we stayed at the Yachats Inn for a wedding weekend. it was the perfect place to host an event…read more everything on property is easy walking distance, the common space up for rent offers everything needed for a large group and event. the location is impeccable, short walk to the beach and incredible views. the staff were so kind and helpful. they were available to help with anything or make anything we needed happen. the rooms have gotten a recent update with nice touches, especially all the rooms have their own porches overlooking the ocean! the pool is so big and fun and also overlooks the ocean, big bonus as well as the lounge which offers a nice large hang space. this space offers so much for the price!

This place is truly special. The staff is family owned and operated and I've never met more…read morecompetent or caring people. Right off the bat I was impressed with the service. The property is beautifully manicured and if you get a free standing apartment "kitchen" suite (like a one bedroom apartment) than most of them have a great view of the property, ocean or both. There's also a bathtub, fireplace, and little patio! The bed was comfy and I've never slept better--something about waking up to hear the surf and smell the fresh sea breeze I will never get over. Also the frogs will sing you a sweet song to sleep if you listen closely. I've never stayed anywhere more charming. Super short walk away to the waves, the beach, and town is just around the bend (also an easy walk). The pool also has a view of the ocean. So cool. Did I mention dog friendly? FYI. If you notice some difference in reviewers experience I believe it's the difference of the units verses the rooms. The rooms are more retro and though they have nice updates, I highly recommend the kitchen units as opposed to the rooms (I've stayed in both). The units are fantastic and worth the tiny bit extra. The rooms have great decks and patios to a lovely beach view but there is an old funk smell that unless you are a smoker is noticeable-- so do yourself a favor and get a kitchen suite. Your wife can thank me later. :) You'll want to plan to book a few extra days because this place is like a warm hug. It's unlike anything out there these days. You can get a clean room almost anywhere but encountering amazing humans on the road is priceless. Thank you Yachats Inn for making my summer to the coast a lovely and wonderfully memorable stay. I'll be back!

It's a nice little beachfront hotel. I chose it specifically because I wanted a room with a great…read moreview of the ocean and also would have breakfast included. Pros: We had a nice spacious 3rd floor room with a great view of the beach. The hotel has nice amenities like great toiletries that smell lovely, nice robe and a balcony plus a fireplace. Shower had 3 separate water nozzles which was fun! (Although took a minute to figure out how to use) Heated infinity Jacuzzi pool was wonderful! Fire pits near the pool also great! The front desk people were all very nice. The place was clean and they had cookies in the lobby that we tried one day (yum!) Cons: I was disappointed that they apparently did away with the made to order breakfast that they have pictured in their website. Instead of the items pictured was a Continental breakfast delivered in little plastic containers in a box. It was not bad taste wise, and I definitely appreciated the hard boiled egg as a bit of protein along with all the carbs. But it would have been nice to know of this change before booking. Price is fairly high for the cold month of March. We asked about the sofa bed getting set up for our 3rd person in the room and were told we needed to make it ourselves. For the price we paid it would have been nice that they could have sent someone to set up the sofabed, that was weird, and unexpected. Kind of felt like something a much lower end hotel would ask you to do. I debated between 3 and 4 stars since there were both good and bad points. If there was a 3.5 stars option this is what i'd choose honestly. I'd come back again but only if I got a much better rate.

The hotel is run down. Probably a solid 1 star hotel in any other city. It is NOT worth $400/…read morenight. i would go $250 without complaint. Even Orlando Disney resorts don't charge that exorbitant VAT/tourist taxes/fees that Newport Oregon does. The clerk that checked me in didn't bother to explain any of the hotel amenities. Had there not been another family checking in at the same time, I wouldn't have known what any of them were. I felt unwelcome. The silverfish in the bathroom is why the cleaning crew gets bad points. The rest of the low ratings are due to the run down condition of the venue, and the $400 5-star price.

If you're headed to Yachats, don't overlook breakfast at the Adobe Resort. Some dining rooms work…read morehard to create an atmosphere--this one simply opens its windows. Perched above the rugged Oregon coastline, the crashing surf and endless Pacific provide a backdrop that steals your attention before the first cup of coffee even arrives. Fortunately, the food is more than capable of holding its own. The menu offers something for every appetite, from comforting classics to fresh coastal favorites, and the staff understands that a great breakfast should never feel rushed. They'll happily keep your coffee topped off while you take in one of the finest ocean views on the Oregon Coast. The Breakfast Reuben is a standout--rich, savory, and perfectly balanced, proving that corned beef and breakfast belong together. The smoked salmon bagel is equally impressive, showcasing fresh, clean flavors that complement the coastal setting beautifully. Great food, genuine hospitality, and a front-row seat to the Pacific Ocean--it's the kind of breakfast that reminds you why destination dining matters. When you're in Yachats, the Adobe Resort isn't just a place to stay; it's a place to savor the Oregon coast, one delicious bite at a time.

