Hotels in Lincoln City, OR

Public transport is available and easily accessible, so you should have no problem booking a hotel in Lincoln City. Options include the Lincoln City Bus Loop, the North by Northwest Connector, the Transit Intercity Bus and the Coast to Valley Express. These provide connections between your Lincoln City hotel and town, south to Newport, the train station in Albany or Portland International Airport via Corvallis. Lincoln City hotels on or near the Oregon Coast Highway (Route 101) include Palace Inn Suites Lincoln City, D Sands Condominium Motel and Travelodge by Wyndham Lincoln City, all available to book through momondo. Chances are you’re up here with your own car, which gives you the freedom to get around. If not, now is the time to rent one, also available through momondo. Consider renting an outdoor vehicle for the rugged outdoors. When you book your hotel in Lincoln City, check in advance if they have a parking space available.

If you’re a surfing buff making your way up the West Coast looking for the next big wave, Nelscott Reef has some great places to stay, such as Lower-Level Ocean Studio and Sandcastle Beachfront Motel. Likewise, if you’re a beach lover driving up the coast, hugging the shoreline on the Oregon Coast Highway (Route 101), instead of taking the inland I-5 interstate freeway, then book a hotel in Lincoln City and soak up all the splendors of Mother Nature. Sailor Jack's Oceanfront Inn and Best Western Plus Lincoln Sands Oceanfront Suites in Ocean Lake are right on the beach. If you want to experience both the Pacific Ocean and Devil’s Lake, then the Inn at Wecoma or the Ashley Inn & Suites in Wecoma Beach are for you.

From your hotel in Lincoln City, you can reach a number of places in a short time. Start with the beautiful Oregon beaches, and then try the Devil’s Lake State Recreation Area, for swimming, boating, fishing and skiing. It is located a short distance from Highway 101. Further afield, located in the Siuslaw National Forest, is the Drift Creek Falls with its impressive water drop and the suspension bridge that makes you feel like you’re floating on air. This is hiking territory, though, so remember to take your trusty pair of boots with you when you leave your Lincoln City hotel. This is also a great place to base yourself if you have wanderlust. Rest and recuperate before you head off to Salem or Portland, in this beautiful, scenic country that is perfect for a road trip.

There are eateries aplenty, especially along the Oregon Coast Highway (US Route 101), the main road which snakes its way through town. The Lincoln City Bus Loop travels this road all the way from Siletz Bay to Roads End. The Wild Flower Grill near the Chinook Winds Casino Resort on the Roads End side of town is an option, as is Blackfish Cafe in the Wecoma Beach area. There are also local microbreweries for artisanal beer and other bespoke eating options, such as the Rusty Truck Brewing Co in the Taft neighborhood. Vivian's Restaurant & BBQ offers American comfort food from BBQ plates to burgers and breakfasts, all in a family-run establishment with an unpretentious atmosphere and views of Devil's Lake. J's Fish & Chips near the Agnes Creek Open Space offers shrimp baskets and clam chowder.

When visiting Lincoln City the average booking length is 2 nights.

A hotel room in Lincoln City will generally set you back around $198 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.

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