Inn at Discovery Coast

This was our last stop on our coastal anniversary trip. We had been booking more local places instead of chain hotels. We were excited because we thought we had a beach front hotel, turns out our room was in the "beach house" which is behind the big inn buliding so no water view. Also we drove around 3 times because we couldn't find our room, we were unaware that there were rooms inside the beach house. You go through what just looks like someones back door and there are two hotel doors inside. Very odd. Then the room itself was like they were trying to make it fancy but skipping comfort and quality. The room felt damp and the only chair was a questionable looking chair in the corner that had stains on it. The bed was basically on the floor and like laying on a brick. My husband likes firm beds and even he was complaining about the bed being hard. The shower light was missing a cover over it. It just wasn't worth the amount of money. We stayed in much nicer places along the coast for less money that came with included breakfast. This hotel didn't even offer breakfast to it's guests.

This was our 8th year in a row coming to the Adrift/Inn properties. This year we stayed in the Beach House and were disappointed with our experience. The room showed significant wear and tear (like chunks of wood missing from furniture, splinters, unpainted wall patches) and the noise from the upstairs suite was really loud. The room was also significantly dusty in corners and above light fixtures. They have also clearly downgraded the benefits of their loyalty program, which they did without any heads up. (I have received notice from other loyalty programs when benefits have changed.) We used to love the breakfast platter...which is now only 2 vouchers for espresso and a box of caramels. The benefit program benefits is one of the reasons we kept coming back and it was hard to see this get such a swift downgrade. The staff are really lovely and the location is truly unbeatable. Also, the pool is a nice addition! It's disappointing to see that the hospitality group's growth has come at the expense of quality and the previously generous benefits program. We've never considered going elsewhere but I would say that the amenities of the Inn are not worth the expense and if you're going, stay at The Adrift, definitely don't stay in the beachouse.

If you look back to 2018, you'll find a 5 star review from me. Unfortunately, our experience wasn't the same this year - which is so sad because we've been coming back to Inn at Discovery Coast for years. We consider it our special place for our anniversary. This year, it definitely was missing some magic. We loved the room service breakfasts that used to come with our stay. Then it was limited to 1 breakfast per stay. Then they were available only for purchase. Now, breakfast is available in the lobby and it's pastries or egg bites. The cozy baskets are gone. We loved the classic white, oversized spa robes. My husband is 6'1" and needs a large robe. The robes are now a light gray hoodie material and too small for him. The toilet paper is terrible quality, and the toiletries have changed. Even the towels and bedding were looking flimsy and threadbare, and one of our towels was torn. There is no longer an honor bar with cool snacks. The shining lights of our stay were the Pickled Fish staff. Our bartender made an awesome drink - the Love Flight - and our server, Brittany, was awesome. Of course the food was delicious - we've always loved Pickled Fish. We were surprised that there wasn't live music on Valentine's Day, though, and the hostess seemed annoyed when we requested a table in the window (we had reservations, and it was our Anniversary - which I specified in the reservation). Overall, it just didn't feel the same. The things that made it special seem to be going away, which makes us sad. It's a nice enough hotel, but there are many just like it now. We miss the old experience.

The room was incredible. We had a 3rd floor room and the views are amazing. Bed was comfortable and room set up well. The only negative was the parking lot. Way too small. If you have a full sized truck you will not be able to fit it in the lot. I needed to park at the Adrift and walk over.

Unfortunately, property amenities have continued to go downhill since my last stay. The Inn used to offer complimentary breakfast delivery to every room during every stay, and then it changed and the complimentary breakfast delivery was offered as a complimentary perk once per stay only to guests with a certain tier of loyalty. Now, complimentary breakfast delivery is not offered at all and guests with higher loyalty tiers are only given a bag of caramel corn and a voucher for 2 complimentary espresso drinks at the new espresso bar in the lobby. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful in explaining the loyalty program changes. However it's deeply disappointing to see loyalty perks downgraded, especially without adequate advance communication of the changes.

Nice room on a quiet beach of this busy funky beach town. We had cold foggy weather but I could see how this would be a fun spot in summer: funky dinky putt putt golf, go carts, bikes and horse rides in walking distance. Town has bright colors and lots of shops. Fun bakery,and candy stores. It was our last stop on our trek around the Northwest, the last night before our flights out of Seattle. This hotel really pushed the No-contact concept so be prepared. It works, just doesn’t feel like great service. We requested and did pick up keys in person at the affiliated Adrift Hotel next door. Never saw anyone but guests after that. The room was spacious, well appointed in a modern rustic style. Bed very comfy. The bathroom is not very private; there are two barn doors that do nothing for sound mitigation. They provided nice ground coffee and French press which we appreciated!

We loved our stay at Inn at Discovery Coast. Our room decor was exactly like a beach cabin. The location on the beach was perfect and the sunset was beautiful. The hotel provided complimentary bikes to use, which was perfect for exploring through the beach trails. Would stay here again.

This is associated with the adjacent Adrift Hotel but in a separate building. A spacious room with fantastic beach view. Very good bath amenities. The room has a small balcony and a couple of chairs to watch the sunset. Easy access to a great spa and restaurant

We stayed three nights at three different properties owner by this company. The Inn at Discovery Coast was definitely the best room. We stayed in a first floor corner room. The noise from above was definitely the worst part of our stay. The bed was heaven: so comfortable. The french-press coffee was great and there were even some cream packets in the refrigerator (way better than the powder "whitener" most often found at hotels). The jetted bath tub was divine and I enjoyed it twice over our one night stay. The room is rustic with wood simply hammered into the walls, but with that comfortable bed and pillows and the wonderful tub, it felt worth the expensive price tag. The properties include a "resort fee" to cover costs of their free rental bikes, pool, sauna, and beverage station in the main lobby.