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.

Amazing people, Beautiful place. Chill environment . Love the House old feel . Great down town…read morewalk. Sweet Wife Bakery. Yummy.

This is a great little spot! It was pretty loud in the pub pretty late into the night, and as a…read moretired traveler, that was difficult. The hostess was kind, and I enjoyed my stay. Note, it is a bed and brew, not breakfast, so you'll have to go elsewhere for food! I recommend sweet wife bakery, they have very good cinnamon rolls! Stayed in the butler's quarters, and it was very quaint and clean. The restrooms were clean as well, and overall, it was a nice

A beautiful, serene, location perfect for a relaxing getaway. The cabins are well maintained,…read moreclean, and full of everything you think you might need. The entire facility is incredibly well managed. Our original plan was to have our dinners at the local restaurants. We found that the cabin was so well supplied and the view from our deck so lovely, we made our own dinner and enjoyed every bit of the lake view and surrounding scenery. It's an amazing place and we look forward to going back.

Love love love this place! I meant to take more pictures but I was too busy enjoying myself. The…read morecabin we were in had two bedrooms and a kitchen, a small livingroom and dining room. The fridge is small but adequate and is on the porch. Each cabin has a nice porch area with a grill, table, chairs, and fridge. The kitchen does the trick although at least in #7 what I thought was an oven turned out to be an old fridge that didn't work. Coffee pot and microwave are provided along with plenty of cooking supplies. The grounds are well kept with an amazing view of Wallowa lake. It's on the side of the lake away from the tourist areas so it's quiet. There's a game room and a playground. I walked around quite a bit and really enjoyed it. The owners and their family were friendly and helpful. I could really go on and on. No cell signal here and no wifi so it's a great place to unplug.

This is a beautiful location near Prairie City. We stayed in the Benson which is comfortable,…read morecozy, very well stocked, has a TV, porch and private patio with a gas fire pit. Dotted all over the property are comfy spots to nestle up with a book, watch the birds, or loll in a hammock by the river. Terry and Joyce are truly wonderful hosts, fun, warm, and helpful. You have great access to the Strawberry Range and the beautiful Logan Valley from here. Come back from a hike and relax in the hot tub, or play badminton, lawn chess, or bocce. And, if you are lucky, there will be a fresh baked cobbler to great you when you first arrive!

Prairie City's beauty alone is reason to vacation there, but to complete the experience I highly…read morerecommend staying at Shadow Pines Getaway. Terry and Joyce are the nicest couple, and their property is GORGEOUS! We stayed a week in the Benson cabin and we were not wanting for anything. She had the cabin stocked down to separate dog towels (yes- dogs are welcome and they don't charge a fee for them) , dog bowls, spices in the cupboard, everything! One nice surprise was we had a warm homemade raspberry cobbler waiting for us when we got there. We had a relaxing time sitting by the river (runs right through the property) and deer watching. We will definitely be back!

The room was nice enough and a decent price. I did notice that the bed did not have a…read morecomforter...(likely a mistake, but we didn't mind, we decided we didn't need a comforter). For the price this was a good room and it was quiet where we were on the 2nd floor. In the morning there was a bunch of little birds singing..maybe some of their nests are in a nearby tree. It was a cheery sound. My one complaint is that the soap (2 "bars") are comically sized like postage stamps. (They fall apart as soon as water hits them and don't provide enough soap for a complete shower). Aside from this, we liked the room and would stay there again (but perhaps bring our own soap)?

Had to turn in my Penske truck rental here of all places, was odd. But was told to drop off here by…read morePenske. Done. Showed up at about 7.15 pm without a reservation. Receptionist was very pleasant and personable. Very nice start. Couldn't get a ground floor room being I'm disabled and had no reservation ,but dragged my saggy arse upstairs with the wife in tow. Nice room, a bit aged, but clean, couldn't get the tv to work, (boomer brain fog) but not a big deal anyhow. The internet was good, that worked fine. Water pressure and temperature was great. Coffeemaker was broken, but worked. Had a small microwave and fridge. Heater worked great being it was very very cold outside, glad for that. Bed was clean and comfy. Another plus, slept great. Beautiful location with a view of the Wallowa mountains In the distance, very friendly people here, went to the restaurant called the " truck corral" about 65 yards away. Had a good decent breakfast, good food, huge portions. Very nice waitress and staff all around. Decent hotel. It's not the Taj mahal but very suitable, it's old but had some excellent tile work which I though was great in the bathroom, see pic. Was about in my price range which is low budget since I travel quite frequently. Somewhere in the neighborhood of 80.00 bucks. Would come back again is the key point...yes I would, and will. Thank you El Dorado.

Clean, tidy, thoughtful presentation.. Comfortable bed & pleasant large shower. Staff was…read moreoutgoing & helpful. Breakfast provided healthy options in addition to tasty eggs & bacon! Good value. Definitely recommend. Thank you

This little hotel was an absolute gem. If you're looking for something affordable without…read moresacrificing cleanliness and comfort, this is the place. The rooms were cozy, well-kept, and clearly updated, making it feel welcoming rather than outdated or worn. Everything was spotless, and you could tell the staff takes pride in maintaining the property. It's not a luxury resort--and it doesn't try to be--but it delivers exactly what you need: a clean, comfortable space to relax and get a great night's sleep at a very reasonable price. Perfect for travelers who just want a simple, reliable place to stay without breaking the bank. I'd definitely stay here again!

