My wife and I loved staying here! We loved the B&b. It was our first time in a B&B. The rooms are…read moreawesome! The beds were soo soft and comfortable and I loved the bathrooms and my wife loved the one with the bear claw bathtub and pedestal sink. I like the high ceilings! Brian made the best breakfasts we had on our whole vacation! The owner/host were soo friendly and made us feel soo warm to stay there.I have a lot of history in the area and will love to stay here again. I can't say enough good things about the couple and the house and am grateful for the experience and look forward to the next time. Brad P.

Such a cute little place to stay! The area is rich in history including the bed and breakfast. Was…read morea very comfortable room. Quiet location and the owner was wonderful. Had a great breakfast in the morning with all the fixings and some great coffee. Definitely will be back!! Thanks for everything!!

Sumpter is a good destination for a motorsickle ride; I availed myself. Some years back, I camped…read morein the Stockade grounds; they don't do camping any more, so I selected the very budget-conscious "No Frills Room." (If the wife had been along, we would've picked one of the fancy "theme" rooms... they all seem like a bargain to me.) The room - located behind the office - is indeed "no frills." But I was looking for a comfortable bed, and a nice warm shower. Both were part of the no-frills package; I was very satisfied. (BONUS: The owners are personable, and I enjoyed conversations with both of them, during my brief stay.) I'm sure I'll be back again. THANKS!

Three of us rolled into the cute old mining town of sumpter for a trail running race and decided…read morerather than camping at the Fairgrounds (before running 30+ miles? no thanks!), we'd check out this cute motel. Needless to say, this was the best decision we could have made!! Ryan was thoughtful and attentive & the Juniper room lived up to the hype. When we finished our race, thunderstorms had rolled through and we were cold, soaking wet and tired. Ryan was kind enough to drop off some towels fresh from the dryer for us- so thoughtful! Our two nights in the Juniper room will not be forgotten, and I'm sure we will be back soon!

The Sumpter Railway really is one of those "good for all ages" things. The scenery is beautiful,…read morethe train is a great example of living history, and the whole thing is ran/staffed my passionate volunteers. If you're in eastern Oregon, you'll be missing out if you don't ride the train.

We visited the Depot to buy area T-shirts. We did not ride the train it was July and very hot. Our…read moredog could not ride the train. I will go back to ride the narrow gauge train.

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.

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.

Getting late one evening driving back from Portland and decided to give North Powder Motel a look…read more From the outside it looked like an old 50's roadside motel but what a surprise. Rooms were great, the owner is a little Korean lady that makes the stay special, and it is only a couple of minutes to walk either way to a convenience store or a restaurant at the truck stop. Much more personal and pleasant than the strictly commercial places in Baker or LaGrande. I suggest you step back in time for an evening.

Very nice place to eat!! The portion sizes are huge and the…read morefood is delicious!!! Everything is nice and clean and the employees are so friendly! You certainly won't leave here hungry!! Well worth the stop!!

Your own little studio and two options to choose from if they aren't already occupied. I stayed in…read morethe downstairs, or Lower Suite. I had a washer and dryer, great internet access, a fine bed, a fancy sink, a huge shower, more television options than I could ever use, quiet, ambiance, privacy, locality to downtown (right across the street), and great hosts. This place is both peaceful and fun. Enjoy some reading time on the ample patio. Walk wherever you need to go or job the local trail along the Powder River as I did. This was a great alternative to hotel living while I worked a couple of weeks in the area. Terry and Jeanne were flexible on my timing and the rate and were fantastic to work with. I moved my coworker into the Upper Suite within days as all my coworkers were super jealous.

Comfortable affordable and management was wonderful, we highly recommend!!! Would definitely stay…read morehere again if visiting John Day, OR!

Nice, updated, clean. Best comforter ever. Bathroom needs…read moreupdate but no problems Would stay again 10/2023

The house and furnishings are beautiful! It is a very welcoming atmosphere. We stayed in the two…read morebedroom Elkhorne Suite. Comfortable beds. The dining room, living room and work/game/sitting room can be used by guests. The outdoor patio is inviting. Simple and fresh breakfast. Coffee machine in our suite. The other two suites were vacant. So we had this spacious house to ourselves. Close to downtown. Hosts were very responsive and available.

Emailed the Blue Door Inn on 2/25/2022 and inquired about reserving a room. Received a reply…read morestating they would send me an invoice, to make a reservation. After three days, no communication from the owner(s). Called and emailed the owner(s) on 2/28/2022. Left a voicemail and an email message, asking them to contact me and expressing my desire to make a reservation. It is now 3/5/2022 and still no reply to my emails or phone call. We really wanted to stay here but, the owners are obviously inattentive. Not good.