Find 3 Star Hotels in Bay Center, WA from $108

WorldMark Surfside Inn is a popular choice for many Expedia travelers in Bay Center. This 3-star hotel is situated around 14 mi southwest of downtown.

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Stay at a 3-star hotel and you can expect clean and comfortable rooms and amenities such as free WiFi, fitness equipment and tea and coffee makers. These lodgings may also offer a bar and restaurant. Upgrade your Bay Center trip by choosing a 4-star hotel. With things like a spa and wellness center, round-the-clock room service and deluxe toiletries, you’ll enjoy a heightened sense of relaxation and comfort.

One of the perks of booking a motel around Bay Center is budget-friendly rates. This means more bucks in your wallet for sightseeing tours. Often positioned near airports and highways, and with plenty of parking, this kind of property is popular among road trippers. When you stay at a 3-star hotel, you’ll get more than just a cozy room to relax in. You’ll also typically have access to amenities like business facilities and a lobby.

Add an extra level of relaxation and recreation to your Bay Center getaway by locking in one of our 3-star escapes with a pool. WorldMark Surfside Inn is a popular option here that comes with this in-demand amenity.

If you wish to browse, stream and stay connected during your break, book a room at WorldMark Surfside Inn. This is one of our favorite 3-star hotels in Bay Center that offer WiFi.

No need to worry about where to leave your wheels in Bay Center. WorldMark Surfside Inn is one sought-after 3-star option that includes handy parking for guests. Want to embark on some sightseeing beyond the city? Slide behind the wheel and hit the highway. Cannon Beach and Haystack Rock are favorite day trip destinations from central Bay Center.