Ashore Hotel

I LOVE this hotel! They are just AMAZING! If you are an environmentally conscious person, this is the hotel for you. They are very green! They have taken recycling seriously, and show it! Also every cleaning product from the shampoo and soap in your room to the cleaning supplies in the kitchen are eco friendly. The swimming pool included, (although it is a bit too warm for my tastes, I like it just below body temp so I can work up a sweat swimming without overheating), but it is SALINE not Chlorine. It is rather more of a gigantic hot tub. The people who work and stay here are so friendly. I am an organic farmer from northern Washington and had so much fun with the staff and the other guests at the bonfire pit! I will definitely bring my dogs next time, as they have many pet friendly rooms. My daughter and I came for a bit of mother and daughter time, and now I can’t wait to bring my whole family back! I’m sorry if I am using a lot of exclamation but this really is the most excited I have ever been about a hotel stay. I feel like this is what I would do if I were to run a Hotel MYSELF. This is how I LIVE every day, and FINALLY have found a vacation where I feel I have found A HOME AWAY FROM HOME! They also have WONDERFUL organic local beers and wines and nibbles. I just can’t say enough GREAT things about this Family! These are wonderful people who just want to make everyone around them as HAPPY as they are. Plus they have a fantastic location, half a block from the Promenade, and free Bikes for riding. If you factor in all the additions in this place it is a SIX star stay! I did not see anyone happier in the whole town than those of us at the Ashore!

Fun place. Instead of a lobby you can drink in they have a bar you can check in… In. The pool is nice and hot. The bottom floor is cozy with the cement floors adding to the city appeal.

Let your hipster heart rejoice! Edison bulbs, exposed conduit, galvanized pipe, «pallet» wood, and «hard-​wood» floors! Take Ashore for what it is, a comfortable place to hangout, don’t expect refined or cozy rooms, it’s not a 4 star price or hotel. My wife and I have enjoyed Adrift, the sister hotel in Long Beach, so we thought we would give Ashore a try. We like the king size bed, the shower is a neat idea with the rainfall head, and the fireplace is a cute touch. We were slightly concerned when we noticed the «chimney» wasn’t actually functional, but we were relieved to find out you don’t burn wood in the fireplace. They offer two cans for fuel, kind of like sterno to be your fire, it’s a nice touch. We didn’t use the pool because we forgot our suits. The staff was nice and we don’t have any major complaints. If you look with a keen eye you’ll see where the line between craftsmanship and trendy is blurred, but why spend so much time in your room when your surrounded by beautiful Oregon. We’ll be back!

Hubby and I stayed here for one night. Check in was at 3. Our room wasn’t ready till 5ish. Unfortunately our heater wasn’t as effective. It took more than an hour to heat up that small room! But Staff was really nice and helpful! Hotel is so near to beach and many restaurants.

It’s a nice property very close to the beach. I loved the room décor, swimming pool & sauna. I would love to book my next stay here

Very nice place, hardly 100 steps to the beach. Has a soaking/​swimming pool, sauna. Lady in the front desk is very warm and welcoming. Rooms are clean and contains everything you need.

What a cool place to rest your head. On a late night drive during our vacation, Hotwire found us the Ashore Hotel. We snagged a price out side our budget, but we needed to sleep. Little did we know we had treat ahead of us at Ashore.
This is not a Ritz Carlton, rather a place your best friend might want you to stay in. Minimalist in design, they have revamped what I imagine was an old, run-​down, motel and turned into a place full of charm in every corner. No skimping here, just minimal and clever. The mattress was the best we slept on and it felt like our room was hand built for us by the folks that run the place.
Not only did it turn out to be our favorite hotel room in our trip from Denver to San Fran and up the coast to Seattle, but they were beyond accommodating. We were set to arrive well past their office closing time, but the gal at the front desk waited and assured us she was planning on staying late anyway. Perfect customer service and a passion for the place and people she served.
My only regret is not being able to stay longer than 8 hours here.
Cheers!

An unexpected gem when we came into Seaside without a room reservation anywhere. Thanks to Unilocal we learned just enough to take a look. We got a discount for a last minute booking since they had some vacancies. And we were allowed to check in early. The modern style includes so many cool details — we were curious about the other rooms. A housekeeper who has been working here since before the remodel (in the Sundowner days) showed us the other room styles and they were all amazing. The pet friendliness (only an additional $ 15 regardless of length of stay) will entice me to return with my dog, especially since the beach is so close and there’s plenty of shopping, eating, and recreation within walking distance. I doubt there will be many weekend vacancies once people start discovering this cool place!

