After reading the many reviews cautioning against the Tillamook Inn, my partner and I booked a room…read moreat the Ashley for our two night trip to Tillamook. The room was fairly standard but definitely clean, and we enjoyed our stay. The actual room had the typical hotel fare. The floors were not carpeted, which I prefer (I can see that they are clean!). Our bed had the usual very thin blankets, but the front desk provided me with an extra when we asked. The room's heat and AC were very good. The room cooled and warmed quickly, and they don't lock the heat/AC like some places do. The amenities were a little sporadic. The pool was excellent (again, very clean) and there were towels by the poolside in case you forgot to bring yours down. The gym is small, and while it might be user error, the belt on the treadmill felt so loose to me that I opted to run outside rather than risk it. It was no great loss-- running along the farming backroads was absolutely lovely. The breakfast was... okay. On check-in, we were given a menu of 4-5 items to order from for the following morning. The burrito I received was small and there weren't really vegetarian options. I would caution folks that are considering this place for their breakfast that it is not a full continental or a buffet. This is a small place and the price is reasonable so I actually don't mind that the breakfast is the way it is, but because it is advertised I did come in with a different expectation. Staff were friendly, check in and out were easy, and the location is super close to the Tillamook Factory. There's a Fred Meyer across the street in case you forgot to pack something. Overall, a pleasant experience, and I would stay here again.

This place is completely misrepresented on their website. Vaguely looks like pictures...maybe…read moretaken when place was brand new. No insulation in the walls. We could hear everything. Had to sleep with ear plugs in and a sound machine on. Allows 10+ people into one room. Carpeting is heavily stained and smells like urine. One breakfast item per room (even if multiple people are in the same room.) Breakfast needed to be ordered the night before and is extremely small. Coffee was brown water. Bed had an extremely thin blanket on it, so much so that we had to use the bath towels for extra warmth. The one nice thing I can say is that it was a roof over my head.

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.

This is a group or cute bungalow cabins that are even better inside…read more Great decor inside. Nice little thank you bag on check in full of small treats. Can't go wrong coming here.

Writing this review because I have never been able to get over the traumatic and humiliating…read moretreatment I experienced at this property years ago. I stayed here to attend a close friend's wedding, but instead of celebrating, I was forcibly removed from the hotel while trying to travel with my medical service animal. During the eviction incident, staff members filmed me on their personal devices while aggressively claiming my dog did not 'look like a service dog.' For context, I live with a severe, invisible cardiac condition (SVT) that causes dangerous heart rate spikes. My dog was trained to track my physical distress to ensure my safety. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), service animals do not require a specific breed or a mandatory vest. Management went so far as to hunt down my personal social media. They found a lighthearted, sarcastic inside joke I had posted for friends pretending to sneak my late mother's puppies into another while she was battling colon cancer, and tried to weaponize it as evidence of a 'history' to retroactively justify their real-time discrimination against a disabled guest. Being recorded in a moment of medical vulnerability, forced out during a wedding weekend, and ultimately cyberstalked by hotel management was way too far. It was absolutely devastating. I am sharing this so that other individuals traveling with service animals or invisible illnesses are aware of how this establishment treats its guests.

I recently stayed in the Robb Report #1 hotel in the world, Claridges, London. Lovely experience…read more Now I'm at Netarts, OR, a small coastal village staying at the Surf motel. My room has EVERY complementary accommodation imaginable: *tooth brushes *razors .*bandaids((hopefully for the kids) * face soap/hand soap/body washing/...I may have missed one or two. * a FULLY equipped kitchen * etc, etc. You get the picture. And a fresh clean room. AND at 10% the Clarridge expense. By the way, the owner keeps you 100% up to date with a flow of Emails. Very good communication. Impressive overall!!

At first this inn looked cute. All around entire room was nice. Mini fridge, micro, coffee maker,…read morebig tv, pull out sofa bed, queen bed. Bed looked comfy. It creaked & groaned, I was afraid to turn on the bed. Shower was TINY. Barely enough room in it, plus I spotted some mold. Ottoman in living area had a broken leg. For one night, it served its purpose.

I spent two nights in one of their mirror cabins. The cabin was very well appointed with a…read morecomfortable queen size bed, two comfortable lounge, chairs on a small table, and plenty of storage closet, closets and drawers for miscellaneous items. They provide a hot water kettle so that you can make coffee and tea and there is a mini fridge so that you can store food and beverages. The cabins have a gorgeous panoramic view of the ocean, and the way the decks are located provides privacy from the other cabins the cabins have a private deck with two Adirondack chairs, a table, and a fire pit. This facility is right on the coast and within easy driving distance of many beaches and restaurants and other activities.

