This is for a one night stay. We walked in and were able to…read moreget a room for the night. We selected a room with shared bathroom to get a cheaper rate. The bathroom was very small but nice and clean. Our room was comfortable. However, it lacked foldable rack for my bags. I don't like putting my Travel bags on the floor. After coming back from dinner, we had to use our key to enter the main lobby entrance. Keys were simple to use. There was complimentary coffee in the shared kitchen. There is no parking. Our car was parked on the street . We will definitely come back to this place in the future. :)

Chrissy was very impolite and honestly quite rude when helping me. I tried to cancel my reservation…read morebecause of transportation issues for my wedding, and they will not accept my reasons for cancellation or give a partial refund. I would not recommend staying here if this is how they treat their customers.

Columbia Cliff Villas serves its purpose quite nicely. Despite it literally being right along…read morerailroad tracks and a busy freeway, I didn't hear a single train or vehicle inside my room. The front desk keeps very limited hours, so be sure to arrive early enough to be able to check in. Front desk staff was very friendly and helpful, and check-in was very prompt. I was very surprised by and appreciative of the no-charge room upgrade when I checked in (bigger room than what I'd reserved). There are also electric vehicle chargers on-site, if you have the need. Parking is the only real drawback, that being that there are very few parking spaces in the paved lot, so most visitors' vehicles needed to park in the dirt / gravel area behind the hotel. Prices are far more reasonable than the hotel right next door.

My frail and I have stayed at this joint a few times in the past. We was drift'in along in the ol'…read moreboiler and decided to spend a night. What I'm wondering is why it took us so long to stay here again. We liked being here every time we stayed. But, yas knows hows that goes don't cha? The accommodations are amazing. It was cold as a well digger and the room was snug and warm. The scene over the Columbia River is mesmerizing. The grounds are well attended and neat. Don't take my word for it .. sometimes Hammer paints a pretty picture you might not agree wit. Jus go and look for yourself. The hombre up front and the Jane are pleasant, professional, warm and easy to deal wit. I'm jerk'in a nod in their direction. I got no kick about anything here. Like Arnie used ta say. I'll be back.

Decided to stay here since it's right in town . Came to visit family and I'm pleasantly surprised…read moreat how beautiful this place is . Kitchen has most of the basics including coffee. Would have loved to have tea! Maybe on the next booking. Everything is clean. Their shampoo and body wash smell like luxury and not to mention their heated bathroom floors. Walking distance to all the shops and restaurants. Make sure if you have a lot of luggage that you can carry it all up stairs. Parking was easy. For me the bed was a too stiff but beside that this place is perfection.

Upscale & immaculate accommodations in 4 separate condo-style units, each with a unique name. The…read more"Retreat" is nothing short of spectacular and "Robustly Elegant" with a perfect river & gorge facing private deck and patio table & chairs. The Retreat's massive original beams are truly something to behold. Finishes are stunning, yet have an old-world vibe, reminiscent of a European stone inn, but with high-end, classy finishes and elite appliances. We have fond memories of this space when it was formerly a quaint micro brewery; now we're staying in the converted brew works that is ideally located in the heart of Hood River. If you're not familiar with this town, you will be equally blown away by the sensational geology and twin volcanos separated by the Gorge itself. The owners are deserving of world-class design and construction awards and for this phenomenal lodge. Combined with their concierge level of service, Horsefeathers is a true gem.

This Inn is really not a "Bed & Breakfast" and it is in need of repair and maintenance. The…read morewebsite talks about a breakfast, but it's really just some danish and "whole fruit" like apples. Etc. Fortunately they provided an in room coffee maker and coffee with filters. The room (The Gorge Room) was ok, and had a Murphy bed (as advertised), but it sure felt like a full not a queen size. Very small. Also, again as advertised, the bathroom for this room is down the hall. This wasn't a problem and we expected it (again, as advertised). However, upon getting into the shower, both the diverter handle and water pressure/temp handle came right off! Fortunately, I was able to get both back into the slots internally and take showers, but that should definitely be fixed/replaced. Overall this is a very old property with lots of charming design and decor. Just be aware that this may come with challenges, and older reviews make it sound better than it is. It certainly isn't living up to its older reputation. It is also largely an unstaffed property. I did see a lady working in back and spoke to her briefly, but other than that, no one.

