Considering we used 35k points, this was not the best value for the points. This is a standard…read moreFairfield Inn. I would not call the upgraded room a suite. It was a standard hotel room. With four very flat pillows and a sink that kept backing up. It's also very windy out here so the car gets covered with dust. On the flip side, the free breakfast is always welcomed and they did offer a huge variety for the oatmeal bar and had gluten free bagels in the yogurt refrigerator (you have to hunt for it). Pet fee was $50 which is fair. And it may be the best hotel lodging available in the area, which really doesn't say much. I just felt we shouldn't have to use so many points for this level of accommodations. Felt more like a 15k value.

Meh.. This chain is similar to a Hampton inn perhaps a bit worse depending on location. I'm a…read moreHilton garden inn person normally but we were here for a car event and the hotels booked up. Would be worth 159.00 a night not the 228.00 even in this economy.sparse amenities. Tiny hand soap. I almost always bring my own anyway but don't this trip. Staff very nice, beds were fine, room was clean, of course the heat /ac unit was very loud. The pantry had a good selection. Breakfast was hot but everything off brand and it tasted that way. It was fine for one night. I've had to stay at worse places. If this were a funeral I'd say "at least they paid their taxes"

Carpet had not been vacuumed, found a pill laying on the floor when we first got there. Countertops…read moreand stove top In kitchen had not been cleaned or wiped down had food and bread crumbs all over them. Everything thing had a thin layer of dust on it.

The room was very clean and had everything we needed- tub/shower, toilet, towels, extra toilet…read morepaper, dresser, microwave, small refrigerator, table, 2chairs, nightstand & light on each side of the bed. The price was affordable. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Stayed here 2 times in 2 months. Love the location, rooms are clean and tidy. Great service…read more Everyone is so nice here. Thank you.

Second stay at this hotel. The staff are super friendly and accommodating. We've stayed in a lot of…read morehotels and this one is definitely in the top 1/4 of them all. The entire place is super clean and the housekeeping staff does a great job on the rooms. It has been quiet each time we visited, and is conveniently a block from a great pizza place!

Had a great 1 night stay here en route from Eastern WA. The room was clean, safe and had good…read moreamenities such as a small refrigerator, microwave etc. Props for the cable system. I was able to watch the Seahawks game on 2 different channels. Two negatives were the wifi, which kept cutting out, and the noise from the few truck stops across the street. (the noise has been noted before). But for the price, and that this was a 1 nighter, it was something I could live with.

What a little gem of a hotel. Clean, friendly and comfortable. The shower in our room looked fairly…read morenew. It's near the freeway but once the door was closed we didn't hear it. Safe. Well lit. Microwave and nice mini fridge in the room. Would definitely stay here again.

I recently spent three nights at the hotel. It was relaxing, the location was perfect for me and I…read moreenjoy the sound of trains. Its proximity to the train tracks makes it a problem for some. There are no rooms with bathrooms, but the six bathrooms in the upstairs hall with the ten guest rooms were plenty. There were two half baths on the lower level as well.

I recently enjoyed an overnight stay with a group of girlfriends and cannot wait to go back! The…read morehotel is absolutely charming! The owners put a lot of thought into their updates. It has been beautifully restored, maintaining its historic charm while accommodating current necessities. My room was on the railroad side and I slept soundly. I'm not sure if it was the comfortable mattress, the ultra soft bedding or the beautiful surroundings. We enjoyed multiple hikes, swimming in the pristine Columbia River, cooking our meals in the fully equipped commercial kitchen, laughing by the outdoor fireplace in the beautiful courtyard, visiting the Wildlife Refuge and wine tasting. If you're looking for a unique, relaxing experience this is it!!

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!

This hotel is just off the beaten path in The Dalles, OR. I found it through online hotel services…read moreand it was a good price with decent reviews. I would say the same. I had a decent sized bed that was comfy, a nice sized room, a TV that worked well, and a terrific view of The Dalles Dam. They also had a band that evening with an outdoor bar set up on the patio area. A hearty breakfast was made n the lobby early the next morning and I appreciated that it was set up and ready to go when they said it would. Lots of choices for a freebie. The staff were all warm in greeting and conversation and the room and breakfast area were clean.

Every year for over seven years, my husband and I have stayed at this hotel for two days. The…read morereason is that we attend a car event promoted by Audi. It's the only option we have since there is basically nothing around this small city, and I believe this is the only hotel available in the area. This hotel is like any other Quality Inn. There's basically a bed, which is very comfortable, a TV with basic channels, and a small, tiny microwave. Everything was very clean, as usual. By the way, pillows are very comfortable as well. The price is very good as well, and I bet if it were in another city, it would be way more expensive. By the way, there is a pool in front of the parking lot. When you book a room, breakfast is included. The breakfast is the same as in every other hotel in the US, with the usual fake eggs, gravy, and bread. I definitely recommend this hotel if you're in the area and need a place to stay.

This old beat-up place was a step above the only other hotel in town (which is an absolute…read morefleabag). If you are planning a visit to the Goldendale Observatory, you're better off driving back to The Dalles for the night. You can see the moth-eaten drapes if you zoom in on the photo. We did not take advantage of the breakfast, as we were glad to get out of there.

This was a pleasant place to sleep- but the parking situation was incredibly frustrating. There is…read morenot enough parking- we had to either park clear across the property or risk parking in front of the garage. The lack of 2 nd car parking is surprising since the place clearly holds more than 1 car of people. The building was nice and reasonably clean, if difficult to make baby safe. Location is good in government camp. We did not have a dog but seemed incredibly dog friendly. Check in took a long time - we waited in the clubhouse.

Grand Lodge #6 is a great place to stay, so close to the skiing on Mt Hood. Very well stocked and…read morecomfy beds. New built-in full size bunk beds (4) in third bedroom. We'd stay here again! PS previous review (Feb 29, 2024) is about a different building with separate management...

I loved my stay here! This Inn is cozy, quiet, clean and well maintained. We stayed one night with…read moreour dog. The rooms are spacious and we have a little gas fireplace in ours. The beds are soft and we were nicely welcomed. The coffee in the lobby was good too! I would highly recommend!

This hotel is deeply loved by someone. It's not a huge space but it is truly special and someone…read morehas put A LOT of time and thought into this tucked away rustic hotel in the lovely little town of Trout Lake, Washington. The staff is genuinely welcoming and accommodating; the decor is a finely manicured cabin woodsy with very well thought out nuance: a play area for kids and family on the other side of a little wood bridge crossing a beautifully babbling brook; ACTUAL keys for doors instead of keycards; wheeled dining chairs so as not to scratch the wood floors; a little wood stove for heating in each room; wagon wheels rested against the fence lines and flowered window boxes adorning each front room window. The space is well planned and very conscious choices were made to effectively maximize the available space. There's not all that much to do in this sweet little mountain community as far as city folk are concerned - but to me - that's the appeal. If you want to breathe deep; slow down; settle in; read a book; play some cards; take a walk; chat with a friendly stranger, throw a line in the water or take a country drive - here is where it's at. Here is where you go and here is where you stay. Love this - all of it