Great place in a great quaint little town. It's old and a bit creaky but my wife and I love it.read more

We like this place a lot because they are in Camas near our grandchildren, and it's still…read moreaffordable. I was impressed by how clean it was this visit, considering how old it is. And now we can even take our little dog. This time I came myself for 4 nights, and stayed on the 3rd floor for the first time; just right for 1 small grandma. My room was near the bathroom and kitchen, which was great, because I brought my own food (health problems & prefer to spend $ on my family). The A/C in the window was noisy when on but worked great and I turned it off at night anyway (It's only May 3). My nebulizer is prob just as noisy. When my husband and I came in Oct. we loved walking down the street to Natalia's café on the corner for the free breakfast at the was included then with our second floor rooms...just fun for us. If you stay on the third floor you have to pay but it's still only $7.95 or so. The kitchen has microwave, reg. fridge, and Kirkland dark coffee we like. (I bring my own decaffe too:-) The staff is great; personable, helped me bring my luggage up without my asking. But know it's European. Hot water took awhile to get to 3rd floor shower...but it's fun to feel like I'm "back to the future" in 1911.... in a novel for a few minutes. I can walk all over town at night in safety and quiet. And this quiet retreat is just what I needed after my spouse's sad and serious diagnosis. I walked nearby beautiful Round Lake Fri. morning and met a new friend, an unexoected dimension, and learned more about resilience facing cancers worse than mine. Count your blessings.

Amazing spot ! Perfectly situated so everything is within walking distance. The staff, views,…read morepoolside lounge area all fab. Will be back !

Hmmmmmmmmm. Where should I begin? Let's see, Dirty, Expensive, Musty, Creepy, Old, Rude, Infested…read more These are just a few adjectives to describe this horrible establishment. Pool, unusable. Parking lot closed. Yep, you heard me right, closed. Yes please! Let me haul all of my luggage down a block and across the street. Bird poooooop, a lot of bird poop. I didn't realize that for 450 dollars you needed to complete all your own housekeeping. The place should be condemned and all personnel fired because customer service was a JOKE. Sleep in your car it's for sure a much better experience. Management was contacted regarding issues but we were ghosted on all communication. Free idea, new slogan. Lakeshore Inn NEVER AGAIN.

We absolutely loved our two day stay at the lodge for our anniversary. Each day we were blessed by…read morea fantastic breakfast, which was custom tailored to our dietary needs. There is a lot of care that goes into the property, and it shows in all of the little details. I was actually amazed to learn that the building was built in the 1920's, and the cottage we stayed in was once a garage for performing tire changes on early automobiles as the traveled the old highway. The lodge is across the street from a small hike which has several places to look out towards the water, and a great place to enjoy the sunset, as well as a small hike to view Bridal Veil Falls. There is also a lovely longer waterfall hike just two miles up the road that also survived the fires last year.

Excellent stay. Did a lot of research into where to stay in the waterfall area and the Bridal Veil…read moreFalls lodge was at the top of the list. It's located off the Historic Scenic Highway that runs down the Columbia River Gorge waterfall area... and right across the street from the parking lot for Bridal Veil falls. Beatrice and her doggies were there to greet us upon arrival. Super friendly. Loved the room - so beautiful! Huge restoration hardware bath sheets and quality tea/coffee and bath products. My only concern was that Bigfoot was going to come to the window in the middle of the night and stare at us while we slept :) ok not really. Breakfast was delicious.