This was a cute enough spot, a little bit of a walk from downtown. I booked this room without the…read morebreakfast option, as I have dietary restrictions I didn't want to worry about accommodating. I overheard other guests saying that breakfast was no longer provided, even though it is advertised as a b&b. This didn't affect me personally, but I did find that to be misleading. There were signs saying that beer and wine were available if the innkeeper was in, but we were around most of the evening and didn't see any offerings. Additionally, the hot tub was closed. Check-in was relatively easy, the room was as presented. The porch was nice to relax on. Not a bad stay, just feel that it could have been more personalized and up to the description.

I read through the previous reviews and realize some people aren't meant for true get aways. But…read morethe Klickitat River Inn is very nice and has everything you could possibly need. We had air conditioning and a nice kitchen. There is laundry and WiFi. Not to mention a beautiful river with scenery as far as the eye can see. There are apple trees just about everywhere you walk. There are cliff jumping rocks just on the other side of the river, wild deer, excellent fishing and no cell phone service (which I thoroughly enjoyed and made my appreciation of the experience that much better). The steakhouse in town is phenomenal, the people are kind, and the night sky is full of stars. If you can't appreciate the true beauty of the outdoors and all she has to offer, then go stay in Portland and get yourself a nice Hilton hotel. But if you can, I strongly recommend this place.

As we walked threw the door for the first time we were very happy to see a full kitchen, with pots…read moreand pans and anything else needed for cooking your average meal. We came in January, so we made use of the fire pit that sits within 25 ft of the river. It has a nice little view that makes it even more relaxing than just sitting by the fire would. We knew it wasn't near town, so we went shopping for food before coming up. We were glad we did and wished we knew it had all the essentials for cooking, because we would have been better prepared knowing we can cook full meals. After our son had fallen asleep it was nice to see they had everything to watch for tv. Even hbo. So we got to watch some game of thrones. I'm glad this place is here because there isn't really anything in that area that compares.

Love the old Wild West lodge vibe. Beautiful outdoor garden seating. Cozy wooden interior. Rustic…read moreand simple menu. Can tell made small batch with quality ingredients. The breakfast sandwich egg/bacon with gluten free biscuit was amazing though a little small portion for the $13 price (a la carte, no side). Great little stop if you're in the area. I would like to attend one of their concerts inside the main hall.

This place has an odd mixture of glowing reviews and one stars. That's usually a hallmark of a…read morereally bad restaurant writing themselves reviews, but I really don't think that's the case here. Trout Lake Country Inn serves perfectly good food. It's not fine dining, but I don't think anyone's asking for that either. When we were there, I got a nice grilled cheese sandwich on Dave's Killer bread. Very grainy, which was nice, though on the whole, I didn't find it terribly filling. Maybe that's my fault for getting the side of fruit, which I did thoroughly enjoy. It included fresh blackberries, huckleberries and peaches, outstanding! My husband's meal came with a side of very tasty pesto pasta salad, which I intend to replicate soon. So why three stars and not four? The service. Service was very slow, and it took a long time to be acknowledged. And then there was the bathroom incident... having been in the car for a looong time, going down highways that at times weren't even paved, through a lush old growth forest, I had gotten to the point where I desperately needed a bathroom. Upon arrival, I'd noticed the port-a-potties outside the restaurant. Classy! Once we'd sat down, I ventured into the main hall to find the bathroom. And oh thank god, there it was, a door to a toilet. I needed to go so badly. As I approached however, I realized there was a brightly colored sign hung on the door. It read "port-a-potties are outside". Geez, I thought, this whole lodge really doesn't have a normal bathroom? Maybe they're renovating it... So outside I went to use the port-a-potties (yuk), which had no way to wash my hands, and I was about toe at a sandwich! Back inside I went. No faucet at the bar in the front room, and no staff to be seen anywhere; the kitchen was the only place I could go to wash my hands. I peeked into the kitchen, where a woman was cooking. Before I could ask her anything, she asked me in a rather rude tone what I was doing there. I explained that I just needed to wash my hands. She looked very irritated, and like she was uncomfortable with me seeing her kitchen, and practically yelled at me: "Go use the bathroom!" I explained that I had, namely the port-a-potties, and that they had no sink or even anti-bacterial foam. She gave me this "are you a moron" look, and pointed to the door behind me: "The BATHROOM!" Not wanting to bother her further, I returned to the same door with the big sign on it that said nothing but "port-a-potties are outside", and cautiously turned the door handle. My god! There was a whole bathroom there, shower and all! I was flabbergasted. I didn't dare approach the owner lady again, but to this day I have no idea why on earth there's a big sign pointing people outside, when they have a perfectly functional bathroom that they apparently DO want guests to use. Makes no sense to me whatsoever. The whole kitchen experience was very off-putting though, the woman was rude, and it made me suspicious that she seemed so anxious about me coming near her kitchen, as if she had something to hide. In short, the food was 4 star worthy, rating it like the diner it is, but the service was off-putting, the kitchen a bit suspicious, and the bathroom a flat out mystery. If they simply improved that, I'd give them four stars.

