Oregon best coastal stops
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Oregon best coastal stops
After 4 nites in Portland (with day trips) we thought of staying at some of the inns along the coast....Cannon Beach (Stephanie Inn)....Yachats....and/or Gold Beach...then to Ashland and on to 2 nites at Crater Lake Lodge and back up towards Portland ( where to stay between Crater Lake & Portland. We have a total of 2 weeks and are planning our trip on the reservations we have booked at CL.
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you might check out the Channel House in Depoe Bay or their new property Whale Cove Inn
some of the rooms have hot tubs on the deck overlooking the ocean
http://www.channelhouse.com/
some of the rooms have hot tubs on the deck overlooking the ocean
http://www.channelhouse.com/
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If I understand your post correctly, you'll be visiting the coast on the way down to Crater Lake? If so, why don't you consider continuing over the Crater Lake Highway to Central Oregon? You could stay at Sunriver, just south of Bend-2 hours from Crater Lake. It might be a nice change from the coast, especially if the coastal weather is not good. It's another 3 hours from Sunriver to Portland.
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If you can get reservations as NWWanderer has advised, book 'em!! Those are perhaps the three best lodgings on the entire coast. And that would pretty much fill out your two weeks. The stop between Crater Lake and Portland that makes the most sense is the Bend area, but you haven't time to do that justice. So, plan to drive directly to Portland from Crater Lake; it's only about 5 hours. And if in finalizing your itinerary, you find you've got an extra night, add it to Yachats.
That all said, if you're planning this trip for next month, and don't yet have any reservations except at Crater Lake, good luck!
That all said, if you're planning this trip for next month, and don't yet have any reservations except at Crater Lake, good luck!
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What is it that you like so much about dinner at Stephanie Inn, kimamom? And why do you suppose John Newman left to open his own restaurant? I much prefer the varied menu of Newman's @ 988 to the fixed menu at Stephanie Inn. And the food is every bit as good or better too, not to mention the relaxed, casual elegance of Newman's as compared to the stuffy Stephanie Inn.
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we will be dining in both places.....one nite at the inn and the other at Newmans. Couldn't get into Tu Tu Tun Lodge...from Yachats ( 2 nites) decided to go to Ashland and "brush up our Shakespeare"....on to 2 nites in CL and then 2 nites in Bend and back to Portland overnite and home. We have 15 day to enjoy the sites and some mild hiking(very mild). My husband & I are late 60's early 70's ( he's the early 70's..LOL)
Thanx for all your suggestions....if you have any more, I'm still here.
Thanx for all your suggestions....if you have any more, I'm still here.
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nakra, while you are in Portland you may want to consider a meal at Lucier, a gorgeous new waterfront resaurant in Portland. We enjoyed over 2 hours of fine dining in this beautiful restaurant last night. Any questions, feel free to ask! ***kim**
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Our meal this past Sat. night at Stephanie Inn was amazing, we started with the Caesar Salad with shaved parmesan, creamy garlic dressing and white anchovies, followed by the Savory Seafood Chowder which was excellent, my entree was the Halibut Fillet with organic arugula, snow peas and peach salsa, yummy! For dessert the Dark Chocolate Mousse Cake was rich and decadant with berry sauce, pistachios and crushed toffee. 
This place is amazing, the ambiance is very romantic and the service never missed a beat. A true "gem" on the Oregon Coast! ***kim***

This place is amazing, the ambiance is very romantic and the service never missed a beat. A true "gem" on the Oregon Coast! ***kim***
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Okay, I'd like to ask a question...although I am betting that I will not receive a response.
What did you have at Lucier, kim. You have posted on several boards that you ate there, yet it is the only place that you have not expounded on the experience. Do tell.
What did you have at Lucier, kim. You have posted on several boards that you ate there, yet it is the only place that you have not expounded on the experience. Do tell.
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You must have missed the Lucier review on TA, PDXWineaux, complete with 13 photos.... b-(
I'm wondering how many times you're gonna "review" your Stephanie Inn meal, kimamom. This has to be at least the third you've reviewed your dinner there. Makes me think you might actually have gone!!! ;-) Still, "the ambiance is very romantic" makes me wonder. How'd you like that view of the parking lot?
I'm wondering how many times you're gonna "review" your Stephanie Inn meal, kimamom. This has to be at least the third you've reviewed your dinner there. Makes me think you might actually have gone!!! ;-) Still, "the ambiance is very romantic" makes me wonder. How'd you like that view of the parking lot?
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