Inn at Cannon Beach
3215 S Hemlock St
Cannon Beach, OR
Your Quiet Corner of Cannon Beach.
About Inn at Cannon Beach
The Inn at Cannon Beach opened in July 2000 on a quiet stretch of South Hemlock Street in Cannon Beach, Oregon, set back from the road behind old-growth Sitka spruce and a naturalized pond that has become a gathering point for local deer and rabbits. Every room opens to a private patio, balcony, or direct courtyard access. The property has been family-owned since it opened. Cannon Beach is home to Haystack Rock, one of the most photographed sea stack formations on the Pacific coast, 1.3 miles north along the beach. Ecola State Park begins one mile north of town. The main strip of Hemlock Street shops and restaurants is a short walk from the property.
What Inn at Cannon Beach Is Known For
The pet program at Inn at Cannon Beach is the most genuinely considered pet hospitality on the Oregon coast. Dogs receive a welcome goodie bag at check-in. Every pet-traveling room comes with an in-room basket: sleeping sheet, towel, treats, and waste bags. A dedicated dog wash station sits on the south end of the property for post-beach cleanup.
Amenities
- Pets Welcome
- EV Charging
- Breakfast Included
- WiFi
- Two-person jetted tubs (select Deluxe rooms)
- In-room gas fireplaces (select rooms)
- Complimentary daily passes to Cannon Beach Fitness and Cannon Beach Yoga Arts
- Dog wash station on-site
- Naturalized courtyard pond
- Garden paths through old-growth Sitka spruce
- Lending library of books, games, and DVDs
- Fresh-baked cookies and coffee in the lobby
- Summer courtyard barbecues and root beer floats
What Guests Love
- Complimentary daily passes to Cannon Beach Fitness and Cannon Beach Yoga Arts come with every room
- Select Deluxe rooms pair a two-person jetted tub with a gas fireplace, a standout combination for a winter Oregon coast trip
- Traveling pets receive a welcome goodie bag at check-in, an in-room basket with towel, treats, and supplies
- A dedicated on-site dog wash station
Worth Knowing
- The inn sits at the quiet south end of Cannon Beach, about 1.3 miles from the shops and restaurants along central Hemlock Street. A car or willingness to walk makes the most of the location
- Not all rooms have air conditioning. Request an air-conditioned room specifically when booking if this matters to you.
- The courtyard pond draws frogs in warmer months. Light sleepers in rooms closest to the courtyard may hear them on warm evenings
- Summer weekends in Cannon Beach fill quickly. Book at least three to four weeks ahead for July and August
- Pets are welcome. A pet fee applies; contact the property directly to confirm current amounts and any restrictions before booking.
The Room
Rooms run from Classic to Deluxe in king and two-bed room configurations, with sofa sleeper options in many. Select Deluxe rooms include a two-person jetted tub alongside the in-room gas fireplace, a combination that earns its reputation on a cold Cannon Beach evening. All rooms have coffee makers, refrigerators, and free WiFi. Every room opens to a private patio, balcony, or direct courtyard access.
The Grounds
The beach is one block away, an easy walk down to the sand, and Haystack Rock stands just over a mile north. The grounds are the defining feature of this end of Cannon Beach: a cluster of wood-sided buildings wrapped around a landscaped garden, with the naturalized courtyard pond as its centerpiece. Local deer and wild bunnies gather at the water in the quiet hours. Adirondack chairs sit in the sunny spots facing the courtyard, and the south grass holds the dog wash station for post-beach cleanup. Free parking sits directly at each room. The south end of Cannon Beach runs quieter than the central beach access, with easier parking and a more residential feel than the downtown blocks.
