Sakura Ridge, what can I say? It was one of the most peaceful, and picturesque weekend I've had in…read morea long time! The lodge sits on a 72 acre orchard, which also includes some farm lands that houses a couple of Alpaca and a bunch of sheep's. There were the three of us for 4th of July weekend and we booked the Mt. Hood room, and the River room. Both rooms are next to each other and had a patio with a picturesque view of Mount Hood. Both rooms had very comfortable beds, and all the amenities you need. Coffee, WiFi, towel, popcorn, glassware, shower amenities, and the best of all, heated floors in the bathrooms! Price per night rate comes with breakfast, and let me tell you! Breakfast was AMAZING! I actually was looking forward to breakfast every morning. It wasn't just the same skimpy toast, eggs and bacon kind of breakfast, but it was a nutritious and filling breakfast menu that changes every morning! It definitely filled me up until dinner time! Overall I recommend this place if you want a gorgeous, serene, and picturesque getaway! I felt at peace when I returned home. PS: Oscar the farm cat! Very friendly and will greet you every morning!

We stayed here in early April for a weekend trip. We could not have asked for a better B&B in the…read moreHood River area, which is a little over 1 hour away from the Portland airport. Sakura Ridge provided a very comfortable stay with everything that we needed to unplug and relax. There were many small details that we appreciated- a beautifully designed and very clean room, comfortable bed and sheets, heated floors, snacks and drinks in the common area (hot cocoa, tea, soda, popcorn), and guidebooks, cookbooks, and maps for guests. The breakfasts were delicious and carefully prepared by Deanna. We had fresh lamb sausage, cherry tomato and goat cheese tart, scrambled eggs with chives, and sorrel salad. The second day, we had a cream cheese omelette, ham wrapped asparagus, and fresh blueberry scone. Deanna also made a berry smoothie both mornings. John was very kind and taught my husband how to feed their lambs on the second morning. We met him at 8am and my husband got to feed 3 lambs at one time! I have to say, it was a unique and fun experience. We stayed in the Orchard Room, which was great. It was built as an addition in 2007, so it has a separate entrance and felt very private. The bathroom was well appointed with a marble walk-in shower and soaking tub. We had a private balcony overlooking the chickens and lambs on the farm, and it offered an AMAZING view of Mt. Hood. One of the best things about Sakura Ridge is that it's situated on a farm with animals (lambs and chickens) and fruits (pears, apples, peaches, plums, and berries) and vegetables. We highly recommend staying here and would love to return in the summer.

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.

The owner Dave was hospitable and friendly. Charming B&B, delicious breakfast, comfy rooms. Dave is…read morea hard worker and shows what makes American entrepreneurism admirable.

This place has been my favorite in the Columbia Gorge. I have sent friends & family & I will get…read morethem to post their wonderful times here too. The proprietors are a wonderful family & make people that are willing to relax feel @ home. /as the wind & river flow so do the days of our HR lives/ Food: Garden ripe organics & they assisted w/ some diet needs if tell in advance Booking: Easy booking online/call ! Beds: Fresh new linens! Location: Near amazing mountain bike trails! See every Freaking Star out there. So quite I heard a moth fart. Summertime is great! But then winter time. Is Amazing!

We stayed in the cottage behind the house and everything was amazing. It is a cute little space…read morewith a quaint sized bed and bunk beds for the kids. The space was very clean. Breakfast in the morning was delicious and the hosts were very accommodating. We enjoyed sitting out on the swings and the chairs on the porch at night and enjoying the breeze and sunsets. The kids loved the little swing on the tree out front. We could not have asked for a better stay. The place was in close proximity to restaurants and parks.

Let us stay for the night after a last minute forest fire and were extremely helpful and kind. Plum…read morecake to die for.

Wow! what a view of the Columbia River from this B&B. We spent our 20th anniversary here and it was…read moreexcellent. Our room (The Lilac) had a wonderful view of the river. Windsurfers everywhere. We could even even see the train on the other side of the river. Our hostess was wonderful. The breakfast was enormous.

This is the best place imaginable! I loved getting married here. Thank you Alyson for being an…read moreamazing hostess. Last minute I lost my vows... Alyson to the rescue. She ran up the stairs twice and found them just in time!!! Lakecliff deserves all the stars. We were even able to have a low-key quiet after party until 4 am. I didn't want my wedding to end, it was beyond words, a dream come true and a perfect location. Other info: We had 70 people in attendance. If you would like to contact me. I would be happy to provide glowing reviews. The rooms are wonderful, and the breakfast was great too!!!

Exceptional accommodations for family and friend special occasions. Lots of space and beautiful…read moreview of Mt. Hood!

You seriously could not stay at a more beautiful place, owned and operated by the most gracious,…read morehospitable, and beautiful people. You can feel the love as soon as you step onto the front porch of the incredible cabin. They have everything available that you could possibly need. The beds are comfortable, the showers are hot, but none of that even matters when you step onto the back porch and take in that view of Mt. Hood. It doesn't get any better than this.

We stayed at the Oak Street Hotel on 6/23 during a whirlwind PNW wine and beer adventure. We stayed…read morein Room #2 because of the river side view and breeze. The lack of space in the room was balanced by the large windows looking out over the Columbia River and the fabulous Gorge! Ellie and the entire Oak Street team made certain our stay was excellent from communication prior to arrival through sharing recipes upon departure! We will return on our next visit to Hood River!

