Ashore Hotel: Seaside, Oregon Seaside, Oregon
Welcome Ashore to a hip Seaside motel leading the charge for good on Oregon’s Northern Coast.
LOCAL CHARITY
Your $10 will support a weekly small farms market, 100% of proceeds go directly to local farmers
Wellness
Non-Smoking Hotel
Guest Bikes
Gluten-Free Food Options
Vegan Food Options
Hiking Trails
Running Paths
Spa On Property
Organic Food Options
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Green
Eco-Friendly Bath Products
Renewable Energy
Recycle Program
Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products
EV Stations
Water Bottle Program
Towel Program
Room Temperature Control
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Community Impact
Employee Volunteer Hours
18 hours of paid volunteer time for 24 volunteer hours per
Community Charity
169 free hotel stays to local fundraisers in 2019. $8,700
Locally Sourced Coffee
Local Artisan Products
Local Artist Program
Donates Back
New Jobs Created
LGBTQ+ Friendly
Women Owned
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Certifications
ABOUT
The Setting
If you’re looking for a home away from home on the breathtakingly rugged Oregon coast, look no further than Ashore Hotel in charming Seaside. More vibe than motel, this certified B Corporation draws the likes of creatives, adventurers, and conscious Kind Travelers looking to relax and be themselves. Most notably, the Ashore Hotel owners are warriors for social justice and advocates for family policies, aim to support the local community, and places sustainability at the forefront of its business practices. Being Green isn’t just enough for these folks and we love them for that!
Sleep and Sanctuary
Each of the 22 guest rooms and suites at Ashore Hotel are uniquely decorated with a minimalist vibe and pet-friendly. Rooms include a refrigerator with custom-made tables and chairs, while microwaves are in common areas. Hibernate on comfy memory foam topped king and queen beds and watch a DVD (movies are for rent in lobby). Most rooms boast a free-standing fireplace and all rooms are stocked with EO natural bath products and complimentary Wi-Fi. All guest rooms at Ashore proudly showcase original artwork by Giles Clement from his #22Faces Project.
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Amenities
Pet Friendly
Pool
Parking
Bar Lounge
Flat Screen TV
EV Station
Fire Pits on Property
Family Friendly
Non-Smoking
Mini Fridge
Complimentary Coffee/Tea
Complimentary WiFi
Handicap Accessible
Bath Robes
OPTIONAL EXTRAS + FEES
Check-in: 4 PM | Must be 18 years old to check-in | Late check-in upon availability
Check-out: 12 PM
Special check-in instructions
- The front desk is open daily from 5 AM - 10 PM
- If you are planning to arrive after 10 PM please contact the property in advanced
- Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival
Accessibility
Staffed front desk
Pets
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of $20.00 per pet, per stay (Service animals are exempt from fees)
- 3 per room
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available
Additinal Information
Resort fee: $7 per accommodation/per night
- Pool access
- Spa access
- Spa tub access
- Nearby fitness center access
- Internet access
- Self-parking
- Parking
- Housekeeping
Optional extras
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at the time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: between $10 and $30 per/person
- Pet fee: $20 per pet/per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: $15 per/stay
Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Kind Eats and Drinks
- Start off your day at the Firehouse Grill
- Locals love Nonni’s Italian Bistro
- Make Maggie’s on the Prom your stop for farm-to-table Northwest cuisine
Conscious Culture
- Discover the stories of Seaside at the Seaside Historical Society Museum
- Relive Lewis & Clark’s historic journey at Fort Clatsop
- Enjoy a photo adventure at the Seaside Inverted Experience
Mindful Adventures
- Explore the majestic Tillamook Trail and other amazing hiking trails near Seaside
- Keep an eye out for the 300 varieties of birds that call Seaside home on a bird-watching adventure
- For the adventurous, High Line Adventures offers the best ziplining on the Oregon coast
Do Good for the Day
- Choose North Coast Food Web as your local charity when you book with Kind Traveler
- Visit NCFW’s weekly Small Farms Market Day, Thursdays from 9-4pm. They often have fresh eggs, organic produce, local meats, cheeses and breads
- Pick up a Farm & Market Guide on your trip and support the local producers in the program
- Attend one of NCFW’s cooking classes and enhance your culinary skills
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Help North Coast Oregon Surfrider Foundation as they continue to bring awareness to ocean and beach conservation
- Feed the seals at the Seaside Aquarium, known since 1937 for its public awareness programs
Be Kind to Yourself
- Get out and explore Seaside numerous waterways by kayak
- Enjoy a relaxing morning jog or bike along the famed Seaside Prom
- Relax with a vinyasa flow class or Reiki meditation at Seaside Yoga
125 Oceanway St, Seaside, OR 97138
HOW TO GET THERE
By Plane
91 mi from Portland International Airport (PDX)
By Bus/Metro
At PDX Station take Max Red Line Tram ($3) every 15 min to Sunset TC Station, transfer at Beaverton Amtrak Bus stop with service to Seaside Amtrak Bus Stop 4 times daily($20-$29). Walk remaining 10 min. Approx travel time 4 hours.
By Automobile
Get on I-205 S, take US-26 west for 88 miles to 1st Ave in Seaside, continue on first to Oceanway. Drive time roughly 2 hours. Parking is free.