The Experience
The rhythm here is set by the garden and the Pacific in roughly equal measure. Breakfast is a full buffet with a hot item that rotates through the week, and coffee and fresh-baked cookies stay out in the lobby all day, so there is always a reason to pass through on your way in or out. A lending library of books, board games, and DVDs sits ready for a foggy afternoon or a slow evening in front of the in-room gas fireplace. In summer the staff fire up Saturday barbecues in the courtyard and hand out root beer floats on warmer afternoons, small rituals that turn a stay into a reason to linger. By midmorning most guests are on the sand or driving north to Ecola State Park, where the Tillamook Head trail rewards the climb with coast views most Cannon Beach visitors never see. The afternoon belongs to the courtyard: spruce light filters low across the pond, deer appear at the water's edge if you sit quietly, and the staff operate at a consistent register of warmth that has built this property's reputation one repeat guest at a time.
Details
Cannon Beach, OR 97110
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Inn at Cannon Beach have WiFi?
Yes, Inn at Cannon Beach has WiFi.
What is there to do near Inn at Cannon Beach?
Haystack Rock: 0.5 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk. Ecola State Park: 3 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there. Oswald West State Park: 10 miles, about a 20 minute drive.
How far is Inn at Cannon Beach from Haystack Rock?
0.5 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
How far is Inn at Cannon Beach from Ecola State Park?
3 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there.
How far is Inn at Cannon Beach from Oswald West State Park?
10 miles, about a 20 minute drive.
Is Inn at Cannon Beach pet friendly?
Yes. Inn at Cannon Beach welcomes pets. A pet fee applies; contact the property directly to confirm current amounts and any restrictions before booking.
How far is Inn at Cannon Beach from Haystack Rock?
Haystack Rock is 1.2 miles north along the beach, walkable at low tide. Cross South Hemlock Street and head north on the sand.
Does Inn at Cannon Beach include breakfast?
Yes. A complimentary breakfast buffet is served daily , with cereals, yogurt, fruit, and eggs. The hot item rotates daily: waffles, French toast, biscuits and gravy, and omelets cycle through the week.
Does Inn at Cannon Beach have EV charging?
Yes. EV charging stations are available on-site at no additional charge for registered guests.
How far is Ecola State Park from Inn at Cannon Beach?
Ecola State Park is about 3 miles north, a 15-minute drive on the coastal roads. The park has 9 miles of trails and clifftop views looking south toward Haystack Rock and the Cannon Beach headlands.
Does Inn at Cannon Beach have a pool?
No. The property features a naturalized courtyard pond and garden grounds, but not a swimming pool. Complimentary daily passes to Cannon Beach Fitness are included with every room.
What room types does Inn at Cannon Beach offer?
The inn offers Classic and Deluxe room types in king and two-bed room configurations, with sofa sleeper options in many rooms. Select Deluxe rooms include a two-person jetted tub and gas fireplace. Only 19 of the rooms have air conditioning, so request one specifically if that matters to you.
Is parking available at Inn at Cannon Beach?
Yes. Free on-site parking is available at Inn at Cannon Beach.
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Things to Do Near Cannon Beach
Haystack Rock
0.5 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
Cannon Beach's defining landmark rises 235 feet above the shoreline 1.2 miles north along the sand, walkable from the inn at low tide. Tide pools at its base shelter purple sea stars, anemones, and nesting tufted puffins in late spring and early summer. The rock is a Marine Garden protected by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, and tide pool rangers are on-site in summer to answer questions and protect the wildlife.
Ecola State Park
3 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there.
Nine miles of coastal trails run through old-growth Sitka spruce and along clifftop headlands 3 miles north of the inn, about a 15-minute drive. The view from above Indian Beach, looking south toward Haystack Rock and the Cannon Beach headlands, is one of the most photographed on the Oregon coast. The Tillamook Head trail continues north to Seaside through old-growth coastal forest that sees far fewer visitors than the main park entrance.
Oswald West State Park
10 miles, about a 20 minute drive.
A half-mile walk through old-growth coastal forest leads to Short Sands Beach, a sheltered cove popular with surfers and sea kayakers 10 miles south on Highway 101. The park is also the southern trailhead for the 36-mile Tillamook Head trail system and one of the most beloved day trips from Cannon Beach.