Lovely! Delightful!…read more Charming Rooms! Welcoming Hosts! Gorgeous Grounds! I could go on and on about this sweet B&B that is in Milwaukie (just Southeast of Portland). Totally has spoiled us for future B&Bs. Terry and Al are amazing! My mom and I were lucky enough to have the whole place to ourselves for 2 whole days! So, we had Terry and Al's undivided attention. We visited with them in the mornings which made the experience so much more personal and inviting. They have a sign on the door that says something like... Enter as Guest, Leave as Friends. So True! Now... this B&B isn't hard to find but you could easily drive right by it in the dark because the house itself sits up on a little hill with several acres of around it. It's nestled into what would seem its own little piece of heaven surrounded by big trees, lush lawns and beautiful landscape complete with a little bridge. (I think I have pictures... I'll dig them up and post them too.) The house has several entrances (exits), but go ahead and enter at any one of them. The main one is at the front of the house which you can drive to... just follow the little road to the right as you go up the hill. (We didn't.... I saw the parking lot up on the left and just parked.) But you can drive to the front, unload and then drive around to the parking area. Anyways... Terry greeted us and showed us around the house. The house is HUGE! So many rooms and they've done a great job decorating it! Antiques mixed in with comfy sofas and chairs. It's a 3 story house... the main floor has the kitchen, porch, parlor and dining room (as well as Terry and Al's living quarters).... the upper floor has the bedrooms... I think I counted 4.... the bottom floor has the Theater... Yes... a Theater with a gi-normous screen and lots of movies to pick from. They even have a popcorn maker down there. But if you want to do it the quick and easy way... they also have microwave popcorn. The Theater has lounger chairs and throw blankets to get all comfy in as you watch your movies. (Mom and I were bummed that we were so busy and so tired each night that we didn't get to have a movie night. Next time...) The guest room floor had a mini bar area that had a coffee maker and tea available all day long. As well as a mini fridge stocked with water and sodas. So nice to have this! Plus they had wine glasses and a wine opener in case you brought your own and wanted to enjoy a glass out on the porch. Oh... the Porch! This is where Mom and I would enjoy our morning cup of Joe. It was so peaceful and relaxing to slowly wake up, sit on the porch and listen to the birds while sipping coffee and reading our books. So Relaxing! (Note... the house sits up off the street so there isn't any street noise and it's surrounded by a wooded area so it feels like you're "getting back to nature".) And then there was Breakfast... Terry really outdoes herself. You have a starter like fruit or parfait and then you have the main course... possibly mini german pancakes or an egg dish. All of it was D-LISH! And the presentation! She really knows how to plate a lovely breakfast. She took breakfast to another level in my book. (BTW... I love breakfast, so I was taking mental notes on how I should present and prepare my own special breakfasts at home.) The Bed.... the comfiest bed I've ever slept in. Even more comfortable than my own at home. The sheets were so soft! I wanted to stay in bed all day. But alas... there were sights to see, family to visit... But I did take a picture of the tag on the sheets so I can try to find the same brand and type at home. I can go on and on... but I won't. If you want to know something specific or more, message me. If... no, no... WHEN we are back in Milwaukie.. we will be staying here again. Love this place. :)

We stayed two nights and enjoyed every moment. This beautifully restored 1904 home is as gracious…read moreand warm as the owners. Our room (Winter Garden Suite) was so welcoming and comfortable and breakfast each morning was inspired and delicious. The gardens are amazing and inviting. Thank you Terry, Al and Gail - we'll definitely be back!

This was my favorite stay.. ever. The people here were very hospitable. They accommodated every…read moreneed we had. I was a little sick from my throat and the lady offered me to help myself to some tea downstairs even after the usual hours of breakfast. There's little cute notes around the house with directions on how to use the door lock, the coffee maker, everything. I had the "Sherahazad" room it was so cute! With black out curtains all around even in the bathroom. It was a white old style bathtub by a small window where I could see the green trees but was still very private. The body wash, shampoo and conditioner weren't the usual low quality hotel kind. I didn't even use my conditioner I brought from home I guess I'll save it for tomorrow when we leave to Seattle since we're staying at a regular hotel I know it's gonna suck as always, but this one was great! My son sat in the reading nook after breakfast to enjoy the rainy views. Breakfast was also very generous. We had toast, oatmeal, peanut butter jelly and hard boiled eggs. Coffee which is good coffee as well and my son had OJ. We will definitely make this our permanent weekend stay place every time we come (as long as there's rooms available) hopefully we were good guests so they let us stay every time! Haha I almost forgot to mention every room as a different theme!! Omg I got the chance to take a peak at the "woodland" and the "Aegean" when I was passing by they were getting them ready and they were gorgeous! So much character so much thought out into the decoration. Just lovely. Thank you Bella terra bed & breakfast!

