Hotels near Lincoln City Glass Center, Lincoln City

This motel is older, modest & no frills. But it was clean, very comfortable beds, small kitchenette with refrigerator, dishware, microwave & coffee pot with coffee, and a nice working fireplace. When they said on the beach, they weren't joking! Every room has a balcony 9 steps from the sand. Throughly enjoyed sitting on our deck and listening to the waves. Not walkable to restaurants, but a short 5 - 10 minute drive. Please note, there is no elevator and 3 stories. Request 1 st floor if you have any mobility issues. Also, there is no A/C .. at first it worried us, but just leaving the slider open at night, cooled it right off. Parking is somewhat limited, but overflow is just across the street. Easy! We will return. Good review especially because of beach location!

Great breakfast. Clean rooms and friendly staff. Great for couples or families.

Amazing place. Perfect location with easy beach access. Clean newer rooms that were spacious and beautiful view. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Gave us good suggestions for dinner. Evening bonfires lover looking the ocean. We will be back!

Very good hotel, paid on Trip.com, deducted me 50 dollars, I don’t know why

I recommend everyone to read this and stay away from this establishment. I booked a stay with this hotel on 7/29/22 until 7/30/22. Was driving into town and needed a place to stay so I use my Chase travel card in order to book this stay. When I got there with my family, I was able to get into my room, which was room 313 on the third floor. Only issue was, I found hanging old underwear from the previous guest in the bathroom. I got a picture and took it up to the front desk person, Maliyah. She didn’t believe me at first until I showed her the picture and she had a nasty attitude, making it seem like it was a hassle to deal with. She told me she did not have any extra rooms and I told her there had to be something she could do. She then said “oh I have another room” and booked me for another room on the first floor right next to the elevator. I thanked her and went into the room. This time however, the room still had garbage in trash bags on the floor as well as a dirty towel next to it. It occurred to me that this room had not been cleaned yet. I went right out and told her the problem. She told me to “wait a moment” and called her manager and expressed frustration that the house cleaning crew had not clean any of the two rooms she had offered me. She continued to have the worst attitude and instead of assisting me in figuring out the situation, told me to wait and moved on to the next guest with no action on her end. I went outside to discuss with my family and we decided to cancel, ask for a refund, and go somewhere else due to the service we received. I went inside and asked to cancel the room and for a refund only for her to tell me that since it was booked through Expedia, I had to take it up to them. I went back outside and called the Chase travel center since they booked my room and had a specialist on the phone who told me that they would contact Expedia but I had to formally go back and ask her to check out. I went back in and Maliyah had started to raise her voice at me and my family, yelling “I cannot check you out until 4am because of audits”. The specialist on the phone was also on speaker and said that it made no sense and that if I wanted to check out, I was given the right to check out regardless of an audit or not. Maliyah then yelled that I could get my bags and get out. The entire time I never matched my tone with hers and stayed calm. The travel specialist I had on the phone had the phone call recorded and heard her aggressiveness and impoliteness towards us. As we left the hotel, the specialist told us she would document everything down and bring it up to Expedia. Expedia would then have to contact the hotel and then the hotel would have to issue the refund. I was told to call the travel agency for updates. From there I found a room at a different hotel, unpacked my stuff, and called back for an update, only to be told that the hotel rejected my request for a refund because “a manager wasn’t there”. I had to call back tomorr

We stayed at the Wacoma Inn in Lincoln City, Oregon from July 15 to 25. There were 5 of us. We drove 15 hours to get there! The sheets didn't fit the twin cots in 2nd room and there was blood stains on both of the cots. We found someone's fishing license papers under the sheets so we knew the sheets hadn't been changed when we got there. . We needed to do our laundry (there was one washer for all motel guests staying) they said the washer was broken and would not get fixed the entire stay. They advertise housekeeping (they had no housekeeping). We had to take our room garbage even the bathroom garbage up to front desk every day in a see through plastic bag and hand it over to the clerks (embarassing). There was no grab bars or hair blow dryer in the bathrooom except for a tiny grab bar very low in the tub!! . The workers were very pleasant, and every time we went to get towels they would gladly give them to us. They are located about a half mile from the ocean, dog friendly, but you must walk quite a ways across the drive to take your dog out for the night. The pool is in a seperate building so you freeze in that icy weather after a swim. The free breakfasts never changed once while we were there, biscuits and gravy, eggs that were from a mix, milk one kind of cereal, a few watered down juices, some bagels and yogurt and coffee. The free breakfasts were very cheap to say the least. I do NOT recommend this motel unless you stay one night perhaps. The only good thing the people were nice that worked there and it was clean except for the beds in 2nd bedroom were not clean. Sheets kept sliding off as you slept. Also the heater were dirty, we found cobwebs inside and they smelled bad if turned on. Also the noise level all night long was horrible. Stomping and pounding from guests from above our room. We have stayed at many places but never this bad for noise,, My granddaughter even complained she could not sleep in that noise!! All night long!! For 10 nights I was charged $2500 but they took off a little for our inconvenience. That is worse than Southern California.

Last minute beach trip. I was exhausted and stopped into the office see if there was a room available. The young lady, Haley, at the desk was so friendly. She was able to accommodate a great room. The room was super clean and cute.

We booked this hotel at the last minute. Check in was smooth, and the front desk staff helpful. But. Our first problem was that the cleaning staff never made it to the bathroom, so someone else's towels were wadded up next to the toilet. I went downstairs and got two new towels. Then, I noticed that the public areas were quite dirty; the elevator had a drool on the panel that looked like a kid had blown his nose there. The drool was still there when we checked out two days later. The elevator door track was dirty. The carpeting in the hallways badly needed shampooing. Then the one elevator in the building died, and stayed dead for almost 24 hours. According to an anonymous source (who works there) it was due to debris falling on the elevator door closing mechanism because the vents at the top of the shaft weren't being periodically cleaned. Not Dover's (the elevator company) fault. It appeared to me that the hotel was cutting corners by not hiring enough maintenance and cleaning people and/or not paying enough to retain them. Of course there was no daily tidying up of the room, emptying the trash or exchange of towels. The Covid excuse is getting old; most hotels in this price range now will at least do those minimal things. In addition to the front desk, the breakfast employees were bright spots. They worked very hard keeping the tiny breakfast area clean and the food appealing. Despite this, I doubt if we'll want to stay here again.