Find hotels in Long Beach Peninsula, WA from NT$2,162

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"Property is undergoing remodeling and we stayed in a uniquely decorated room with canned fish decor! View was of the marina and cruise ship docks. My only request would be for a comfortable arm chair. Great location near riverside trolley. Breakfast was both hot and cold items."

"This is one of our “ go to “ hotels when we go clamming. It’s close to the beach. Always fairly quiet- you don’t hear a lot of noise from other rooms or the parking lot. Always clean and well maintained- staff is friendly and helpful too. And for what you get it’s a great price. I do wish they had a pool 👍"

"It was an ok hotel but beds are freaking awful, none of us got decent sleep because we were so uncomfortable. Also the room was a tad small, if someone wanted to get to the other side of room we all had to shuffle around to get out of the way. They have a distillery onsite that doesn't sell drinks but does tastings which was a letdown. There is a bar on the 4th floor but just seems like a journey to get there if you're on the other side of the property. It's a great location though, right next to the beach and all the main street restaurants/attractions are within a mile. The pool was a little small and crowded but it's heated and felt amazing."

"Enjoyed the in room fireplace, bathtub and bathrobes. Clean and with good amenities- fridge, microwave, electric kettle, drink wear, utensils and plates. Nice amenities like barrel sauna, complimentary bikes and access to sister property pool/sauna. Walkable distance to shops and beach. Current coffee shop/bakery part of hotel and had good selection of food/drinks"

"The staff was great. They moved us to another room when there were problems with our first room and changed the batteries in the door lock when it failed. Was a long walk to the beach and a small drive to shopping. Our stay was ok."

"Staying at this hotel was an absolute joke. The reason why is because Expedia advertises that this is a step away to the beach. It also states that it’s a rare find to have it be a step away directly onto the beach. Completely false advertisement. This property/hotel is nowhere near the beach. We had to physically get in our car and drive a quarter mile to get to the actual beach. I demanded a refund and was told no. I was told that I should’ve checked the properties actual website for best Western. Why would I do that? If I need to go to every property website, then that defeats the purpose of the Expedia website!! COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS!!"

"It's a very friendly, comfortable place to stay. There are lots of interesting places to visit within walking distance."

"Longbeach Washington is a beach town and is famously known for clamming for the elusive, tasty razor clam. I was fortunate to dig my limit of clams on more than one occasion. I can eat my fair share of freshly dug razor clams at the first meal. When I can dig for clams for successive days, the clams then are cleaned vacuumed sealed, then frozen. I decided to look for a motel/hotel that would have a freezer to properly store my clams. I found on Hotels.com that the Inn At The Seas description of the kitchen amenities listed a freezer? I had booked the Inn for three nights and paid in advance in the amount of $458.17 with my credit card. When I checked in I was told there was only one in the captains quarter which I could not use. I tried my best to keep all the clams frozen but was not successful. My friend went to complain again about the freezer listing on their internet but was also told about the captains quarters but no freezer. The tasty razor clams were unthawing and I was worried about what could happen if they were not cooked or were refrozen. Fortunately I get a call later in the second day of our stay that they would put our clams in their owner/employee freezer. I was able to transport my now totally frozen clams home. However I am very leery about their quality when I unthaw them and have a clam fry. There was another listing on their internet kitchen amenities that listed a barbecue for use. I was going to use it until I looked at it."