Moby Dick Hotel

This was my second stay within a month, and I think this may be one of my favorite hotels. Walking into the hotel, it feels homey and cozy. It is extremely comfortable. The

Room was nice. Place is off the road some so it feels fairly secluded. The whole place was beautifully decorated. My husband and i were both impressed with evwrytbing especially for the price! We will most definitely be coming back

Wonderful staff and beautiful property.

Cute little hotel, nice owners, will go again.

The Moby has a beautiful historic charm about it, excellent customer service, and beautiful nature to explore. My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon and it was the perfect romantic getaway. The staff here were so kind they truly made it feel like home away from home. It was fairly close to the beach and some wonderful restaurants as well.

There was no sound insulation at all — you could hear everything and everyone around. We couldn’t sleep because of the loud noise. During the day, when our toddler was supposed to nap, they were doing renovations, so we had to put him to sleep in the car. The beds were terrible — any movement caused a very loud creaking. Everything was made of polyester, even the towels. The windows wouldn’t stay open — they kept closing on their own. We regretted going there.

A quite place with a boarding house type of vibe. There is no staff present and many of the rooms do not have bathrooms. It was a very restful place to stay able to watch deer right outside the windows. Bring your. Entertainment as there’s no TVs.

First off, upon arrival, there are 2 people there to help check in (cleaning) they help us to our room (upstairs). We have rooms 5&6. They are shared (literally from 6, we could see inside of 5 & vise versa) we had 2 children with us. Not a big deal. The beds are on cot frames so they move around very easily (if you stand up too fast, they slide). Also when we were putting our things in the rooms, tried to open room 6 & the doorknob fell off. Thankfully the two staff were there and we notified them immediately. They came and fixed it right away which was nice. The stay itself now, it's quiet. Like too quiet. There are no fans, no tv, no radio, nothing. And the rooms are stuffy. There is no airflow unless you open the windows that don't have screens on them. My older child is afraid of all bugs so that was a no go with her. The first night was awful. So it's morning time & I remember reading that breakfast was included in our stay, well we ended up leaving the hotel around 8:45 & there was no signs of any breakfast. The kitchen was locked, so i ended up making a very terrible cup of black coffee. We ended up driving into Long Beach to get McDonald's for breakfast. We ended up at Walmart in Oregon buying us a small desk fan for some noise and air flow. We made our way back to the hotel at dark (just to sleep) we packed up the next morning & left quite early- 8AM. Our checkout time was at 10. Yet again, no signs of breakfast. Never again will my family stay here.

Loved the quiet area, they had rabbits hopping about. It was nice and peaceful. The only things we didn't like was we didn't have a fridge to keep our food cold, there was no access to ice, and we would have liked a TV in our room.

It's a beautiful and quaint place with a lot of history. However, it's definitely not a stay for the whole family. Some of the facility and furniture was in disrepair and it definitely smells like an old building. Amenities are few. No TVs, no on-site laundry, one minifridge and microwave in the common area. Our bathroom was shared by several rooms, and the sink was in the bedrooms themselves... Staff was wonderful and friendly, but not very present. It's a nice place but it needs a bit of work before it becomes more guest-friendly.

It was so quiet. New alarm clocks, no refrigerators, no TV.