We loved our stay at Thyme and Tide. Mary is a delightful hostess and provided many thoughtful…read moreamenities, including home made cookies and a small freezer stocked with ice cream. Our room, 1 of only 2, was spotless and comfy. Breakfast was delicious and very generous. We felt so at home and look forward to returning!

A perfect hidden gem! Rooms and baths are generous and beautiful. Food is magnificent and…read morelovingly prepared. Location is perfectly located for all the area has to offer. But above all, hosts Mary and Dale are welcoming and feel like family. Can not wait to go back!

Clean, comfortable, and cozy room with a great location! Easy street parking. If you are staying on…read morethe 2 floor, there are some steps to go up to the room. We had two windows in our room and a huge bathtub, waterfall shower head. Would have given 5 stars if one of the 2 windows could open! We felt like we were in a fishbowl, and it would have been nice to have fresh air and to hear the ocean. I like to hear the ocean when I fall asleep when I am staying near it. The view was amazing!

Book here if you're visiting Oceanside because you cannot go wrong with the view. You're literally…read moreright in front of the ocean. The place was really cozy and they definitely made sure the theme matched the location (very coastal vibe). The room we book had a kitchen and the kitchen was fully equipped, so did not have to bring any of our own cookware/utensils/cups/plates etc. They also have a coffee Keurig machine with coffee pods, board games and beach towels that are located out by the lobby. They weren't joking when they said you won't have any phone signal/cellular internet out here. You have to be connected to their wifi. Also, parking is literally street parking, but we were always able to find a spot right next to our Inn. If you are wanting to find a quiet place to get away and remove yourself from the world (like literally cut off from internet/social media) come here! There is also a cafe right downstairs and across the street is a cute diner that serves food from breakfast, lunch to dinner.

I came here for New Years a year ago with friends and it was the most amazing place to ring in…read more2010. The house is gorgeous and it is right on the water. With 5 bedrooms and an enormous gourmet kitchen, there was plenty of room for everyone. The game room with pool and ping pong was a great way to goof around with people. The house is absolutely beautiful and it is all ready for your stay. Kitchen is ready for your gourmet dinner as soon as you turn the key and throw your bags on the bed. The master bedroom or "Captain's Quarters" has the most comfy kind size bed, its wonderful. The area around the house is very quant too. The town of Rockaway has cute shops and Manzanita is right down the road. Overall its a gem with a private beach perfect for any getaway.

I love this house! It is very large and accommodating and held my whole family. The kitchen was…read morefully stocked, the living room was bright and cozy, and the views were unreal! Had my morning coffee on the bench in the dunes that look over the beach. Loved every minute of our stay there.

What a great way to start our Oregon coast trip vacation. Jane and Don were such wonderful hosts…read moreand had a ton of local knowledge, even suggested a hike for us to do later on in the day. Checking in was a breeze, the carport for my 4Runner worked great and we had a local bite for dinner at Schooners. Jane does not let you leave hungry!! She made some amazing pancakes, eggs and fresh fruit with delicious o.j and coffee for breakfast the next morning. We would love to be able to visit again one day.

We just enjoyed our second visit to Turtle Jane's! This time we stayed in the Tortuga Room…read more Either room is a luxurious, cozy room with the most spectacular view! This is one of the main reasons we returned to Turtle Jane's less than 2 years later. The other equally important reason we returned is how much we enjoy Jane and Don. Not only is their hospitality superb and Jane's breakfasts (well - 3 meals in 1), a gourmet delight, but their company, their stories, their experiences are rich and rewarding. We look forward to returning to Turtle Jane's again and again to enjoy the both the bed and breakfast and our now-friends, Jane and Don.

I was surprised that hubby booked this house, THIS Victorian Historic House of my Dream, right…read moreacross from the park where Monmouth Fourth of July Festival. I just went nuts with photos, and I was so happy that we have the house all to ourselves, so I can roam around, just taking photos, inside and outside the garden. What is there to write about a negative? OK, maybe two, but only because I'm short. The bed was high. (Mine too, at home. But I have a step stool to climb in/out, that helps me). The tub, hubby has to hold my hand, so I won't slip coming out of the tub. Everything else was GREAT & DANDY! The food. The service. The views to the garden and the park. The gazebo. The Rose Garden, the Clematis, the scented Jasmine. It's a HISTORIC mansion! It's my temporary HEAVEN as I am here! Then, I wake up, and we're back home, back to reality, kinda thing!

Wow! What a fantastic B&B experience. Our starry night room was absolutely wonderful and even…read moreexceeded our expectations. The house itself was gorgeous and was exactly what I was looking for to celebrate my birthday on April 29th! The bear claw soaking tub along with the lounge couch and starry ceilings were my favorite part! Eli and Emily were awesome. You could tell they loved what they do for a living and the breakfast Emily cooked for us was exquisite. I felt like we were eating food from a fancy hotel restaurant and couldn't have asked for a better way to finish off our B&B experience. Although we didn't get to meet the resident cats, we left feeling blessed and would recommend this place to our family and friends. Thanks Eli and Emily for a memorable experience!

