Awful service in the b& b inn . Kathy is so rude. She kept playing up on us and had the worst…read moreattitude in the world. I don't know how they can run a bed-and-breakfast with her answering her phone

Their drinks were not to my liking. I couldn't even take 2 sips. Sent first drink back (which I…read moredon't think they took off the tab even though it was NOT CONSUMED) . I said I can't drink it and opted for a margarita. Have no idea how u can screw up a margarita but it was not drinkable either. No sweetness. Just unlike any other I've ever had. Left that full as well. The charcuterie board app was great. But expensive. The other food was super mediocre. Just felt like it was middle of the line out of the freezer. Cute presentation. Very underwhelming. I can honestly say they're the most unenjoyable cocktails I've ever had. Our server acted like she couldn't care less if we were happy, or satisfied. She knew I sent the first drink back, saw the 2nd left full and didn't ask a single ? The whole experience was very lacking. Skip this place.

Looking for a place to stay in Pendleton didn't yield positive results until I found this nearly…read moreoff the grid oddity. I had reservations, but I took a chance and booked a reservation. So. Freaking. Worth. It. The place is on point on so many levels. The suite is grand af. You want swank at bargain basement prices? This is THE place for you. Killer amenities in a killer location. Stay here! Live it up! And take the Pendleton Underground Tour while you're at it!

Have you always wanted to stay in a bordello? Well, apparently a lot of tourists to Pendleton, OR…read moredid and, thus, the Working Girls Hotel (WGH) was re-opened in 1991. "Services" are limited, however, the hotel does have a suite + 4 other sleeping rooms that are all uniquely decorated in a very Old West-meets-true-Victorian style. The building itself is quite stunning, with hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and exposed brick. It's old, though, so be prepared to hear a lot of traffic noise, particularly if you're sleeping in one of the rooms on the NW side. The one time I stayed here was with a large group, and we took over the whole place. If you're planning a visit here, that's the approach I would recommend. There are a lot of common areas, and it would be a shame to not take advantage of them. There is a shared kitchen, a large living room and a separate dining area. Bathrooms are also shared (except in the suite), but are HUGE. The guest house is in a prime location in the historic district; close to all of P-town's night life, coffee shops, and services. Kids and pets are disallowed, because of the antiques and the layout. Plus, who wants to explain a bordello to the kiddies? Especially since this one was apparently operational until "more recently than you'd think..." A very cool piece of Oregon's history, though, and certainly prime real estate if you can get the house over the week of the Round-up.

We spent 7 hours in the pod yesterday. Beautiful pod ride. Riders need rest…read more Searching for lodging.on our U.S. 395 tour I found Hotel Prairie. Arriving, we found a trim, inviting Front Street, Hotel Prairie on the east end. Juniper Dining Room closed Monday and Tuesday. This cornerstone of days gone by is a labor of love. I got a bed and breakfast feeling mixed with vacation stay faborite feeling. There's a community kitchen at the end of the hall - for those awkward Monday and Tuesday morning meals. It is an old hotel, redone well. Our room was quiet, sleep deep. The bathroom had a handicap shower if we were inclined. Our headboard was a reused old door. Very nice. If you are headed through or to Prairie City and day is running low, Try Hotel Prairie. We would again.

On our way to Boise Idaho we stopped here. This is the best little hotel I have ever stayed in the…read morepeople that help you when you walk in are some of the nicest and kindest people you will ever meet. Their service is unmatched beds are very comfortable and their lobby is so cozy especially during the winter. The atmosphere is great and the rooms were overall very clean and nice. Also a great dinner spot is the Oxbow that was great dinner. Also recommend going to their little breakfast spot. The waitresses are amazing and so is the food. I would recommend this 10,000 stars.

Short version: This place is a lot better than it looks. The value is great, considering that one…read moreof the chain motels downtown wants about twice as much. Parking lot is pretty claustro, but they do have a nice place to sit in the back and have a smoke if you want. Very clean, looks like homebrew remodeling and maintenance but both done at least with pride. It's very easy to miss if you're headed east on the highway, because it kind of sneaks up on you and looks like it might or might not be open. In a former timber town with limited opportunities, closed businesses aren't that rare. We had to double back to it. Not sure how it is in the summer, but if you like sleeping in a cold room, this was that rare place (in April) where partner did not immediately turn on the AC full bore. No need to do that this time, nor even to mess with the temp. Not sure how well the warming works because we never wanted it. If there was a major frustration, I'd say it was thin walls. All the signs (too many) that tell you what you can and can't do include some that specify quiet hours, and that's fine, but it does leave you turning the TV down very low because you've been hearing the neighbors' TV for hours.

The John Day Motel was a great stop after a long day of motorcycling. It's a solid, clean and…read morecomfortable room with friendly faces at the front desk. The owner was quick with advice for places to eat and routes for our ride out of town the next day. Plenty of places to eat and drink within walking distance. And the prices were more than fair. I will be staying here again.

