Heidi's Inn

Inn

The room had a odd smell but we tried to overlook it since this was our first actual family vacation and wanted it to be positive. The bed felt like we were sleeping on cardboard and the walls are paper thin. Our son had trouble sleeping because it was so loud and he was mortified when we heard people having sex. We couldn't turn the TV up to try to even drown out all the loud talking and sex because their was a very low limit on the sound settings. We paid a lot of money for a very uncomfortable couple of days. Pretty disappointed.

It's an older run down hotel but the rooms were clean and comfortable. The room had a funny odor when we first walked in so that was off-putting.

Really nice people and good service. Decor in the rooms is dated but it's clean and well maintained. I'll stay there again in a heartbeat!

Very nice location, the people were friendly, the bed was nice, just enough room for me for the right price! (Kind of small bathroom and could maybe use another pillow or two) I'm rating #Heidi'sInn ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is it tough review to write. The staff tried to be accommodating, after I made several complaints about the room being filthy. The bathroom floor was extremely sticky, my shoes were sticking to the floor and you could hear the noise hurts when I try to pull my foot up. The toilet had pubic hairs on it not just one, there was hair animal and human in the bed sheets, the carpet used to be replaced the place is just beat up. The staff has been there 20 years but I think it's time for them to retire and they need to hire some younger people with more energy who will be diligent to make sure that things are done correctly. I don't recommend that anybody stays here.

Comfortable room and friendly staff—exactly what I was hoping to find.

Had difficulty getting wheelchair up step into room. Room's large, unfortunately bathroom very tight fit. Glad didn't bring the powerchair. If we stay again will. Bring the portable ramp. Extremely happy to find and go to the wool, fiber store here in town Good stay.

Owners are very nice and well priced.

A wonderful place to stay on a budget. The manager and staff were so helpful. I will definitely be coming back.

Whenever we're in the Ilwaco area, we stay at Heidi's. It's no frills, but clean and affordable.

The front desk staff (maybe the owner? ) was nice and he provided me lots of tourist information, even including Washington State Discover Pass. The room was quite large, but there's some sour smell which could be improved.

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The guy the front desk seemed less than enthusiastic to help once he got paid. There was at least one or two ladies of the night smoking all hours in the parking lot. A siren next door sounded like a tsunami warning and the beds were really uncomfortable. For a last minute cheap stay it worked but it definitely encouraged me to spend more money elsewhere next time.

This was by far the worst motel we have ever stayed at. The bed was so uncomfortable that my boyfriend and I even said to each other sleeping in the car would've been better. The floors were stained and disgusting to the point we were too scared to take off our shoes. The bathroom shower curtain and shower had mold growing everywhere. Bruce at the front desk was beyond rude and completely unhelpful. I will NEVER waste $116 on a motel like this again.

Nothing fancy your basic small town Inn, We stayed in the red building, it had a little kitchen area, the rooms weren't the best, but they aren't bad. The showers really suck, it was a stand up shower that was maybe 4x4 if that. Although the water pressure was excellent. It worked for an overnight stay.

Friendly staff, clean rooms, pet friendly and affordable economy rooms! Great location and amenities! We keep coming back — easy to book direct by phone!

Location is good, just south of the main strip of shops. It's easy to find via Google Maps, and has a big sign out front. The room was good for the price, with a minifridge and coffee (instant) provided in the room. The only non-family room left was a smoking room, but the smell was subtle and unobtrusive. The linens and bed were clean and comfortable. The service was minimal, but sufficient. The gentleman at the front desk (who I believe is the owner) was a bit gruff until the room was paid for, at which point he was very helpful, giving us recommendations and pamphlets of places to see during our stay. In fairness, we arrived in the late evening, so this may not be indicative of average service. They are pet-friendly, with an $8 charge per night to stay with your pet. Check-in starts at 3pm, and the check-out time is 11am. When we were there, housekeeping did their first pass at about 9am. Overall, I would recommend Heidi's to anyone doing a short trip to Long Island on a budget.

Pretty standard motel. The decor was not the greatest and the three beds were crammed together in the small room. But it gets the job done if all you need is a place to stay for the night.

We arrived at this motel with low expectations due to the look and it started out even rougher than expected. The guy in the office was very unhelpful answering questions. We got to the room and it smelled musty and like bleach, whatever its a cheap motel right? The furniture looks like end of the day garage sale freebies. The tvs are small and extremely dated. The carpet was grimy, to the point that I didn't even want to set my bag down on it. We were unhappy and chose to look for another place. We went back to the office and requested a refund but were turned down, "our contract says that once you enter the room we can't give you a refund. " The room was not slept in, messied or even used at all. We were given his manager's phone number reluctantly, after yelling, which we called multiple times and left messages but received no call back after a few hours. It was worth biting the $160 for the family room and going to the salt hotel where we got 2 separate clean and new rooms for the same price! Please for your sake Do Not visit this absolute dump when there are better ones in this area for the same price with helpful staff and clean rooms. There are better options even out here in Ilwaco! I will NEVER go back to this motel and you should not either. Save yourself the trouble!

It's not fancy but it is a nice little friendly place. I didn't arrive till 5am and they still got out of bed to check me in. If I am ever in the area I'll definitely stay again!

The staff is friendly. Good price, exactly what we were looking for.

Room was clean and better than I expected for the price. Everything worked, comfortable bed and the gal in the office was very friendly and accommodating. Had free Wi-Fi, microwave, and fridge. Great little budget friendly place. I would stay again.

Right in downtown Ilwaco, Heidi's is the first place I check when looking for a place to stay in the area. Reasonably priced, clean, and the staff is always friendly.

Photos here are definitely outdated. Property has been completely redone on the exterior. Rooms are still basic but extremely clean. Definitely best bargain on the Long Beach Peninsula for hotels by a long shot. Centrally located near the Port of Ilwaco and Buoy 10 Salmon Fishery, Caped Disappointment, Fort Columbia, Willapa Bay National Wildlife Refuge and the Long beach Peninsula.