I've been here a couple times and have always been impressed:…read more 1) Service: Richard and his family own this motel (locally owned & the newest in Baker) and know all the best places to get food, things to do, etc. - after I asked where to get some breakfast, without even asking him to, he busted out a map & marked the location of 4 of the top restaurants in town based on what food I like! Yeah, they're super nice! 2) Quality: the rooms are always clean & include a microwave, fridge, dresser, table, couch, all the basics are there, and if you need more, just ask! 3) Price: has always been the same or cheaper than all the other places I called. Whenever I'm stopping in Baker (usually 1-2x/year), this is the place I like...oh yeah, and like the others mentioned, the view of the city and surrounding landscape is beautiful!

Stayed here in 2006 during the state tournament when I was on the girls Varsity basketball team in…read moreHigh school. It was both the girls team and the boys team staying in the same hotel and we thought it was just going to be us (Mapleton High School Sailors/Lady Sailors Basketball teams) staying at this hotel but, we we were in for an awkward surprise when our school rivals from Mckenzie High School booked some rooms for their teams as well. Oh well, at least the stay was nice. And it snowed while we were there. And our school (Mapleton) won 3rd place which isn't that bad considering how many teams played in the tournament.

this motel is very comfortable and relaxed.front desk guy very good customer service skills and…read morefriendly.would definitely stay here again

This management is not helpful at all. I got stuck in Pendleton on my way to Baker City last…read moresummer due to fire. The roads were shut down. I called and said that I couldn't make it and needed to cancel my reservation. They told me that since I reserved using the Motel 6 app that they weren't going to refund me. That is not a good business practice.

I truly can't say enough good things about Sunridge Inn and Conference Center. Every single time I…read morevisit, I'm blown away--not just by the amazing food (which is absolutely authentic, flavorful, and consistently incredible), but by the entire experience from start to finish. The atmosphere of the whole property is just wonderful. The grounds are beautiful, the spaces are welcoming, and everything feels thoughtfully cared for. Whether you're dining, visiting, or staying, there's a sense of comfort and ease that makes you want to linger a little longer. What truly sets this place apart, though, is the people. The owner and staff go above and beyond to take care of you, and they do it in such a warm, friendly way that feels more like being welcomed by family than just being a guest. It genuinely feels like a place where people care. It's rare to find a place that gets everything right--food, atmosphere, and service--but this is one of them. I highly recommend experiencing it for yourself. A heartfelt thank you to the owner and the entire team--you are truly amazing and so appreciated.

This best western was a spot where I could lay my head for one night in baker city but not much…read moreelse. The grounds were pretty but for the price I was not impressed. There was no shampoo in our room and the phone didn't work to call the front desk for more. The drunk man stumbling in the hall knocking on different doors with a cigarette in his hand did not make me feel confident in where we were staying. Jackie at the front desk was very kind when we checked in. Breakfast was busy and had some options but there was no water and was pure chaos with the amount of kids running around. It didn't seem like there were many mid range hotels in the area. It might be worth paying more to have a little nicer of a spot. For reference we paid 140 for a Friday night and won't be staying here again.

Great front desk staff. Friendly. Attentive to customer needs…read more Check in was fast. Recommend doing the pre-check in. Room was nice and well maintained. Only problem was the inside bathroom door knob needed tightening.

I would definitely stay here again. The room was clean and comfortable. I barely heard any sound…read moreoutside the room. Front desk evening and morning were friendly and helpful. Breakfast had many good choices including protein. This is hotel, not motel. Some observations not worth knocking a star. No elevator. Door closed but needed shove to be sure engaged. Breakfast room felt tight walking between tables. AC occasionally made odd sound a few seconds but didn't bother sleep. Breakfast had scrambled egg, waffles with strawberries, chocolate chips, powdered sugar, and syrup. Biscuits and gravy. Yogurt with granola. Toast. Peanut butter. Didn't see cream cheese.

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!

We really liked this place. It was very clean. Staff were helpful, absolutely no complaints…read more It's walking distance to down town and honestly a perfect location. Baker City is a great town to visit. Would definitely come back and stay again.

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.

The house and furnishings are beautiful! It is a very welcoming atmosphere. We stayed in the two…read morebedroom Elkhorne Suite. Comfortable beds. The dining room, living room and work/game/sitting room can be used by guests. The outdoor patio is inviting. Simple and fresh breakfast. Coffee machine in our suite. The other two suites were vacant. So we had this spacious house to ourselves. Close to downtown. Hosts were very responsive and available.

Emailed the Blue Door Inn on 2/25/2022 and inquired about reserving a room. Received a reply…read morestating they would send me an invoice, to make a reservation. After three days, no communication from the owner(s). Called and emailed the owner(s) on 2/28/2022. Left a voicemail and an email message, asking them to contact me and expressing my desire to make a reservation. It is now 3/5/2022 and still no reply to my emails or phone call. We really wanted to stay here but, the owners are obviously inattentive. Not good.

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.

The Geiser Grand lives up to its name with ridiculously spacious rooms and a traditionally elegant,…read moreold-world ambience. Check-in is firmly set at 4 p.m., so don't plan on getting in early! (They also will not store your luggage prior to check in time.) Valet parking in a gated lot with camera coverage is available; otherwise be prepared to fend for yourself on the mean streets of Baker City. Room 309 came equipped with thoughtful touches--a small fridge, hot chocolate, and a charming penny-tile bathroom that felt straight out of history. The hotel's legendary ghosts didn't keep me awake... too much. All in all, a grand stay with plenty of character (both living and otherwise).

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.

Left at 1am. Most expensive 1.5 hrs of sleep I ever paid for…read more Arrived after driving 15+ hours. Asked for a quiet room as I planned to wake up at 5am to drive another 10 hours. Dude puts me on the first floor (2 floors) under what sounded like a room full of elephants practising their circus routine (from 10:30am-1am on a Monday night). I called front desk at 12:30am to complain and shortly after the people upstairs got even louder!! Worst experience ever. I hope karma catches up to those people above me and the front desk dude that put me in that room. #rudeness

This place is definitely dated but very clean! You can tell that the owners are trying their best…read moreto offer a good night's stay in a dated property. One recommendation though is to spend $29 to replace the shower head (room 21) very low flow and it sprays everywhere other than your body!