Thiis should not be characterized as a B&B. I would say it is more like an Air BnB where you rent…read morea room in a house. The "continental breakfast" available during the week is old supermarket sliced bread, bagels, etc. with "get your own" butter and jam from the fridge. Fortunately, we chose not to pay for that option and there are plenty of places for good breakfast. The room was great -- clean and spacious, but the house is a disaster. The public "living room" is cluttered with books, maps, etc.spread around, and not a place you'd sit to relax, and certainly not a place to meet other guests. The one good thing is its location, within 10-15 minutes of great restaurants, hiking, etc. Ellen, the owner, checked us in and we never saw her again during our 4-day stay. One time when we came in and she was around, she walked into the other room without even asking us how we were doing. Again, NOT a real Bed & Breakfast. However, at $120/nt. it was priced like a room. Good value so long as you understand what you are getting.

It was very pretty the pool was nice they had great service are room was very nice though the jets…read moreon the hot tub sounded like a horror movie the ice room on the second floor smelled weird and made ice that tasted like soap. Close to very nice places. :)

The hotel could easily be worth four stars, but for the lack of some basic features. First the…read moregood news: the location (adjacent to Tigard's Bridgeport Mall) is excellent. So is the basic structure -- when you first walk in the lobby lives up to the name "Grand", although there could have been a bit more furnishing. For that matter, the large rooms are also quite large and tastefully furnished. So what's the problem? A lot of small things: no in-room safes, no night-lights, no morning newspapers (even from a vending machine), inadequate towel racks in the bathroom, inadequate drinking glasses, no food or snack service of any kind after breakfast (the hotel doesn't need a full service restaurant, but why not have a small bar somewhere in that vast lobby area? even a stand-up bar would be okay. And the hotel has a very odd policy of providing NO housekeeping services on alternate days of a multi-day stay. I can understand the signage that states linen and towels will be changed only on request, but not even a room freshening and make-up-the-bed on the second -and fourth (?)- day?? (As to that linen signage, the hotel - like many competitors - think it's wise to make it sound like all this is being done in the name of environmentalism. But if the hotel really cared about the environment, it would also have 'weak and strong flush' toilets -- and, in seasons where it's warm, would make the bed without so much extra cover, so that guests would not need to keep the room temperature so low.)

A newish hotel located in the riverwalk in bustling downtown Vancouver (it's nice to say that…read moreunironically). High points: service is very good, from curbside to check-in to front desk. Very attentive check in and valet service. Room is very clean, if somewhat minimalist. Beds are very comfortable. Bathroom is very modern and high spec. Staff are very upbeat and friendly. Low points: While the hotel is quiet (at least on a Monday), this is a very very noisy location. It's in a major airport flight path, with frequent flyovers. Street traffic is noisy, even on the eighth floor. There's a busy railroad line nearby. It sounds like we're in a factory. Room is very minimal. I was counting on a fridge for my medication, no such luck. No table or chairs to sit at. Lots of expensive add on charges. Valet parking is $65. There are unadvertised service fees. I'm unlikely to get out of here for under $450/night. I was certain that I'd booked a river view room, but we're on the other side of the hotel, so an excellent view of the roof of the nearby apartment building. Even the air conditioning is very loud, even on its lowest setting.

Great Location, Nice rooms. The lounge on the 8th floor…read morecharges an undisclosed 20% service charge, that more than negates the $10. Beverage coupon they give you at check in. ( never again). The attached restaurant, Thirteen coins is more than disappointing. There are other restaurants nearby so go to them.

We recently spent a weekend at the Gibson Getaway. It was lovely. Our hosts were so kind and…read moregracious. There were fresh cookies awaiting us when we arrived. The apartment was roomy, clean and well kept. The view of the river from the large deck and hot tub was very nice. Breakfast was excellent every day. We even got the recipes so we could recreate them at home. We would definitely stay again when we are in the area!