Seaside Hotel Guide - Necanicum Picnic Area hotels in Seaside, United States of America.

"There was no beach view but this is walking distance from the beach and close to shopping and restaurants. I even walked to ecola from here! There was a broom and paper towel in the room, the broom was so nice for all the sand I kept tracking in. It is fairly quiet, you can hear street noise but it's not bad. "

"Toomncoupd have been nicer, we had a last minute booking and wouldn't recommend getting a room by the lobby Loud and very bare minimum compared to one’s closet to beach Still nice experience overall "

"The front desk rep was very friendly and helpful. Room was clean and had everything we needed. The only issue we had was that we had some guests smoking close to entry points and the smell came into our suite."

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"Cozy rooms, helpful staff and wonderful location!!"

"The room I rented was fine for one person - as I asked for in my request. I was quiet except for the people staying in the room next to me - they were heavy footed so I could her their footsteps. Shower was great! Location was close enough two walk to downtown Cannon Beach (maybe 2 1/2 blocks, 3 blocks to the beach. Staff was very accommodating."

"Staff was frequently not in the office and room had few amenities. The outside of the hotel is lovely!"

"We rented it at a great price and your surprise it had a full kitchen!!!! Really loved that! Loved the fireplace and the bed was very comfortable loved the fact that the living room and sleeping area was separate ( it had a bedroom )"

"Worst experience in my 60 years going to the coast, no internet no TV and the old house has settled so bad you got to checked your balance walking. We tried communicating with management and they would reply after 8-12 hours saying we are working on it. The management waved at us when we pulled in and he knew the network had issues. It needs a major update thru out the entire property. Oh and your cell service has one bar at most. We had to drive into town to send messages and call people. It was the worst communication I’ve ever experienced in my life."