Wow! What an amazing place! I feel privileged that we are able to have this so close to Portland…read more What an amazing and unique experience. This was a first class experience from top to bottom. My expectations were high and they were exceeded. The advance information sent before our arrival Was extremely thorough to provide the confidence that we were dialed in for this new experience. We checked in at the welcome dome on the lower level that is about 100 yards off the road on a gravel road. It's spacious with cool merch available. We were warmly welcomed and guided up to our mirrored cabin. It's a pretty steep gravel road up. It was fine in our AWD car and there were 2WD cars up there too so you can do it! Zack gave us a brief tour of the cabin to be sure we were aware of all the functionality. The check-in dome closes at 9pm and they leave for the night. Zack also provided his cell phone for any needs. The cabin was actually slightly bigger than my expectation. I loved the minimalistic design that keeps it from feeling crowded and optimized everything for the floor-to-ceiling views. There are motorized blinds if desired but we didn't use them as they were unnecessary. We stayed in #25 Madrone on the end which in my opinion is the best one as you don't see any of the others when inside. This makes you feel like you're the only one here. One of my surprises was how QUIET it was! You can barely even hear the ocean. It feels like it's almost sound proof. There is a single openable window that opens to the parking area at the head of the bed. This is nice for natural air flow and to allow more of the ambient sounds into the space. There is Starlink internet at 11mbps up and down which was nice as there is no cell service here (T-Mobile). There is also no TV provided which I appreciated as that's not why I'm here. My "TV" were the amazing views. But I mention that for awareness so that you're not surprised. There is a mini-fridge and artisanal coffee/tea and a hot pot. There are USB-C outlets to charge your devices too. There is a mini-split AC unit and the heat is in the floors which is delightful. The views to the ocean are spectacular. The bed is firm but comfortable and the pillows are plentiful and luxuriously perfect. They fire up a central fire pit with real wood during the golden hour before sunset. The restaurants and beaches are a short drive away which provides the best of both worlds. This place checks all the boxes. I rarely give 5-star reviews, but this one knocks it out of the park. If you're looking for a secluded and peaceful retreat, this is the one! What a special treat! Thanks Zack and team!

NOT AS ADVERTISED. Worst experience we've had with a booked room. We left not long after stepping…read moreinside. There was an overpowering smell, possibly mold. There was hair inside the toilet when we arrived, with pieces of the same hair on the bathtub and on the towel above the toilet. Pink mold residue above the shower and everything overall rundown. The tables and furniture were also sticky. At $260 a night, this was extremely disappointing and absolutely not worth the price. Compared to the photos advertised on Google, the actual room was nothing like what we expected. We paid for what was advertised, and that's not what we received. We had to leave immediately. extremely disappointing and health hazard.

THIS IS A SCAM ! This place is a sham and incredibly scammy,…read morereserved a room, cancelled well within timeframe, received an email confirming cancellation, then was charged full amount, disputed charge, they then sent 1/2 of charge back to card , then they(terimore ) recharged , the 1/2 portion, finally solved everything, only because I saved email, they are not even based off n Netarts, they are based in Beaverton, can't call them directly, this place and it owners are scammers

Lovely tiny homes! My first experience with tiny home and it was nice. For 3 ppl staying in their…read more2 queen beds house, it was comfortable and didn't feel crowded. Though I had to remember to be mindful of the ceiling height up on the loft and the stairs leading up, everything else was positive. I booked the stay on Expedia. On the day of arrival, received a text from host with House # and the passcode for entry. Checkout is the same way, just text bk your House # and name with time. Location was easy to locate, about 10 mins from Tillamook Creamy and 20 mins to Rockaway Beach. I was greeted by some wild deers when I pull into their parking lot. Their tiny homes each came with their own bbq grill on the front porch. In the back, there is a small fire pit for roasting marshmallows, very cute. The interior is clean and the kitchen came with utensils to cook a meal. Beds were comfortable. Plenty of windows for ventilation and their heaters kept us warm through the night.

We stayed in House #1 and had an amazing time! What a cool little place to stay and was so much fun…read morefor the whole family. If we are ever back in Tillamook we will definitely be staying here again

Really friendly and welcoming staff. Comfy bed, walking distance to everything. Bathrooms are tiny,…read moreso if you need lots of space keep looking. This place is a throwback to a more 'analog' kind of hotel / motel. Nothing pretentious. Family-owned by local people. Enjoyed our stay immensely.

This rating is based upon traveling with a large, active dog. Marley gives the Pacific City Inn…read morefour enthusiastic paws up! Passing by on the street, you might do just that: pass by. But to miss this unassuming little spot would be a mistake. Located in the heart of Pacific City, the Pacific City Inn is just the ticket if you're traveling with a dog. We checked in later than we had hoped, due to some unexpected automotive excitement, and we were disappointed that we didn't have more time to romp on the beach. Check-in eased that pain. We were given a complimentary baggie with a cleanup bag and dog treats, and directed to head right to the beach for sunset -- as soon as the owner met Marley. It was great to get out of the car and tear around on the sand for all three of us. We returned to find a room fit for a dog. Simple, comfortable accommodations. No carpets to worry about, doggie cleanup towels in the office for beach trips and an expansive lawn out back, abutting our cozy patio. We ordered shrimp salads from a place the owners recommended. Delicious. A request for ice brought us ice, two glasses and cocktail napkins on a tray! She seemed disappointed when I declined the offer of straws. All three of us slept like we had not slept in days, thanks to comfortable beds and quiet surroundings. Pacific City Inn used to house a bar and restaurant, but no more (another Covid casualty). But no matter, because there's lots of food options nearby. What it is: a friendly, pet-loving place with all the things you need and nothing you don't. What it isn't: fussy or precious. After this stay, I'm certain we'll be back.