Nice, updated, clean. Best comforter ever. Bathroom needs…read moreupdate but no problems Would stay again 10/2023

i am glad to say about their service and loved my vacation trips i stay here . its room are very…read moreclean and bed are very comfortable to sleep and so like its service vey much

We spent 7 hours in the pod yesterday. Beautiful pod ride. Riders need rest…read more Searching for lodging.on our U.S. 395 tour I found Hotel Prairie. Arriving, we found a trim, inviting Front Street, Hotel Prairie on the east end. Juniper Dining Room closed Monday and Tuesday. This cornerstone of days gone by is a labor of love. I got a bed and breakfast feeling mixed with vacation stay faborite feeling. There's a community kitchen at the end of the hall - for those awkward Monday and Tuesday morning meals. It is an old hotel, redone well. Our room was quiet, sleep deep. The bathroom had a handicap shower if we were inclined. Our headboard was a reused old door. Very nice. If you are headed through or to Prairie City and day is running low, Try Hotel Prairie. We would again.

On our way to Boise Idaho we stopped here. This is the best little hotel I have ever stayed in the…read morepeople that help you when you walk in are some of the nicest and kindest people you will ever meet. Their service is unmatched beds are very comfortable and their lobby is so cozy especially during the winter. The atmosphere is great and the rooms were overall very clean and nice. Also a great dinner spot is the Oxbow that was great dinner. Also recommend going to their little breakfast spot. The waitresses are amazing and so is the food. I would recommend this 10,000 stars.

8/10/26 My husband was on the way home from Idaho, because of the fires in Spokane he drove the…read moreback roads to get home to California. After a long days drive, he stopped at the Long Creek Lodge, motel in the middle of nowhere, he was surprised how clean and well run It was, the host was very friendly and the price was very reasonable $84. a night plus morning coffee. Will definitely stay here again next we come this way

Quaint, friendly, attentive and perfectly priced. Would definitely stay here again. Leslie was the…read morebest!

The Riverside Schoolhouse Bed and Breakfast is located a few miles outside of Prairie City, Oregon,…read moreon a working ranch. It used to function as a one room school, but has since been converted into a B&B. The western schoolhouse decor is fairly cool, but the location is the best part for me. Living in an apartment complex, when I step outside onto my porch I would be met with the uninspiring vista of all the other porches. And of course Stark St. off to my left. But for a brief weekend I could instead sip my coffee and gaze out at beautiful mountains, breathing the clear air of the country. Danny the horse would come over and say hi, and I would hang out with him for a while. The cows would look at me quizzically, as cows are wont to do. All of which is a damn sight more pleasant than sipping coffee on my small porch at home. Having breakfast brought to you at the time of your choosing ain't that bad either, I tell you what.

This is a great place. It's is a refurbished one room school house situated in a working ranch…read morejust outside of John Day. The air is clean, the nights are quiet, and the setting is spectacular. The host is wonderful in terms of making everyone comfortable and the meals are very good. Being able to walk out the door and visit horses, cows and the dogs is a bonus. Good hiking and cycling all around.

Victorian Lane Bed & Breakfast provided a welcome and warm respite on our trip through the John…read moreDay. Perched on a hillside providing a glorious view of the area, the B&B is lovingly decorated and maintained. Pete and Andrea provided a magnificent breakfast, as well a great advice on local towns and Hell's Canyon. Andrea kindly mailed back to me an item I'd forgotten in our room. Well-worth the visit. Rebecca Robinson

Victorian Lane Bed & Breakfast is absolutely charming! Located on a hillside with a glorious veiw…read moreof the surrounding area, this is the best place to stay in John Day, Oregon. And I'd bet it's the best place for a 100 miles and more. The bedrooms are quaint, and lovely. At first glance you will be charmed by the decor and character in each room all the way from the porch through the dinning area, into the music room, up the stairs and all the to the way up to the second floor. The bathroom is shared, for some that is an issue but don't fret they have another bathroom downstairs. It is clean with plenty of room to work with if needed. Breakfast! I really should start with the breakfast!! It was honestly the best I've had in a very long time! How awesome is it to wake up to someone making you a homecooked meal!? I think it's pretty special!! I got up had a nice hot cup of coffee and sat outside and watched the sunrise. I felt like I was in a storybook. Living the dream! The wonderful hosts made me a special breakfast to go since I had to be out of the house early. I really hope I can come visit them again when I am on vacation and not working, as I was this trip! Thank you Andrea and Pete!!

We spent a night at the Strawberry Mountain Inn while traveling to Eastern Oregon. It's a beautiful…read moreold house, built in 1910. Our room was very comfortable, with a great view of Strawberry Mountain. We happened to wake up at 5am and watched the sunrise reflected on the mountain, utterly beautiful. Breakfast was great, and the host was attentive to our dietary preferences. We had a great time here, and would recommend it to anyone.

Nice campground in a grove of ponderosa pines, just off the 395 outside Burns. Typical Forest…read moreService amenities -- picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets. But the toilets were the cleanest I've EVER experienced at any campground, anywhere! Aside from their immaculate cleanliness, they even SMELLED pleasant! I mean, I would literally have felt comfortable sleeping in them, even. I gave it 4 stars because it's kinda close to the highway...but that stretch of the 395 isn't very frequently traveled (or at least it wasn't at the time of my visit, in mid-July 2015)...so it's not really bothersome. Just not as scenic/remote as I like. But really, a nice place overall.