Find pet-friendly hotels in Nahcotta, WA from $93

"The lady who served us breakfast was so friendly and kind — she really made our morning pleasant."

"The Adrift is probably my favorite place in the world The service is kind welcoming and friendly The Adrift staff keep the rooms clean and classy. The beach is mystical I have been in sun and storms and it never ever disappoints. The food and service at picked fish fantastic can’t wait to come back"

"This hotel was really fun. It is great for families and kids. I loved that it was safe, you could buy the things you liked in the room, and they had their own vibe. The place was generally pretty clean and very comfortable. They had local goat soap, decorative pillow covers, used books, and cute coffee mugs, and all the supplies you need for puppers. The only suggestions for improvement I have is, I would recommend that more attention be focused on cleaning as there was a large spider with a large web in the lamp next to my head. Also, the staff took about 10-15 minutes to get us checked in. The beds were a bit squeaky for romance. I would still say it is worth it. Thank you. It made our trip so special. :) if/ when we come back, this is my new favorite place. "

"Thanks for a great stay!"

"Staff was great "

"Cute, quiet place next door to a fun taphouse venue with live music. We'd definitely come back!"

"Coastal Inn room was just right for us. Recently remodeled room, King bed, pet friendly, close to everything downtown Long Beach, friendly staff, too!"

"The beach view was wonderful. I didn’t use the spa."

"Incredibly cozy and enchanting. The front desk clerk was friendly and inviting. When you enter the building, you are surrounded by warm rich woods, stained glass, and Edison bulbs that cast a low amber light. The Historic Queen room I stayed in was delightfully minimal, but with everything you need for a comfortable stay. The room opens up to a private balcony with a little bistro table. I recommend sleeping with the window open to feel the beach air and listen to the ocean."