We ate at The Laurel, the restaurant of the Landing Hotel, on January 17. Nice decor, small number…read moreof tables consistent with the small hotel. Well done menu, small but enticing. Server was excellent, very accommodating and considerate. They specialize in craft cocktails also. I had a Wallowa Riff, a tuned up Manhattan. Best Manhattan I have ever had. We had bacon wrapped dates, steak bites, risotto and for dessert a goat cheese cheesecake. Steak cooked perfectly, as was the broccolini. I cannot say enough good things about this place. If you are anywhere near La Grande Oregon, you must stop there for dinner.

Awful service in the b& b inn . Kathy is so rude. She kept playing up on us and had the worst…read moreattitude in the world. I don't know how they can run a bed-and-breakfast with her answering her phone

The property and parking were great. Plenty of room for a truck and trailer combo, which we had…read more The lobby was welcoming and very clean, the beds were incredibly comfortable, the room spotless, everything was up to date. Blankets and pillows comfortable and the staff went over and above with true hospitality! The real gem here is the restaurant/lounge! Chef Mike is amazing, his food was to die for, and I cannot believe how reasonably priced everything was! We had cocktails and dinner after a long drive and his food is the chef's kiss! I had the fried chicken special and my husband the burger dip. The special could have fed us both easily!! Both were amazing quality and taste, not to mention we could have both shared the special and still had leftovers!

I've been staying at the Oxford Suites in Pendleton for more than ten years. I know I can always…read morecount on a clean facility full of decor that shows they embrace the small town they're located in. Jackalopes and horseshoe wallpaper in the bathroom, a rodeo queen canvas in the main room. Oxford has a distinct advantage over the other local hotels by offering a customized hot breakfast in the morning and a happy hour in the evening. Front desk staff are available to help visitors locate a great place to eat, or remind them that many options aren't available on Mondays in Pendleton. The hotel parking is plentiful, with plenty of space for any oversized vehicles or trailers.

Looking for a place to stay in Pendleton didn't yield positive results until I found this nearly…read moreoff the grid oddity. I had reservations, but I took a chance and booked a reservation. So. Freaking. Worth. It. The place is on point on so many levels. The suite is grand af. You want swank at bargain basement prices? This is THE place for you. Killer amenities in a killer location. Stay here! Live it up! And take the Pendleton Underground Tour while you're at it!

Have you always wanted to stay in a bordello? Well, apparently a lot of tourists to Pendleton, OR…read moredid and, thus, the Working Girls Hotel (WGH) was re-opened in 1991. "Services" are limited, however, the hotel does have a suite + 4 other sleeping rooms that are all uniquely decorated in a very Old West-meets-true-Victorian style. The building itself is quite stunning, with hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and exposed brick. It's old, though, so be prepared to hear a lot of traffic noise, particularly if you're sleeping in one of the rooms on the NW side. The one time I stayed here was with a large group, and we took over the whole place. If you're planning a visit here, that's the approach I would recommend. There are a lot of common areas, and it would be a shame to not take advantage of them. There is a shared kitchen, a large living room and a separate dining area. Bathrooms are also shared (except in the suite), but are HUGE. The guest house is in a prime location in the historic district; close to all of P-town's night life, coffee shops, and services. Kids and pets are disallowed, because of the antiques and the layout. Plus, who wants to explain a bordello to the kiddies? Especially since this one was apparently operational until "more recently than you'd think..." A very cool piece of Oregon's history, though, and certainly prime real estate if you can get the house over the week of the Round-up.

We did not stay at the lodge but did come to enjoy soaking in the hot springs. The front desk…read morestaff were very friendly and very accommodating. The tubs were clean and the area was clean. The lodge is historic and there is a lot of cool history. There are a lot of cool pictures off the lodge I days past hanging on the walls which gives it a "Shining" ambiance. Getting in the tubs first thing in the morning and watching the steam come off the lake while soaking and relaxing is a wonderful start to the day. Overall I highly recommend the experience.

