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More amenities have arrived for our newly themed Star Trek - USS Enterprise Room!
Vintage comic book and record sets have arrived and our guests are invited to share in their cheesy goodness!
The stories played from the tinny speakers of the record player pair remarkable well with a locally brewed amber ale, btw.
Finding the Star Trek Room at the Itty Bitty Inn is easy, we are located one mile north of the Mill Casino and Hotel.
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Welcome the USS Enterprise Room (NCC-1701) to the Itty Bitty Inn!
The first phaser...er, I mean phase is complete!
Next - our fully interactive Star Trek Enterprise stage props will be arriving, lighted and with sound - from a custom Trekker prop crafter, Jon Simon in Connecticut!
Famed muralist and son of the Pacific Northwest, Simon Whiteowl has returned to the Itty Bitty Inn to paint the walls and artwork, where no hotel room has gone before!
In this room we have honored Ensign Rizzo from Star Trek's original series (he was part of a landing party exploring Argus X in season 2). We believe some of Ensign Rizzo's final duties may have included helping visiting dignitaries who were staying aboard the Enterprise before going on his away mission. In this case, he is featured bringing bath towels to our guests!
This Star Trek inspired room is located in Room #3 at the Itty Bitty Inn in North Bend, Oregon which is 1 mile north of The Mill Casino and Hotel and 23 miles north of Bandon Dunes Golf Resort in Bandon, Oregon.
Live Long and Prosper!
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Its AUTUMN!
The gift shoppe at the inn is cheery - it’s always most cheery in autumn it seems!
The rain and chilly weather make for the perfect time to cuddle up and have tea or cider or cocoa or ...whatever makes you feel good.
Happy autumn dear angels!
The Itty Bitty Inn is located on Sherman Avenue in North Bend, Oregon.
We are one mile north of The Mill Casino.
We are a quarter mile south of the McCullough Bridge.
Tucked cuddley at the entrance of North Bend - Coos Bay!
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The Itty Bitty Inn hosted a 2019 National Drive Electric Week event inviting industry experts and enthusiasts to join in fun, food, and music!
Electric vehicles were available to visitors for test drives as the vehicle owners shared their EV ownership experiences.
Guest speakers from far away joined the event and were featured on the news segment that aired on KCBY TV!
https://kcby.com/news/local/an-embrace-for-electric-cars-is-starting-to-hit-the-oregon-coast
The Itty Bitty Inn is located one mile north of The Mill Casino in North Bend, Oregon.
Our sponsors included Pacific Power and Bridgeview Coffee and Yak Social!
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What a (long, strange) trip!
Who would've known after Woody Harrelson's stay at the Itty Bitty Inn, that we'd be later featured in his documentary, Go Further?
Woody and his friends bike along Route 101 from Washington to California making new friends and creating awareness on sustainable energy and healthy living practices.
We hope Woody Harrelson would be proud of the positive changes seen around the inn and the impact he made during the filming of this movie.
Some vibes only get stronger as time goes on. 
Itty Bitty Inn is located in North Bend, Oregon approximately 1/4 mile south of the McCullough Bridge and one mile north of The Mill Casino and Coos Bay.
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Washington Women in Trades project leaders came by for a visit and dropped off some presents at the Itty Bitty Inn, in North Bend, Oregon!
Thank you so much Cynthia for the big Rosie the Riveter cookie and the latest Rosie the Riveter Calendar!
This team interviews and photographs renaissance women who've tackled careers in the trades industry, sharing their history at dinners and career fairs and other trades industry related functions and highlights different "Rosies" each year in their calendar!
The Rosies think nothing of their achievements. Today’s tradeswomen see them as their founding mothers who paved the way for them to work and be accepted in the trades. Young girls see the Rosies as rock stars, famous for what they did. All should see them for what they are: very extraordinary women, true heroines, women who will continue to inspire us for a lifetime.
For more information about these heroes, please visit their site at http://www.wawomenintrades.com or check our their Facebook here!
Awards? - Thank you TripAdvisor!
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- That Oregon Life visits the inn!
- NPR Story Features the Inn!
- Thank You, Nichelle Nichols!
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