What a find! First of all, this B&B differs from most in that it is fairly new construction. Most inns are antique, historic homes near medium-to-large cities. Flora’s Lake House is a contemporary-yet- welcoming design which spotlights the beauty of the natural environment – and is far from any large cities. But that’s what makes this place so great. It’s the perfect weekend or week-long escape, and it also scores high as an overnighter for travelers enjoying the outstanding Oregon coast.

The living area’s vaulted, wood-paneled ceiling creates a space perfect for total relaxation – and it’s also the spot where guests enjoy a fabulous buffet breakfast every morning. Our room, the Nautical Room, was beautifully decorated and had an extraordinarily comfortable bed. Each of the four rooms has a door which opens onto their own private section of porch. Ours had a nice view of the lake and, beyond that, the Pacific Ocean, which you can hear as its waves pound the shore (super-relaxing to hear at night!) We also had a bay window with built-in window seat. What a treat to gaze out and listen to the surf!

The owner also runs a windsurfing school at the lake; this pocket of landscape apparently enjoys a climate that’s perfect for that kind of activity all season long. It was exciting to take a walk down there and watch the kite boarders in action!

The caretakers, John & Bertie, seemed like old friends as soon as we met them. The other guests were great, too, and we had a blast over breakfast – lots of laughs and fun travel stories were shared. Breakfast is plentiful and delicious – everything from freshly baked blueberry muffins and homemade granola to generously sliced melon, bagels, juice, hard boiled eggs, all the fixings and more. John made sure no one’s coffee cup was ever less than half full – and tea drinkers had a terrific choice of organic teas. (Liz normally does breakfast and she was out of town; I have a feeling the selection might usually be even greater, but honestly I couldn't eat another bite as it was!) They make you feel so comfortable - you really are a guest in their home.

I don’t believe the owners do much advertising, and they sure don’t have to. Word of mouth on this place does it all! They stay pretty booked all season as far as I can tell, so make your plans early! I almost hate to spill the beans on the place (I’d love to keep it a secret!), but they simply do too good a job here not to sing their praises from the rooftop.

Will & Liz, John & Bertie – well done, Friends. Well done!

A casual visitor to the Oregon coast would never just happen upon Floras Lake House. The extra effort needed to find this B&B is well worth it. The house is comfortable, the lake and area around the house are beautiful, and the staff are welcoming. Each morning the owners, Liz and Will, have breakfast and conversation with the guests. When Liz and Will are not around, the caretakers (Bertie and John) are available to answer questions, recommend a restaurant, etc.

Our two-night stay at Floras Lake House was very pleasant.

My husband John and I have stayed at the Floras Lake House B & B several times over the last four years. Liz and Will, the owners and John and Bertie the caretakers are delightful and so warm they make us feel at home. There are four rooms that are individually unique in their decor and each one is spotlessly clean (we have stayed in each one). The towels are thick, the beds are comfortable, and the views are a feast for the eyes.

One of the things I enjoy most is the quiet I find at this inn that is tucked away from the bustle of the world. The lake is serene and the ocean is a short walk from the house. There is easy access to a beach that is usually deserted. We love sitting on the dunes and watching the waves roll in as well as taking a leisurely stroll. For the more adventuresome, there is wind surfing on the lake with equipment and lessons available.

Breakfast varies from visit to visit but each one has been delicious. Each time we have had a warm dish as well as homemade granola, fruit, and different types of bread. The breakfast conversations range from intellectually thoughtful discussions to hysterically comical stories.

We both highly recommend this Bed and Breakfast and plan on visiting often in the coming years.

My husband and I stayed at Flora's during a whirlwind tour of the West (think San Francisco to LA, San Diego, Las Vegas, Montana, Seattle, Portland and back to San Francisco).
We planned a night at Flora's before returning to SF and ending our honeymoon. We wanted a peaceful, quaint, charming place to clear our heads and enjoy the lovely Oregon sea coast. We found this and more.
With a unique setting that places the B&B by the Pacific as well as a small lake, you are completely immersed in fresh air and an endless sky. Beyond the beautiful grounds you can walk for hours and not see a single soul.
Owners Liz and Will, and caretakers Bertie and John, are gracious, friendly and make your stay feel like a night with friends. We enjoyed the light atmosphere over breakfast where everyone exchanged more than simple pleasantries.
We look forward to our next trip through Langlois so that we may stop and say hello to our new friends at their beautiful bed and breakfast.