If you are one of those people who doesn't like to stay in impersonal, corporate-style hotels, this is definitely the place for you (conversely, if above is your thing, you might want to find a chain hotel up the street). The rooms are all different, amazing and filled with antiques and charm and giant comfy beds. You get fresh ground... More

Cozy suites each with their unique charm and decor. Homey feel to the whole place with great meals and lots of common space that you can feel comfortable in. Based on multiple stays, all of which were great. More

The Historic Anchor Inn is truly one-of-a-kind. I've stayed there many times over many years, and have never been disappointed in the experience. The decor is charming, fun, and retro, with different collections of knick-knacks, artwork, and books in each room or cabin. The cleanliness is top-notch across the board; I've never had the slightest hiccup in that department (and... More

My favorite place to stay in Lincoln City. When they're booked out, frankly I pitch my tent in the local park. Awesome people and decor that makes you smile and laugh and think (yup, really!) Been there a dozen times, expect to be there a dozen more in the years to come. More

I travel to Lincoln City two or three times a year and I always stay at the Anchor. I have yet to have a bad experience there. The staff is friendly and warm, they treat me like a person instead of a room number. The free breakfast is tasty and filling. The rooms are comfortable, even in the winter to... More

If you're looking for a run-of-the-mill hotel with the same bland decor and faceless staff, this place won't be your cup of tea. However, if your travel style involves the words "viva la difference!" and you like a fun, kitschy atmosphere, the Historic Anchor Inn is calling your name! Each room is different, with art and furniture picked up on... More

Such a fun place. I was in town for business, and this funky little inn, with all of it nooks and crannies to explore, great food, and large quiet rooms was a great oasis set apart from the conference I was attending. Wonderfully, friendly staff who know a lot about the history of the hotel and the area. Slept great,... More

The Historic Anchor Inn is clean and queit. It is an older facility, and thus is free of the superficial, where-it's-at-now-baby feel of a lot of places. It is close to shopping and the beach. The Anchor is also something of a nautical museum, with displays ranging from photographs and paintings to an entire cabin cruiser. The breakfasts alone are... More

Charming. Beautiful antiques. Cozy, themed rooms. I've stayed here many times and love the quiet ambiance. More