Hotels near North Bend Municipal Airport - OTH, North Bend

Unfortunately we where only there for one night since we had a celebration of life at the ocean for my mother. So we didn’t really see much. My father is a resident of there and he shows us some pretty cool sites

Nestled along Oregon Coast Hwy in North Bend (Coos Bay), the Itty Bitty Inn is a quirky cool hotel where the owner lives on-site and offers welcoming, local flavor for those with shorter terms stay needs. I picked Itty Bitty Inn because it was the only establishment willingly offering rides to/from the Coos Bay Airport to its patrons. Glad they did because it gave me the chance to spend time getting to know the bayside community. When you stay at the Itty Bitty Inn its the Coos Bay experience you're paying for as much as the room. Take advantage by walking into town and visiting the local shops, establishments and restaurants. Extras were a plenty, like local coffee, soaps and more. Lots of places within a short walk to eat or just enjoy a cup of coffee and the internet. If I ever find myself in that part of the world again you can be sure to find me at the Itty Bitty Inn.

North Bend, Coos Bay, and the Southern Oregon coast are breathtaking, even during inclement weather. The locals are friendly and helpful. Since the restaurants at the Mill Casino were closed for most of my stay, my family and I ate at local restaurants. We especially enjoyed the food and service at The Pancake Mill and El Coyote Mexican restaurant. The panini at Face Rock Creamery was good, and their ice cream portions are amazing! The cinema is open, local theater offers local talent, and the downtown is always fun to stroll. My son liked Recycle Video Games and Joey's Arcade and Soda Bar.

North Bend looks charming and appealing, with plenty of interesting shops and eateries along the highway as you pass through. When I can find a more reliable lodging than Bay Bridge Motel, I hope to spend a few days in the area and really explore!

We come down for certain events and to shop at the Coos Head Food Co-op for local food. We hike out at Cape Arago and this time watched the king tide wave action at Shore Acres, a must do during winter storms. We have also attended In a Landscape concerts out at Shore Acres. check them out online and make it a date in the future if they come back, it is impressive! We at Wildflour Restaurant (which has little signage outside but amazing food to offer along with atmosphere). Dig and ye shall find at this little coastal town. And of course, we stayed at the Itty Bitty Inn which was the best icing on the cake.

The best part of North Bend was visiting Shore Acres. There is a fantastic botanical garden there you can visit for just $5 parking permit! It had an ocean overlook where we saw a pod of whales close to the shore! Otherwise we didn't do much in the town.