Beachside Inn
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Příjezd od: | 16:00 |
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Odjezd před: | 11:00 |
Domácí mazlíčci | Domácí mazlíčci zakázáni |
Vybavení
Wi-Fi
Parkování
Restaurace
Kouření zakázáno
Vysoušeč vlasů
Sprcha
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Beachside Inn
Beachside Inn se nachází v destinaci Seaside a nabízí ubytování s bezplatným Wi-Fi a neplaceným soukromým parkovištěm. Pláž Seaside Beach je 200 metrů daleko. Všechny pokoje poskytují TV s plochou obrazovkou s kabelovými programy a vlastní koupelnu.
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Anonymní cestovatel
Komentář přidán: 24. 8. 2026
Ubytován/a od srpen 2026
The parking was pretty tight and there wasn't much room to put luggage but the Jacuzzi tub was pretty sexy being in the same room as the bed. It was very clean and tidy and the bed was very comfortable.
Cestující rodiny
Komentář přidán: 16. 8. 2026
Ubytován/a od srpen 2026
Very Disappointing Experience – Incorrect Check-In Information, No Wi-Fi & No Hot Water
I’m sharing our experience so future guests, especially those arriving after hours, know what to expect.
We booked through Hotels.com and received check-in instructions directly from Beachside Inn stating that our key-box code would be the last four digits of the phone number used to make our reservation. When we arrived after driving for hours, that code did not work.
Since there is no staff on-site, I called the office and spoke with Sara. She explained that Expedia had not provided them with my phone number, so they had assigned a different code. My concern is: if Beachside Inn knew they didn’t have my phone number, why didn’t they email or message me through the booking platform with the correct code? They had already used electronic messaging to send our check-in instructions.
Even after getting the correct code, we still had difficulty finding our unit. The instructions did not explain that we needed to go through one door to reach another door where our actual unit entrance was located. Even the person helping us by phone initially didn’t realize our unit had this different configuration.
Later that evening, we encountered guests in Unit 11 having similar difficulty gaining entry after hours. This clearly wasn’t just us misunderstanding the instructions. Had we arrived after the office closed, we could potentially have been stranded outside without access to the room we had paid for.
For an Inn using contactless check-in, unit-specific instructions and photos showing the lockbox and entrance are needed.
Once inside, we discovered that the Wi-Fi did not work.
Even worse, there was absolutely no hot water.
We first attempted to shower before 10:00 p.m. The water was ice cold. Thinking perhaps the hot-water system was shared with other units and needed time to recover, we waited and continued checking until close to midnight.
We checked the shower, bathroom sink, and kitchen sink. None had hot water.
By the time we realized the water wasn’t going to warm up, the office was closed, so there was no one available to call. However, I did message Beachside Inn through the Hotels.com “Contact the Property” feature, the same type of electronic communication Beachside Inn had used to send our check-in information.
I ultimately had to take an ice-cold shower. As a cancer survivor who continues to experience physical effects from treatment, the extreme cold caused my body to tense and lock up. I don’t expect an Inn to know my medical history, but I shouldn’t need to disclose it to expect something as basic as hot water.
Most concerning, we checked again the following morning and STILL had no hot water. So this was not simply a temporary shortage that lasted a few minutes.
If the hot-water system is shared among units and there isn’t enough capacity for everyone, guests should be informed. Otherwise, there was clearly a problem with our unit’s hot-water system.
I contacted Hotels.com, explained everything, and requested a partial refund. Hotels.com contacted Beachside Inn on our behalf, but Beachside Inn declined to approve a refund and reportedly wanted me to call the property to verify the issue. I had already called regarding our access problems, and I had messaged the property about the hot water when their office was closed.
Things can go wrong at any Inn. What matters is how those problems are handled. In one stay, we dealt with an incorrect access code, confusing entry instructions, other guests experiencing similar access problems, nonworking Wi-Fi, and no hot water all night or the following morning.
Given those circumstances, I believe requesting a partial refund was reasonable. Beachside Inn declined.
If you’re considering staying here, particularly if arriving after hours, I strongly recommend confirming your access code and exact entrance location beforehand.
We booked through Hotels.com and received check-in instructions directly from Beachside Inn stating that our key-box code would be the last four digits of the phone number used to make our reservation. When we arrived after driving for hours, that code did not work.
Since there is no staff on-site, I called the office and spoke with Sara. She explained that Expedia had not provided them with my phone number, so they had assigned a different code. My concern is: if Beachside Inn knew they didn’t have my phone number, why didn’t they email or message me through the booking platform with the correct code? They had already used electronic messaging to send our check-in instructions.
Even after getting the correct code, we still had difficulty finding our unit. The instructions did not explain that we needed to go through one door to reach another door where our actual unit entrance was located. Even the person helping us by phone initially didn’t realize our unit had this different configuration.
Later that evening, we encountered guests in Unit 11 having similar difficulty gaining entry after hours. This clearly wasn’t just us misunderstanding the instructions. Had we arrived after the office closed, we could potentially have been stranded outside without access to the room we had paid for.
For an Inn using contactless check-in, unit-specific instructions and photos showing the lockbox and entrance are needed.
Once inside, we discovered that the Wi-Fi did not work.
Even worse, there was absolutely no hot water.
We first attempted to shower before 10:00 p.m. The water was ice cold. Thinking perhaps the hot-water system was shared with other units and needed time to recover, we waited and continued checking until close to midnight.
We checked the shower, bathroom sink, and kitchen sink. None had hot water.