Travelled from Wenatchee Wash last night to enjoy the hot springs and rented a room . Found the…read morefree way closed from both directions . Could not get there . Expensive room - no refund ! Have stayed a few times before , never again ! Be wary if you book there . You would think they would want repeat customers , but they would rather just take your money and run . one star only because it won't let you give no stars

Clean rooms, easy check ins, quiet place. I would stay again. We did not have their breakfast but…read moreit smelt amazing.

Almost got mauled by pit bull from homeless camp out back!!! Arm yourself if you godor a walk!read more

I can't speak for the gambling but we've stopped here when passing through three times now and this…read moremost recent time, we stayed overnight. Love that it's family friendly. We've utilized the movie theater, bowling, arcade, ice cream stand and food court. They even have a kids entertainment area if you want to go gamble. I don't recommend the courtyard rooms. Really outdated, dingy and sad. I hear the newer tower rooms are much nicer so we'd probably give it another try. Tons of parking, right off the freeway, EV charging. It's a solid three star experience. Not bad, not great.

Well there's not much to say about this place. Casino really does not pay out much. People who got…read more$500.00 winner on slots had to call service to get cashed out. Bar closes at 10:30pm. The ladies that work in the only bar that's there besides the sports bar are really nice. I do have to say that the golf course is a lot of fun. The bar at the golf course is your only safe bet to get a decent meal with out having to go to the buffet. The double bogie burger at the golf course restaurant was the bomb!!! Cannot wait to go back and golf again.

We travelled to Pendleton in the middle of September and was pleased with the fact that the rooms…read moreare cleaned, new towels and bed made every day. It seems like more and more hotels are not cleaning every day. We stayed a few days on this trip at the Hampton Inn in Kennewick and they cleaned the rooms every other day. In July we were in Phoenix for a wedding and stayed at an Embassy Suites (4 nights) that would only provide new towels and clean upon request. We didn't try to breakfast so I can't comment on that. Anyway, the rooms are very clean and comfortable. And that is the number one thing I want in a hotel.

Looks Premium, Delivers Budget Motel Service…read more I stayed here for one night while helping a friend move across the country. At first glance, the property seemed promising. The exterior is attractive, and amenities like the pool and hot tub made it appear to be one of the nicer options in the area. Unfortunately, that first impression did not survive the stay. The hot tub was warm, but the jets did not work. That ended up being a recurring theme throughout my visit: things were either broken, poorly maintained, or simply not functioning as expected. The room itself had a strange odor upon arrival. It wasn't overwhelming enough to immediately complain about, but it was noticeable. The room key reader was also damaged and only worked if the card was inserted at a very specific angle. Most disruptive of all was the air conditioning unit, which emitted a loud, high-pitched shrieking noise throughout the night. I've stayed in numerous hotels during this trip, and none had an AC unit that sounded remotely like this. The biggest disappointment, however, was the customer service. At 8:55 a.m., I went downstairs for breakfast. Rather than being greeted or assisted, I was immediately informed that breakfast closed "at 9 on the dot." While I understand operating hours exist for a reason, the interaction felt unnecessarily confrontational, especially given that I arrived before closing time. After some discussion, I was eventually allowed to get food, but the entire exchange left me feeling like I was inconveniencing the staff simply by showing up during posted breakfast hours. The experience only deteriorated from there. While preparing my food, the dining area lights were turned off despite guests still being present. Later, when staff attempted to verify my reservation--which had been booked by my friend--they appeared unable to locate it and seemed to assume I was somehow trying to gain unauthorized access to a room. One employee even remarked, "I guess you guys got that room for free," before realizing they had been looking at the wrong reservation entirely. Rather than apologizing for the confusion, the interaction left me feeling accused and unwelcome. For a hotel charging between $200 and $350 per night, I expected basic professionalism, functioning facilities, and courteous service. Instead, I encountered broken amenities, maintenance issues, poor communication, and staff who appeared more interested in enforcing rules than helping guests. The building may look nice from the outside, but that turned out to be a misleading indicator of the actual guest experience. Between the condition of the room, the nonfunctional amenities, and the disappointing customer service, I would not stay here again. In hindsight, I suspect I would have received better value and friendlier treatment at one of the budget hotels across the street. Rating 2/5, hot tub was still nice even if partially functional. Save your money and look elsewhere.

