Avari reviews in Manzanita, Oregon

“We love this place so much. It is abundantly supplied with linens and cooking utensils. The location could not be better and the house itself is just so warm and home-y. This is the second time we have stayed here and I can't really imagine staying anywhere else on the Coast. There could be less teflon/plastic in the kitchen though. That is my only gripe. Other than that, it was such a relaxing and peaceful place to stay.”

“The carpets were stained, there were old cobwebs in the windows in the upstairs bedroom. It was super cold and didn’t feel welcoming.”

“Great location and the cottage was just as advertised. Our only issue was the the TV and the host did not respond in a helpful way.”

“Very child friendly/baby friendly. Had some issues with messes - the sheets needed to be changed when we checked in, and the oven was unusable due to it needing to be cleaned. But besides that we really liked staying here”

“"The owner has reported seeing a small white dog at the property on camera." We were ready to spend our weekend near manzanita and received this little gem of a note that blew up our weekend. The house rules do state no pets, but it is not clearly displayed for all the drama this caused. Not to mention there is a binder at the house which says "Rules for pets" and a large framed picture of the owner's (?) dog upstairs. We went out fishing for the day and did not have cell service and came home to my phone, Airbnb app, text, and voicemail all overflowing with messages to GET THE DOG OUT RIGHT NOW. We found a Rover nearby. But after hearing that the owner is watching you on camera (and not at all happy about what they see!) it's really hard to have a relaxing time. The place is far from the town, not really walkable to the beach, and we paid $700+ per night to get spied on and have to go get a Rover as well. There are lots of other good rentals in Manzanita. Skip this one.”