By the time we realized the water wasn’t going to warm up, the office was closed, so there was no one available to call. However, I did message Beachside Inn through the Hotels.com “Contact the Property” feature, the same type of electronic communication Beachside Inn had used to send our check-in information.
I ultimately had to take an ice-cold shower. As a cancer survivor who continues to experience physical effects from treatment, the extreme cold caused my body to tense and lock up. I don’t expect an Inn to know my medical history, but I shouldn’t need to disclose it to expect something as basic as hot water.
Most concerning, we checked again the following morning and STILL had no hot water. So this was not simply a temporary shortage that lasted a few minutes.
If the hot-water system is shared among units and there isn’t enough capacity for everyone, guests should be informed. Otherwise, there was clearly a problem with our unit’s hot-water system.
I contacted Hotels.com, explained everything, and requested a partial refund. Hotels.com contacted Beachside Inn on our behalf, but Beachside Inn declined to approve a refund and reportedly wanted me to call the property to verify the issue. I had already called regarding our access problems, and I had messaged the property about the hot water when their office was closed.
Things can go wrong at any Inn. What matters is how those problems are handled. In one stay, we dealt with an incorrect access code, confusing entry instructions, other guests experiencing similar access problems, nonworking Wi-Fi, and no hot water all night or the following morning.
Given those circumstances, I believe requesting a partial refund was reasonable. Beachside Inn declined.
If you’re considering staying here, particularly if arriving after hours, I strongly recommend confirming your access code and exact entrance location beforehand.
Pár
Komentář přidán: 29. 8. 2026
Ubytován/a od srpen 2026
Not worth the money
There is no one on site at this motel and when I tried to call on the given number no one answered. The water i the shower was completely cold. I am not the first guest comment on that in a review. I sent messages and went the next day to speak to someone and no one bothered to get back to me. The internet was also very weak. It's in a dodgy area, and very old and worn out looking. I highly advise avoiding this place.
Anonymní cestovatel
Komentář přidán: 24. 8. 2026
Ubytován/a od srpen 2026
We booked a room that said beach views and ac. Room had neither so they moved us to another property at increased cost. Bathroom was not clean with hair on the sink and in the shower along with used soap on the floor. Light colored shades kept the room blazing until the sun completely set. Not worth nearly the price. Front desk staff was nice.
Cestující rodiny
Komentář přidán: 20. 8. 2026
Ubytován/a od srpen 2026
Insanely Dirty
CONS: Wow. I’ve never stayed at a dirtier hotel. If it wasn’t so much trouble with kids in tow we would have tried for a refund and left. There was visible caked dirt across the entire linoleum flooring. There was dust and spills in two of the side tables. There was a damp, used washcloth still hung over the shower head and we were worried about the sanitation of the beds.
Luckily I had sanitation wipes that we mopped the floors with- (attached a photo of about 1/4 that we used) we had to go through two dozen that were left caked with dirt. (We didn’t wear shoes in the room so this was all already there.) and we dusted every surface.
The fact that they didn’t remove a used washclothe makes me question if the bathroom was cleaned, so I cleaned at least the immediate surfaces and toilet seat.
There is no place to hang a single item. There’s not even a coat hook. Not a closet. Not a hutch/ drop spot.
Obviously the inn is “charming” and you expect things to not be new, but this was almost hazardous as far as a health inspection would go. The chairs are flimsy so we carefully moved them to use as a side table.
They offered a coffee maker with NO CAFFEINATED COFFEE. It’s a Kureg style maker with only decaf and tea. We brought our own, but how strange…
The WiFi didn’t work the three days were there. We had to hotspot.
It’s going to be loud and noise will travel so we put on white noise in the evening (both for ourselves and the neighbors since we have kids.)
PRO’S:
The kitchen has pots and pans and two burners so you can make a quick meal. There’s a toaster and kitchen utensils so you don’t have to bring your own.
Luckily I had sanitation wipes that we mopped the floors with- (attached a photo of about 1/4 that we used) we had to go through two dozen that were left caked with dirt. (We didn’t wear shoes in the room so this was all already there.) and we dusted every surface.
The fact that they didn’t remove a used washclothe makes me question if the bathroom was cleaned, so I cleaned at least the immediate surfaces and toilet seat.
There is no place to hang a single item. There’s not even a coat hook. Not a closet. Not a hutch/ drop spot.
Obviously the inn is “charming” and you expect things to not be new, but this was almost hazardous as far as a health inspection would go. The chairs are flimsy so we carefully moved them to use as a side table.
They offered a coffee maker with NO CAFFEINATED COFFEE. It’s a Kureg style maker with only decaf and tea. We brought our own, but how strange…
The WiFi didn’t work the three days were there. We had to hotspot.
It’s going to be loud and noise will travel so we put on white noise in the evening (both for ourselves and the neighbors since we have kids.)
PRO’S:
The kitchen has pots and pans and two burners so you can make a quick meal. There’s a toaster and kitchen utensils so you don’t have to bring your own.
Vynikající lokalita
300 5th Ave, Seaside, OR 97138, Spojené státy|0,56 km z centra města
Příjezd a odjezd
Příjezd od:
16:00
Odjezd před:
11:00
Užitečné informace
Domácí mazlíčci zakázáni
Guests must provide a credit card that matches the name on the booking when checking in. The property will pre-authorize your card and release the preauthorization if there are no additional charges or damage to the room when checking out. Some properties and room types have special policies; please check with the property for more information.
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