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Breathtaking Ocean View, No Cleaning Fee, cozy beachfront cottage apt perched on an 80 ft bluff, with balcony, chairs, and electric BBQ. The Suite offers a King bed in the main room with kitchenette ,electric fireplace, sofa , Netflix, and dining table. It has a bathroom with shower, a bedroom in the back with queen bed and ocean view .The kitchenette is stocked with cooking utensils, dishes, pots pans, mini oven, Instapot , toaster, microwave, mini fridge, and a coffee maker.
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For the latest updates regarding Keystone’s COVID-19 cancellation policy use the Contact Host feature to reach us. The current Airbnb cancellation policy may not apply to new reservations. Elegant furnishings and a massage chair await! Conveniently located on the second floor, Sandcastles & Sunsets offers a commanding view of the Oregon Coast coupled with a private ocean view hot tub on the balcony and fully equipped gourmet kitchen.
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The Cliff House - Lincoln City As you climb the stairs to this cliff-top oceanfront home and watch the Pacific surge into view, you’ll know you’ve reached a new level of vacation bliss. A western deck with an ocean-view hot tub gives you a top-of-the-world panorama of the sea. You can watch the surf, seabirds and whales from the great room’s leather sofa and chairs or cozy up to the gas fireplace and wall-mounted TV/DVD. Enjoy meals from the compact but fully equipped kitchen at the granite breakfast bar or the ocean-view dining table. Two king suites, each with its own large flat-screen TV and bath with walk-in shower, give you one of two delightful options: a private eastern sunning deck for morning coffee or large windows that let you see the ocean from your bed. Walk a few blocks to a beach access, or stroll to the Nelscott District of shops and restaurants, including the largest used bookstore on the Oregon Coast. Call some friends and take your next vacation to new heights in the wonderful Cliff House—you’ll enjoy comfort and the sights and sounds of the ever-present ocean! PROPERTY DETAILS: UPPER LEVEL: ENTRY LEVEL: Living Room: TV/DVD Dining Area Kitchen Bedroom 1: One King Bed, TV, One Full Bathroom (Shower Only) Bedroom 2: One King Bed, TV, One Full Bathroom (Shower Only) Other: Hot Tub, Washer/Dryer, BBQ *Each home is individually owned. Amenities and furnishings are subject to change at any time. For questions on this, please contact our office. All cleaning policies meet or exceed CDC standards and recommendations. Our team wears new masks, gloves and shoes covers each time they enter home to prepare it for a new stay. We clean and disinfect all hard surfaces and high-touch items such as appliance handles, light switches, door knobs, remote controls, etc. We also clean and disinfect all dishes/glassware, silverware, bedding, towels and other linens as well as tubs and toilets. Meredith Lodging has added the extra measure of a pre-check-in inspection to make sure all of our cleaning and disinfecting procedures are complete and to our standard before you arrive. Once it passes inspection, your home sits empty until you arrive for your contact-free check-in. Additionally, if your home features a private hot tub, rest assured it is disinfected, treated and cleaned thoroughly after each departure so that you and your guests can enjoy it with peace of mind during your stay.
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Your guide to Lincoln City
All about Lincoln City
Like many of the small towns along the Oregon Coast, the Pacific Ocean exerts a powerful influence on Lincoln City. The town hugs the rocky shoreline, and you’ll find people strolling on the sandy beaches, contemplating the roar of the waves, from sunny June through drizzly December. During the summer and fall kite festivals, whales and other fanciful creatures fill the sky, but you’ll also see kites flying above beaches year round. Some visitors come here for the tribal casinos and the outlet stores, others to hike up to Cascade Head and around Siletz Bay. The city has become a hub for glassblowers, and you can watch the artists at work or even scour the beaches at certain times of year for colorful glass floats.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Lincoln City?
The Oregon Coast is easy to visit all year, with mild winters and clear summer days that never feel too hot or muggy. However, clouds and drizzle are common from fall through late spring, and you’ll want to bring outerwear and shoes that can block both rain and stiff ocean breezes.
During peak vacation season, from Memorial Day through September, the temperatures range between the 60s and the 80s Fahrenheit, and shorts and light dresses are the norm (bathing suits, less so — the Pacific Ocean is a little high drama for casual swimmers). From November through March, it rains most days. You’ll rarely see frost or snow, but temperatures in the 40s and 50s call for sweaters and heavy rain jackets.
What are the top things to do in Lincoln City?
Devil’s Lake
Sea kayaking in the Pacific Ocean is best left to experienced paddlers, but this 680-acre freshwater lake east of town is an ideal spot for beginners to try kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding. The state stocks the lake with rainbow trout as well, so you may want to bring your rod and tackle boxes.
Depoe Bay Whale Watching
People bring their binoculars to the tiny harbor in Depoe Bay, just 12 miles south of Lincoln City, to look for orcas, humpback whales, and even blue whales. Pods of gray whales migrate past the bay in spring and winter, while other whales settle along this section of the Oregon Coast for the summer. Sign up for a cruise or, if it’s open, visit the Whale Watching Center.
Roads End State Recreation Site
Roads End may be the most romantic beach in Lincoln City, if mist-covered waters, secluded nooks, and curious rock formations are your definition of romance. You may see sailboarders out on the waves, but the number of picnics and towels on the beach is sparse. Ask around for the route to the secret cove, and check the tide schedules — you can only explore it at low tide.