Fairly in Lincoln Beach, Oregon

“Loved our time there. The house is very cozy and comfortable. The kitchen is very well furnished. Enjoyed the neighborhood. We would definitly stay again.”

“The cottage was cute and cozy. The kitchen was fully stocked, which was very nice, and the beds were comfy. The yard was also well kept and beautiful. However, the house could have been a little cleaner. The fridge and microwave were not cleaned out well, and there was hair in the beds. Other than that it was a great place to stay.”

“What a wonderful, cozy place to stay. Close to Newport and Lincoln City…easy access to the main highway. The home was great and really appreciated the fully fenced yard for my grandson to play outside in. Very clean and kept! Washer and dryer on site was a great amenity to have. Will stay again and will bring my pup for the next trip!”

“We really enjoyed this cottage! It was very comfortable, clean, peaceful, vvery close to a quiet beach with very few people. Our dog loved the fenced yard. We will definitely stay here again and recommend this place to friends and family.”

“Our extended stay at Salishan Beach & Golf Sanctuary was excellent. The home was easy to access, and communication with the host was quick and helpful. The property is spacious, peaceful, and feels secluded while still close to Salishan amenities. We loved the quiet surroundings, mature landscaping, and watching golfers on the 17th fairway. Inside, the beds were very comfortable, and both living rooms offered cozy spaces to relax. The kitchen was one of the best-stocked we’ve ever had—everything we needed for cooking, plus plenty of fridge and freezer space. Day trips to Lincoln City and Newport were easy, and the drive to Salem was straightforward. Summer farmers markets were a treat, and we enjoyed Depoe Baykery’s fresh bread and donuts, plus Beachcrest Brewing in the Marketplace. Overall, this home offered comfort, convenience, and serenity with beautiful ocean and golf-course views. We’d gladly return for another extended stay on the Oregon Coast.”