Completely transformed with a modern coastal aesthetic and surf-inspired soul, the Inn at Cape Kiwanda is your Oregon Coast home base for adventure, relaxation and oceanview comfort. All 35 reimagined rooms and suites feature ocean views, private balconies with Adirondack chairs, gas fireplaces, spa-inspired bathrooms and wet bars with a microwave, mini-fridge and coffee maker. Families will appreciate suites with kid-friendly bunk alcoves. Select rooms offer jetted tubs for quiet moments of indulgence. On-site Stimulus Coffee + Bakery offers fresh-baked pastries, sandwiches, salads and locally roasted coffee with room delivery available each morning. Included amenities like an indoor pool and hot tub, e-bikes, putting course and playground make it easy to explore, play and unwind.
About Inn at Cape Kiwanda
Reviews & Ratings
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April 21, 2026amandaseattle131Great location in Pacific City
The room was great with an awesome view of the beach and easy access to the beach. Loved the games you could borrow and how modern the room was. Only downside for us was to access the pool you needed to cross the street and enter through a convenience store. Otherwise it was a great place to stay.
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April 18, 2026586kennetheDisappointed
Overpriced and not well-staffed. The Inn seems to be an afterthought for the management of The Headlands, its sister hotel.
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April 12, 2026Evie P
Overpriced
Ended up paying way more than expected and no one was even available to speak to me about it. The amount payed I would expect a bigger room and 24 hour desk clerk availability
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April 11, 2026jaysR2441JBQuick get away
The location and atmosphere were perfect! Great restaurants near by and within walking distance. Didn’t move the car once during our stay. The hidden gem was walking the beach in the morning and looking at all the sea life in the rocks. I Wouldn’t change a thing!
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April 4, 2026Alyssa D
amazing stay
One of the best hotel experiences we’ve ever had. Amazing room, location, friendly staff, so many little details taken in both the room and public spaces