I took a chance staying here on the recommendation of a friend. I wish I hadn't, but you have to go…read morethere to know there I guess. First the good part. The heater worked. There was plenty of hot water and good water pressure. There were plenty of towels and they were clean. The floor is appeared to be clean. Now for the not so good part. The first thing I noticed when I walked in was a dirty rag that was probably used to clean the shower that was hanging over the shower curtain rail to dry. See attached photo. That was just nasty. The second thing I noticed was that the blankets on the bed just didn't feel clean. They felt grimy. Kind of like a pair of jeans that have been worn too many times between washing. There wasn't any visible dirt, but they did not feel clean and I can tell the difference. I stay in motels a lot and I'm surprised at how many comfortable beds I get and this one wasn't. It was uncomfortable. But at least when I got up in the morning and went to make a cup of tea two of the coffee cups, that I looked at were dirty. I took photos of them and attach them to the review. I don't know if Tim the manager who was not quite rude, but rather short with me on the phone is the person who cleans the rooms or somebody else but whoever it is, they are sloppy or lazier or whatever but they're not cleaning the rooms properly. I think the two stars is very justified in this case. I sure won't be coming back the extra hour drive to Condon will be well worth a good nights sleep in a clean comfortable room for 40 bucks more.

The place was quaint, quiet and came in clutch last minute. The owner, Tim, is a really nice guy…read more We were on the tail end of our camping trip and due to windy funky weather decided to get a hotel last minute and we ended up here luckily. It was clean and comfortable, had a fridge and microwave. I highly recommend this mom and pop hotel to anyone in the area and would gladly come again. My son loved the "rustic" look which he called Cowboy. Hands down a nice place to stay and the beds were comfy. Thanks Tim for the hospitality!!!

Only stayed one night. Cute little motel. Clean, hot water…read moreis hot. They only thing is, there is not place to put anything in the bathroom. Just around the sink! Not much room, I get it! I will surely stay here again when, I'm coming through here on my way to Fossil

It's nice to find a clean and comfortable motel in a small town setting, getting away from the…read morechain hotel experience. My husband and I had a great experience with a fast check in and clean room. The size of the fridge is great and the bed is firm. The theme is also very cute and I've enjoyed the detail put into the room. Internet is fast with an easy hookup to my Roku.

We have been having a tough time finding a good motel in Pendleton. The rugged country Lodge was…read moregreat. We both enjoyed it and so did our yellow Labrador. The owners were courteous. The room was very clean and well decorated and the price was just what it should be. Hal'shamburgers up the street was a quick stroll with great food. We say we would stay here again and would encourage all rafters and other travelers to stay there too.

Plus: Older but well maintained in and out. Decor is rustic country style, not the typical hotel…read morefurniture, but kind of nice. The A/C worked well, and the room was clean and quiet. Firm mattress ensured a good night's sleep. Wifi and TV were good. I appreciated the charger outlet device. Staff were friendly and parking was good. Breakfast options were better than I expected: yogurt, cereal, bagels, muffins, cream cheese, fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, hot beverages & juice. The breakfast area was nicely decorated, and the chairs and tables were clean & comfy. It's obvious the owners have tried hard to provide a nice experience. They actually use metal keys, a throwback to simpler times. Minus: The toilet seat was worn, paint had given way to the wood underneath, however the rest of the place is in good shape and I would stay here again.

We did not stay at the lodge but did come to enjoy soaking in the hot springs. The front desk…read morestaff were very friendly and very accommodating. The tubs were clean and the area was clean. The lodge is historic and there is a lot of cool history. There are a lot of cool pictures off the lodge I days past hanging on the walls which gives it a "Shining" ambiance. Getting in the tubs first thing in the morning and watching the steam come off the lake while soaking and relaxing is a wonderful start to the day. Overall I highly recommend the experience.

I've been to The Lodge at Hot Lake Springs multiple times, and have enjoyed watching this historic…read moreresort grow as renovations have been made and ownership has changed. If you visited the hotel prior to the pandemic, please be advised it is a completely new and improved experience. The building and grounds have a unique and storied past, dating back to the mid-1800s when the first permanent structures were built there. The building was once a hospital and trading post, a movie theater and many other things. Then it fell into precipitous disrepair for many years until the last several owners began putting a great deal of money into bringing the resort back to its former glory. The building is a big, sprawling and drafty old place. If you are looking for a painstakingly restored Williamsburg style country inn, this place isn't for you. There are creaky floors, uneven surfaces, and yes... cobwebs here and there. But the wonderful new owners of the property are dedicated to making it shine. Please do visit the The Lodge at Hot Lake Springs. Ask questions, wander from room to room. Explore the grounds. Read Wikipedia about the lodge, and track down some of the cable ghost hunting programs on YouTube that feature the place. Enjoy soaking in the pools. This place might not be for everyone, but I love it!