Hotel Sales on the Oregon Coast in 2026 (plus the biggest in the last decade!)
- littlefieldmarly
- May 4
- 1 min read
A few recent comparable sales on the Oregon Coast stand out,
Recent sale benchmark
754 SW COAST HWY Newport, OR | PENDING (date 1/2026) | $1.750M | 198 CDOM
Newport Bay Motel with Ocean Views & 37 Units
1609 E HARBOR DR Warrenton | SOLD | List price $4.095M Sold Price $4.500M
29 Days on market . Hotel est. to be 20k SF on 1.15 Acres
* Listed by Bradley King | Sold byAshley Moala
What this means
The recent sale evidence suggests a wide pricing gap between premium oceanfront resorts and smaller or more functional coastal properties. High-end beachfront assets in places like Cannon Beach can command a large premium because of location, scarcity, and leisure demand. By contrast, smaller or more fragmented assets tend to trade closer to the regional average.
Practical takeaway
For an Oregon Coast hotel valuation, the best comps usually depend on the submarket: Cannon Beach and Pacific City can price very differently from Lincoln City, Newport, Seaside, or Astoria. Comparisons should be adjusted downward if you are looking at a non-resort, inland, or older limited-service property.
One of if not the biggest hotel sale in the last decade with the clearest reported transaction being the Surfsand Resort & Spa in Cannon Beach, which sold for $58 million, or about $598,000 per key, in 2022. That deal was described as the highest-price sale in Cannon Beach in at least five years and well above the surrounding market average.
I look forward to helping you with your hotel & hospitality purchases!
Marly
KW Coast Life
971.227.5140
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