FAQ

Our Location

We are located five miles south of Cannon Beach at 31950 W. Ocean Lane in Arch Cape. After turning west off the Oregon Coast Highway (Hwy 101), the Inn will be immediately on your left.

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Checking In & Out

Check in anytime after 3 pm. Guests will receive an email with a keycode to access their room key. Key lock-boxes are located in the office below the upper sundeck.

Check out is at 11 am. To check out, simply leave your key on your kitchen counter.

Parking at The Inn

Each room has a dedicated parking spot. Look for your room number. Rooms 2 and 4 park in the upper lot. Rooms 1, 3, 5 and 6 park in the lower lots.

Your Stay

How far is Cannon Beach from the Inn at Arch Cape?
It’s a quick five-minute drive south on the Oregon Coast Highway (101) from Cannon Beach to the Inn. And Manzanita is about a 10-minute drive further south.

Is there cable? Wifi?
Yes, we have both cable and wifi. The Inn combines the charm of a historic Oregon Coast landmark with the conveniences of a modern, luxury retreat. 

Are pets allowed at The Inn?
The Inn at Arch Cape is dog friendly and welcomes your well-mannered and supervised dog in Rooms 3, 4, 5 and 6. Pets are not allowed in Rooms 1 and 2. When we know your pet will be traveling with you, we’ll provide a special dog basket with a food/water dish, treat and pet towel. Sorry, no cats or any pets other than dogs are allowed at the Inn. There is a pet fee of $20 per dog, per night. Maximum two (2) dogs per unit. All dogs must be on a leash while outdoors on our property. Dogs must not be left alone in the room.

Do you have any pet-free rooms?
For guests with pet allergies, Rooms 1 and 2 are pet free (meaning free of pets).

How are the rooms laid out?
Each room is unique. You can see floor plans for each room here.

What restaurants are nearby? 
Check out the "Eat & Drink" section of our website for information on restaurants and pubs in the area. There are no restaurants or stores in Arch Cape. But Cannon Beach is just five miles north, and every room at the Inn has a fully-appointed kitchen.

How close is the Inn from the beach?
The beach is a short, 350-foot walk west down West Ocean Lane from the Inn. Arch Cape’s beach is one of the most beautiful on the North Oregon Coast.

What else is nearby?
Arch Cape is the gateway to Oswald West State Park, one of Oregon’s most scenic parks. Guests frequently walk north up the beach to Hug Point, a state recreation area with beautiful rock formations, and south down the beach to Arch Cape Creek, which empties into the Pacific Ocean. Arch Cape is also an easy drive to Ecola State Park, as well as the towns of Cannon Beach, Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler, Seaside, Astoria, Rockaway Beach, Garibaldi and Tillamook.

Is there an outdoor grill for guests to use?
Yes, the upper deck has a community four-burner gas grill.

Can you see the ocean from the Inn?
The beach is 350 feet west of the Inn. Rooms 1, 3 and 5 open out onto an upper deck with peek-a-boo ocean views. Room 5 also has a private deck with an ocean view. The Inn is not an oceanfront property, but it's pretty darn close.

Does every room have a private entrance?
Yes. And rooms 1, 3, and 5 each have two entrances.

Are there connecting rooms?
No. There are no connecting rooms.

Does every room have a fireplace and a kitchen?
Yes, each room boasts a wonderful wood-burning fireplace and a fully-appointed kitchen. We provide a bundle of firewood daily upon request.

Is there onsite parking?
Yes. Every room has its own dedicated parking space.

How can I contact someone at the Inn at Arch Cape?
Call us (503-436-2082) or email us (info@innatarchcape.com) anytime.

Who owns the Inn at Arch Cape?
Tiffany and Brady Turner of Adrift Hospitality.

Is the Inn at Arch Cape the same as the Arch Cape Inn?
No. Located five miles south of Cannon Beach on the Oregon Coast, The Inn at Arch Cape is the original inn of Arch Cape. It's been an integral part of Arch Cape community since the 1940s and sits on the ocean side (west side) of the Oregon Coast Highway.

Which room is your favorite?
Ah, tough question. Each room is different and has its own charm. Room 4, for example, is probably the lightest, brightest room at the Inn. Sunshine pours in from the southwest, east and north. And the bathroom has a west-facing window. Room 4 also boasts the original fireplace from the 1940s when the building was the community’s grocery store and post office.

On the other hand, Room 6 has a king-sized bed and a bunch of west-facing windows so there’s plenty of light. Guests who favor Room 6 also tell us they love the private patio next to the fire pit. The former Innkeeper’s apartment, Room 6 sits directly below Room 5.

Speaking of Room 5, it’s unique in that it features a private south- and west-facing deck where guests enjoy their coffee in the morning and the coastal sunset in the evening. Ethel LeGault, who owned building when it was a grocery and post office, built this room as her private apartment in the 1950s.

We have several longtime guests who have a fondness for Room 2, a cozy little room on the north side of the building with windows on three sides.

Room 3 is the Inn’s biggest room, with its own bedroom (and king-sized bed), a bunk-bed nook and a wonderful living space centered around the fireplace.

And Room 1 is a carbon-copy of Room 5, except with north- and west-facing windows. Like Room 5, Room 1 also has its own bedroom (with queen-sized bed) and a captain’s (twin) bed in the living area.