By Fodor's Oregon 5th Edition Dated: August 1st, 2011
Set on a romantic cliff, the renovated Coho is a perfect hybrid of family-friendly lodging and a quiet, intimate hide-away for couples. The expanded oceanfront property has 65 suites and rooms - 14 of them in a brand-new south wing, which is relegated to adults. The Coho also has a concierge service, and is particularly adept at recommending nearby trails, restaurants, and evening fun. If you want to stay in, its lobby has plenty of games, and expansive DVD collection, and a complimentary Continental breakfast daily. It even offers sand pails and kites to borrow for sandy fun.[b]Pros[/b]: great value;family-friendly, concierge service; and shuttle to nearby casino. For more information, please visit http://www.thecoholodge.com1635 NW Harbor Ave., Lincoln City, OR. Phone number 541/994-3684. http://www.thecoholodge.comThursday, August 18, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
The Coho Oceanfront Lodge Is Always Happy To Add A Touch of Class
LINCOLN CITY, Ore.—In 2010, the Coho Oceanfront Lodge opened a new 14-room wing designed to pamper adult guests. At the same time the owners completely renovated an additional 51 rooms and suites to include many upgrades usually found only in luxury hotels.
This year, to further enhance the guest experience, the Coho Lodge has added a spa room where a number of relaxing and rejuvenating treatments will be offered.
“Our guests are always pleasantly surprised when they find out about our amenities and complimentary services so we thought adding spa treatments was a natural next step,” said Rob Lee, director of operations.
Stylish décor in the spa includes cream and black draped ceiling fabrics, a shimmering tile wall, red draperies and two “comfortably plush” treatment beds covered with luxury linens. Surround sound, incense-burning candle sconces and centralized heating/cooling maintain a pleasant atmosphere throughout the treatments.
Spa services encompass a range of massages from deep tissue to sports therapy as well as special body treatments including botanical mud, seaweed gel and green clay algae wraps. Individual or couples massages are available. Visit www.thecoholodge.com for more details and pricing.
On Wednesdays and Fridays, the Coho hosts guests at a complimentary wine social and on Fridays, a masseuse also provides no-cost chair massages for further relaxation.
Rates for suites and rooms in the hotel range from $119 to $329. Please visit www.thecoholodge.com for additional rates and information, or call 1-800-848-7006.
The hotel is located at 1635 N.W. Harbor Ave., in Lincoln City.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
The Coho Oceanfront Lodge is happy to accommodate you and your pet during your stay
The Coho Oceanfront Lodge is happy to accommodate you and your pet during your stay. Out of consideration for your surroundings and your fellow guests, we ask that you kindly review the following guidelines:
Sunday, April 10, 2011
The Coho Monthly - April Edition
Spa rooms, mud wraps and free soda for all of our loyal Facebook fans; It's all in this months edition of The Coho Monthly - April Edition. To view our monthly newsletter, click on the link below or click here.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
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From $109 / day
The Coho, a newly transformed oceanfront lodge offers the warm comforts of home away from home, and understated luxuries of a distinguished boutique hotel. Let us win you over with our warm hospitality, friendly service, great facilities and amenities, and perfect oceanfront location.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Blackfish Café's Small Plates Demo
The Blackfish Café has a small plates demo class at the Culinary Center in Lincoln City from 11AM - 2PM. Cost: $50, includes meal and wine. For more information, please call Chef Sharon Wiest at 541-557-1125, 800-452-2151 or
www.oregoncoast.org/culinary
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Important Message!
While The Coho Oceanfront Lodge's firepits are an extremely popular amenity, the smoke generated can be disturbing to those staying in our luxurious Sunset Suites. We are excited to announce the conversion from wood burning to natural gas, and the fire pits will be completed in time for our guests visiting over Valentine's day weekend.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Multi-Million Dollar Construction, Renovation Project Nears Completion at Lincoln City’s Coho Lodge
A new wing with 14 suites will cater to adults featuring luxury appointments, while the north and main building are all age-inclusive with some suites featuring specially decorated rooms for families with children. Studios and suites in these existing buildings all have been completely renovated.
The team working on what may be the only current hotel project of this size on the Oregon coast, includes Denny Han, designer with F + A Architects, Los Angeles; Mega Pacific, Portland, contractor and Ankrom Moissan, Portland, interior designers.
Lincoln City Mayor, Lori Hollingsworth said, "On behalf of Lincoln city, I want to congratulate the Lee family on The Coho Oceanfront Lodge's wonderful new construction and renovation. This is welcome news for the tourism industry and a real vote of confidence for our community."
Rob Lee is the director of operations while Linda Toler, formerly with the Ocean Lodge in Cannon beach, is the hotel manager. The Lee family has owned The Coho Oceanfront Lodge and other hotel properties in the area for more than 20 years.
Lee said more details on the new Lincoln City project will be released over the next few days. The new wing is scheduled to open in early March.