We just stayed here for a family reunion. The outside was very grand, but the inside was disappointing. Pros: It held all 24 of us in 1 house. Each family had a private bathroom. The views are amazing. Being on the coast with access to the beach was awesome! Cons: Needs some serious updating (better lighting, bedding, dishes, furniture). Broken items need replaced or fixed (one couch was sagging so bad in the middle you couldn't even sit on it, oven made a noise when used, chair & table broken & wobbly). Also, they need to hire a new cleaning crew. The location was great, but the inside gave me the feeling that it was all badly used yard sale items. For the price I was expecting more, but I guess the price only pays for the location. (I don't have any pictures of the inside to show, sorry!) read more

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Awesome location, right on the oceanfront. The Dominica room offers a breathtaking view of the Pacific from its window, Jacuzzi and private deck. The place had a rustic homelike appeal, great for a romantic getaway. However, the first thing that I noticed upon entering the room was the absence of a bathroom door! The inn-keeper was personable and offered to have our rooms switched with one that came with a door. So not all rooms are created equal - just something to be aware of. The innkeeper also prepared us a nice breakfast taking our dietary restrictions into consideration - emphasizing on local and organic ingredients. There's a common guest area/lounge, equipped with microwave, fridge and brewing station accessible at all hours. There was no TV and no cell phone coverage in the room. But free wi-fi was available. We had a wonderful and comfortable stay, and are likely to visit again. read more

SeaQuest Inn Bed and Breakfast - SeaQuest Front Entrance - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Yachats, Oregon

The place needs some serious upgrade and maintenance. Furnishings are more worn out than what you find in thrift stores. Shower ceiling leaked on the 2nd night when other guests noisily moved in upstairs in the middle of the night, and I had to cut short my stay. It was a nightmare. Property management refunded me, but vacation was ruined. The 3 units were not labelled, so it's hard to locate your unit - the other guests knocked on my door around midnight, looking for their unit. The studio has no microwave, no fridge, no coffee maker, and the nearest stores/restaurants are about 20 - 25 mins drive away. View is great, place is quite isolated, but I do not recommend staying here unless they have upgraded the place. Another unit had a clear break on its glass door. read more

While traveling through Oregon, my companion and I decided somewhat spontaneously to find a nice place to stay on the coast, rest from our travels, have a nice breakfast, and revel in the ocean waves. "How is it that I never see the waves that bring her words to me for though unseen, they drift around they catch my breath, and knock me down" Instead, we were berated and turned away by the Inn Keeper, one of the most condescending and unpleasant people I've ever not done business with. I made a reservation on the Sea Quest web site and got a confirmation email. I called ahead to let the inn know we'd be arriving late. If the grumpy woman working the inn answered the phone, returned her messages, or understood how her reservation system worked, this would have been no problem. Hell, if she'd been polite and and explained her position without the insults, I wouldn't be writing this review. If she'd opened our room and let us in, dealing with paperwork in the morning, I'd be singing her Inn's praises. As it is, I had to drive to a Comfort Inn, where I was treated well and given a room w/o issue. It's kinda ironic that the place where I had a confirmed reservation turned me away while the place where I had none took care of me. The breakfast will suck, but at least I didn't have to check my dignity at the door. read more

My wife and I were looking for a place to spend our 27th wedding anniversary. We searched the BedandBreakfast.com website and came across the Sea Quest Inn. We thought the location would be perfect for where we wanted to be along the Oregon Coast. After reading the reviews and viewing pics of the Martinque Room, we knew that's where we wanted to be. Sherwood, our host, was wonderful all throughout our experience there, from check-in through (sadly) check-out. The wine service in the afternoons was fantastic - sipping a glass of chardonnay or a red blend while looking out over the breathtaking views of the Pacific were a perfect match. The room we stayed in (the Martinique) was just amazing. We were able to have a place to unwind and spend time just to ourselves. And again, the spectacular views with windows galore, and the sounds of the waves crashing on the shore while falling asleep at night, were definite highlights of our stay in the room. The grounds are well maintained, with access to the beach and seating on the cliff where you can just relax and capture a perfect sunset. And while all was fantastic ... frankly they paled in comparison to the magnificent breakfasts we enjoyed, prepared by Sherwood. On Saturday morning we had a mixed berry chilled soup with sliced bananas and berries, followed by a baked ham and egg croissant and fresh local preserves. Not to be outdone, Sunday morning was the best of all ... a roasted half-orange (served like you would a grapefruit) with some brown sugar and other "secret" ingredients, followed by fresh baguette baked French toast topped with warm berries and served with a special local chicken apple sausage. OMGosh, it was just phenomenal! The location of the Sea Quest is fantastic to experience great areas along the central Oregon coastline. Yachats offers some really great restaurants for dinner (check out Ona's for a special evening!), and the sights along Cape Perpetua (including Devils Churn and Thor's Well, among so many others) are fantastic rain or shine. Sherwood was a fantastic innkeeper, was a delight to speak with and get to know, and made our 27th anniversary there a very special moment. We look forward to returning in the not-too-distant future to enjoy another couple of days of complete relaxation and seeing the amazing Oregon Coast. read more

