Yachats Inn
331 Hwy 101 S
Yachats, OR
Perched on 4.4 oceanfront acres. Every one faces the Pacific.
This property is an Honorable Mention. It has been vetted and approved for our highest standards of cleanliness, safety, and operational excellence. While it is still evolving toward our full design-led designation, it is a proven, reliable anchor for any road trip. We recommend it with confidence.
About Yachats Inn
The Yachats Inn has been family-owned and operated since the 1950s, occupying a stretch of oceanfront property in the heart of Yachats, one of the most consistently praised small towns on the Oregon coast. The 4.4-acre property is arranged to give every guest an ocean view, along with an indoor heated pool and a hot tub, both with direct sightlines to the Pacific. Room options range from original standard rooms to front suites with full kitchens and wood-burning fireplaces, to newer kitchen suites with gas fireplaces. A community room with a piano and family play space is available to all guests. Cape Perpetua and Thor's Well are less than two miles away.
What Yachats Inn Is Known For
An indoor heated pool and 10-person hot tub with direct ocean views is genuinely rare on the Oregon coast. Most properties this close to the water use outdoor pools or none at all. The Yachats Inn's indoor setup means the experience holds in any weather, which on the central Oregon coast is not a small thing.
Amenities
- Pets Welcome
- WiFi
- Indoor heated pool (85 degrees) with ocean views
- 10-person hot tub (104 degrees) with ocean views
- Full kitchen suites with wood-burning and gas fireplaces
- Community room with piano and family play space
- Oceanfront path to the beach
What Guests Love
- The indoor heated pool and 10-person hot tub both face the Pacific. Rain or shine, guests can soak with an ocean view, which very few Oregon coast properties offer.
- Every room faces the ocean on 4.4 acres of dedicated oceanfront property.
- Full kitchen suites make multi-night stays practical without eating out for every meal.
- The property is family-owned and operated, and guest reviews consistently mention staff warmth and responsiveness.
- Cape Perpetua, Thor's Well, and the Captain Cook Trail tidepools are less than two miles from the front door.
Worth Knowing
- WiFi can be spotty in some rooms, particularly in the original wing. If reliable connectivity matters, ask about room options in the newer section when booking.
- Kitchen appliance issues in some units have been noted in occasional reviews. Contact the property to confirm the kitchen is fully functional before a stay where cooking is part of the plan.
- The standard rooms in the original wing are clean and comfortable but not distinctively designed. If room character matters as much as ocean views, the kitchen suites in the newer section are worth the step up.
- Pets are welcome. Contact the property before booking to confirm current pet policies and availability of pet-friendly rooms.
The Room
Standard rooms have two queen or king beds with ocean views and basic furnishings. Front suites step up considerably: full kitchens, wood-burning fireplaces, and ocean views from larger living areas. Newer kitchen suites offer the same full kitchen setup with gas fireplaces. All rooms have in-room coffee makers. The community room includes a piano, play area for families, and a full communal kitchen.
The Grounds
Four and a half oceanfront acres extend from the inn to the Oregon coast. A path leads from the property to the beach. The indoor pool, heated to 85 degrees, and the 10-person hot tub at 104 degrees, both have windows framing the ocean. Free parking is available on-site. The property occupies the south end of Yachats, with the town center a short walk north.
The Experience
The indoor pool at the Yachats Inn might be the most honest reason to book it: watching the Pacific from warm water while rain sheets down the windows is a specific Oregon coast experience. Multi-day stays work well here because the kitchen suites let guests cook rather than eat out for every meal. Yachats has several excellent restaurants within walking distance. Cape Perpetua, Thor's Well, and the Sitka spruce forest are two miles south for days when the weather cooperates.
Details
Yachats, OR 97498
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Yachats Inn have EV charging?
No, Yachats Inn does not have EV charging.
Does Yachats Inn have WiFi?
Yes, Yachats Inn has WiFi.
What is there to do near Yachats Inn?
Cape Perpetua Scenic Area: 1.5 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there. Thor's Well and the Devil's Churn: 2 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there. Sea Lion Caves: 20 miles, about a 40 minute drive.
How far is Yachats Inn from Cape Perpetua Scenic Area?
1.5 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there.
How far is Yachats Inn from Thor's Well and the Devil's Churn?
2 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there.
How far is Yachats Inn from Sea Lion Caves?
20 miles, about a 40 minute drive.
Is Yachats Inn pet friendly?
Yes. Yachats Inn welcomes pets. Contact the property before booking to confirm current pet policies and availability of pet-friendly rooms.
Does Yachats Inn have a pool?
Yes. Yachats Inn has an indoor heated pool at 85 degrees and a 10-person hot tub at 104 degrees, both with ocean views. The indoor location makes them usable in any weather.
Does Yachats Inn include breakfast?
Breakfast is not included in the room rate at Yachats Inn. The kitchen suites include full kitchens, and several restaurants are within walking distance in Yachats.
How far is Yachats Inn from Cape Perpetua?
Cape Perpetua Scenic Area is 1.5 miles north of Yachats Inn, about a 4-minute drive. Thor's Well, the Devil's Churn, the Captain Cook Trail, and the CCC shelter viewpoint are all within Cape Perpetua.
Is parking available at Yachats Inn?
Yes. Free on-site parking is available for guests.
Do Yachats Inn rooms have kitchens?
Yes, in select room types. Front suites include full kitchens with wood-burning fireplaces. Newer kitchen suites include full kitchens with gas fireplaces. Standard rooms do not have kitchens but have in-room coffeemakers.
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Things to Do Near the Oregon Coast
Cape Perpetua Scenic Area
1.5 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there.
1.5 miles north on US-101, about a 4-minute drive. Cape Perpetua is an 800-foot headland rising directly from the sea, one of the highest points on the Oregon coast. Thor's Well, the Devil's Churn, and the Captain Cook Trail tidepools are within the scenic area. A 1939 CCC shelter at the summit has views spanning 37 miles of coastline.
Thor's Well and the Devil's Churn
2 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can bike there.
2 miles north on US-101, about a 5-minute drive. Thor's Well is a saltwater fountain in the basalt shelf at Cape Perpetua: a circular opening in the rock that fills and drains with the tidal surge, appearing to drain the ocean at low tide and erupt with each wave at high tide. The Devil's Churn is a narrow inlet where waves compress and surge with striking force. Both are accessible from the Cape Cove parking area.
Sea Lion Caves
20 miles, about a 40 minute drive.
20 miles south on US-101, about a 25-minute drive. The world's largest sea cave is home to a resident colony of Steller sea lions year-round, accessible via elevator to the cave floor 208 feet below the cliff. Fall and winter months bring the largest colony numbers. Heceta Head Lighthouse is 2 miles north of Sea Lion Caves.