Inn at Discovery Coast Long Beach, Washington

Find yourself again at this intimate sanctuary on the dunes in coastal Washington.

The Setting

Keeping in fashion with its neighboring sister, Adrift Hotel, the Inn at Discovery Coast has managed to keep Mother Earth in mind while creating a blissful beachside sanctuary. Towering three stories over bucolic ocean dunes on Washington’s Long Beach peninsula, the Inn caters to adventurers seeking rejuvenation and relaxation.

Sleep and Sanctuary

Rest assured knowing rooms at the Inn were thoughtfully crafted with sustainable and local materials, and designed as a sanctuary for peace. In the Inn building, which directly faces the Pacific, find middle and corner room types, with the first floor welcoming your furry pals. The Beach House, offering a variety of studio and loft rooms, is set a little ways back from the main building with garden and partial beach views. A Pool House Studio can be had for more of a home-like vibe. All rooms feature a patio decks, the comfiest of memory foam beds, and some have either large soaking tubs for two or dual showers. Breakfast is delivered each morning and best enjoyed on the deck with a locally sourced coffee or tea while breathing  salty air. 

Eat. Pray. Eat.

Perched on top of adjoining Adrift Hotel overlooking the Pacific is Pickled Fish Restaurant. Here you’ll find thoughtful and locally inspired bites from Exec Chef China Martinez for breakfast, lunch and dinner, in fact, its certified Ocean Friendly by the Surfrider Foundation. Indulge in only grass-fed or line-caught proteins and local vegetables like grilled Maitake mushrooms. Everything from the wines to the brews to the food is regional and provided by purveyors that share the same values toward sustainability as the Inn. Don’t forget to sip a “Cocktail for a Cause,” a specially crafted monthly cocktail by which 50 percent of profits go to help a local non-profit, while you jam to nightly live music.                  

The Art of De-stressing

Adrift Spa is your full-service hub for rejuvenating your senses and body. Just pop next door to adjoining Adrift Hotel and choose from a number of treatments including integrated massage and aromatherapy, cupping, facials, and table yoga, which is a three-dimensional experience where the muscles, tendons, ligaments, as well as the joints receive the benefit of movement and massage. All services incorporate natural oils and cruelty-free products.

Inside the Pool House (where the spa resides) you’ll find the covered, heated saline pool, a barrel sauna and fire pit. Yoga mats are available on request as are gym passes to a local gym. Or, hop on a free beach cruiser and set out for a day of adventure on the 8-mile Discovery Trail (right in front of the Inn) and take in all the surrounding natural wonders of the peninsula. For those up for a relaxing stroll there is the nearby Art Trail, which features commissioned art works to teach visitors about the wildlife they're seeing.

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  Pet Friendly

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  Beachfront

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  Complimentary Breakfast

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  Complimentary Parking

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  Restaurant

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  Bar Lounge

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  Library

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  Fire Pits on Property

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  Happy Hour

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  Game Room

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  Complimentary WiFi

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  Entertainment

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  Pool

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  Handicap Accessible

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  Hiking Trails

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  Spa

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  Complimentary Bikes

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  Room Service

• Check In
  3 p.m.
• Check Out
  11 a.m.

IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Kind Eats and Drinks

• Experience seaside farm-to-table at The Depot Restaurant 
• Ciao down on fresh pasta and sauces made from scratch at Galletti’s Spaghetti House 
• Munch fresh tacos and bowls at uber cute taco stand Streetside Taco 

Conscious Culture

• Try fresh oysters and learn a bit of history at Oysterville Sea Farms
• Walk-in famous footsteps at Lewis & Clark National Historical Park 
• Take an informative walking tour at the Cranberry Museum 

Mindful Adventures

• Explore natural splendor by foot or by bike on the Discovery Trail 
• Take a day trip to see all the art and chef-driven cuisine Astoria has to offer 
• Check out the historic lighthouses and beauty of Cape Disappointment State Park 

Do Good for the Day

• Choose North Coast Food Web as your local charity when you book The Inn at Discovery Coast 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
• Get involved with the myriad of ways the Washington Region Surfrider Foundation keeps local waters and beaches clean

HOW TO GET THERE

421 11th St. SW Long Beach, WA 98631

By Plane

116 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 Warrenton Amtrak Bus Stop 4 times daily ($21-$30). Remaining 28 miles is reached by taxi (approx: $60-$80). Approx travel time 4 hours 30 minutes.

By Automobile

Most recommended form of travel to reach Adrift, take I-205 N, continue to I-5 N, take US-30 W and US-101 N to Sandridge rd in Seaview. Follow Sandridge to Sid Snyder, turn left at end of Sid Snyder roundabout follow to hotel on left. Driving time 2hrs 15 min. Parking is free on-site. Electric vehicle charging stations available.

By Uber

UberX From  approx: $167

By Zip Car

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