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"The rooms were clean and comfortable. The views and access to the beach were outstanding. Great value."

"Beautiful location"

"The room was ok. They were actively remodeling rooms so are trying to improve the property. They do put a $100-$150 hold on your card for incidentals, which I was not aware of when booking, they message you the day before your stay. At arrival the office door was locked, had to call and wait for someone to come help you. Same if you need anyone from the office again, you call and they come. The wait for that was not long, I believe he was helping with remodeling and cleaning. The room was pretty large with a very comfortable bed, slept well! Tv was quite small, but you are at the coast so who cares. There is a parking space right in front of your room as well. Pet friendly it said on the instructions on the door. Pleasant stay, close to the ocean."

"Great location, plenty of parking and room for boats. Walk across street for good restaurant. Room wasn’t very clean."

"With the exception of not viewing the water, everything about this property was excellent: friendly and helpful staff, clean room, great breakfast, nice amenities and easy walk to the beach."

"The laundry was too confusing, so I went to the laundromat in North Bend. Yes, the parking lot felt safe and the scaf was friendly."

"The location of the Inn is great, it has some distance from the busy highway 101, tucked in nicely with Safeway and Fred Meyers around, providing nice view of waters (but it is not ocean view). It was nice and quiet for a good night sleep. Two things: it does NOT have two layered curtains, which I would have liked to have for lights into the room with privacy. The Inn also does NOT offer breakfast, which was surprising because I have been on the road trip with different towns and different inns/motels within the same price range: all others provided breakfast."

"The light show is well worth it."

"The staff seemed to be doing what they could with what they have. However, the owners need to invest in maintenance. I'm not even thinking about upgrades; that would be nice, but basic repair and maintenance needs to be done first. Our room had a terrible musty smell. I could see staining on the ceiling and evidence of roof leaking at some point. This was confirmed by a staff member. I have bought several old homes over the years and am familiar with indicators and concerns of water damage (as I have spent a lot of time following around home inspectors and repair persons over the years). These rooms should not be rented to anyone until repairs have been completed and mold remediation has been completed and an official inspection has been done post repair. There were a lot of little things that were concerning, such as bathroom fan only working sporatically, etc. However, it was the idea of breathing mold that I found most troubling. This used to be a nice motel and has the bones to be updated to be nice again."