Okay, there are some really quirky things here but for the folks who don't want to read: yes, I…read morewould stay here again. A few things that are true: - These are Hobbit Houses. Everything is small. The beds, the rooms, the stove, the shower, the toilet. All smaller than you are used to. Definitely not ADA accessible. - This place is old. It smells like your Great Aunt's house and you'll be checking the cupboards for Ribbon Candy. - The place is clean. Spotless. Linens were fresh and not a speck of dust or dirt anywhere. Dishes, cups, everything. Super clean. - It's not modern. At all. You'll use a real key. You'll get a handwritten receipt for your stay. The WiFi is a strange little router plugged in to a random ceiling plug. The stove is small and has coil burners. - It has great beach access. Out your back door and a few steps away. Okay, several steps but still close. - Close to the old town. You're about a 5 minute drive to the old downtown and far off the highway so there is no noise. - It's expensive. A tad uncomfortable with the price but you're paying for the beach access and view. There is a chain hotel across the street that is significantly cheaper but if you want the access, get your credit card out. Hotels / motels are limited in this town and this was the best option we saw. We will stay here again. Once you get over the "weird" of the room set up (it takes about an hour) you will really like the place.

This review is difficult for me to write because, honestly, I wanted to love this place…read more The location is beautiful. The proximity to the beach is outstanding, the setting is relaxing, and the property has tremendous potential to provide a wonderful coastal experience. That is part of what makes this experience so disappointing. I did not want to write this review out of anger or spite. In fact, my initial goal was simply to alert management to a serious issue so it could be addressed before another guest experienced the same thing. During my stay, I discovered multiple bed bugs on the bedding. I photographed the insects, photographed where they were found, and documented the resulting bites. The issue was significant enough that we felt unsafe remaining in the room. What happened next was even more disappointing than the discovery itself. We immediately attempted to contact the hotel for assistance. We called the regular hotel phone number, called the emergency contact number posted on the office door, and sent multiple emails. Despite repeated attempts, we received no response. With no assistance available, we were forced to find alternative accommodations late at night, around 10:00 PM, incurring additional expenses, stress, disruption to our travel plans, and concern about possible exposure to our belongings. The following morning, because all of our attempts to contact management had gone unanswered, we returned to the property in person to speak with management directly. I was not looking for a confrontation. I was looking for compassion, accountability, and reassurance that the matter would be taken seriously. Instead, I left feeling dismissed, disrespected, and treated as though my concerns were an inconvenience rather than a legitimate health and safety issue. I will also note that management declined to accept responsibility for the condition of the room. While I cannot speak to when the issue originated or whether management was previously aware of it, the number of insects I discovered and documented left me deeply concerned about the extent of the problem. To management's credit, a refund was eventually issued. However, a refund does not erase the experience, the inconvenience of having to relocate late at night, the bites, the anxiety of potentially bringing bed bugs home, or the feeling that our concerns were not genuinely heard. What troubles me most is that I sincerely expressed my hope that the issue was isolated and encouraged management to thoroughly investigate it for the protection of future guests. My purpose then, and now, is not retaliation. It is concern that another family may unknowingly find themselves in the same position. I hope the hotel conducts a thorough inspection and remediation of any affected rooms. Every guest deserves a clean, safe place to sleep and a management team that responds promptly and compassionately when serious concerns arise.

Pros: great view, friendly staff, good sleep, decent little breakfast bag of snacks for the road…read more Cons: our bathroom shower smelled TERRIBLE So bad that my mom couldn't shower At $327 this was really disappointing

I loved it! Travelling up and down the coast, seeing the Redwoods, and booking hotels long the way…read more Stayed in 5 different hotels this week, and The Bandon Inn is in 2nd place. I was surprised by how much i loved it, because to look at the thumbnail on Booking.com, it didn't look too attractive, and at first, i skipped past it. Bandon isn't a big place though, an the price was right for The Bandon Inn, so i booked a room. Obviously being on the coast, it has a strong coastal theme in the lobby, which is very cosily appointed, and welcoming. The check in was smooth, and the lady very helpful. The one thing i was not such a fan of was the continental breakfast (i never like any of the options, yogurt, pastries, fruit, cereal, hard-boiled egg - no thank you) And not only didn't i like anything available in this continental breakfast, we were handed a sheet of paper, and asked to say what time we would be coming to breakfast, AND pre-order which items you'd like. For a start, I'm on vacation, so I'm not setting any alarms, and as i said, I'm not into that sort of thing, so i asked her where I could get PROPER breakfast, and she gave multiple options that were available. She was very helpful. We were directed to our room, which was in an outside long building, and you went down some concrete steps, and into the room. I was instantly charmed by the room. We had a balcony!!! With a panoramic coastal view. This is because the long buildings are set above the town, on coastal bluffs. Beautiful. And 2 armchairs and a side table next to the balcony window so you could look out over the town below, and the sweeping coastline. A really nice room, and an affordable price. The temperature of the room was cool and perfect (highly important to me, as i get too hot very easily) I didn't need to put the air conditioning on, as it was already exactly cool enough for me. There's a pathway down to the town below if you don't want to drive there, but we didn't notice it until after we came back from breakfast. It's a very clean hotel. Excellent views, and if you like continental breakfast, you'd give this 5 stars. As it is, it's my 2nd favourite of the 5 hotels, and I would have no hesitation in returning, as I was absolutely charmed by the town of Bandon

