Best Western Inn at Face Rock

Large property has many buildings spread out, with a few rooms in each one. Good parking. Room was well maintained. Across the street from the ocean, but pretty good access. Very clean room. Good covid precautions. Excellent value, better than other nearby hotels. Good restaurants closeby. less

We had a two night stay at The INN AT FACE ROCK IN Bandon, OR, Price was high, but the suite we had provided a a very lovely partial view of the Pacific Ocean, Only about 150 yards away. The only complaint we had was with the "sack" breakfast that was provided instead of the hot breakfast in a very nice large eating area which we have had in the past. It was stated that this was "Due to the COVID restrictions" However the restaurants in the area were open for indoor seating. Most items were the same both mornings, With very little choice of what we got. When I mentioned to the server that my wife did not like strawberry/banana yogurt, he did not respond appropriately at all in my opinion When you pay over 200 bucks a night per room before taxes, I believe you have the right to expect more. less

This best western is quite unique in the way that the rooms are spread out in small cottages. The private beach access is amazing. The rooms are clean and the staff is very friendly and helpful. They are very dog friendly and offered treats when we arrived. less

We used Bandon/BW as our basecamp for the second half of our coastal roadtrip, accessing areas like Face Rock (5 minutes away), Blacklock and Cape Blanco (25-30 minutes away), and Boardman (90 minutes away). We stayed in a king suite - and did use the sofa-bed in the living room. The living room was big enough to reconfigure things in a way where we could keep the sofa-bed open and position sitting chairs in view of the deck/partial ocean view. While it is correct that COVID has reduced a lot of services (esp breakfast), BW did a good job serving folks each day - providing a fair number of choices. All staff and guests seemed to be wearing masks and practicing social distancing. We had a small kitchenette and were able to do some meal preparation (including grocery order/pick-up less than 10 minutes away) - but there was no dishwasher or glasses, and very limited silverware. My only negatives about the room were: (1) the deck sliding door lock was broken and some creative carpentry had been done to make an odd but not obvious new locking system that was sort of funky/loose; (2) when we arrived, there was a towel hanging on the bathroom door that seemed to have been used by the previous guest that wasn't picked up; (3) there was a real fireplace in the room but they only gave you 1 Duraflame log (when I asked for another, I was told - just one, they had no others and couldn't recommend any sources in town where we could buy our own). So - I do understand some of the other/recent reviews (since this was a fairly pricey room given comparisons to other places we stayed that had more to offer), but I think BW did their best given regional limitations. less

The “breakfast” has changed from scrambled eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, waffles to a brown paper bag with vending machine food. They raised their prices and cut out amenities. They could have offered the same breakfast fare and boxed it up. Nope! They saw an opportunity to gouge their guests. Pathetic! less