Stayed here for a romantic weekend getaway. The views of the Siletz Bay were beautiful and you…read morecould watch the tide slowly come in and out throughout the day. At low tide you can walk on the mud flats. In the morning when the tide comes in, there are shorebirds, ducks, and herons. Hosts, Gary & Judy, were welcoming and had great stories to share. Stayed in the Cape Cod room. It is a delightful bed & breakfast. I would definitely visit again.

Super cute bed and breakfast in Siletz Bay. You're able to walk right outside to the sand of the…read morebay and it's also walking distance to Pelican Brewing. The owners are so sweet and welcoming. We loved our room- king size bed that was comfortable, in room jacuzzi tub and your own private bathroom. Also a private little balcony. Loved the theme in this house and in the room. I highly recommend checking out this bed and breakfast if you're in the area and need to stay somewhere. Thankfully we were accommodated last minute. So just give them a call and they may have a room for you! The breakfast was also tasty, it was a multiple course breakfast. They also offer tea and coffee. I think what was fun was they had a bunch of VHS movies and a player in the room! To say the least, we enjoyed our stay.

A highly recommended beach vacation house rental, especially when comparing to the available ugh…read morehotel lodging in the areas. We rented the Ocean Front Cottage for 5 days last week. This 3br/2ba remodeled 1960 house is located an ideal .9 mile from the town's cafes and Main Street. It was spotlessly clean, cozy and functional for our vacation goals of wine tasting/purchasing 2 hours away, relaxing, hiking, and going out to eat. Kim is a very responsive and caring owner/manager. Her emailed arrival instructions packet was chock full of helpful and useful info. We needed nothing, but I'm sure that if we did, whatever we would have needed would have been taken care of easily. The home's furnishings were not luxurious, but more rustic and functional in that sense..and they fit right in with a simple but updated beach house. The built in master king size bed's mattress and linens were very clean and comfortable to sleep on with no issue. Wifi was fine, we didn't watch cable tv at all with that awesome ocean and sunsets directly off the large rear deck. Regarding the other unfortunate yelp reviews here about getting gouged for furnishings damage, do like I always do when checking in and out of a private rental and also a rental car: as you walk in, take a 5 min video walk through, be detailed in pointing out damage flaws, dents or stains verbally as you narrate. Then you have your obvious proof to protect you if an owner or management company wants to improperly attempt to charge you at check out, or 3 months later...but do so before you really get settled in (or drive away). And yes, I clearly documented the dented ss fridge, and hey there's no way they're going to charge other guests twice for this...calm down. Highlights were the beach side fire pit for sunset fires and s'mores...designed with fire safety in mind, the home's strong shower water pressure was a plus, the fresh crisp ocean air from leaving the kitchen window cracked at night was nice. Electric wall heaters worked great when waking up to take the morning's chill off. Let me save you time and research effort and do like we did..so you're sure to have an enjoyable visit: Restaurant recommendations: Yolk in town for breakfast every day at 8am (closed Tues/Wed.). Just go. Lobster scrambled eggs/custard French toast...yum, I'm a huge fan and there every day. Get your groceries and $7 kiln dried firewood bunch at the Big Apple Grocery in town: no price gouging. Fine solid selections. And try their awesome fresh made to order deli $7 turkey sandwich as big as your head (see my photo, it was a mind scrambler). Best surprisingly great quality dinner for 15 miles around is the new Salmonberry Saloon in Wheeler 5 miles away. I had the halibut collar, scallops, and my wife had their deliciously prepared salmon, that plus drinks $130..best water view and food quality/informal/locals only. It's like a clean blue collar bar on the bay, with gourmet pro wood grilled non-fried seafood. Worked great for us. Wish we went there first..and often. 2nd up is the fine Neah Kah Nie Bistro in town (reservations are a must/no large groups/$160 with apps, mains, and drinks for 2 would be right). Pay no heed to the hostile yelp reviews, they just apparently brought their unruly children and didn't have a reservation. Our food was delicious. The 2-3 Cannon Beach French bistro cafes are ok (like the cramped but competent Newman's etc.), but not worth the drive or expense when you have the Salmonberry Saloon's choices for far less. Less hokey tourists, too, in my opinion. Use yelp, tripadvisor, and reddit to figure this out more if necessary. Wine tasting/purchasing/wine clubs: 98 miles away, just glorious Oregon Pinots to ship home. Must visit Lange, Elk Cove etc... and a super yum lunch The Horseradish in Carlton. This is an awesome day trip and our primary reason for coming as we do every few years. Hiking at the Oswald State Park. We did the Cape Falcon trail, highly recommended. Moderately strenuous. The views during and at the end 2.5 miles each way were very much worth it. Think a 1000 tree roots to step over, then coastal ocean view trails. Manzanita town guests and locals were very friendly and... well...just plain nice, in my opinion. Older in age, too. Nice fun conversations with the Portlandians at MacGregor's Whiskey Bar in town, by the way. Glad we chose this rental from a Reddit recommendation, and would certainly visit and stay here again in the future. Thanks again to owner Kim!

