South Jetty Inn

We stayed here this Memorial Day weekend. It was great. Reasonably quiet and clean. Lots of tobacco and marijuana smoke coming in through our windows though. Nonetheless, we would definitely stay here again. Restaurant across the street The Bouy was fantastic! I had a crab omelette.

We chose this Inn because of it’s location and it’s rates are half the prices of hotels in Astoria. It’s a nice little hotel. We didn’t get one of the «updated» rooms but that’s ok because we preferred the ground floor with our dog and infant son. The bed wasn’t the most comfortable but my bed at home is a memory foam mattress so it’s hard to compare. The room was clean, decent size. Did have a microwave, fridge and nice little flat screen tv.
I was unimpressed with their customer service. The two phone calls I made to get prices and finally reserve my room were more hassle than I’d like. First the woman wasn’t in the office and said she’d call me back but never did. Then when I called to reserve my room she almost talked me out of it and into a suite since we had 4 people but then proceeded to tell me the suite wasn’t available for my dates! Why tell me about it at all if it’s not available!
Then when we got there to check in the guy was disoriented somehow and couldn’t find our reservation on their hand written calender until I helped him flip the page to the right date. When we got in our room there was a menu for a diner with the same name as the Inn, yet we were not told where this was. Luckily it was just across the street and down a little ways so we could see it from the parking lot.
Overall a good place to stay if you don’t plan on doing anything but sleeping and showering in your room. Great location! Close to the State Park, the beach, Astoria and Seaside. I’d stay here again but maybe bring an air mattress to put on top of the bed. :)

Yes, this is a fine place to find peace and rest for a weekend. I had intended to stay in Astoria and explore the region, but decided on this tiny fishing town of Hammond and adjacent Warrenton and their nice beaches versus the highway setting of comparably priced lodging in Astoria. I had extremely convenient access to Fort Stephens, the jetty, the shipwreck, the beaches, the Columbia fishing scene, trail systems, local flower farms and more than I could get to seeing. We climbed Saddle Mountain nearby one day and I was able to see all the Astoria sights I had on my list.
Greg checked me in early, promptly and without hassle. He ensured I ended up in one of his more recent remodels that had unique character and style with wooden floors and a bit of fishing décor. The place was clean and all operated very well. It was very pleasant to wake up to a sleepy fishing town during my weekend versus a crowded tourist portal of traffic.
This location is well positioned to reach Astoria, Seaside and beyond. You do not have to be a fisherman to hang out at the South Jetty.

We had a nice 1 night stay here. The staff were very helpful and responsive to our requests. They had a little trouble finding our rservation and therefore had to give us a different room but it was an upgrade so I am not complaining.
The room was newly remodeled and had a country rustic décor which we really liked. The lighting in the room was a little dim but no big deal. We would definitely stay here again and recommend it to others.
Do not expect a lavish 5 star experience. Do expect a clean and comfortable rustic décor room with a helpful staff.