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.

This review is only for the cafe inside of the Society Hotel! Ive had multiple great stays at the…read morehotel itself and enjoy the pools thoroughly, enjoy the ambiance of the space, the gymnasium and the sanctuary. Unfortunately the cafe gets one star, the eggs and avocado I got last time was downright offensive. As in, this meal should not have been served/ left the kitchen. The avocado was rock hard, brown and unable to be mushed with a fork and $4, the eggs were greasy and burned brown. Oh no, this was disastrous, I returned the avocado as it was inedible and ate two bites of the burned eggs... over $12, really disappointing.

I had a fantastic stay at The Society Hotel. If you're into super fancy luxury hotels, maybe this…read moreisn't the place for you, but for the rest of you, read on. The design of the hotel is really neat - it's in a restored school building and they lean into that with lockers still in the hallway and things like that. I came here during the week while working so spent a lot of time just hanging out in the hotel lobby, which was very comfy and cozy with a fireplace going. The spa was really nice. Again, not huge or fancy, but a great value. With your stay you get one hour reserved per day (free), including the days you check in and out, and can also ask to soak additional times if there is space. On my first night, I had booked the last hour they're open, and they texted me saying I could come an hour early if I wanted since there was plenty of room. There's a warm pool and a cold plunge inside, as well as a sauna, and a hot tub outside. I was nervous it was going to be a strict one-hour time limit, but they didn't seem to care. Caveat though, I also did come during the week so it was probably less busy than average. I was cheap and stayed in one of the bunk rooms. They're like fancy hostel accommodations. I generally don't like hostels but I liked it here. The beds are super comfy and sturdy, linens and towels provided, and there are curtains around each bed, as well as a light switch, outlets, and a storage area at the head of the bed. The lights in the room turn off at 10 and it was very quiet the whole time I was here. There were probably only 5ish other people in the room though that could technically fit 24. There are ample bathrooms outside the room; they're all single bathrooms with their own showers and were very clean every time I used them. Access to the spa is the same, and I paid $35 a night, which was a crazy deal considering I saw local people coming just for the spa which is also $35 for a single hour if you're not staying here. I had never been to this area before, and I loved it! I took the Amtrak here from Portland (which was only $7!) and drops off less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Transportation options once you're in town are pretty limited, but there is a public shuttle system that's $1 a ride - I took it to nearby White Salmon one day for lunch and on the way back they just dropped me off right at the hotel. Bingen itself really isn't much, and not a ton of food options. White Salmon was just a tad bigger and really close. While I didn't make it there, looks like Hood River just across the bridge is a little more happening. I did eat in the hotel lobby a few times, and the food was fine, although breakfast was pretty overpriced. The evening happy hour with $9 cocktails/wine was good though! If you're looking for a fun/different experience, I really recommend The Society Hotel. I loved my midweek getaway here - and they offer discounts for weeknight stays!

Amazing view of Mount Hood. A great location - walking distance to a coffee shop and restaurants…read more Very clean and comfortable. Owner is very responsive as well.

Room 1 Suite Very…read morecute & modern. Clean. Has all the the kitchen utilities, soap, toiletries like body wash, shampoo, conditioner. 2 towels etc Bed was comfy. Room wasn't too loud, we had no issues. Only problem was the smell. The entry reeked of this horrendous garbage odor. Like deep in the subfloor. Awful. And the other random sewage like smell appeared to come from the a/c split. Other than the terrible smell, it would've been a five star

I've stayed here several times over that last 15 years and it keeps getting better. I can't believe…read morethey have such a delicious restaurant now too. Being able to open my door directly to the river is so luxurious, I could care less what kind of toiletries they provide or weave of the carpet. It's hard to add the details of the room into the review because the rooms are fine and well apportioned, but the location and access to the outdoors is some of the best in the state. My two small dogs may have had an even better time than I did. Perfect for an active getaway or a true hunker down like we did this month. Easy walk or bike to downtown and waterfront park. Don't forget your swim gear.

Great location in good river right off the highway and set on the Columbia River so the views were…read morevery pretty. It's close to lots of great hikes , the falls are about 30 mins away and the footloose is near by . The beds were clean and comfy and there was a coffee maker and microwave in our room to warm up snacks. They give you a voucher to use in the restaurant which was very good . Are you fast to get pictures but chose it over the brewery because it had great waterfront views for sunset .Only downside's are people bring dogs that were barking quite a bit through the night and we were near the door to the pool so we heard the door slam a lot but we had a great view from our porch and even had a lilac bush in bloom which the fragrance filled our room up when we left the door open it was lovely. Would return here again for a stay

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.

Best Hotel in the Dalles, hands down. Every single thing looked and smelled brand new. The…read morecomplimentary breakfast was excellent. I spoke to Paula, the night manager. The owner is a perfectionist, and he has hired the best Hotel people in the town and pays them all very well. He has remodelled the entire place and seeks to run this 1950s motel like it was the best Hilton. I was pleasantly surprised, heck I was shocked, but seriously this place deserves its rating. Trust me!

The room was dirty on the first night, and by the fourth night it was filthier…read more My requests to front desk people--made every morning,-- to get housekeeping to do a decent job, were ignored. There was a layer of dust on everything, dirt on the floor, no refills of coffee machine supplies or tissues, and I had to go to the front desk to get more toilet paper. There are cobwebs on the ceilings. When I asked the desk person in my last evening if I could check-out at 11:30 instead of 11, since I had a meeting in The Dalles that I needed to return from to get out of the room, she said she could not say yes or no, and I had to ask the morning desk clerk. The room was so small that there was no chair and desk to write at. By the way, I initially sent this review directly to the motel via their email address on their website, and got no reply. Only after a while passed, I put it on here. Breakfast was very good.

nice and comfortable with good suites - Amy and Gavin are awesome they saved our tripread more

Expensive room hotel is right off highway road noise is terrible. Shower pressure not good.AC very…read moreloud. I wish I stayed at Best Western one exit away much better location with an excellent restaurant. When I checked in I asked for a better room location with no luck. I called the GM and never heard back finally when I went to check out they jacked up the rate I was quoted

Enjoyed our stay. Wonderful staff. Clean rooms. Everything we needed for our stay…read more Great location. Will be back

interior is renovated, modernized a bit and very clean!! would stay again for price, location and…read morehospitality!

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 place is the definition of a dump that you would think twice about sleeping in unless it is…read moreyour only option. That's how we ended up there. It was the last room in or near Hood River in late June 2023. On the phone, Chris described it as a premium property that was supposed to take the sting out of the $140 per night price. When we arrived it was hard to remember what we were more repelled by, the broken furniture and appliances or the general filth. After complaining to Chris he refunded $40 but even if he had refunded the entire amount, it wouldn't have been worth it. The pictures don't do it justice.

This was literally the last available room in Hood River. We came with plans to camp, but every…read morecampsite within driving-after-spending-an-afternoon-at-a-beer-festival distance was full. The lesson here is to plan ahead kids. It's not that this place is dirty per se, but rather it's as if it closed down ten years ago and they just opened it up for the first time without doing anything. It's dingy and the linoleum floors in our upstairs room were sticky. The bed looked scary so we put our stuff over it and slept. In the morning I woke up to a great breeze (there's no ac but it's fine) and had slept peacefully all night. So for it being the last place on earth, it's not bad. The fridge and microwave are clean and they work. They have cable but the tv is old. Good memories. You have to have a sense of humor and adventure.