Renting a beach house on Manzanita Beach made the trip easy from the start. The house was clean,…read morecomfortable, and laid out in a way that actually felt livable. Being steps from the beach meant no planning or driving just walk out and enjoy it. The area was quiet and calm, which made it easy to relax. It felt more like borrowing a home than staying in a rental, and it's a place we'd return to without hesitation.

The Guest House Inn has three homes on one property. My family of four stayed in the one called…read more"the cottage", and it's two stories. The first floor has a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, queen bed, jacuzzi, smartTV, sitting and eating area. The second floor has two full size beds, table and chairs by the window with a view of the sea. The beds are comfortable and have plenty of bedding and pillows. The downstairs room has a heat controlled fireplace that kept us cozy throughout our stay, and the upstairs has a large space heater that kept my kids toasty, too. The property is on the West side of Hemlock, which is beach side and is about 50 yards to the beach and a 2 minute walk to the famous landmark the Haystack rock. Coffee shops/ Market and quaint restaurants are all nearby, so no need to drive. Made this reservation thru Airbnb with a gal by the name of Cindy, and she was great at communicating all the details needed to access the cottage and make the most of our stay. Lastly, if you plan on eating in, bring all your cooking spices, oil and coffee and tea. The only spice provided was salt and pepper in shakers. I recommend it, and will definitely be back.

We stayed in the cottage. This was a pretty convenient place to explore Cannon Beach at a pretty…read morelow cost. But there is a reason it is cheap. It has a barley covered mildew smell that mixed with the cheap perfume to cover it was off putting. Other than that it was OK. The bath was nice and the place itself was roomy. Also, it has very thin walls so you can hear everything that happens outside your windows. Don't get me wrong, we didn't hate it but we probably would look elsewhere next time.

Summary: overall I would not recommend this house. There are nicer, newer houses or ones with more…read moreamenties for the price. A group of seven of us stayed at the house for a weekend bachelor party and it was sufficient for our needs but may not be for a family. It was clean and definitely covered the basic necessities so if you're more concerned with location or just aren't too particular then Moyer Beach house will be fine. Sleeping: the house technically sleeps eight people but it's comprised of a bunk bed and three queens so it's slightly misleading. There's also a futon on the main floor that could sleep two more. The beds were clean and comfortable and acceptable for a weekend. Kitchen: the kitchen is extremely small and fitting more than two people in there would draw comparisons to clowns in a clown car. The range is small and fitting a large pot or multiple pans on the burners is a challenge. The house is extremely lacking in pots and pans so be sure to bring your own if you plan to cook. Bathroom: the bathroom works for a weekend but would get annoying for anything longer than two days. Lots of extra towels provided. Misc: the house does not have internet access but does have a tv and dvd player in case the oregon weather catches up with you. There's parking for two cars - one in the driveway, one along the road. Location: the house is located at 62nd/Logan in north Lincoln City about a mile from the casino. Safeway and McMennamins close by. Good location overall as beach isn't too crowded in the north part of Lincoln City. Property: the back yard is a good size for playing behind the house but overgrown blackberry bushes obstruct a lot of the ocean view. There's technically a path that can be used to access the beach but it requires jumping down off a small drop-off (~4ft). Beach access for non-abled bodies is at the state park a few houses to the south. Ok house for a weekend but if there are other options available I'd probably recommend another house.

On our visit to the historic Moyer Family Beach house my husband and I experienced old-world Oregon…read moreCoast beach house charm (i.e., knotty pine walls, a real wood burning fireplace) along with modern upgrades, cable TV, wireless access, and a small but very well-equipped kitchen. We found that the Moyer Family Beach House graciously embraces its heritage and makes the most of its smaller dimensions and limitations. We loved that its well-appointed living and dining area is completely engaged by the wall of windows facing across its lawn to a magnificent unencumbered view of the Pacific Ocean. We enjoyed watching the many terrific kite surfers do their thing right from the kitchen table and the living room couch!

Beautiful place to stay. The host was wonderful and helpful. The rooms are clean, cozy and well…read morestocked with supplies. And the deck and proximity to the beach and the rock tunnel is just amazing! We came with our grandson for a little spring break getaway in April 2025 and had the best time! We plan on coming back every year!

We have stayed here numerous times throughout the years but now we cannot book anything. Vacasa's…read moresite shows zero openings from today all the way to November 2026. We also called vacasa and they said their guess is its closed down because they can't pull anything up either. What is going on with this place and how do we book now? We can't find any other sites to book.