First, sorry to Kathleen who was expecting the Ritz Carlton when paying $ 100/​night. Hilarious what people expect when staying at hotels. Should have booked the Holiday Inn, sweetheart.
Onto the review! We booked this place last minute because I heard a radio ad about Seaside mention it as being pet friendly (wahoo!). The price was right and the location is fantastic. You’re literally a block from the beach and a block from the main strip of shops and food.
Staff was friendly although they work at their own pace — coming from Portland I am no stranger to this type of folk. Come with patience and remember you’re here to relax and enjoy the coast. They have a little pool and a cute outdoor fire pit that’s open until 11ish I think. Plus coffee and wine bar — yes the wine is expensive. $ 12/​glass is on the higher end but if you don’t like it, shut up and buy your own cheap 2-​buck Chuck at Safeway. I was appreciative of good coffee in the morning.
The rooms are super cool. Very modern — Eastside Portland apartment style. Upcycled things, funky style. Hardwood floors and beautiful wood counters. Unsure why someone thought the bedframe was ouch-​inducing. Ours was beautiful and no one suffered any injuries. Maybe we’re just not clumsy? The bathroom is small — it’s a hotel FFS. But the toilet and shower are separate from the sink area which has a pretty large sized counter for all your getting ready needs. The shower was great — rainshower type head and plenty of boiling hot water. Shower amenities smelled great and were actually nice — not crappy Holiday Inn cheapo stuff. Fluffy towels and ROBES! Love that. The bed was large a comfortable. Tempurpedic type mattress. Sheets were clean and soft. There is a little fireplace and mini fridge so those are nice if you need them.
Overall we really enjoyed our stay here. The dogs did, too. A bonus is this place is super eco-​friendly and does a lot to ensure they reduce their waste. We like that. I would highly recommend this place, especially if you’re traveling with your furkids.

We stayed in this place for one night and it was wonderful! It is very reasonably priced and the coffee is spectacular! The pool is a little small but it is very nice. I would stay here again in a heart beat!

This place is recently been remodeled and its a serious upgrade! Someone did a great job with the décor and for seaside, this place is great!
They have a «pool» or that’s always 98+ degrees, a wine and beer bar which is kinda expensive but great and even have a coffee bar!
They have bikes out front that are included in your room fee that you can take out for a spin on the boardwalk or bike down to Starbucks.
The rooms have concrete floors and are cleaned daily. No microwave though.
The rooms are very classy and we truly enjoyed our stay.
For the price of the rooms and location, I would call to see if they have any rooms open before you stay in another dump.

Most important of all, the room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The décor is creative and hip. The staff are friendly. The Lattes are excellent. With that said, there are some limitations. There was no couch or sofa chair in our room. The bathroom was small. The floors were concrete which is perfect for visiting the sandy beach, but a bit cold in the AM. However, to end on a positive note, the towels were plush, the toilettries were EO brand, and the TV screen was huge. I would stay here again.

As of my staying here, this hotel has been open for 5 weeks. It is a breath of fresh air in Seaside, OR. It is extremely modern and tastefully decorated. One would call it industrial chic.
Our room was a King room, which was amazing. Of course we did have the best room in the hotel with the most windows, not going to say which one though for hopes of getting it again :)
The room had a fire place and two Wes Elm chairs along with a Vizio flat screen TV all very tastefully done.
The bed was very comfortable and extremely spacious.
Here are the pro’s and con’s from my experience (NOTE: This hotel just opened and they are taking any and all suggestions for improvements, many of these cons could be fixed very shortly, so take them with a grain of salt.)
Pros: Hardwood floors, modern décor and style, beer on tap, free bikes, fire pit, free local coffee, fireplace, spacious rooms, waterfall shower, sauna, and hot salene soaking pool, robes, comortable beds, flat screen TV, high end soaps and lavendar lotion, two blocks from the beach, one block from the city center.
Cons: Lack of hooks in the bathroom, no complementary breakfast, bathroom door was unfinished and had a hard time closing, dim lighting (I personal like edison bulbs so I had no problem with it, but some might).
Bottom line: You won’t regret staying there, if you like yourself industrial chic décor are a millennial and keep in mind it is a recently remodeled hotel that is still working out the kinks.

I get it. They bought a no-​tell motel close to the beach and are revamping it and trying to make a go of it. Needs a lot of work.
First room we were given was lucky 13. Opened the door– was not cleaned from previous guest. Bed unmade, not changed, etc.
Front desk apologized and gave us 10% off our room. (Wow. A whole $ 10.) Our room was cleanish and SMALL. You walk in, and you are 2 steps before you are at your bed. (Incidentally, give your bed a WIDE berth, or you will gouge your shins by the bed frame constantly. Yeowch!!) Nothing but a hook to hang your clothes up on. Hope you don’t mind living out of a suitcase and/​or don’t plan on staying long. Lights are «industrial» style so skip the makeup, ladies. You can’t see to put any on in the mirror. Shower only, no tub, which is impossible to use without soaking your hair every single time. No view at all other than that of a parking lot. Pool is indoor, very small, 4-​feet deep, and disappointing. Wine and beer available in lobby. Pinot Noir will run you $ 12/​glass. REALLY?! Am I at a nice Hyatt or something?! Luckily we brought our own wine and beer with. Would have been nice to put it in a COLD mini fridge, but it wasn’t plugged in and operational upon our arrival. Decided we’d like to stay in one night (of 3) and watch some TV –TVs don’t work. Well… take that back. If you like watching NOTHING but Fox News, you’ll think you’ve died and gone to Heaven.
I wouldn’t stay here again even if it was free.