Greeted by a wonderful pleasant person when we walked in. A two bed queen room for $175.00 with a…read moresmall microwave, blow dryer, and refrigerator (no freezer). The room was nice and cool when we arrived; the air conditioner, water pressure and water temperature was awesome. The room was very clean, everything was in perfect order. Breakfast was included with a variety of hot and cold choices; scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits, gravy, cold cereal, waffles, fruit, pastries, and yogurt. Plenty of seat for a large group and staff is available to keep the food stocked and the room clean. The indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi was nice and clean. The hotel is nicely decorated and very classy. Plenty of parking for trucks and trailers. 10 out of 10.

I'll start with the positives. The staff was very friendly and helpful, which I appreciated. The…read morearea around the hotel is quiet--there are no major roads nearby--which made for a peaceful environment. The Wi-Fi was strong, and the LG television in the room looked new. As for the bed, the best I can say is that it wasn't uncomfortable. I stayed in the annex, the smaller building next to the main hotel. Unfortunately, there is no elevator. The carpets in the hallways were extremely dirty, and a musty smell hit me the moment I opened the door--just as it did inside the room. The walls throughout the hotel and in my room were covered in scuff marks and grime. The room itself felt dingy. There was a persistent, unpleasant odor that I couldn't quite place--maybe it was the drapes, the furniture, the walls, or all of the above. The floor didn't seem very clean either. The air conditioner was very loud, making it hard to relax. The coffee maker was old and hadn't been cleaned properly. It's a shame the property isn't better maintained. With a bit more pride in upkeep--regular cleaning and a basic facelift--this place could be much more inviting. As it stands, I don't feel the room was worth what I paid, and I won't be returning.

Nice staff, clean rooms, hot tub and pool, breakfast, late check out. Just a great experienceread more

Nice location, pretty clean except for the stains on carpet in the room. The pillows could use an…read moreupgrade. The housekeeping is really overly staffed and helpful. The breakfast buffet is remarkable, everything & more. Would recommend.

Very clean and comfortable rooms. Really appreciate how Ron has helped us with accommodations!…read moreSuper nice and friendly.

We usually stay at Best Westerns but the BW in Prineville is obscenely priced…read more The Executive Inn is really a four star motel but I gave it five stars to differentiate it from the other four star motels in town. The rooms are clean and well appointed. It's an older motel so don't expect everything to be the latest and greatest. But, the price ($65) per night was very reasonable. They have A/C, WiFi, fridge, microwave, coffee maker...no hair dryer though. Definitely not a flashy motel but no complaints

Room rates are too high. Quality of rooms not worth the room rates. Breakfast isn't very good…read moreeither.

Weather was a lil colder than we expected for camping (SNOW on the ground), so we retreated and…read morestayed a night at Stafford Inn. Yes, I know, I camp with wusses.. They still say it was the best $80 they spent during this trip :) The room was pretty big, with a small (but old) microwave, which is pretty convenient (which they had a small kitchenette, but most hotels don't). The bed were good and the whole place is clean. The breakfast spread isn't bad. They have yogurt, cereal, muffins, toast/waffles and K-cup coffee.. But when I was there, only decaf were left. Overall, it was a pleasant stay.

Great experience. Clean, quiet room, very nice lady at the front desk who checked me in. Not…read morefancy but all I need is a clean room with a hot shower! Will be back for sure.

Five stars. This place is great. Super friendly staff. Clean room. Best price in town…read more I particularly like That a lot of the original mid-century fixtures are still in place! Cool retro motel. Will stay again if I'm back in town

The remodeled Econo Lodge is a great place to have a night's rest. The staff was extremely kind…read moreand professional even though we checked into our room at 12:30 am. Thank you for employing great staff. Room was clean and well stocked with items needed for a night stay. I usually don't tip housekeeping but we did here because of the clean room. AC will get to a nice comfortable sleep. Bed was perfect for my wife's fused back. Thank you!

Very dirty, rude staff and will blatantly lie to your face. Exits don't close and aren't monitored…read moreso anybody can walk in. The first floor hallway reeked of cigarette smoke, the room had a smell of mildew. There was an insane amount of dust. It was apparent all the housekeepers do is change sheets and restock.

Found this looking for a site close to Smith Rock with showers on our van trip thru Oregon. Only 3…read morecamps here plus the host trailer but never saw them. Sites are all paved on a hill overlooking the lake. All have fire pits, picnic tables and a water pump nearby. One closer to the entrance could hookup to a hose. In between the loop of camps is a nice shaded grassy area. The bathrooms are coded, warm and clean with two hot water showers and a hand dryer by the sinks. The lake was very quiet no one on it but could be used for boating. It has a strong odor like urine that carries up to the camp. Probably not a swimming lake. The highway is very close so you do hear road traffic all night. It is not a secure campground and people come in late at night and leave early.

This place is beautiful, but the host wasn't in the spot it says. On their door it said they would…read morebe down by spot #30, she was but we didn't know that, so we went down their asking if they know who the host is and they said no. We then proceeded to call the county parks office to get a spot that wasn't taken, she gave us no other option than a spot right next to the bathroom and in between the walking paths. Then we were given an invalid code to the bathroom. The camp host shows up and doesn't even acknowledge us. We found out she was the chick laying right in front of us at spot 30 saying she doesn't know who the camp host is. Then 22:00 rolls around and our camp neighbors are a bunch of teenagers talking about guns and shooting from long distances (from home to their school) until 01:00 (why I didn't get up to ask them politely to be quiet since we have an early morning). The camp host didn't go around or even close the gate at 22:00 to make sure that everyone is following the camp quiet hours. I hope they never hire this camp host again. She is rude, obnoxious, and flat out doesn't do her job. This place is beautiful and I was hoping to enjoy it but I was asking too much by wanting a camp host that does their job.

I rarely leave reviews, but my experience at The High Desert Inn was so bad I feel obligated to…read morewarn others. From the moment I arrived, it was clear this place is not being properly maintained or managed. My room had broken fixtures and lamps, filthy walls, and bedding/drapes that were dark and dingy. The hallways were poorly lit and depressing. A bug even crawled across the bathroom floor. Noise was constant: a loud steakhouse next door, guests in the room beside me screaming and arguing the first night, and a dog left alone barking and howling for hours the next. I called the front desk and complained after 2 hours. The dog ended up tied to the back of a truck in the parking lot. The hotel claims to be pet-friendly, yet there was nowhere appropriate to walk a dog to go potty. The front desk clerk who checked me in looked about 12 years old--hardly reassuring when dealing with safety issues. Speaking of safety, the exterior doors to the building were not secure. One morning I walked out to my car and found a man crouched by the entrance smoking marijuana, so impaired I wasn't sure if he was even alive. Not exactly the feeling of comfort and security you want as a paying guest. This was my first visit to Prineville, and while the town itself is absolutely beautiful and welcoming, this hotel is an embarrassment sitting right in the middle of it. Until management completely overhauls this property, I cannot in good conscience recommend anyone stay here.

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