Nice touches- welcome goodies including a s’mores kit(!), a Keurig in the room, real (non-disposable) cups/plates/silverware, microwave, fridge, small kitchen nook sink, and a permanent supplies/amenities hutch in the hallway for guests to help themselves to items they need. Comfy bed, a couch (w/a pull out) and coffee table, electric fireplace, 2 tvs. Kitschy and cool 1940’s nautical themed building with only 25 units. Cozy in the best way. The wooded and landscaped property is delightful; multiple seating vignettes with fire pits, Adirondack chairs, picnic tables, corn hole, 9 hole croquet “golf” course, and it’s near the beach. A sweet little enclave. Soooo much more fun than a cookie-cutter hotel.

The ONLY thing: On the tv remote, the volume control was really hard to find (while blaring!) No kidding, it took 2 of us 10 minutes to find it. Started to think it had to be controlled via the on-screen menu. Nope. Hint: it’s hiding on the side of the remote. You’re welcome.

We stayed in Cabin 1. We liked the extra bedroom and the space. The staff was very helpful with getting us set up with open key to access the cabin.

We didn't know until we got there that there isn't a front desk. Luckily, there was an employee in an office. We had not received a link for open key. When she looked us up, she found the phone number had an extra digit. She was able to help us get set up. The cabins are very close to the freeway. If you are a light sleeper, you might want to stay in one of the other rooms that is farther from the road.

Anchor Inn was the perfect little overnight retreat for myself and a friend. Such a great location, amenities, and love the history here! The pizza was amazing, loved the multiple fire pits options, and the s’mores kit was such a great touch! Beds were comfortable, the bathrooms are so cute.

I have two very small complaints. The lights on the bedside tables in the back bedroom were not plugged in, and I could not access the cords as they were stuck in the bed frame. Second the kitchen facet was leaking and the dripping and it was a problem during sleep.

Super friendly staff, very clean and comfortable, nicely decorated with lots of attention to detail. Tons of free amenities (including laundry room, extra towels, bathrobes, toothbrush, razors, welcome kit with water and candies, and so on and on....). Wonderful sitting area outside with fires and gardens, good parking. All this makes the price more than reasonable and a good value for money. It was a true surprise and exceeded our expectations

The bathroom is quite small and it could use some more lights (inside of shower or above sink), hence a 9 instead of a 10. Not a big deal though. Also I only stayed one night. It felt like a place you can spend several days.

the premisis were lovely and well maintained. The room was nice and spacious.

There was no front office. They want you to do everything online, including downloading an app for a bluetooth operated lock. We all had trouble with the App, it kept making us have to re-register to access. It was a big pain! Also, I booked online because of their website stating pet friendly, and never disclosing a $30 fee per pet, even after I did their online check-in claiming I was bringing pets. Once we arrived, we were informed they are changing the pet policy and the room I booked no longer allowed pets. I was forced to agree to allow them to charge pet fees to my credit card.

Loved the charm of this place. We had a cabin and had plenty of room for my three kids 3, 8, and 13 to have space to relax or play. It's a short walk to the beach (which is great for agate hunting at low tide). Kiddos all loved roasting smores. Beds were comfy, and everything was very clean. We typically stay in chain hotels with a pool for the kids. They missed having a pool a little, but they all enjoyed staying here and would be happy to return in the future.

I wouldn't say I disliked anything, but I was confused a little for check in and check out. I received a text when entering Lincoln City, which I didn't notice until after getting to the motel and trying to find the office, which had no staff in it. I wasn't sure how to check-out either, but I finally noticed it was on the app that was downloaded to unlock our room. Also, there is a piece of paper that explains how to check out as well, but we immediately covered it when we got there and I didn't see it until we were leaving. Oops. I didn't see a single staff member while we were there. I found it odd, but we also got by just fine without them, so there's that.

The beds were nice and comfortable. I liked the fact my daughter had her own room. The room had a nice size refrigerator, microwave and a little kitchenette. The towels were fluffy. The complimentary smores you could toast a marshmallow by the fire. I noticed the hotel is pet friendly. My daughter really liked Frank the black cat. I liked the way you remodeled the place.

It would have been nice just to turn on the TV without the hassle of entering a password. I didn't have a problem with the shower - however as a plus size woman it's a little cramped and others might complain about that if they're on the large side.

The king bed was exceptionally comfortable, easy check in, clean and friendly environment, very family friendly and close to the beach! The restaurant downstairs was amazing and the bar tender was very friendly. The game room was fun and very nostalgic. The amenities room was fully stocked with really anything you could need during your stay. S'more kit was a huge plus, my daughter loved sitting by the fire and roasting marshmallows every night. we will absolutely be booking here again!

The amenity room with extras like coffee, laundry, DVDs is nice. We loved roasting the free S'mores by the fireplace. Families with young kids would appreciate the play area in the courtyard. There was an in-house pizza restaurant, but we arrived late and missed it. Bedding was clean and comfortable. Overall, good value for money - I would stay here again!

Room was a bit dated, but I suppose it goes with the marine theme. Kitchen was basic - small fridge and microwave. Walls a bit thin and could hear people talking. Parking is limited.

Cute hotel that has been upgraded and even though right on Hwy 101, it is set back enough you do not hear any traffic. Very nice "amenities room" to pick up extra blankets, coffee, supplies, ice, etc. Also a cute little restarant and bar. We di dnot eat, but did imbibe and sit around one of the several fire pit areas.

Oregon Coast hotels are always overpriced, but for nearly $200/night in the off season the lamps should have working bulbs and the outlets provided for USB ports should be "live". It is also not "close to the beach" unless you are a bird. It is a fairly long walk winding thru a neighborhood, then once reaching the beach access you find a winding, narrow set of maybe 100-150 steps. It is impossible to pass anyone coming the opposite direction... especially if you have a dog. So, if you have older parents, smaller kids, beach gear, etc it is not a access point you will like.