Thank you to Charlie & LaVonne for celebrating with us.

Update: 10/14 We have filled our rooms for this special!

As a special thank you to those who have served our country, we are joining hundreds of Bed & Breakfasts throughout the U.S. and Canada in the B&Bs for Vets program.

We are happy to be offering a free room to active or retired military, and one guest  on Thursday, November 10, 2011.*  Call to make your reservation.

* Based on availability. Valid current military I.D. and credit card are required to reserve the room.

Brittany Holds Down the Booth

Well, it’s a wet and soggy day on the Coast, but what’s a little rain to Oregonians?  People are flocking to Wheeler in droves for a Summerfest experience!

It’s time for our hometown event!  They have absolutely ensured that there is something for everyone. Steamboat rides, food, hay rides, food, Clydesdales, live music, a water taxi to/from the Nehalem Celebration of Crafts… and did I mention food?

Come enjoy our fabulous little town with us. You can see more details here and RSVP here.

This is the first of three custom stained glass panels for the hotel, made for us by local artist Josi Newberg of Newberg’s House of Glass. In the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, these panels will replace transom windows that have long been boarded up.

Of course, we’ll keep you updated as the project progresses. We will also have some pieces of Josi’s gorgeous art for sale in the Gift Shop in the near future.

Artist Josi Newberg

Rain or shine, there will be live music and food at the Nehalem Bay Winery.

Food at 5pm, music starts at 6pm. $5 cover charge.

37965 Hwy 53 Nehalem, OR (503) 368-WINE

Well the gift shop is smelling simply lovely now that we have Starfish Lavender products in!

Sachets, room spray, essential oil, bath salts, and more!

Locally grown and produced, the quality is spectacular!

Photo: Beachconnection.net

At the foot of Haystack Rock, third largest monolith in the world, you’ll find a fantastic landscape of art created from… sand!

The contest began in 1965, after the devastating tsunami and resulting damage in 1964. It has grown in popularity and attendance since.

If you’d like to participate, you can find an entry form here. This event is open to all ages.