| upgraded rooms add balconies and/or ocean views. sophisticated rooms feature handmade carpets, pale wood furniture and modern artworks. there's also a woodsy-chic lounge. breakfast is available. all have smart tvs and wi-fi, plus minifridges and microwaves. check-in time: 4:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. a block from seaside beach along the pacific ocean, this upscale, contemporary hotel in the city center is half a mile from highway 101 and 3 miles from the clifftop hiking trail at tillamook head. amenities include an indoor saltwater pool, a spa, a gym and loaner bikes, as well as a patio with a fire pit. the 1- and 2-bedroom suites offer living rooms, sofas and spa-style showers
Portland International Airport 1 hr 44
Saddle Mountain (53 min)
The tallest mountain in Clatsop County with hiking trails, wildflowers, seasonal camping & views. Ecola State Park (21 min)
Park, hiking, and beach Tillamook Head (19 min)
Elevated promontory with dramatic oceanfront cliffs & an easygoing 3.6-mile loop trail. Seaside Museum & Historical Society (6 min)
Several galleries & a diorama of the town explore the ancient & recent history of the region. Cannon Beach History Center & Museum (15 min) Seaside Aquarium (2 min)
Small aquarium opened in 1937 showcasing seals, an underwater exhibit & a touch tank. Tillamook Rock Lighthouse (26 min)
Offshore 1881 lighthouse, deactivated in 1957 due to the treacherous commute to maintain it. Hug Point State Recreation Site (20 min)
Picturesque oceanside state park featuring forested picnic areas & a sandy cove beach. Haystack Rock (16 min)
Soaring shoreline rock formation in a dramatic setting offering low-tide access & marine activity. Lewis and Clark Salt Cairn Historic Monument (16 min) Seaside Inverted Experience (3 min) Seaside Visitors Bureau (9 min) Captain Kid Amusement Park (6 min)
Amusement park offering an 18-hole mini-golf course & go-karting facilities. Funland Entertainment Center (3 min) Lewis and Clark National Historical Park (22 min)
The Corps of Discovery spent a winter at this woodsy inlet, now home to a replica stockade & trails. | 
