Best Western Pier Point Inn

Nice rooms, tastefully remodeled. NIce staff, especially Kelle in the bar, she was very personable and attentive to customers and Candy at the front desk who made us feel comfortable. Thanks for a nice stay.. less

We have stayed at this hotel many times over the years and love it. Great rooms, great view, great service but we make a point of staying here now because of Lisa's breakfast. Lisa is, as she says, a southerner voluntarily trapped in Oregon...and can she cook. The complimentary breakfast is a cut above any we have had in North America. My husband dreams about the wild salmon omelettes. This time she even used the same ingredients to make him eggs over easy with the salmon on the side. We'll be back. less

The pet room was the best we have the best pet room ever experienced, with no wall to wall carpet in pet room.So imaculate! View with balcony! Staff all very helpful! Custom omlets for breakfast! All staff so helpful. less

Room had candy under bed ruffle we didn't see until we were checking for items before we left. Heater fan was noisy and squeaked. When we complained we were given a space heater. Breakfast was about average. had better at Quality Inn. Staff was friendly. I consider this hotel below average at a price of 200.00 a night was definitely not worth it. less

This hotel may seem a little expensive at first considering the size of the room you get, but it does have a nice view and, most importantly, the included breakfast is really good. We've stayed at a lot of these hotels that include breakfast, and this is one of the best. They have the usual waffle makers (2 of them), sausage, potatoes, muffins, fruit, etc. All good quality. However they have 2 things almost no other hotel breakfasts at this price have: 1. A made-to-order omelet bar with multiple types of meats, cheeses, and vegetables. Nice! 2. _Homemade_ biscuits and gravy. I didn't know it was homemade when I took it, but at the first taste I could tell it was in a different league than the typical, pre-made gravy these types of hotels usually use. Then I noticed a sign that said it was homemade, and I asked one of the ladies making omelets. She said it was her dad's recipe and she's perfected making it in bulk for the hotel. Soooo good. She was extremely friendly, too. So for a family of 4, you could probably subtract $40 a night from the price to account for the breakfast. It also has a good location for doing stuff at the sand dunes and beach which are less than a minute away by car. The only negative thing I can think of is the parking lot is kind of narrow, though we never had trouble finding a spot. less