Katie, owns and operates This historical and classy hotel. Million dollar views from each stylish rustic, comfortable and antique rooms in this small pass through city along HWY 101 in Oregon. If you like looking for old things, then next door is a huge antique mall also in. Large historical building with many rooms of a great selection of antiques and old nick nacks to choose from. Nonetheless, great stop here, which I will return to again.

I was under the impression that we would have an in suite bathroom, but that was not the case. A minor inconvenience. The room was comfortable, with a nice view of the river. Breakfast was simple, but if you want a hot breakfast, there is a cafe called The Roost right next door. It was a nice, relaxing weekend. If we go again, I will be sure the confirm that the room is self contained.

I love this hotel!! I will only stay at this hotel when in the area from now on!!

The Old Wheeler Hotel is fabulous, a gem. We loved our stay, the beautiful decor, comfortable bed, common room to hang out and meet some of the other guests, delicious breakfast, and wonderful staff. We can't wait to return to this incredible place in the future.

Staff was great, very friendly and full of information about the property and local area. Common areas were clean and welcoming with beautiful views of the bay. The touches throughout were beyond charming and gave the hotel charcter and sense of place. Our room (8) was adjacent to the breakfast room, but we were never disturbed by noise. The only downside was the bed was very uncomfortable and we were both up in the night trying to find relief from the discomfort. I appreciate the attention to detail having antiques throughout the hotel, but the beds are one place I would have appreciated a break in charcter in favor of comfort.

Property is charming and full of antiques. Feels like a museum of period furniture from days gone by. Lovely view of water and seating areas.

This is a one of a kind priority. We loved staying here. Felt as if we stepped back in tine. So beautiful. Can't wait to stay at the Old Wheeler Hotel again.

What a wonderful place! Romantic, comfortable and perfect stay. We’ll definitely be coming back!

The WORST hotel I have ever stayed at. I’ve never had to write a bad review of a hotel before but here it goes. The short version of events. The owner of the Old Wheeler Hotel disclosed names, room numbers and disabilities to me unprompted as well as my own to her guests. The owner of the hotel also violated several clauses in the American Disabilities Act- and committed two federal offenses during our stay. Impressive considering we were there for only one night. If you are anything less than nubile I would suggest you book elsewhere. The Old Wheeler Hotel is uninformed and discriminatory. We were in town to relax and go for a surf-disappointing

This place is a gem, furnished beautifully and comfortably with much attention to detail. The view from the dining room can’t be beat!

Our host welcomed us to the hotel and gave us a tour of the place. It had a charming, Victorian feel to it, and we loved it.

This little gem was the best surprise of our trip. The outside is rather plain, but wait till you go inside! All 1920’s Art Deco decor that is absolutely charming. Every little detail lovingly added in the rooms and common areas - even beautiful china for your breakfast! And the view from each room of the water across the street is especially beautiful at sunset. A romantic getaway, with a very friendly staff, in an idyllic little town.

It’s a beautiful hotel that kindles your imagination. The hotel rooms are setup like a early 1900 luxury hotel room (with 21st century amenities). I throughly enjoyed my stay here and I’d recommend this to anyone traveling to Oregon cost

Super nice people, great atmosphere, very welcoming with costomized room sign, felt like at home. Love the area, looking forward to returning someday!!

Enjoyed the stay. Looking forward to doing so again

The Hotel and surrounding area were great. The Saloon across the street has a patio, and if you are lucky enough to get a patio seat at sunset, it's AMAZING. Also, a block from the hotel is the "Rail Riders" attraction. You get on a pedal car and ride the train tracks through the mountain, it was a highlight of the trip. The area, the attractions, the scenery and beaches...it was all top notch. Thanks!

an old charming hotel, very clean, not convenient to find a place to eat..

This is a small, beautiful old hotel, lovingly decorated with antique furniture and linens. Some rooms have a bay view. At the same time it has modern amenities including TV, DVR, Wi-Fi, renovated bathrooms, and a good collection of DVDs. There is a comfortable breakfast/sitting room with hot water, teas, cocoa mix, and apple cider mix. All rooms have private bathrooms, but be aware that some are detached and will require a walk down the hall. Bathrobes are provided.

The room had that old time feel without being old time. The view out to the river and bay were great. We sat on a bench by the pier and watched the sun go down. We went to a nearby restaurant and had a nice dinner. We visited Tillamook the next morning. The Old Wheeler was a very good choice.

Fantastic service. Warm and friendly, family-like atmosphere in common room. Beautiful, rustic decorum. Highly recommend.

Just amazing.

Great place to stay, we stayed in room 1 which had a lot of traffic noise. Im thinking if you had one of the back rooms it wouldn't have been so noisy. Its definitely a great location for exploring the Oregon coast. Michael was a great host. We would go back.

This was wonderful!! My only complaint is that the bed was a bit uncomfortable, but the benefits outweighed that and I would definitely come back!