First the good: Great location…read moreVery homey Nice staff Now the bad: Hard bed. No door on bathroom! And worse yet NO curtain!! Refrigerator froze everything I put in it including fruit :) Bathtub/Shower did not drain. Had to stand in standing water during showers. Yuck!! Reported to housekeeping and it still did not drain. I had to blast hot water down to fix it myself. Protein like an egg bite from Costco would make for a better breakfast. Parking for six room but there are nine rooms so street parking on a steep hill is sometimes the only choice.

This unique and charming B&B is tucked away in Hood River about 20 minutes off of I-84. This is not…read moreyour traditional B&B as it's set in a gorgeous orchard with a stunning view of Mount Hood. Should you choose to stay with the lovely couple that runs the place, Pete & Annette, you won't regret it as they are truly the most inviting hosts. This is not your Grandma's B&B! They have 3 permanent tents complete with beds in them, one of which is a tree house. That's right a tree house! As a guest you have access to the bath house as well. I had the pleasure of working directly with both Pete and Annette for a friend's wedding. Not only did our hosts do everything they could to transform their working orchard into a gorgeous Wedding Venue, but they were there every step of the way to make sure everything went smoothly for the guests. Need a generator, or a way to park all of your guests amongst the pear trees? Pete's got it covered! Need all the pretty touches from a garden to spruce up the Honey Moon Suite/Tree House or a back-up catering plan when it looks like your caterer is not going to show up? Don't worry, Annette has you covered! The grounds are spread out and do require a bit of walking from the tree house, tent sites, bath house, main house and reception space. But it's absolutely worth it. The Orchard is beautiful, the venue is one of a kind but the hospitality here is incredible! Regardless of if you need a weekend getaway or a venue for a special event, I'd recommend Bella Vista without a moment's hesitation.

I got married at Bella Vista last month and I couldn't be more pleased with our venue selection…read more The view of Hood from the ceremony site was epic and the orchard was brimming with pears, donut peaches, and more. The reception area is really sweet and charming- lights were hanging inside of the tent and hay barrel couches with lace sheets surrounded the dance floor. We had a great bonfire and many of our guests opted to camp out in the orchard. Annette and Pete were fabulous hosts- they really made everything come together seamlessly. Annette did a great job with my makeup and her daughter, Tiffany, was an amazing bartender. Annette and Pete took care of many of the prep details and were always available for any questions/concerns I had. Both were fully present and so helpful the entire wedding day and evening. The following morning, campers awoke to snacks and coffee! Bella Vista is a very special place and we feel very lucky to have had the opportunity to get married there! Thanks Annette + Pete!

This hotel was extremely scenic upon arriving. The interior was reminiscent of the 1920s with…read moreportraits of Valentino adorning the walls in the foyer living room with a cozy gas fireplace. The restaurant had a varied, mouthwatering menu and the service was excellent.The rooms had an old world feel to them, but were mostly refurbished and updated. What we loved most was the varied gallery of paintings on walls on each floor and the old-fashioned lever driven elevator that was run by the staff. The views and the grounds were exquisite with a waterfall cascading by a lookout. An unusual and historic landmark hotel that's definitely worth a visit.

I booked a mid-week King with River View in late October 2025 on the recommendation of a greater…read morePortland visitors guide. On the one hand, the grounds are lovely, with some nice views of a waterfall cascading down to the Columbia River. The hotel has nice "bones" and the interior incorporates a lot of Art Deco touches, although we didn't agree with every design choice. There's a cool, old-fashioned hand-operated elevator that needs a staff member to operate. My biggest issue had to do with the cost of the room in late October given that the view of the river was very limited by small-ish windows and trees. Overall, just not worth the $325/night rate. The hotel appears to be a prime destination for weddings, which could be fantastic if the weather cooperates. It is located just west of small Hood River, which appears to lack much in the way of fine dining, but does have a number of boutiques, a great brewpub (Pfriem), and a great coffee/breakfast place (Kickstand). For us, given all of the other waterfalls along the Gorge, I think we would have been just fine with a less expensive, less notable hotel for the night.

My husband and I only had time for a one night getaway from Portland for our anniversary and we are…read moreSO glad we chose to stay at Lodge 902 even for just one night. Our room was so cozy (and in this case that isn't code for "small": we had a king size bed and the room still felt spacious) with an electric fireplace and comfortable bed with giant pillows. Our bathroom had a giant, beautiful soaking tub which we did take advantage of and even my 6' tall husband found it comfortable. Everything other reviewers have stated is true: it is charming, comfortable and fun. The design and decor all feel thoughtful and natural. Every space is inviting and it seems there is something delightful to see around every corner: a DIY photo booth closet inside the front door with props (!), a make-your-own-trail-mix counter along with coffee/tea/cocoa access 24/7...even just the seating areas inside the front door made me smile. Breakfast was quite the spread & the owner/manager (?) was there with a couple of staff and even took our "order" for what kind of eggs we wanted. They were all so friendly and casual I felt like I was staying at a friend's house. One little thing I never thought I cared about: their towels were SO soft and smelled SO good. I have never experienced anything like it and now I know there is such a thing as an amazing towel experience. Check in was a breeze: there is a parking lot behind the house (1 car per room) & we basically just showed up with a door code & details texted/emailed to us and went straight to our room which was open with keys in the door waiting for us (the exterior access points to the house are all locked/secure so no worries about security). Stay here if you get the chance, it is wonderful.

Beautiful house with an ambiance of yesteryear family lodge and modern sensibilities. The rooms…read moreare comfy, breakfast tasty, and company delightful. My favorite moments included relaxing with hot tea on the rocking chair porch. I enjoyed my stay and highly recommend to others. Friendly staff. Perfect accommodations for a perfect place to visit. Go.