Great Place To Stay In Pendleton Oregon!…read more The staff members were sweet and management was hospitable. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The view of the valley,.... so peaceful. Breakfast was good and I think you too, will enjoy your stay.

Good Day Yelpies !!' If your looking for a quiet place to…read morestay at a great price with breakfast and good customer service then this is your spot.. but ask for a room that is not near the elevator and has a newer mattress. The room I was in was clean and well maintained but the mattress was not up to par. Good luck out there my friends ...

The location cannot be beat with this hotel- you can literally walk everywhere, or even bike to the…read moresouth end wineries if that's what you want to do. The place itself is an up-cycled old motel - the design is pleasing and usable and there's lots of unique touches that are fun to explore. We liked the free parking and friendly staff, and also enjoyed the design of the king rooms. They offer local wine at check-in which is a nice touch. The only downside is the street noise and noise from other rooms is loud and distracting. Would love a bit of sound proofing, but people aren't usually in Walla Walla to sleep.

I was very surprised to learn this was the most expensive place we stayed on our road trip, as it…read morewas on par with the cheap $90 motels. Marketing photos seemed a bit deceptive here- it really is just a decorated motel. Not even night stands in the room, which was pretty annoying trying to fumble just to set phone on the silly small platform in the dark. For something branding so hipster I expected more USB ports than average, not less. I think we expected more amenities here, but they didn't even put the popcorn machine in the lobby to use! Shouldn't be in photos if you don't actually offer it. The art gallery looked like a conference room with a couple pieces on the walls. Some review mentions wine, we got no such thing.. The lobby tea looked fancy but coffee was very much standard weak unimpressive coffee. No view, not right on the restaurant strip.. So why the high price? The bathroom door painting was interesting to look at, if confusing, and the soap stuffs is strong essential oil smelly stuff like you'd find at a spa, for better or worse. No in room coffee or luggage rack. Hipster isn't the same as 'college student who can't afford furniture'..bending over for floor luggage is... Not what I want in a room. The bed was comfy though, and the room looked clean, even if there was a funny smell.

So had to come to Hermiston for and emergency medical issue with a family member and drove over 4…read morehours to get here, we called when we got into town at 1:30 Saturday morning and asked for a room for my wife and myself and 3 children. We were told yes we have one for the night, being Saturday morning you would think no worries check out will be Sunday, well guess not and there is nothing that can be done and you and your 3 kids can be out by 11 that same day, Thanks Hannah. Oh and coincidentally there is no manager on the weekends so not sure how any problems will be addressed if they arise. But hey thanks for paying all that money for not even half a day. Not much I can do with 3 sleeping kids and no one that can do anything since there isn't a manager available. What a great hotel! Also just found out this morning that Hannah lied about the price and it is not what she had said . Tried to talk to the new person at the front desk and got told oh well you can talk to the manager who will be in at 3 pm, really Hannah I thought there was no manager on the weekends? Great customer service. Avoid this place if possible at all costs. Trip typeFamily

Not a lot of options here in Hermiston...I opted for Best Western based on the reviews and honestly…read moreHoliday Inn Express had way too much street construction going on. Jose checked me in and was cordial and friendly. My room was clean, the bathrooms are tiny however...can pretty much pee and shower at the same time lol! I'm giving three stars for the paper thin walls (heard people in the room next door having sex at 3 am) and lots of walking around from the room above...shouting and slamming of doors early in the morning. I realize this isn't a destination hotel, more a traveling through hotel, but c'mon...common courtesy please.