It's an old building with a lot of history, and it shows…read more Everything about this building is TIRED. I'm not sure where to even start with my list of why I will not be back. The walls are thin- and while it isnt the hotels fault that we could hear the people upstairs stomping around or using the bathroom/water- it adds to the list. The walls have marks and paint chips. The kickboards clearly havent been cleaned in a while. Same with behind the bed and lamp shades. We wont talk about the dust and hair inside the kuerig. The beds are extremely uncomfortable. The pillows feel cheap and need to be replaced. The linen was used- pillowcases were dirty and there was hair inside the sheets. There was NO hot water the first night. I had to ask the front desk to have somebody look at it. The attached restaurant doesnt start breakfast until 8am. But dont expect to pay less than $20 for any of the breakfast options. There are no included meals. Parking was a crap shoot. The spots are small and extremely limited. The part that bothered me the most was the price. I wasnt expecting perfection, but at $250 a night, I expected a little bit more value. I will say that it does have a cute gift shop and a game room for the kids. A cool view but not a lot of beach access.

I called to check on availability for a two night stay in…read moretheir cottages... he said he had one left for our dates. When proceeding with booking I told him my service dog would be with me. He said they did not allow pets. I told him my dog was necessary for my disabilty (diabetic alert dog). He did not care- said they did not allow any dogs due to allergies. I told him this was illegal and he needed to accommodate us. He said "aren't there any other options out there for you..what?? He stated they had not allowed dogs for over 30 years and wished me luck and hung up. He has been reported to the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice

I have been going to wayside lodge for several years. I just booked a trip for my birthday and they…read morecanceled last minute due to "remodeling not being done" They offered me two rentals instead which would have been double the price than the two bedroom cottage I had rented. Owners refused to accommodate us or discount the two cottages even though they were the ones that were canceling on us. Disappointed in their response.

Me and my girlfriends stopped at the bar during one of these last few weeks for some drinks and…read morelight food while our husbands relaxed in the hot tub area . Our bartender, Noah paid great attention to us throughout our stay and was very knowledgeable on the menu ! He introduced us to his favorite items on the menu I got the avocado fries which were very good and unique ! We returned the following morning and we all enjoyed some mimosas . Me and my girls had a wonderful time with Noah as he made great conversation and jokes ! I would love to stop by here again in the future to try more things on the menu . Please give Noah and the wonderful chefs some kind of recognition for making our experience enjoyable !!

We stayed at The Allred for a little over a week while traveling with our extended family. There…read morewere seven of us, and we stayed in House 134, the four-bedroom, 1.5-bath rental across the street from the hotel. The biggest positive was the location. The ocean views from the living room and the primary bedroom are absolutely beautiful and were one of the highlights of our stay. There were, however, a few things I wish had been disclosed on the website before booking. First, housekeeping is not provided for the rental homes, regardless of the length of your stay. This also means toiletries are not restocked. By the middle of the week, we ended up purchasing our own supplies. This may be standard for some vacation rentals, but it would have been helpful to know ahead of time since it's different from what many guests expect at a hotel. The biggest issue for our family was the layout of the home. There are three to four steps leading down into the primary bedroom, and there is no handrail. My elderly in-laws stayed in that room and had difficulty navigating the stairs. I think this is important information for anyone with mobility concerns. The primary bedroom also does not have an attached bathroom. The half bath is located off the laundry room near the kitchen, on the opposite side of the house, while the full bathroom is in the hallway. For older guests, a few simple safety features like grab bars and a non-slip surface in the bathroom would make a significant difference. I'm not expecting a fully ADA-compliant rental, but some basic accessibility considerations would go a long way. One thing the photos don't really capture is the scale of the furnishings. The home photographs beautifully, and the décor is very stylish, but it felt more like a staged model home than a place designed for a week-long stay. The living room had a very small, low three-person sofa and decorative accent chairs that looked nice but weren't particularly comfortable for relaxing as a larger family. The three smaller bedrooms would also benefit from having dressers or additional storage for guests staying more than a night or two. The kitchen was clean and attractive, but if you plan on cooking most of your meals--as many families do when renting a home--it could use a better selection of cookware. We found the knives, pots, and pans to be fairly limited for preparing meals. Overall, we enjoyed the beautiful views and convenient location, but I think providing more detailed information about the home's layout, amenities, and accessibility would help future guests decide whether it's the right fit for their needs.

