looking for a good place to stay in coos bay! read more

The motel overall is maybe 3 stars, I give it 2 because of the ridiculously late check-in requirement which is 4 PM. And they don't budge on it. Most hotels will allow you to check in early (2-3) if the room is available. Not this place. Room is average, location is in the back parking lot of a Fred Myers and Safeway, but as its name indicates, it is on the waters edge. read more

We arrived in Coos Bay after a very long drive and decided to land at the Edgewater Inn. We were in town for over a week, so we were hoping to find a place to stay for awhile. We instantly fell in love with the room we were given, and the next morning went to the front desk to tell them we wanted to remain. Our room was spacious and clean, with two comfortable beds, a fridge, a microwave, coffeemaker (with delicious coffee, by the way) and, most surprisingly of all, a large balcony. We spent our days watching all kinds of birds visit the inlet below during the day and enjoying the quiet atmosphere and fresh air in the evenings. There is a Safeway grocery store next door, which stays open late, and a Fred Meyer "everything" store across from Safeway. The natives are friendly, too. There's a heated indoor pool (wish I'd have packed my swim suit!). The people who work for Edgewater were wonderful and accommodating. We hated to leave, but we're looking forward to staying there again. read more

the breakfast was just donuts and no protein. no coffee all day. not enough outlets in the room. the hot tub and pool smell like pee and they don't advertise that they don't have an elevator - not handicap friendly. looked way better in pictures, definitely not worth the price. read more

This hotel needs a major face lift. Our room smelled like a nursing home. The purple carpet was filthy and everything else in the room (including the pink recliner) looked like it was purchased from a garage sale....The women at the front desk were unfriendly and down right rude for no apparent reason (2 different women, same attitude...is being curt and grumpy a requirement for working here??). The "breakfast" was scant, and the lady at the desk scoffed at us after asking if we needed her to make another pot of coffee. Based on our experience, we think the cost for staying here should be in the $70 a night range for, not over $120 for a standard room. We will not be back read more

This Motel is NOT as advertised. Do not trust the photos online. This place is dirty, outdated and the woman at the front desk (Robin) was downright rude. My husband and I were on our Honeymoon, driving up the Oregon Coast. We had booked this motel based off of their website. A cute riverside motel with breakfast and within miles of beaches and activities. What couldn't be better?! Wrong! When we pulled into Coos Bay we were very disappointed. It's a small ran down town with very little to offer and a very obvious crime problem. The Edgewater Inn at Coos Bay is tucked in the corner by a Safeway grocery store and looks like a front for prostitution. The building was ran down and falling apart. There were guests on the first floor just hanging out with their doors open and talking to sketchy people coming out of pick-up trucks and semi's, felt like drug dealing. We were afraid to get out of our car. We made the decision to go and talk to the front desk and cancel our reservation but Robin who was working that night was VERY rude to us and made a comment about rich people staying at the motel and that she couldn't believe it wasn't good enough for me? I am not a snobby person, I just have enough respect for myself to not stay in a hotel that makes me uncomfortable. Luckily the situation was resolved and we found a much better place to stay outside of Coos Bay. Please think twice about staying here. I wouldn't wish this motel on my worst enemy. read more

This is the worst hotel we have stayed at in years. the beds were old, saggy, and you could feel the springs. The old carpet had lumps that were both uncomfortable and unpleasant to step on. The bathroom smelled faintly of stale urine. read more