The Waldport Inn 190 Southwest Highway 101, Waldport, OR 97394

"Do not go!!! Truely rude to the public! They have over 5 Tesla chargers and will not let you use them without a 20 dollar fee!!! They are listed as free and available!!!! There are no other ones around!!!! They really don’t care about the community or helping their neighbors. Avoid anyone who does not care about their neighbors and helping others and just want to price gouge!!!!!"

"We wanted to give a shout out to Nene at the front desk for making our stay great! She gave great recommendations for both sites to see and dinner. We loved her energy and warmth. Definitely would be back just for the awesome customer service! Our room was great. Very clean and comfortable. Yes, you can hear the people in other rooms, but they leave ear plugs in the room if needed. We had no problem sleeping, and road noise wasn't too bad. Ear plugs were never used. This is a convenient location to get around easily as well. All in all, our stay at the Waldport Inn was excellent. Thanks again Nene for being so helpful and personable!"

"$180, and there is NO A/C. It's been a hot muggy day and there is no A/C. There is a ceiling fan, a small bath window, and a good size front window in a room 14'x12' that has been nicley remodeled, recently it looks like. Who rents a room with no A/C anymore. After a hot, humid day on the coast, I want a cool room and a shower. I would not have rented the room if the staff had said there was no AC, especially for $180. The office closes at 9pm and check out is at 10am in a key drop. Staff is not around after 9 or in the morning for check out."

"I would rate my experience at the Waldport Inn as a solid 3 out of 5 stars. Upon check-in, the front desk attendant was notably welcoming and offered valuable restaurant recommendations that enriched our stay. Our room was tastefully adorned and impeccably clean, contributing to a pleasant overall ambiance. The bed, with its medium-firmness, provided a comfortable night's sleep. The presence of ample parking spaces, including a carport equipped with several EV chargers, is a commendable feature for eco-conscious travelers. The Inn's prime location, situated directly on Highway 101 in town, is undeniably a major asset, although you can hear the highway traffic at night, even though the posted speed is 25mph. The Inn's proximity to cafes, restaurants, shops, and the beach makes it a convenient and enjoyable destination. However, to elevate this already commendable experience, I would recommend the implementation of a continental breakfast or, at the very least, an upgrade in the quality of in-room coffee offerings. Regrettably, the reason I cannot grant a perfect 5-star rating lies in the remarkably thin walls separating rooms. This acoustic deficiency led to an intrusive level of noise transfer, where every sound from neighboring rooms felt as if it were transpiring within our own space. Conversations, sneezing, restroom use, and TV watching from adjacent rooms were all too audible, greatly hindering our ability to unwind and relax. It was evident that if we could hear our neighbors so clearly, they were also privy to our activities. I wholeheartedly recommend that the Inn prioritize soundproofing enhancements as an urgent measure to address this issue. Unfortunately, it is this single, significant drawback that dissuades us from considering a return stay. In summary, the Waldport Inn offers many commendable attributes, including friendly service, well-appointed rooms, and an enviable location. However, until the issue of soundproofing is resolved, we regrettably won't be returning guests."