We checked in for just one night on a rode trip and had a nice room with a nice rate on the second floor. The rug (which I always look for) was new and clean, and the room was spotless, even though the hotel was older and there were places with a little wear and tear, but it didn't matter. We even had a fridge. The Continental Breakfast was very nice and they had trays that you could use to take the meal back to your room, which was great. The location is right in town and we could walk around. The manager gave us some good recommendations for dinner. All in all a nice stay, and well run.

Was looking for budget lodgings on our motorcycle trip when we booked this motel. I would say the room was "cleanish" but worn out. I'd have to be short of options to stay here again. Staff were exceptionally pleasant and helpful.

Beds are rocks with a 1" pillow top---not nearly enough. Even normal volume voices come right through the ceiling and floor, and the floors squeak. Heat is from base board heaters that make a tinking sound all night as they expand and contract. There is noise from the bar next door, but it's usually not too bad.

Management was gracious enough to refund 20% of the bill, and offer 15% off next time, so I certainly can't fault them there. Others who complain about management may not have complained correctly. (Being irate and rude gets you nowhere when hiving feedback.)

The Rodeway Inn in Long Beach, WA used to be the Shaman Motel and hasn't changed much with the change of title. We have stayed there many times over the past 25 years and have always found it to be comfortable and the staff friendly and helpful. There is now a "lite" breakfast that we hadn't seen before, coffee, bagels, pastries served in the cramped front desk area, but the coffee is good and you can toast your bagel and slather it with cream cheeze. It is the most centrally located hotel in town - a short walk to "Main Street" and 5 minutes to the main entrance to the beach and the boardwalk. There used to be a view of the beach from the back side but if you know the history of the area, the beach has moved farther and farther out since the Columbia River jetty was constructed over 80 years ago and there is now a small forest between the town and the water. There is a pool but it never got warm enough for me to take a dip. Ah well, Washington beaches!