Myrtle Point Vacations from $619

While we didn't think this would be like a room at the Holiday Inn, we weren't prepared for the cute little room we got. The rooms are what used to be a RR station and have been upfitted with enough modern conveniences that you won't be disappointed - surprised, but not disappointed. Our room (and I assume the others are like this) was filled with gadgets, devices, and appliances that were vintage for the time the RR was operating and stopped there (think early 1900's). It was fun to try and figure out what these items were used for back in the day. They have WiFi, a refrigerator, a stove, and a microwave so you're not back in the 1900's yourself. It's an interesting mix of eclectic, nostalgic, and quaint. Very nice!

This is a beautiful and thoughtfully designed tiny-home and RV resort on the outskirts of Coos Bay. We’ve now stayed twice with them and would stay again. We’ve stayed in both the “Drift” waterfront cabin which sleeps up to 4 and their largest which sleeps up to 6. The Drift Cabin is beautifully nestled right along the bay and the views are tranquil and gorgeous, with birds and sunsets right out front. Each cabin has their own fire pit which our kids loved and are nicely laid out and equipped. The property is also pet and family friendly, with the clubhouse being a highlight—there is a game room, kids room with TV and DVDs, a beautiful saltwater swimming pool (recommend having a few life jackets available for the littlest travelers) as well as a communal space with breakfasts available on the weekends. Definitely not your average hotel, and a great Basecamp for exploring the Southern Oregon Coast. Definitely recommend!

Very clean. Good amenities. Friendly and helpful staff.