House in Devils Lake, OR
6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 2 baths
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About this house rental
Our dining area has three walls with floor to ceiling windows that overlooking the beach & surf. Seamist is a 2 bedroom home. An added bonus is the 3rd sleeping room with 40” smart TV & queen sleeper sofa. Beach access is 100 yds from your front door. This home has an observation room that feels like a ship on the ocean during high tide! Also a living room with stone and agate arched fireplace that overlooks the surf and beach. Fun shops, restaurant and movies are a close walk. Enjoy your rest or favorite read on the new upscale mattresses while listening to the sound of the ocean at night. Explore the nearby tide pools , fly kites or build sand castles by day. Romantics will love the knotty pine and cozy decor throughout. The dining table seats 6 with surf and sand views. Set of stairs at entrance.
Please avoid leaving single night gaps during Spring Break, July & August.
Please avoid leaving single night gaps during Spring Break, July & August.
Amenities at Breathtaking views of sand the surf
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Devils Lake, OR
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Oct 2025
This was a lovely place to stay. Everything was as listed. The laundry wasn’t usable because they were waiting for a part for the dryer, but we made an outing of it by going to Newport and doing the wash! We would definitely come back again!
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Sep 2025
We loved Seamist! What a wonderful place to stay and the location was great. Make a glass paperweight at the Lincoln City Glass Center too--what fun!
8.0 / 10.0Excellent·Sep 2025
Pro's: Location is primo, right on the beach, overlooking interesting tide-pools. Safe concrete staircase down to beach a couple houses away. Location is 13 blocks north of D River beach state park, and a block west of hwy 101 on a residential street. Good parking on-site. Cool remodeled 1929 cottage, with window views that go on forever. Comfy furniture (beds are a mixed bag), nice towels. Enough basic kitchen stuff and working dishwasher/fridge/stove/coffee-maker/toaster. Listing shows 2 bedrooms and 2 baths; there are actually 3 bedrooms (one with a sofa-bed, didn't try out), and 3 bathrooms (all 3 with toilet/sink and either shower or shower/bath combo). Gorgeous stone floor-ceiling gas fireplace with timer (timer was a bit cranky but we figured it out). Con's: All of the downstairs window shades in the bathrooms/bedrooms are in need of replacement. Some have lost their cords and cannot be raised. Replacement is on the owners' agenda this winter. Housekeeping mostly OK, but I left a note for the cleaner to work on the stove hood's underside's grease. Dusty glassware in living room (but I found the Windex and paper towel and cleaned it myself). Downstairs main bath needs caulking removed, mold treated, and recaulking. Stairs to the upper level are a steep adventure, as are the stairs to the basement washer/dryer (where you're requested to load towels/sheets on departure). One of our party picked up a splinter in her hand from the outdoor handrail. 9/10
6.0 / 10.0Average·Jul 2025
Our stay was OK I never realized just how densely populated the coast of Oregon is. I thought it was going to be somewhat rough and wild like Northern California where I used to live. The house was basically OK although there were some issues. It’s a lot of money to pay per night when things are not totally correct. For example, in the upstairs bedroom, there was no shade on one of the wall windows. Therefore, the sun would come blazing in at 5 AM in the morning. The shower in that upstairs room did not work properly. A lot of the water was draining out through the bathtub spigot and there diminished water pressure from the showerhead. One of the attractions with renting that house was that it was right on the beach and it was. But when it’s cold and foggy, you wanna sit in the living area and it was impossible to see out the windows because they were caked with sea mist so you couldn’t even see the ocean. It looked like they had not been cleaned in a very long time. Also, when all the windows are closed, the wind from the Pacific hits that house and all you hear is a vibration sound as the wind passes through the venting system. So you can’t even listen to the crash of the waves unless you keep windows open or doors open, which makes the house very cold because it is chilly by the ocean.The back door leading to the patio was stuck and had to be kicked from the bottom in order to open it. The chairs on the outside patio were very cheap hard plastic and very uncomfortable.
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9.6Outstanding
(432 Ratings)
"This was a lovely place to stay. Everything was as listed. The laundry wasn’t usable because they were waiting for a part for the dryer, but we made an outing of it by going to Newport and doing the w..."
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