Escape to this special spot on the North Coast and discover a place where new adventures and blissful solitude beckon. Explore miles of expansive beaches. Join an Adventure Coach for a morning clamming excursion or moonlight dune hike. Schedule a restorative treatment or a private yoga class at Tidepools Spa & Wellness. Savor seasonal cuisine at Meridian Restaurant & Bar where sky-high windows bring in the summer sun and frame our famous winter storms. Or retreat to your spacious guest room and watch the tide ebb and flow from the privacy of your oceanfront balcony.
About Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa
Reviews & Ratings
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July 17, 2026bbgatxamazing views!
What an amazing spot! This hotel was exactly what we needed - relaxing, unbeatable views, and beach right out the back door. activities were there if you wanted--art classes and guided hikes, etc but also very happy to just relax by the cape. very friendly staff! Would 100% stay again!
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July 7, 2026Willow T
Perfect Coastal Getaway
Our recent stay at Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa was absolutely wonderful! From the moment we arrived, we were impressed by the beautiful property and warm atmosphere. The room was amazing—comfortable, thoughtfully designed, and the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring the coast. The amenities were fabulous, and every detail made our stay feel special. The location is simply breathtaking. Being right on the Oregon coast with easy beach access and stunning views made this a truly memorable getaway. We highly recommend Headlands Coastal Lodge & Spa to anyone looking for a relaxing coastal escape. We can't wait to come back!
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June 28, 2026SHDetroitLocation and room are nice but eat elsewhere and make your own plans
Room and location were good, breakfast was BAD. Menu is limited and two of the items were not available (even granola??). Ordered avocado toast and it arrived on soft bread (they have no toaster according to the server) and runny egg whites. Server had an attitude when I explained the problem. The “adventure center” had no maps of the three capes area, which is why we were there. Prob wouldn’t stay there again.
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June 22, 2026Anny CBad
Dinner: Found blond hair in clams (it was literally in my daughter's mouth and she had to pull it out). No one in the family has blond hair. Server apologized and gave us a new dish, still charged us for the dish with a few dollars off. They let my 25-lb dog lie on the booth bench, which was great. Next morning we sat down for breakfast, no one brought us water or anything. A table of 5 came about 5 minutes after us, was attended by the server before us. We brought the dog with us, resting on the bench just like the night before, first thing the server said "your dog can't be on the seat", and I replied "my dog was on the seat the entire dinner last night"..."well actually your dog needs to be on the other side of the booth, in the hallway". No apology for telling us contradicting information. Later on we saw dogs under the table, clearly "within" the restaurant boundary. Daughters went to breakfast separately later, and found again a blond hair in her food (even had a picture taken). Cannot recommend this restaurant with inconsistent policy enforcement, and contaminant (hair of some sort) in the food.
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June 17, 2026Jerry A
Great pet friendly - excessively high Oregon tourism tax
We would recommend staying on the 3rd floor. We stayed 6 nights in 109 and the floor above us was occupied by folks with heavy footsteps 4 of the 6 nights. Great pet friendly accommodations. Will look for different accommodations in the future. Taxes were $588 for the stay.