This was day 15 of an epic trip throughout the Pacific Northwest. After incredible experiences in…read moreBend and Newport, Oregon, my husband and I were excited to arrive in Cannon Beach, expecting the same warm hospitality we had encountered throughout the state. Unfortunately, that was not our experience at the Inn at Cannon Beach. My husband checked us in around 4:15 p.m. on Thursday, July 16. We had booked a four-night stay. Although there were no other guests waiting and three employees were behind the front desk, he was greeted with a curt, "How can I help you?" There was no hello, welcome, or smile. The check-in process felt cold and robotic, with none of the warmth we had experienced at every other property on our trip. After settling into our room, we returned a few minutes later to request the complimentary pass to the local gym. A different employee provided the information with little enthusiasm. She mentioned the gym was about a mile away. When I asked whether it was walkable, she replied, "I can do it." I wasn't asking whether someone could walk it--I wanted to know whether it was practical and safe for visitors unfamiliar with the area. We decided to explore on foot. The route followed a busy road with no sidewalks, something that would have been helpful to mention. We also encountered several large elk roaming near the road and decided it was wiser to turn back. My husband asked to speak with a manager and was directed to the front desk supervisor, who was the same employee who had given us the gym information. He explained that, based on our check-in and subsequent interactions, we did not feel welcome and would prefer to leave if we could receive a full refund. She responded with a perfunctory, "I'm sorry you feel that way," agreed to refund our stay, and that was the end of the conversation. There was no attempt to understand our concerns or ask whether anything could be done to improve our experience. We were disappointed that our first impression of Cannon Beach came from a hotel where we felt like an inconvenience rather than valued guests. For a nightly rate of $500+, we hoped for better service. Although we had to scramble to find accommodations during the busy summer season, we ultimately found another hotel where the hospitality matched everything we had come to appreciate throughout Oregon.

My wife and I stayed here recently (early June) for three nights…read more First, the location is great. On the main drag of S Hemlock, a short walk to a grocery store, Tolovana State Recreation Area, and the beach, as well as a few restaurants. The compound is a series of buildings with rooms that you enter from the outside. We were upstairs with our balcony overlooking the garden, which was nice. The day we checked in, the woman at the front desk was helpful, but for me, with a hearing deficit, she talked fast and I relied on my wife to interpret for me. No big deal, though. They offer cookies individually wrapped, which is a nice touch. In the lobby are tea and coffee. Our room had double queen beds, was clean, and had all the amenities: mini fridge, microwave, and hairdryer. Strangely, we found that our heater was on, and we had to investigate how to turn it off. There is no A/C, at least not that we saw. However, it does not seem to get hot there, so with the window open, not an issue. The bathroom had a small tub/shower but nice fan and great water pressure. The TV worked fine. The first morning, we checked out the complimentary breakfast. You have to walk across Surfcrest St into another compound called Lodges at Cannon Beach and back in the corner is the breakfast room (there is a sign that leads the way). However, we were not impressed. Except for the sausage, biscuits, muffins, and juice, we were not impressed. There were no scrambled eggs that morning, just hard boiled. I'm not a fan of biscuits and gravy. They don't have a waffle maker, so the waffles had been sitting out and, for us, not edible. Ultimately, we skipped the breakfast the next two mornings. Housekeeping did a great job of cleaning and tidying up our room each day. We appreciated that. Besides the unimpressive breakfast, I only had one other issue. About dusk the frogs start up in the pond at the center of the garden area where most rooms overlook. They are continuous and loud, so that we had to close the window to be able to sleep. There is a fan in the room, but we like fresh air and were unable to enjoy it. Overall, we were happy with the Inn At Cannon Beach.

This is absolutely the best place to stay in the Canon Beach/Arch Cape/Manzanita area if you prefer…read moreto be away from the throngs of tourist. Gorgeous rooms, service, location and best breakfast around.

Amazing location with great service. The rooms were extremely comfortable and stylish. Owners…read morecommunicate well and are great hosts. You can't beat having breakfast served while looking out at the ocean! We will be returning to enjoy OPI again.

Spent two nights here over Father's Day weekend - we loved our stay in room 3. The room was…read moredecorated stylishly simple and heated floor in the bathroom...! Great views of Nehalem River. There is a bit of road noise; didn't really bother me especially considering the view.

Beautiful property and lovely rooms. Great views of the river and close to the small towns and…read moretrails nearby. The heated floors are incredible on cold mornings! The rooms are so comfy it can make it hard to get up and going in the mornings. Looking forward to making my next trip! Love the proximity to hiking trails and trips to Wanda's Cafe for all their delicious goodies.

This seems to be the nicest hotel in town. Staff is friendly and helpful and our room is clean and…read morecomfortable. Lobby area is great with some games, chess and a PC/printer you can use. Best thing is they sell a more kits you can do over the fire pits and a small outdoor area your kids and use the bean toss, swing etc. The only suggestion is the (included) breakfast menu items don't change. So if you're here a week, you're eating waffles, eggs, bacon or sausage and biscuits and gravy for days. Or until you're tired of it and go out for BFast on your own which diminishes the value of having breakfast included with your room. But overall, very nice and would come again.