My family and I have been staying at Sunset Oceanfront Lodging during our Bandon visits for…read moredecades, and we adore this place! The family that owns it is so kind and the front staff even remembers my brother-in-law. We stay almost exclusively in the Vern Brown Addition, which has GORGEOUS views of the beach. :) It's also super easy for beach access, with stairs leading down directly to the beach. While Vern Brown is not pet friendly, there are other pet friendly rooms available. Last year, we stayed with our pup and it was so cute to arrive with a couple dog biscuits in the room waiting for her! All in all, this place is a home away from home for my family, and we look forward to many continued Bandon visits at Sunset. :)

This place is amazing. Friendly staff and beautiful rooms. And the sunsets are amazing and the…read morerocks and downtown. Downtown is such a quaint area with cutest shops you can imagine. With goodies hidden in each one rather it be treats to eat or adorable clothing. And an awesome bait shop that you can get all your fishing needs met and the best fish tacos ever. If you have not stayed here and watched the Sunset you are truly missing out.

My fiance and I stayed in Room 4 in mid July for a very reasonable price, considering the room and…read morelocation. Perfect location, as the Sea Star is in close proximity to everything downtown; the room was quiet, intimate, very clean, with a romantic beachy ambiance (seemed recently remodeled). The bed was extremely comfortable and free Wi-Fi was a bonus. There is a small, beautifully designed courtyard and beyond it is the back entrance to an amazing wine bar / restaurant (Alloro's). The owners (Bill and Pat) were extremely friendly and helpful. We look forward to visiting again!

HOSTEL - Sea Star - U (unaffiliated) (not part of Hostelling Intl.)…read more I'm a frequent hosteler, and The Sea Star Hostel was one of my Oregon coastal favorites. My favorite room had a loft spot to sleep, and was private with a great view of the harbor. Kitchen and lounge areas were clean and I met some nice hostelers too. If you enjoy hosteling, this is a good one to visit. They also rent full guesthouse rooms, separately, with views, but I have only stayed at the hostel. Hosteling is very different from hotelling, and it is NOT for everyone, so I would rate this 3 or 4 stars for a hostel, but if you compare it to a regular hotel, i have no idea. Hostels are not camping, not bed and breakfasts, but nor are they hotels or motels, so I have no idea really how to rate them, except hostel to hostel. Hosteling is affordable, social and educational. Someday I'd love to own a hostel.

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!!!

Rik the owner made us feel so welcome. Rooms were cute and clean. The only negative, which can't be…read morehelped, was the noise from the cars driving by, while trying to sleep since it's right by the road.

When booking it was hard to talk to someone that seemed to know the inn and its rooms, but I did…read moresome research and got a wonderful room. I like that it's on the walkway side of the major street so we didn't need to cross anything major while pushing our babies in the stroller. I loved our view and everything about our room. Only downside was being below another family it sounded like they were constantly stomping. They weren't walking around at night though so it didn't affect my stay. This will definitely be my go to place to stay in Bandon!

This Inn has a sweet charm in a sleepy Marina town. Loved the room #3 off the porch. Full view of…read morethe Marina. Sat outside the night we arrived just to soak in the misty vibes and quietness. Had breakfast (bagels and coffee) from the coffee place behind the Inn on the porch. It was real sweet. The bed was awesome in terms of comfort. We will come back.

What a lovely place! We got there late at night and they not only left us a key but left the porch…read morelight on too. The owners were absolutely wonderful. I would definitely recommend staying here. It was exactly as described.

My wife and I stayed at the Old Tower House on our drive up the Pacific coast in August, 2017. We…read morestayed in the Ivy Cottage. I made the reservation without any input from my wife. When my wife walked into the cottage, she absolutely loved it. The cottage was clean, decorated beautifully, and had every convenience we needed. The breakfast the next day was fantastic. Stephanie is a very caring, friendly woman, and strives to meet your every need.

Annie's Cottage wrote the book on cleanliness and cheery comfort. My family LOVES this vacation…read morerental and we so gladly recommend it to family and friends adventuring along the Oregon Coast! The beds are soft and clean and the upstairs bedroom is totally luxurious! ... and the view over the bay is incredible!

Lovely comfortable cottage near the bay…read more We have thoroughly enjoyed two extended stays at Annie's cottage. It was well appointed with all the basic necessities, was clean and uplifted, the owners could not have been more helpful and responsive, and the garden was delightful. And it had a good location - it was a plus to us that it was in Coos Bay near the ocean to the south, less than 10 minutes to downtown, and close to the dunes to the north. Actually you could see the bay from the cozy upstairs seating area. It was a relaxing, peaceful, healthy place - what a treat!