I loved the Itty Bitty Inn so much!!!…read more This is easily the best motel that I have ever stayed at - or even heard of, for that matter. It is, in fact, so much better than the second-best motel that I don't even know what the second-best motel I've been to is! Not only is the Itty Bitty Inn now a must-stay for me on my next trip up the Oregon Coast, but it is so great that it has dramatically increased the likelihood that I will be driving back up the Coast soon. I'm still shocked that the Lonely Planet guide didn't mention it. Rick (the owner) is the coolest. The first thing that he did was give my friend and I a rundown of Coos Bay hotspots. Then he showed us to our beautifully decorated and upholstered rooms - we had the two Tiki-themed rooms, each of which had too much detail to even be done justice by a picture. He proceeded to then pour us complementary beers and directed us to the outdoor patio for lounging and decompression after our trip. I felt like the King of France! I now absolutely need to stay in every one of the rooms for at least a night (there are 5 total, each with a different theme). This is no trivial feat, as apparently new complete redesigns are always in the planning stages. I can't wait to see the place next time I'm in town!!!

If you're rolling through North Bend this home away from home is a must stop! I honestly don't know…read morewhere to begin. Upon arrival we were welcomed with vibrant exterior colors and beautifully detailed murals, bright flowers, clean grounds, a buzzing neon inn sign and the most friendly hosts we could've asked for. The sign in process was personable, friendly, and easy going. The "lobby" offers gifts, drinks, local nik naks and much more! Rik the owner initially showed us our room which was the terrapin station "Grateful Dead" room. He was kind enough to explain the inns and outs of certain things throughout the room such as the record player and taking off our shoes to maintain the wellness of the space. Once we were settled in he offered us a complimentary locally sourced beverage of our choice. During our stay we genuinely enjoyed every second of it. The bed was cozy, records were turning, and relaxation was at a max! Can't express enough how grateful we are to have stumbled upon this lovely establishment. Peace and love brotha!

Room was clean and despite other reviews about the traffic noise, it didn't bother us too much…read more Only minuses were low water pressure in the shower, and semi trucks allowed to park right outside the rooms. I know they don't have a lot of options for parking, but waking up to a semi right outside the door isn't fun. Breakfast was good, just know it's split over two rooms.

Dated motel with a funky smell. 3 locks on the door made me wonder if this is in a not so nice…read morepart of town. The free breakfast was pretty good though.

We stayed at the hotel, which was clean and comfortable. The restaurant serves huge donuts and we…read morehad a great breakfast of chicken fried steak and the Denver scramble. The fruit was delicious too, even as off season in the winter! They have lots of options and you can take it back to your room too. Staff were all extra friendly.

Too much $, it reeks of ancient cigarette smoke throughout the whole building. Towels are nasty…read morepolyester & just move water around, i could hear something like an old fridge buzzing all night long and people stomping upstairs. Stay elsewhere!! For this price I shouldn't see an exposed metal bedframe or hear it squeak when I roll over but there it is it all its cheapness. And parking! There's not enough.

The location of this small inn was convenient for our early morning fishing charter. We were able…read moreto walk over to the dock at dawn. The linens and bedding seemed clean. The mattresses were clean but older with significant sagging towards the middle. The kitchen was pretty clean. Pots and pans weren't super clean so we washed before use, which is probably something smart to do no matter where we stay. The carpeting was not clean. The whole inn is very run down. The room had seen better days. The one thing that was of concern was that the owner did not wear a mask when checking us in.

clean and quiet, rooms are all suites with full kitchen, guests maintain their own rooms with…read moreweekly cleaning from staff. very homey and comfortable

No continental breakfast. No microwave in room. We had small children and a dog. They put us on the…read moretop floor which is a terrible idea for noise. Of course got a noise complaint and instead of the kids enjoying the hotel stay we felt like we had to constantly tell them to have quiet feet and quiet voices. Also you are not able to leave your dog in the room at all. So we couldn't all use the pool as a family. It was a huge bummer.

I have to say this place was better than I had expected. They recently did a makeover in 2022. The…read morelobby is inviting and the rooms and property were clean and welcoming. We enjoyed the 24/7 coffee, tea and hot chocolate. Each room has a small refrigerator and single cup Cuisinart coffee maker in the room. There is a communal microwave in the lobby to heat up food as well as a small pay snack counter for quick bites. They have an indoor pool (which was a little too cool for me, but I do believe it is heated). A small gym with bathrooms and filtered water machine. (Sadly the hot tub is covered up and not available) There are no elevators in this two story property. But it looks like every room has a balcony on the second floor and patio on the first floor on the water view side. They also have a "motel"style wing which the doors are entered through the parking lot. These rooms, I was told were "Pet friendly" rooms and have no carpet on the floors. We were in room 126 on the ground floor. The room was comfortable. Large flat screen TV, comfy sitting chair with a small desk top tray, mini fridge and dresser. Bathroom was stocked with pump shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. Also where the vanity was, there was a small open style closet and shelving which was great! Additionally there was an ironing board and iron and a hair dryer. The lighting situation is terrible. It would be nice if they had a switch to the lights in the room and not have to rely on finding where the switch is on the lamps. And the mattresses were not the best. I was told they were all new mattresses when they did the remodel. Not sure if it was just our room or if all the mattresses in the hotel were like this, but it really was the only big issue I had. I didn't have terrible sleeps but they are worth noting because they are not supportive mattresses at all! I made my reservations with an off site reservastionist and the guy really messed up a lot of information on my reservation. The big one being that there was an elevator. The GM, Amber, was amazing and honored the reservation price and was able to get me a room downstairs and had been a pleasant sight every day since we had arrived. Outside we enjoyed the 2 chairs and small table on our small patio that overlooked the water. Overall I'd give this place a 4.5 star rating. Beds really being my only complaint. The staff became family and were all so friendly! We will be back! Special shout-out to Amber and Chris who really took time to make us feel welcomed and share their local favorites with us.