Stayed here for a quick 2-night get-away. Brought along Jake the dog because he loves road trips…read more This is a very dog friendly place. There was a basket in our room with a bag of treats, a clean water bowl, and a couple of towels, There was also a big sheet to toss on the bed, because dogs end up on the bed a lot. Great idea! The whole place us very clean and welcoming. Good breakfast included. Very nice outdoor area and fireplace. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat.

We rented the larger room since it was 800ish sf, had a private bathroom and a huge living area. At…read morefirst we weren't so sure about the place because it's dated a bit. The place is owned by an elderly couple - she is British and he is Czech and speaks 4 languages. Really cool. There is a large dining table in the living area so we got to enjoy our breakfast by ourselves. We had 4 or 5 options to choose from. I am gluten free and the owner easily accommodated my diet. My fiancé isn't GF and got to try some amazing home made rustic bread. The food was 5 stars, hands down. The dinnerware was old beautiful porcelain and is from the Czech Republic. A bit too fancy for us but it was fun to pretend for a weekend. In our living room was a Steinway grand piano. It was covered but guests could play, if they inquired about it. The comforter and pillows on the bed were pure heaven, very very expensive and only the best. The bedroom had a nice walk in closet. There was a large TV and a small selection of DVD's and VHS tapes. There wasn't cable, which was fine by us because we come to enjoy the beach, not to watch TV. The owners had a lovely selection of books to peruse through. There is a jetted tub on the property that guests can enjoy (for a small fee). The patio area was all done by them and was beautiful. I have no idea what the check out time was because we ended up talking to the owners for about 2 hours. They even offered to make us lunch and bring it down to our room so we eat together. We would have taken them up on their offer if my fiancé didn't have to drive to Spokane the same day for work. The owners are very well spoken and lovely people. It's so interesting to hear about other's lives from different parts of the world and how they ended up in the PNW. Quite fascinating people.

This place has become our home away from home. That is how Christine and Milan made us feel. From…read morethe clean, comfortable bed to the hospitality and breakfasts we were served, our anniversary celebration became one of our favorites. If I could give more than 5 stars I would

Super lucky to get a last-minute same day room at this historic hotel in the center of everything…read more Second floor queen bed with a sitting area, the shower and toilet with sink are separated from a wonderful quiet room with bathtub and window. It's one of the most luxurious features of room seven. You can close the door and enjoy a salt or bubble bath without being interrupted when you come in from the beach. Check-in was warm and welcoming and I met the new GM, Joey, as well. Lemon lime ice water as well as sleeping on coffee are part of the service. I always enjoy the sitting area in the foyer connected to the The Alchemy Lounge -- so a cocktail can be had with friends sitting in front of the fire place. You can also buy some gourmet popcorn or take a Log down to the beach and start a fire with some driftwood. And Parking downtown means you'd probably never have to move your car once you check in. Everything is within walking distance for meals and the beach is literally a two minute walk. One of my favorite places to stay in town.

The room was dirty and in severe disrepair. I used to come…read morehere years ago and it was wonderful. To say the least this visit was a tremendous DISAPPOINTMENT. The desk clerk could see we had mobility issues but needed help with our luggage! She said to try and if we couldn't make it she would call maintenance to throw my 87 year old mother over his shoulder and haul her up. Joey was her name. The room was so filthy that I wouldn't use the jet tube because I didn't think it would be clean. There were stains on the carpet and walls. Tile floors are cracked too the point where you lost your balance when you stepped on them and pinched your feet. Towels were awful and cheap and stained pillowcases. Don't stay here it's not what is advertised!!

Schooners Inn is the perfect location on Cannon Beach. We walked to the Haystack every morning,…read morewhich was a mile each way [except one morning when we went beach-combing in Gearhart--highly recommend for a bazillion sand dollars]. Close proximity to town and Insomnia Coffee [awesome coffee]. Cannon Beach is packed with people in the summer so it is hard to manuever through traffic, but if you happen to be coming from the north to the south on the 101 -- you can get off at Cannon's most northern exit and skip a lot of it. We liked Schooner's Inn as far as most amenities. One main issue is the malfunctioning toilet that did not flush properly at all. It was clean but it is very dated. And lastly, people should pay attention to the times posted for outside noise, as sound carries pretty loudly. We would stay there again.

Prices have gone up 50% from a year ago. Dont let the BS replies from management fool you. This is…read morenot a $300 a night hotel. It used to be my go-to hotel in Cannon Beach. No longer. Find another.

lovely bed and breakfast locally owned and managed. you must call directly for reservations, and…read moreshould know staying here is similar to staying in someone's home. a wonderful experience is that's what you're looking for.

Darrel was extremely friendly and accommodating. Place is quaint and charming, filled with unique…read morefurniture, art, and antique collections. Darrel made us coffee and tea in the morning and had fresh pastries ready as well. 5 min walk from the beach where you can see haystack rock, etc. Would recommend more-so for a couple!