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"Check in was a little challenging but the room was excellent! "

"Nice room for a night or two (I was passing through on my way to Oregon from So Cal). I was in room 10. It felt spacious, especially travling alone. High ceilings with wood beams gave it a nice rustic feel. There is Laundry on one side and public bathroom (for the pool area maybe) on the other, so no direct neighbors to speak of (room had its own shower)… it was quiet. Very friendly staff. Pod coffee and tea in the room. Patio was sufficient. It had a table with a couple chairs and it was nice to chill with a drink after a long day on the road and just gaze out over the grass into the mountains. I’d stay here again. "

"The motel was clean and quiet and had the amenities that we required at a budget price. The staff was friendly and accommodating. We will stay there again."

"It was nice and close to The Redwoods"

"A great little motel that was perfect for our family of four. Separate rooms inside of our room and adorable vintage field."

"Everyone in our family loved Shelter Cove, and the house really brought it all together. Amazing location, with 180 degree ocean views that never get old. We hung out on the top floor almost the whole time, we really really enjoyed it. The town itself is so serene and relaxing, and has an awesome small town feel. Everyone waves, stops to chat, and seems genuinely happy to be there. "

"Shelter Cove is an absolute GEM, WAY off the beaten path. The hotel is in a prime location with beautiful views and direct access to black sands beaches, tide pools and even a lighthouse! The hotel is still being renovated, so it's not perfect. But the staff is helpful and the location is wonderful."

"We were on a road trip and spent one night at this property, and it had all of the needed amenities, such as a microwave and refrigerator. It was extremely clean, the parking was easy and close to the cottage, and the staff was very nice and responsive. There is only one thing that I would suggest, and that is for management to put a caution sign on the rear gate, near the play structure, that leads to the forest. The sign should clearly state, “Enter at your own risk.” The gate, gives the impression that it is safe to enter, and that a defined trail awaits. Several guests, including myself, accessed the gate thinking that there would be a marked trail, but then we learned that there was not a defined trail and the area was filled with fallen trees and poison oak. This is a major safety issue because children can easily access this trail, especially with it being adjacent to a play area. Other than that, I would gladly stay here again and I highly recommend it to other travelers. "

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