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Our top choices for Central Oregon Coast hotels

1. River House Inn, a Baymont by Wyndham

Florence

Matt

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9 Aug - 10 Aug

2. Quality Inn Florence

Florence

Christina

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26 Aug - 27 Aug

3. Adobe Resort

Yachats

John

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23 Aug - 24 Aug

4. Super 8 by Wyndham Florence OR

Florence

Carrie

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13 Aug - 14 Aug

5. Best Western Pier Point Inn

Florence

Connie

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16 Aug - 17 Aug

6. Best Western Plus Agate Beach Inn

Newport

Cindy

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30 Aug - 31 Aug

7. Landmark Inn

Florence

Nicholas

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3 Aug - 4 Aug

Classic Cabin, 2 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Garden View

8. Park Motel and Cabins

Florence

Jeffery

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27 Aug - 28 Aug

9. Overleaf Lodge

Yachats

James

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30 Aug - 31 Aug

In-room safe, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, alarm clocks

10. Driftwood Shores Resort And Conference Center

Florence

Brittany

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2 Aug - 3 Aug

11. Newport Oceanfront Inn

Newport

Jose A Jimenez

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6 Aug - 7 Aug

12. Tillicum Beach Motel (Deane's Oceanfront Lodge)

Yachats

Marcy

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2 Aug - 3 Aug

13. Inn at Otter Crest

Otter Rock

Rachel

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16 Aug - 17 Aug

14. Comfort Inn Newport

Newport

Daniel

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30 Aug - 31 Aug

Desk, blackout curtains, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

15. Hallmark Resort - Newport

Newport

Jill

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31 Aug - 1 Sept

16. Fireside Motel

Yachats

Cristin

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2 Aug - 3 Aug

17. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Newport

Newport

CHIRAG

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30 Aug - 31 Aug

18. Economy Inn

Florence

Christopher

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

19. Silver Surf Motel

Yachats

angela

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24 Aug - 25 Aug

20. The Dublin House Motel

Yachats

Cindy

includes taxes & fees

2 Aug - 3 Aug

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Nye Beach

9.2/10 (2,656 reviews)

Nye Beach blends coastal beauty with a vibrant arts scene in this historic Newport district. Wander the sandy shores, browse local galleries, and savour fresh seafood while enjoying spectacular Pacific Ocean sunsets.

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Waldport Bayfront Hotel and Restaurant

10/10 Excellent

"We found it awesome that we had a back door to go out into the pool, and backyard area. We will most definitely stay there again. We have already shared the wonderful time we had staying there."

Embarcadero Resort Hotel & Marina

8/10 Good

"The room was clean, the location is fantastic. Had our room ready to go early before we were actually supposed to check in. The staff were fantastic. Everything was great, except some changes to the amenities. To be frank, I stay here because of the crabbing and fishing dock. It's truly unique. Years past, you used to be able to leave your crab pots out overnight, and come back for them loaded with crab in the morning. Evidently last year, the first year I've missed staying here in close to 30 years before that, the policy was changed and you're now required to pull pots out at night. Not only that, but now the dock closes at 10PM. The fish only start biting after dark. This trip, that meant having an hour of good fishing per night. Evidently between stays, the crab cookers were also changed out. To put it frankly, the new cookers are hazardous to say the least. The old design, there was an active pilot light on, and all you had to do was turn up the timer, gas cranks on, ignites, and presto you're boiling crab. Now? You have to crank up the gas with no pilot light, and use a lighter to ignite the gas. If you're not fast, or if the lighters don't work (which they often didn't), gas would build up and ignite intensely. After the second time doing it, I quit using the pots. It's frankly hazardous. Given the changes, I don't know if I'll return, which is a shame."