Anchor Inn Resort

Family friendly and the available activities.

Quirky lodges and fire pits

Cute place. Hard for older people to get luggage upstairs hurt my back. No elevator and no carts. Healthy persons place. Good pizza and great ambiance.

The common area and fire pits

The fire pits and the pizza were great that were right outside the restaurant.

I loved the amenities and the obvious care and attention that went into each room! It felt very home-y! There were communal areas and fire pits that made it easy to socialize with other guests. The free s’mores pack was the cherry on top of this perfect beach inn :)

We stayed here 4 years ago and could hardly wait to come stay again. The rooms are comfy and nostalgic. Pizzas and food were great! Game room was fun! Location was ideal for an evening walk on the beach. We will definitely be back again.

I was a fun place to stay.

I love this hotel so much. There are so many small personalized gestures that make it feel more like an AirBnB and less like a hotel. S’mores, fire pits, game room, even coffee available in the laundry room. The grounds are beautiful too. Thanks for your hospitality, we’ll be back again.

I personally liked the no contact check in. Just rolled up and got my digital key. It’s a bit of an older place but the cabin I rented, cabin 1, was very cozy and had everything we needed. After making two attempts to get dinner somewhere in town with our dogs, we decided to just get the onsite pizza. It was really good! Decently priced as well. We made s’mores at the fire pit. Very pet friendly!

What a fun experience! Love the theme. Comfy beds and had fun with the complimentary smores. So many thoughtful touches. Really great value and fun getaway with the fam ...including our pup.

I stayed for one night at the Anchor Inn while on a trip along the Oregon Coast, my first time staying there. The location is convenient, right along the main highway street through town. It was originally a motor court built in 1942 that's been renovated in a charming way. What was probably the parking area between two rows of guest units that are perpendicular to the street is now a large courtyard with tables and chairs, play areas for kids, and fun, quirky artwork (parking is now right next to one wing of the guest units and at the rear). There's a two-story rear building just behind the two one-story guest room wings that includes an office and small cafe - the Wheelhouse Pub & Pizza. There's also a small game room with board games and old video games, and an amenities room with a washer and dryer, ice, coffee, and extra towels and blankets. And on top of that, there's a nine-hole croquet golf course in the back part of the property that looked like it would be fun. For check-in, you're supposed to get a text message with a downloadable app for your phone to unlock your guest room door - I didn't receive that text, but it was easy to get the manager and she fixed the issue quickly.

My room was on the second floor of the rear building. It was a very pleasant suite with a separate living area that included a sofa and coffee table, chairs, good-sized TV, gas fireplace, and a nook with a mini-fridge with freezer compartment, microwave, coffeemaker, and some dishware and utensils. The bedroom had a king bed and a chair and also had a TV, and there was a small closet. Both the living room and bedroom had large windows and had electric wall heaters but no A/C (no need for A/C when I was there. The small bathroom connected the two rooms, and had a combination tub/shower. There were also complimentary bottles of water, a s'more kit, and earplugs, though my room faced the rear of the property so it was very quiet. The bed was firm and very comfortable for me.

I had dinner at the Wheelhouse - it's not a big place but offers both indoor and outdoor (with heaters) seating. I wasn't really in the mood for pizza but didn't feel like driving somewhere else. I had a caesar salad with chicken which was nice, but the pizza smelled really good and most likely would have been a better choice. There's a limited but good selection of beer at the small bar there and I had a local Hazy IPA, which was quite good. Breakfast is not included, but breakfast sandwiches and burritos are available from a refrigerated case in the lobby, along with other vending options.

I was delighted with the Anchor Inn. I love older places that have been renovated in an artsy and slightly quirky way such as this one. The price was very reasonable, everything seemed clean and pretty well maintained. It seems like it's a family-friendly place though nice for adult travelers too, and overall I had a great experience there. I'd definitely stay at the Anchor Inn again the next time I'm in Lincoln City.

Wonderful Location! Such a fun place to stay! Lots of old memorabilia!

We loved how family friendly it was and having a bar/eatery on-site was great after a long day.

This place is a cozy, beach vibe kinda place. The beds are premium comfort too! They have a fire pit where they supply fixings for s’mores! This is our go to place to stay at the beach!