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"It was a good place to stay! "

"The staff at the Hallmark Resort in Newport were wonderful to work with and extraordinarily helpful with every extra request. "

"Clean room and friendly service"

"This was a spontaneous get-away to visit the ocean beaches with our little dog. We lucked out with clear skies: sunny days and moonlit nights. We love the Yachats area for its natural beauty.Tillucum Motel has been in existence for a long time and has architectural features from the 50's that we really liked e.g. the wall next to the tub/shower was largely thick glass cubes that let in the sunlight. It gave the bathroom an airy feel. The queen bed was comfortable. Other furniture included a collapsible table and a couple of comfy chairs. Small coffee maker, microwave and fridge...what else could you want for a couple of nights? Could easily adjust the heaters (wall) and electric "wood" stove. Our backdoor opened onto a large field with a path that led to stairs down to the beach. Hardly anyone was there midweek January. Could hear the crashing waves from our room. We took advantage of the extensive DVD and book collection in the lobby along with the donuts, fruit and coffee served each morning at 8 am. The staff was cheerful and welcoming. The only negative was a restaurant recommendation for seafood. We went to Luna's in Yachat's. Yes they have seafood but the inside is pretty rough and for two very basic fish plates served with very mediocre fries and coleslaw, 1 rootbeer, we paid over $70 dollars (includes tip)! We had to laugh. Inflation reduction has not arrived here. We highly recommend visiting the nearby Sea Lion Cave. Quite extraordinary!"

"Love this place. The staff are welcoming and kind. Pool sauna a plus as well. We will be back! Thank you! "

"This place is great. Kind of old, but well updated and nice. Just know you will be charged a resort fee of $40 (35 fee 5 tax) per day."

"I like the heated pool "