Overlook makes its home in Nelscott at the south end of Lincoln City, an area once densely forested with Spruce and Hemlock. The area remained mostly inaccessible until the construction of the Roosevelt Military Highway, Hwy 101. In the early 1900's two developers, Charles P. Nelson and Dr. W.G. Scott formed the Nelscott Land Company.
They subdivided their property into 87 small lots for vacation cottages as part of a small summer resort town. By 1927 Nelscott had an Auto Park Campground, a general store, bus depot, gas station, and restaurant. Nelscott never incorporated and in 1964 residents voted to become part of Lincoln City along with the communities of Oceanlake, DeLake, Cutler City, and Taft.
They subdivided their property into 87 small lots for vacation cottages as part of a small summer resort town. By 1927 Nelscott had an Auto Park Campground, a general store, bus depot, gas station, and restaurant. Nelscott never incorporated and in 1964 residents voted to become part of Lincoln City along with the communities of Oceanlake, DeLake, Cutler City, and Taft.
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If you are looking for a unique get-away on the Oregon Coast, our lodging offers just that. The decor, layout, and even the access to each of our eight suites is unlike any other. Yet all convey a warm casual feeling and all offer a breathtaking panoramic view of the Pacific.
Each suite has a well-equipped kitchen with a welcome supply of freshly roasted coffee, king or queen size beds, comfortable seating, HDTV, wireless internet, and a supply kit for your pet.Two of our suites even have wood burning fireplaces.
Each suite has a well-equipped kitchen with a welcome supply of freshly roasted coffee, king or queen size beds, comfortable seating, HDTV, wireless internet, and a supply kit for your pet.Two of our suites even have wood burning fireplaces.
Siletz Indians and early settlers were well acquainted with the giftsof the central Oregon coast. They weathered winter storms andbasked in long summer days on miles of sandy beaches. Today, locals and visitors alike enjoy many activities and adventuresin Lincoln City and the surrounding Lincoln County.
Everyone loves a scavenger hunt and Lincoln City created a real winner with only one item to find. In cooperation with the artists at the Glass Center in nearby Taft, beautiful hand-blown floats are hidden (in plain sight) amidst the driftwood and sand of our beaches. Each is unique and yours to keep.
Reviews (15)
Julie Luce
Nov 24, 2021
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I love the Overlook, and have been coming for 50 years. Having said that, each unit has different owners and they take very different care of their units. 6 is the best. We just stayed in Unit 5 and were a little disappointed. The views are always amazing in every unit, so you can't really ever go wrong.
Robert Zahrowski
Oct 23, 2021
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Tony Jones
Sep 25, 2021
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Grayson Brown
May 26, 2021
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Trevor Keely
May 14, 2021
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C. Kellen
May 14, 2021
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Jeremy Mabe
Jul 06, 2020
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Chad G.
Sep 10, 2019
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Brenda B.
Aug 19, 2019
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Rebecca R.
Sep 24, 2018
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What a great weekend. I only wish We could've stayed longer. So comfortable and cozy. Didn't want to leave to do anything. I only wish I had taken more pictures from our deck. We had apartment number two( #2)with full 360 panoramic view of the ocean and the deck to go out on as sunset. AMAZING!
Thank you!!!
Thank you!!!
Nicole B.
Mar 10, 2017
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This hotel is my favorite on the coast! I don't stay anywhere else! My boyfriend and I stay here at least 6 times a year and we love it each time! Each room is uniquely decorated and quaint. Our favorite rooms are 5, 6 and 7. You feel like you're staying in a whole house because each room has a kitchen, bathroom and most have a seperate bedroom. For the price, it just doesn't compare to boring hotel rooms that all look the same and have no extra amenities. Each room also has an amazing ocean view and they're all steps from the beach. The owner, Anne, is also the sweetest lady
Laura G.
Oct 11, 2016
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V. H. A.
Mar 30, 2016
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They allow dogs and I will say that I could definitely smell the dog smell in the room upon entering. Overall, I enjoyed my stay. Each room had it's own charm and I especially enjoyed dining with my family at the dining table with big windows. You could see the sunset and the beautiful moon over the water and the beach. There were lots of extra little touches like movies available to watch, a book collection, board games, it felt like a home. There is free wi-fi and free parking. If you are disabled or in a wheelchair please keep in mind that in order to get to the beach from here, you will
Katie W.
Mar 12, 2015
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I have stayed here several times as a kid, this time I stayed with my husband and sadly I was kind grossed out. The room really needed a deep clean. I know it's a small company and the place is older which I don't mind but I can't Handel when places are dirty. It wouldn't take much to clean it up we stayed in the studio, it's small. Hope they clean better because I like this place.
Steve W.
Dec 18, 2010
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When my wife and I go out to the coast, we like to stay in places that are a little bit different. There are hotels that offer the standard amenities and cater to a more suburbanite style of crowd, but I can stay at one of those places anywhere. At the coast, I want something a bit different. I want to be able to go there when the weather is not so pleasant and enjoy the coziness of a fire and just look outside the window with a fresh cup of joe.
Overlook fits the bill nicely. We stayed in the upstairs room that faces the ocean, and it was both cozy and relaxing. I was able to shed my normal
Overlook fits the bill nicely. We stayed in the upstairs room that faces the ocean, and it was both cozy and relaxing. I was able to shed my normal