I never wanted to leave. Unfortunately, the place was pre-booked and I finally had to move on, but…read morethis may be one of the best places I have ever stayed. The size was just right for one person to spread out and feel plenty of space, but the tiny, stand alone, house could easily accommodate a family too. The place operates fantastically, the streets and neighborhood is super quiet, and it is like you are in another world away from the busy hotel areas just down the road. This is a WAY better option. Relax, take a bath, enjoy the garden and privacy, this place is worth every dollar. Charlotte and Gary are fantastic people and caretakers. Learn and experience a bit of history as you pass through town.

I had to go to an out of state clinical rotation for school so we took the entire family , my…read morehusband , my son , our two fur babies and myself & were very impressed with the accommodations and cleanliness of this studio . The hosts were thoughtful and left out a play pin and toys for our 9month old to play with, the amenities are all upgraded & the property was beautiful, if we are ever in Idaho again we will definitely be staying . We would give this a 10/10 stay!

From the owner: Our studio has everything a traveler would need to rest and get ready to visit the Payette area…read more We have a full kitchen, bathroom, laundry upon request, and we are pet friendly. Our large parking area makes it easy for large vehicles or groups traveling together. Check us out on the Airbnb app, we are excited to host you and your family.

Some hotels give you a bed. Others give you a story you can't quite shake…read more Out in Baker City, right near the Idaho edge, the Geiser Grand Hotel rises up like a time capsule with a pulse. We rolled in after a full Gorge run Multnomah Falls, Bridge of the Gods, past The Dalles Dam and John Day Dam already feeling like we were chasing something. And we were. Enter the crew: my Ghostbuster-style buddy with all the blinking gear, a slick all-black BMW mystery man, and us two curious "innocents" with a couple drinks and bad ideas. Room? Gorgeous. Massive ceilings. Old-school class. Vibe? ...different after dark. You hear it first. The creaks. Then you feel it. Like you're not alone. Lights off, shadows moving different. And that little detector? It didn't just blink it lit up. I didn't show up believing in ghosts. But I left thinking... something's there. Stay at the Geiser Grand Hotel for the history. Stay a little longer if you want the mystery. Next time I'm sleeping with the lights on.

I've worked in luxury and convention hotels. Some guests see their stay at a hotel as a call to…read morecombat. That is not my intention here. I do feel that with a few adjustments, this hotel would be a success on every level. The hotel fails on making a good first impression when it should dazzle. You walk in and immediately are greeted by a stanchion with a velvet hooked rope preventing entry. We had called ahead and paid for an early check-in. A staff member approached us from behind the desk and stood behind the barrier. I asked if were using the wrong entry. She was a very nice young lady, but clearly hotel policy made her feel awkward. We likewise felt awkward. She explained that there would be an early check-in fee, but would have to look and see if a room was available. The barrier was reluctantly removed. There is another barrier blocking the ADA ramp. That remained hooked for the entirety of our stay. I was accompanied by my elderly mother and our three legged dog, recently recovering from her surgery. We got the early room. The hotel was besides us empty. It was silent. It was one of those spaces where you hear your voice being louder than normal because it has to assert itself over just how loud the silence is. After check-in, we were informed that the elevator was broken. We were assigned a room on the third floor. It is not an easy feat for a three legged animal to climb three stories. We were able to accomplish this. The staircase, while beautiful, is dimly lit and lacking an adequate handrail. My mother had recently suffered a fall at home and was scared of going up and down the stairs. The maintenance person, who was very nice, told us that they expected the elevator would be fixed within 10 minutes. I took our dog for a short walk. I went downstairs to talk to a new front desk person. They were also very nice. I explained that we needed the elevator operational if we were going to stay the night. A man appearing to be a manager of some sort appeared and discussed the issue with the front desk person while I sat close by. The front desk person indicated that I was the person inquiring about my options. Perhaps this person was having a bad day. They never introduced or identified themselves. They did not make eye contact. They gave off an air of arrogance and dismissiveness, completely inappropriate for both the situation and the grandeur of the property. They did not respond to my description of my mother's fears about the staircase. This person told me that the elevator would be fixed within an hour. They also said that they chose to repair the elevator before their check-in time of 4. He said with a side-eye, "But you chose to arrive before the 4 o'clock check-in time...." We paid extra money to check in early. Having been a GM myself, I can say fairly and objectively that this person is in need of extensive training on how to interact with guests. I promise that I was never unpleasant with anyone on the property, including this person. Here is where things got (a lot) better. Ginger called our room as soon as I returned to it and told me that they did not expect the elevator to be fixed that evening. She was kind and expressed concern about the situation before offering the best solution available. This is how you recover from a bad guest experience. It is not the hotel's fault that the elevator was broken. Ginger did not make promises that she could not keep. She offered to move us from the third floor to the second floor in the same room type. She removed our early check-in fee. She also sent up a pair of individuals to assist us with the luggage. Thank you, Ginger!