My husband and I stayed here for two nights mid-week in the off season and had the place to…read moreourselves. The service was top-notch, however. The room (Tuscan Room) was very clean, elegantly decorated and had freshly baked chocolate chip cookies on the desk when we stepped in. The jacuzzi tub was spotless and quite a treat after a long day of hiking. There was an impressive breakfast selection each morning and complimentary tea or coffee any time of the day. They even offered to pack us a snack on one of our days exploring the area. What sets this B&B apart is the people. It is owned by a wonderful family and throughout our stay we were delighted by all of them. Connie, who cooks the breakfasts and with whom we had the most interaction, was beyond helpful. We are looking at potentially relocating to the area and she helped provide more information than we could have hoped for, not to mention a sense of the quality of people who live here. The attentiveness of the whole crew really made the difference. By the time we left we felt like part of the family. They even invited us to taste test some of the wine and cheesecake they were considering serving for their special Valentine's weekend dinner at the cafe, which felt like quite an honor. We also got to tour the other rooms since they were vacant, and I can tell you, they are all decorated as tastefully as the Tuscan room. As for location, Husum is just up White Salmon River valley from White Salmon. It only took about 11 minutes to drive into White Salmon. If you are here for winter sports on Mount Adams, the location is very convenient. In the summer you are right next to the river rafting operations, as well as several seasonal food options, including the B&B's Ice House Cafe (which we sadly didn't get to try since we visited in the off season). If you have a chance to stay here, do it! This is a gem in the Gorge.

I am not sure I would call this a Bed and Breakfast... it is quaint, the rooms are very excellent,…read moreaffordable, and comfortable, but the main guest house is separate from the other rooms affording you extra privacy in nice setting. We rolled in with friends from the the area and were not disappointed... it's close to rafting, but it's also close to Mt Adams, the White Salmon River, and a very short drive to Hood River (and about an hour from Portland). The ice house has wine tasting from local vineyards, and the patio is a great place for dinner and cocktails. Can't say enough good things about the hosts, Randy and Trish. Truly great people. Try their Drunken Chicken (and don't forget about dessert)!

Beautiful home for family gathering. Fantastic views of Hood and Adams. The roads around it offer…read moregreat morning walks among the local orchards. The remodeling of the home is impressive. Just a great place.

We stayed at the StoryBook Glade house a couple of weekends ago and it was absolutely beautiful!…read moreThe house is in great condition, has a lot of character with all of the amenities you need for a weekend getaway, and was big enough for our small family, as well as another family that we were vacationing with. The owners of the house were extremely kind and communicative, which made everything from check-in to check-out very simple and easy. The location is lovely since it's only a few minutes outside of Hood River, but away from the busyness of the town, while being right on an orchard and across the street from a winery (which was a win for the two moms during nap time) ;) Would definitely recommend!