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Our top choices for Western Oregon historic hotels

1. Ecola Creek Lodge

Ecola Creek Lodge
Cannon Beach
United States
Alexandra
₩143,635
₩163,746 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 2 - Nov 3
Ecola Creek Lodge

2. Beachside Inn

Beachside Inn
Seaside
United States
Arturo
₩117,755
₩134,836 total
includes taxes & fees
Nov 8 - Nov 9
Beachside Inn
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Top Western Oregon Hotel Reviews

Promenade Inn & Suites Oceanfront

Promenade Inn & Suites Oceanfront

10/10 Excellent
"Best experience ever it was so smooth from getting there and checking in they even upgraded my room service was amazing definitely gonna keep coming back here!"
Joseph 3-night trip
Posted 5 hours ago
Promenade Inn & Suites Oceanfront
Oxford Suites Portland - Jantzen Beach

Oxford Suites Portland - Jantzen Beach

8/10 Good
"Stayed here multiple times. My go to hotel over the years but I can tell it’s starting to be neglected. The back half of the hotel, aka “economy” rooms, are in need of a serious renovation. And so are the elevators. I absolutely recommend staying here, but make sure it’s a newer room."
Hailey 1-night trip
Posted 7 hours ago
Oxford Suites Portland - Jantzen Beach
The Paramount Hotel

The Paramount Hotel

10/10 Excellent
"El hotel es muy céntrico todo está cercas y está muy bello por dentro. Es la segunda vez que nos hospedamos y quedamos encantados."
Osvaldo 7-night trip
Posted 11 hours ago
The Paramount Hotel
Mark Spencer Hotel

Mark Spencer Hotel

8/10 Good
"The Mark Spencer Hotel was definitely an experience I won't soon forget. By a textbook definition, the property would more likely be a 3 star hotel, but the staff really bumped it up to where I'd consider it a 4 star hotel. Let's start by saying the location was a major consideration. Public transport was easy and speedy (being able to take the MAX from PDX to DT was crazy convenient, making it $2.80, instead of $40+. There are a lot of restaurants, bars, and grocery stores within walking distance, It's a quick walk to the waterfront, PSU, and any number of sightseeing destinations. And with the MAX/FX2 just a few blocks away, I was able to easily go to Vancouver, WA, and east of the Willamette. The room itself was lovely. Comfortable bed (with lots of pillows), efficiency kitchen with cooking and dining utensils, black out shade for sleeping in, clean restroom, etc. I have zero complaints here. She's may be time-worn and storied, but I appreciate heirloom architecture far more than the pizzazz and blinding lights of the newer, "chic-er" area hotels. I read reviews about stains and mold, so I searched - I really searched, and found none. But the best part of my stay was the people who welcomed me, took care of me, and always had a smile. Particular shout out to Harrison and Tim, who went above and beyond. And Brent(?), who really followed up. Downtown anywhere is going to have challenges; theses guys really stepped up to make a pleasant stay. ❤️🤘💪"
Denise 5-night trip
Posted 13 hours ago
Mark Spencer Hotel

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