Totally comfortable and beautifully appointed bed and breakfast. Lovely homemade apple butter and…read morecute pup pup. Tom and Stephanie were utterly delightful proprietors. Comfy beds, beautiful house and a block away from the bay. Great walk up Empire Blvd. and Stephanie is an encyclopedia on Coos Bay history. Loved every minute! Thanks!

Despite all the negative reviews we took a chance because it was covered by my points…read more We were greeted with a nice person. Check in took 2 minutes. Rooms were clean and spacious. Included 2 sinks, 2 beds, microwave, and refrigerator. They even had decent coffee with flavor cream (my must have) and juices. They also had frozen burritos and croissant (I heard were pretty good) for free. If passing through I recommend! Oh and the beds were comfortable. I have to mention the water pressure was amazing! Good job Red Lion Hotel.

Pillow cases smelled oily and dirty. Loud exhaust fan somewhere in ceiling that runs 24/7. Toilet…read moreso low that a 5'3" woman had to squat down to sit on seat. Mattress was broken down and sloped to edge of bed. Key card is tricky to get to work. "Breakfast" was a mini fridge with cheap microwavable egg biscuits or mini burritos. Coffee was weak and deplorable tasting. Woman at front desk acted put out that she had to answer a question about where "breakfast"was. Don't waste tour money on this hotel.....

Clean and comfortable with an amazing breakfast spread. We had a ground floor unit up front and…read moreeverything was perfect. The AC worked, had a mini fridge and microwave and a huge bathroom. Would definitely stay again.

These people would not help me when I was trying to leave a very abusive situation. My car broke…read moredown 2 hours from the hotel. I called immediately, within 2 hours of reservation, and asked them to please cancel because I was going to have to go back home and if my husband funds out I'm leaving him and used the card, I'll get beat. They acted like they understood and told me not to worry. Well, they DIDN'T cancel and I DID get the shit beat out of me. I've been going back and forth with quality inn and Expedia for 4 days now. My husband still doesn't realize I used the card. If they don't help me...God help me.

I stayed here recently and had a really upsetting experience. The manager was hostile from the…read morebeginning, yelling through the walls and making patronizing comments during my stay. Things escalated to the point where I was forced to leave under pressure, even though I was trying to resolve things calmly.After I left, I received a message that felt harassing and personal. It was clear I wasn't being treated with basic respect, and the environment felt unsafe.I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone looking for a peaceful or professional experience. There are better options in town where guests are treated with dignity.

I stayed here recently and had a really upsetting experience. The manager was hostile from the…read morebeginning, yelling through the walls and making threatening comments during my stay. Things escalated to the point where I was forced to leave under pressure, even though I was trying to resolve things calmly.After I left, I received a message that felt harassing and personal. It was clear I wasn't being treated with basic respect, and the environment felt unsafe.I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone looking for a peaceful or professional experience. There are better options in town where guests are treated with dignity.

I love this hotel!!! Is it dated? Yes but they have started the slow process of of remodeling…read morewhich we all know is very expensive. Our room is large with a fridge and microwave. My bed was so comfortable and I'm use to a heated, waveless waterbed. I slept soundly. The view is killer. Right out on the bay. Every room has a great view and can watch nice sunsets. The grounds are well cared for. I've stayed here one other time and was fortunate to get a reservation. They book up quick. I'll be back because it's a great place and the staff are very friendly and helpful.

You pay for what you get…read more In our situation, booking 3 months in advance for the 2-day 4th of July Holiday when rates will be at a premium. Our Priceline Pre-paid price for 2 nights was $169. Pictures attached pretty much describe our dinky room. 1. Our beautiful view of the bay from the bathroom. Unfortunately the fan didn't work so our exquisite views were horribly limited. 2. A mirror over the sink designed for short people. The mirror is functional as it does reflect just fine. You just have to bend over. 3. A circa... perhaps1972 gorgeous vintage chair most likely refurbished with gorilla tape...perhaps in 1994? I now realize I could have paid a bit more and reserved that luxurious "queen room with sea view" and even gotten a bit more space to walk around the bed. Check-in went smooth. I walked in the small lobby looking for a bell but there is none. Within a minute a dude walked in and gave me an actual metal key. The dude is also the housekeeper and seemed to be out of breath. But he was a nice guy. There was some gagging and coughing from someone next door. Other than that, the main noise was from cars and trucks along highway 101. Thankfully, there were no drunken fights, screams, known drug deals or cops called during our 2-night stay. So why the 2 stars when honestly nothing really went wrong? I suppose I expected a bit more. No...not more like Days Inn or Travel Lodge quality. But a bit more like maybe consider the clientele doesn't value that vintage 1970s taped up chair? The room smell was just...creepy. Like a bad smell where no spray is going to work. Actually, that is why our room doors were open when we arrived LOL. Or maybe consider re-setting the bathroom mirror so anyone over 5'7 doesn't have to bend over? Oh yeah...when you sit on the toilet it reminds me of sitting on my chair in 1st grade. My guess is that this is a vintage toilet from the late 60s. Entertainment: You could probably take a hike up to the top of the McCullough Bridge and watch a ship pass under the bridge or maybe the Coos Bay Railroad swing span bridge that rotates 90 degrees to allow 3 trains-a-week train traffic over the bay. Grub: Hilltop House is nice, but I haven't dinned there since the 80s so take caution. Moms Kitchen is a better bet for breakfast or lunch. Be prepared to wait... If you can't wait, then I suggest the Pancake Mill.