This was our first stay in Newport and we couldn't have chosen a better boutique hotel. The common…read moreareas such as the back porch, lobby lounge and attic reading area are comfortable and friendly. The staff is very well trained and helpful. We were especially pleased with the service from Miranda and Alex. Daily espresso service (gratis) was a huge bonus as well. Our only mistake was selecting the small studio room (Mystery) which was too small for two adults and a 40lb dog!

This hotel is a beautiful, old building with tons of charm and character, in a peaceful setting,…read moresituated in a quiet neighborhood and located right on the ocean. So it literally has everything going for it, along with cozy reading nooks, both in the lobby and in the attic on the fourth floor. This property also features a restaurant and community space on its lower level, which we did not utilize during our stay. We stayed in the Maya Angelou suite which is rather large compared to the other rooms and is oceanfront with a semi private balcony, all reasons why I selected it. Note: The bathroom in this suite is tiny, narrow and has an upper window located in the shower which is great for airflow and ventilation but faces the public balcony, so if the window is open and people are on that balcony, you will hear them. Overall we had a peaceful and relaxing stay, exactly what we needed. Our arrival was great. The person who checked us in was welcoming, friendly and super helpful. He gave us a restaurant recommendation that we went to and thoroughly enjoyed. But unfortunately the next day, that staff member was not present. Coffee service in the lobby was inconsistent, unreliable and the customer service was nonexistent. Two people were at the front desk and neither could be bothered to greet us. When we approached them it seemed as if they were bothered by our presence. This won't prevent me from coming back or recommending it because the setting was so lovely and the location is excellent, but I would be cautious of the inconsistent service that could possibly derail the experience.

Wonderful experience at this BnB. Everything here was top notch, with Lyda, Ibin, and Brandon…read moreproviding stellar service and making it feel like we were part of the family. I totally recommend a stay here. Carpe Diem!

We came and celebrated our 15 year wedding anniversary (early)…read more Brandon, Lydia, and Ibin were so accommodating and so welcoming. As a child, I spent every summer, springbreak, Thanksgiving break, and Christmas in Glen Eden at our family vacation home. I never knew the Newport Belle exusted. I did some research to find a place to break away from our kids on a family vacation and found them. (My kids stayed with my Mom) Brandon, Ibin, and Lydas warmth of care to our needs was amazing. They offered a happy hour apon arrival. The morning breakfast seriously was to die for. Ibin was an amazing Chef. We wanted to stay permanently!!!! We did stay 2 nights, back to back. We were in room 4. We had the most beautiful view. It was quiet and we didn't hear other guests or the fisherman right outside. I just wish we could go back. It was seriously such a relaxing time to break away on our vacation and spend time together. The bed was so comfortable. It swallowed you up into a deep sleep. The bedding was so comfy. The towels were awesome. You can even purchase them all on site. I bought a t-shirt, a hoodie, and a beanie just to wear back at home in IdaHOME to advertise so I can tell people all about this place. Thank you Brandon, Ibin, and Lyda. We will be back!

Okay, just got a call from this place's owner asking me where I saw blood because he wants to…read more"scientifically prove that I was out to ruin his business." obviously he misunderstood it when I said and I'm quoting: "Orange carpeting. No, not the fluffy, fun kind of orange, it's the rust orange kind that you just know if you see it in the movies, it had dried blood in it." I meant, looking at it, you would assume that there would be blood in it. He would not accept that but continued to berate me. He seems to think I work for Yelp. I have no idea how he got my number but will change it, people, this site is supposed to improve your customer service to people by yourself, or by your business, not a chance to call up the reviewer and harass them. My god, I am taking out the one star and if I could, I would give it no star at all. WORST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE. p.s. dude, you're embarrassing yourself by calling me or commenting on my opinion of your place instead of investing on or improving your business. Yes, there's more important things in life, but I'm not putting my review on life, am i? I'm writing down my opinion about your business, not the rest of life's existence. Also, the dog? that's a less than 5 lb teacup yorkie, and it was left alone for 30 minutes to go to the store across the street. Yeah, totally worth it to bring up that mean ol, vicious destroyer.

We found this place last minute. Wanted to spend an evening in Newport at Rogue and Local Ocean…read moreSeafoods on the way up the Oregon Coast. Entering the rooms was like going back in time. Leather and metal chair, shag carpet. Though it hadn't been updated, the place was clean and close to the beach. It was also the cheapest place in town. Owner/operator was very friendly.