Nestled near an outcropping of a pine-studded clifftop, OPI offered us a quiet retreat in a tranquil setting. We walked from the comfort of our updated Euro-design room to the patio overlooking the ocean for breakfast. From there we walked the nearly deserted beach as the sun burned off the morning fog. Once back at the Inn, we basked in the sun on the beach. Off to Cannon Beach, a quick and scenic drive five miles North, for lunch at one of the many restaurants (hopefully, more culinary talent will be forthcoming as this spot gains in popularity). Back to OPI for a mid-afternoon siesta amidst the soothing sound of the Pacific Ocean. As the tide went out, we could make our way around that outcropping to discover a wealth of ocean life that included starfish, mussels and other marine life clinging to the rocks. With the sun sinking, we made a cocktail, grabbed a blanket and settled into our adirondack chairs to watch the colors change atop the ocean. With that, dinner back in Cannon Beach (Gower Street Bistro was good). We returned to OPI to a quiet evening repleat with lit candles and insense. Before bed, we lit a fire in the pit and kept warm in the cool evening breeze. Thanks Bruce and Ron! You are great hosts and have created a beautiful and tasteful retreat. We'll be back.

My husband and I spent 3 nights at the Inn to celebrate my 60th birthday. It could not have been any nicer. The food was fabulous, the accomodations were great and the weather was sunny and warm. While down by the beach one evening trying to make a fire in the firepit one of the owners came down and made it for us. We then relaxed in our adirondak chairs, drank our wine and watched the millions of stars in the sky. I am anxious to return. This Inn is five stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Elaine and Steve Blackhurst

Last weekend was my second stay at ocean point inn. It was just as fabulous as my first visit in July 2006. Service continues to be outstanding. The primary contact person from my first visit remembered me creating a very positive feeling for the inn. Breakfast remains outstanding, promptly served at the time of our chosing. Even the other guests at the small inn were very nice as we all sat around an evening bon fire together, sipping wine and viewing the incredible sky show of a gazillion stars. Well worth a visit if you are looking for a comfortable, slightly off the beaten path, luxury experience.

I had been to Cannon Beach a few times in the past, and initially looked for places there, but there was little to no availability, and the majority of places seemed rather chintzy, offending my urban sensibilities. Gratefully, I stumbled upon the Ocean Point Inn in Arch Cape, four miles south of Cannon Beach, and I'll never look to that larger tourist town for accommodations again. The OPI was directly on the beach, the fellas who run the place are nice as can be, the beach front was uncrowded, the room was solidly modern without being IKEA kitsch, the breakfast delivered to my room was wonderful, and there were bunnies. The less crowded section of beach is alarmingly calming, and the jagged Oregon Coast is breathtaking. Go, go, go! You will love it.