Search Farmstay in Western Oregon

"We were just passing through and this place looked perfect. When we were walking to our room we really enjoyed the nature sounds in the halls. The log features were beautiful. Very cozy place. Wish we could have stayed another night, or two. "

"Clean room, great staff!"

"For the price, find a room where you can see the ocean. The bottom rooms feel like a bunker."

"Our annual go-to hotel during Spring Break. We love the free shuttle service to/from PDX, which is less than 2 miles away. The rooms are always clean and stocked with 2 bottles of water, eco-friendly toiletries, coffee, a mini fridge, etc. Depending on your room selection during booking, breakfast may be provided daily from 6am to 10am. There are a variety of items to choose from: hot breakfast consisting of scrambled eggs, sausage patties, biscuits, & diced roasted potatoes. There are also 2 make-your-own waffle machines, assorted pastries and breads to toast, juices, yogurts, fruits, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, & condiments. A convenient amenity when you’re heading out early. A BIG shoutout to Abigail for her excellent customer service! She is a joy - so friendly and helpful. There was an issue with our 2 reservations, but Abigail quickly researched the bookings and was able to resolve the problem. She definitely made a potentially stressful situation stress free! We would also like to recognize Bill. Over the last 7 years, Bill has either checked us in or out. Always with a cool and kind demeanor. True assets for Hampton Inn!"

"Great service "

"The restaurant food is great"

"Breakfast at the social was amazing and staff was very helpful and friendly "

"The hotel was very nice. Nice buffet for breakfast. Rooms were clean and staff always left plenty of clean towels. "

"Room was clean did not know shower had no liner but was warm water. Noisy due to kids above. Next time renting up higher so we are noisy one. Haha was nice for price great food lovely staff. Even though said no view still had view and was wonderful to watch the storms pass. "