Best Western - Tillamook
Accommodations around Tillamook were plentiful if you like budget hotels, however that’s not my style. The best franchise option was the Best Western but it seemed expensive for what it was…a Best Western in the middle of nowhere.
It was a nice size room that came with a mini-fridge. In general was a quiet stay. Maintenance was needed - a bit of caulking around the tub so the water doesn’t seep behind the faucet or the back of the tub.
The complimentary breakfast was sad. I mean grown boys wearing flannel pajamas (and it could have been a cowboy print pattern on this one lanky child) to the breakfast bar. And whether it was or it wasn’t, I’ll never know because we elected not to eat there. The food…seemed like generic cereal, day old bread and lack of variety. Maybe this is the standard drill for this brand.
The front desk directed us to the Pancake House downtown that seemed rather high-priced for what it was. We attempted to use a credit card to pay for breakfast and...
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Accommodations around Tillamook were plentiful if you like budget hotels, however that’s not my style. The best franchise option was the Best Western but it seemed expensive for what it was…a Best Western in the middle of nowhere.
It was a nice size room that came with a mini-fridge. In general was a quiet stay. Maintenance was needed - a bit of caulking around the tub so the water doesn’t seep behind the faucet or the back of the tub.
The complimentary breakfast was sad. I mean grown boys wearing flannel pajamas (and it could have been a cowboy print pattern on this one lanky child) to the breakfast bar. And whether it was or it wasn’t, I’ll never know because we elected not to eat there. The food…seemed like generic cereal, day old bread and lack of variety. Maybe this is the standard drill for this brand.
The front desk directed us to the Pancake House downtown that seemed rather high-priced for what it was. We attempted to use a credit card to pay for breakfast and were told there would be a 50¢ additional charge, which I believe is illegal. If you’d like to watch the many trucks carrying lumber through the city center, this restaurant on U.S. Highway 101 is the place to be.
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