Gold Beach Discount Bookings with Accommodation Houston

We come up for Bike the Rogue in September a cycling fundraiser by the Gold Beach rotary for college scholarships. My husband loves the golf course Cedar bend. Nice restaurants for a nice dinner... Spinners and the Landing North are our favorites along with the Tav for more casual dining... Double D's for breakfast. Jerry's Jet boat tours are great... Highly recommend.

If I can retire anywhere on the Oregon coast. Gold beach would be the town. You have the ocean on one side and beautiful mountains on the other side. I love seeing houses up there especially at night when you can see the lights. I love the bridge. I just love it. It’s very quiet too. Just want I need. Peace and quite.

The nicest Motel 6 I've ever stayed in. The manager gave us a second floor room so we'd have a nice view over the bridge and water. Place was meticulously clean. The room is basic, nothing fancy at all, but clean and beds were comfortable.

Our group went to visit a friend who had moved to Gold Beach. The restaurants service was excellent, food was delicious and the facility was clean. Grocery markets were clean and wall stocked with necessary food and other necessities.

The Jerry’s Jet Boat ride is highly recommended for a relaxing and fun trip on the Rogue River that leads to the ocean. The Gold Beach Visitors center is located a short distance from the beach, a good first stop with friendly and informed staff. Then follow that with a walk on the beach. The basic lodgings and eateries are few in this small town. TuTuTin Lodge, located on the Rogue River, is refined and exceptional with delicious breakfast and dinners although not family or pet oriented.

The town itself, was very disappointing. Obviously, Gold Beach is in a depressed state. There were very few eating options, even less DINING choices. Spinners, within walking distance of the hotel, was closed the two days we were in Gold Beach. We found The Landing acceptable, barely. A meatball sandwich we shared at a nearby pizza parlor was terrible. Driving through Brookings, it appears it may have been worth driving 20+ miles to eat at a reputable dining establishment. We also noticed when going into a local market (McKay's), how unfriendly/borderline rude the local people seemed to be. We traveled and spent one day in Bandon, and had a wonderful time. We found it clean, accommodating, friendly, offering of a variety of inviting eating places with fresh delicious food served with a smile, and interesting and lovely stores for shopping. Thankfully, the hotel itself and the easy access to the beach made our visit to the coast a pleasant one. The town itself could improve itself to be more inviting to visitors.