I am long overdue in posting this review, but my wife and I took a romantic trip up the California and Oregon coast with Seaquest Inn B&B as our final destination after the Christmas holiday. We originally planned to stay two nights, but we fell in love with the Inn and especially with Sherwood and Stephanie and stayed through the New Year. First things first. Most of the reviews on SeaQuest Inn are on TripAdvisor, so to get a robust set of reviews, check them out. I'm a devoted Yelp guy, so I wanted to make sure this review was posted to Yelp, as well. ...the key to SeaQuest Inn is Sherwood and Stephanie who are the current hosts. They took over a year or so ago--apparently before them the Inn was less cared for, so you can safely disregard reviews prior to 2013. The Inn is beautifully situated on the Oregon coast and very charming now with Sherwood and Stephanie's TLC. If you check out the TripAdvisor reviews, you'll see uniformly amazing reviews on Sherwood and Stephanie, and they simply cannot be overstated--they are super fun, their breakfasts are amazing, they take impeccable care of their guests and the property. It was based on the reviews about them that I selected Seaquest, and the reviews were right on point. We stayed in the upstairs suite, which I believe is called the "Oceanfront Honeymoon Suite". This is a very large suite, and the only suite on the top floor. It's wall-to-wall windows overlooking the ocean, a large living room, and very nice bathroom. It also has a working wood fireplace that Sherwood and Stephanie keep primed and ready to light. My wife and I peeked into the other rooms, which were all nice and are in the process of being updated with new decor. Our room was definitely the largest, but also most expensive, however, I feel it was well worth the price. Sherwood and Stephanie have put a LOT of time and energy into cleaning and decorating the Inn, and they put an equal amount of energy into creating a fun, welcoming environment. There is a wine and cheese happy hour every day, and they put together a very festive New Years Eve party with friends in the area who all brought great wine and homemade dishes for all of the guests at the inn. It was a ton of fun. The inn is located about 8 - 10 mins from Yachats (pronounced Yah-haats), where you'll find some amazing seafood restaurants with fresh crab and local catches. There are some hikes and sites to see in the area, as well, so you can definitely spend a few days without getting bored. Did I mention the breakfasts? Well, Sherwood and Stephanie out-do themselves every morning with incredible breakfasts that are well thought out, artfully presented, and often a bit decadent. By the end of our stay, we were reluctant to leave, but left feeling like we had made new friends and certainly some great memories. We would love to come back, and I would stay at any B&B where Sherwood and Stephanie are the hosts! read more

Excellent location - right on the beach and below the highway noise. The innkeepers, Stephanie and Sherwood were very helpful and served a copious breakfast and pleasant wine hour. Comfortable bed and nice shower. On the downside, quite a few repairs are needed. Our screen door to the beach was falling apart - literally. There was no door to the bathroom - by design. The door to the beach didn't lock from the outside and the steps down to the beach had been neglected for far too long. Overall, we enjoyed our time at the Seaquest, but it could be a five star bed-and-breakfast with more attention to maintenance and repair. read more

The location was great, however the house was in no shape to be rented out. Many things were broken or non functioning. Not to mention there was black mold in one of the rooms, (which is deadly) so bad that there was a mushroom growing from the carpet and the people had to be moved out of the room because it was making them sick. When we told facilities they brought a Plummer in who fixed the leak, but did NOTHING about the mold. Also, it was not clean when we got there. When we pulled one of the pull out bed, food that was not from us fell out as well. There was so many other things, but too much to write. read more

If you want to have an incredible view with immediate access to the beach, this is the place to go. The entire place is cozy and warm. Sherwood, the host, is the most fantastic person. He makes everyone feel welcomed and is an incredible cook. No ordinary fare is served by Sherwood. His dishes are amazing and unique. Can't wait to go back! read more

