Had an excellent meal of chicken strips and battered fries followed with a homemade brownie. Thanks…read moreto the chef and the staff who are all volunteers here. The dining area has plenty of seating and the view from the large windows is lovely! You do have to be an Elk or guest to dine here.

Great Elks lodge here in Newport. Nice location above the historic bay front ward, shops and…read moreeateries. Grand view of the Yaquina arch bridge from restaurant, bar and game room areas. 2 good craft beers from Hop Valley and Good Life on tap by the way. Attended a potluck and the members are very friendly. My wife and I were traveling and using the RV camp sites in the back. Electrical and water hookups at $15 a night is a good deal.

You can't always see that someone is disabled, from the outside. Some folks with special needs put…read moreforth maximum effort, to be able to attend normal spaces and enjoy themselves at wonderful event spaces like Primal Tones. Keep in mind that not everyone has the same neuro function? If you have a guideline contrary to what's clearly marked, it may be conveyed with compassion, so to speak. I won't take neurodivergent or vulnerable friends to this venue in the future.

Karaoke and open mic nights are really fun here as our the regular themed events. They have beer,…read moreseltzer, wine etc. But it's all about the music here. Appreciate that Tyler is building community here and providing a fun option for people as Newport's night life needed this :)

Holiday Inn seems to have upped their game. If not for the non-working TV, they may have pried 5…read morewhole stars from my tightly clasped fingers! Seriously though, I haven't stayed in a Holiday Inn in years, and the place exceeded my expectations (except for the busted TV. Boo.) King Standard room was plenty spacious, bed was great and pillows were pretty close to perfect. Bathroom was adequate, though shower pressure and curtain were less than ideal. Clean room all around though, and the included microwave and fridge are a nice touch. Pool wasn't half bad either. The breakfast deal gets mixed marks; nice to have hot food options, though the coffee situation (a machine) is less than efficient. Seating area is pretty cramped as well. Otherwise great service, easy parking and kinda weak WiFi. Not much in this area to walk to either, but still cool with me.

This was like a nice breath of fresh air after a not so happy stay in Tillamook at a different…read morehotel on the way down from Washington. Very nice staff, great clean room. Wonderful breakfast, love the continental ones like this. Pool was great, would have loved to enjoy the hot tub but it was out of service, but that happens sometimes. Location is wonderful! Very close to the things we wanted to visit like the aquarium.

We chose to eat here for our anniversary dinner and have no regrets. Clearwater is such a beautiful…read morerestaurant on the pier, and the ambiance and ocean views are first-rate. Right off the bat, I HIGHLY recommend you make a reservation ahead of time as the wait times here can get pretty lengthy if you choose to walk in. Once checked in, we got right down to business and started off with a caesar salad, calamari and a cup of clam chowder. The calamari and clam chowder were delicious. The calamari especially, was crunchy, not greasy and the cajun aioli paired great with it. We weren't too crazy about the caesar salad however and probably could've done without it. However, the two stars of the show were the dungeness crab mac and cheese and the ribeye. Both of these dishes were so good. The dungeness crab mac and cheese was highly recommended on here and I see why. There's a generous amount of crab meat throughout the dish and lots of umami flavor from the truffle cheese sauce. We loved the ribeye and all its components. The crispy potatoes were crunchy, perfectly seasoned and the green peppercorn sauce rounds out the whole dish. We opted for the wild berry sorbet for dessert and it was the perfect way to cap off the meal. Not overly sweet, tart, and a refreshing way to finish off the meal and clean your palette. If you're visiting the area, like we were, this place is definitely a must try.

3 of us undertook a Chowder Crawl through Newport area, looking for the best clam chowder. this was…read more1 of our stops. note: i don't normally rate prices but it's included here for data. clearwater is a waterfront fine dining place. their clam chowder has great texture and sufficient clams but needs more potato. this is a no nonsense, classic white clam chowder. cost $12 for a bowl. we gave it B+

I'm a US Military veteran but I haven't been inside a legion post for 50 odd years…read more Nice folks. I was there for a motorcycle group meeting run by a fellow who is a legionnaire. Just like I recall from decades gone by, the low price brews flow freely and at a very reasonable price. The lady at the bar was friendly and efficient. I'm not a big drinker...rarely drink alcohol, actually. But it was a good Colorado koolaid on tap. The also have mixed drinks but that stuff is just too hard on the liver anymore. Place was really busy with several other groups having meetings and activities. Lots of parking although the building was pretty filled with folks. I guess if I lived close by and was inclined to join the Legion I'd be happy being associated with the guys at this post.

Always a warm and inviting place. The members are the gems of the organization. The food and…read moredrinks available are well worth it.

Clean and quiet! I…read morestayed here one night while visiting family. It's more of a motel than hotel (doors of rooms open to the parking lot). The room was exceptionally clean (great job, housekeeping!) and spacious. The large window in my room had a beautiful view of the beach and ocean. The bed had a very comfortable mattress, probably the best I've had at any hotel. The room had microwave, fridge, TV with cable, and coffee maker. There were the usual sundries (shampoo, conditioner, lotion, soap) and plenty of towels. A desk was also in the room. The jovial manager, Lance, was very kind and helpful when I couldn't figure out the remote to the TV. It wasn't very difficult I was just exhausted and brain dead after a day with family. Admittedly some of the furnishings could stand to be updated and the bathtub/shower diverter valve was weird (a thin one you push or pull) but otherwise I thought this was a great place to stay in Newport. I think a lot of the low-rated reviews were mistakenly expecting a luxury Vegas Strip hotel. 4.5 stars!

It's a great hotel for epic views of the ocean and beaches. Comforter had holes in it. Stairs. No…read morebreakfast. Rooms could be a little more updated. Seemed a little pricey for the room and the quality.

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.

Very fun! There was a good selection of ceramics and the prices were very reasonable. The place was…read moreclean and very friendly. We painted and painted. Talked. Danced to Queen (well I did) and explained who Billy Joel, Steve Perry and other by-gones were to my teen because the radio was rolling out the hits of the 70s, 80s and 90s. It was a GREAT way to spend a vacation day. No beverages or food and not a very walkable local, so know that.

Lara is friendly and interested in helping you create. Her new space allows for Open Studio time…read morewhile a class can be conducted next door. Check out how many creative ideas posted.

It was hard to tell if I was crying because spider man almost died or if it was sweat from the lack…read moreof air conditioning:)

Comfortable seating, nice staff and GREAT popcorn! Did not experience the restroom facilities or…read moreany additional concessions. Prices are very fair!

Great park for the kids! I love that it's enclosed. We were out of town and the kids desperately…read moreneeded to burn some energy and this was a great place to do so. Lots of shade for resting. My kids had an absolute blast at this park.

Really fun park for little ones. We are out of towners visiting family, and always looking for…read moresomething fun to do with the kids. Built by donors and run by volunteers. It has a castle and rocket motifs, with lots of different levels and activities. The only catch is that it is located on the grounds of an elementary school (fenced, but still,) so is only available outside of school hours.