Beautiful location, legendary breakfast and new hosts enthusiastic to please. We spent one night here on our coastal journey northward and regrettably could not stay longer. The inn is right on the beach and far enough from the highway to provide a peaceful setting. The Great Room next to the open kitchen was a delightful gathering place for conversation and surf watching. We'll definitely stop over again should our travels take us back to the Oregon coast. read more

We arrived on a Monday afternoon and left Tuesday morning in the off season. Greeted by Sherwood, we had this expansive b&b to ourselves. We both liked our room (Curaceo), but given the size of the house, we would have enjoyed it more with other couples there. The upstairs great room is huge with comfortable chairs, fireplace, kitchen, dining area and various spots around the room for games, reading etc. Sherwood booked our reservation at Ona (see my rating) and we got back rather late. As such, we slept part of the night with the door open facing the beach. It was loud, smelled salty and was perfect. We plan on returning in-season for better weather and time with other guests. Sherwood is welcoming, knows the locale for suggestions and makes a killer breakfast. We had the waffles with fruit, adelle sausage and fresh squeezed o.j. Next time we plan on walking on the beach since it won't be hailing! read more

Spent three nights here. Great hosts, unbelievable breakfasts ( think Paris or NY City), nice rooms and great common living room with ocean front view. Good agate hunting. read more

What a delightful inn! We were impressed from the time we arrived to the time we checked out. The innkeeper saw us drive up and met us in the doorway, greeting us by name. She gave us a very in-depth tour of the house, then showed us to our room. We were treated beautifully throughout our two night stay, and the breakfasts were outstanding. You can mingle with others, or if you are more comfortable being by yourself, the inn is large enough where you can do this. The upstairs offers panoramic views of the ocean, and the guests there a night before we arrived talked of whale sightings during the breakfast hour the morning of our arrival day. They have built a little stairway to the beach from their property, so you can access it easily. There is a koi pond with a waterfall that is beautiful, though I didn't see any fish. We had a little patio outside our main floor room in the back of the inn, but still had a view of the ocean from there. It was a perfect place to enjoy a glass of wine at the end of the day and watch as the sun set over the water. There is a very long stretch of beach there so you can walk for miles on a low tide. Kids were flying kites there, and it also offers a fairly decent beach for collecting shells. There are many sights to see not far from the inn, including hiking trails, horseback riding stables, dune buggies, and they are about a half hour's drive from Newport, where two of our favorite restaurants are located. We loved this part of our trip and will definitely return to the Sea Quest. read more

My husband and I just stayed at the SeaQuest for the second time. It is a very unique Inn. The great room is extremely large with two walls of windows looking at the ocean. There are various groupings of tables, couches, & chairs so that you have some privacy wherever you sit. Some chairs face the windows and there are some at the fireplace. One can play the numerous games provided, work the puzzle in progress, read, work on your computer, converse, or just sit and listen to the very quiet background music. The rooms are nice and varied. Ours had a private entrance and patio with the lawn and the ocean beyond. The property is lovely with ponds and flowers. There are chairs and benches on the lawn where one can sit and watch the birds, little brown cottontail bunnies (or whales if you get lucky) while listening to the waves. The inn keeper, Nerina, is gracious, efficient, and a great cook. Her breakfast is a presentation of wonderful fruits, egg dishes, and breakfast meats. There is coffee, tea, biscotti, crackers & cheese, and homemade coffee cake available at any hour. They do not enter your room during your stay so you have complete privacy. I recommend the SeaQuest to anyone who wants a relaxing time out. It is a few miles from Yachats and 20 to 40 minutes from Florence and Newport. read more

I have never Yelped before- but absolutely must! The SeaQuest Inn is an absolute destination and innkeepers Stephanie and Sherwood complete a memorable and relaxing experience! The B& B felt immediately like home- we were immedietly welcomed by both innkeepers, given a helpful tour of the grounds, and shown our room (our names were even on the door- so sweet!). The ocean front room was tasteful, clean, with impressive views of the soothing surf below. The innkeepers were friendly and detail orientated- I immediately felt I was in good hands. Being gluten free and vegetarian, I wasn't expecting fireworks with the breakfast, but not only had I been asked of my dietary restrictions, I was served a five course gourmet breakfast that truly was something to attempt emulation in my own kitchen (doubtful!). SO delicious!!! Seasonal, healthy, and abundant. We are Eugene professionals in our 30s and have come to know what we like in hospitality- the SeaQuest Inn surpassed our expectations. I cant wait to return in the winter to sit next to that colossal fireplace! Thank you so much for a stay to remember- I can see why the whales hang out in front! Emily G. read more