Pendleton House Historic Inn Bed and Breakfast October 18 to 22, 2023. A very pleasantly surprising place to stay near downtown Pendleton, Oregon. The couple who own and operate the B&B have done a masterful job of decorating and filling the house with fascinating period artifacts. Jack is a very attentive host. He's knowledgeable about the history of the house and town. The stay exceeded my expectations. High recommendation. read more

Lovely old historic inn. Beautifully done up inside. Huge tall beds to sleep on. Nice breakfast provided in the dining room. The owner Jack is exceptionally nice and helpful. Carried our luggage upstairs for us since we are old! Located right by the Main Street of Pendleton so walkable to downtown. read more

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My husband and I love staying at historic inns and B&Bs. The staff was friendly and the homes history was rich. The bed was clean and comfortable. The place looks rougher (more worn) than their website photos. I had a hard time getting over how dirty the bathroom floor in our suite was. It didn't look like it had seen a mop in years. Cobwebs on the ceilings. Housekeeping could use improvement. The communal shower room was not stocked with soap but it did offer a supply of condoms. Never stayed at a place where condoms were an amenity. Be very careful using the Victorian pin shower although a novel experience, it can be painful. read more

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This is one of the best bed and breakfasts I have ever been to. Beautiful, comfortable, warm and informative hosts, close to the cool downtown. read more

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Wonderful experience! We stayed August 27-29, 2024. We were warmly greeted at our agreed-upon arrival time. The staff was so pleasant and helpful throughout our stay. They answered all our eager questions about the history of the house. Jack and Will were kind and made many excellent recommendations on things to do and places to eat in Pendleton. The breakfast was exceptional. We loved our room and all the amenities. The bed was comfortable and we slept great. I can't recommend this BnB enough. We will definitely stay here again and recommend it to our family and friends. I don't know what happened with that other review, but we had zero problems. Jack communicated everything we needed to know well in advance of our stay. read more

I've been staying at Pendleton House for years. Stayed there last night again and slept the best I've slept all year. Breakfast was a delight. read more

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The Pendleton House Is a beautiful historic Inn. It is very clean and beautifully decorated. The service is We received was second to none! It was very relaxing and enjoyable experience, including an amazing breakfast served the next morning. If your looking for one of the most amazing historical properties in a grand position in the beautiful city of Pendleton, don't miss out on staying at The Pendleton House. They also do special events, weddings and baby showers, as well as holiday parties. Kevin Husted read more

We stayed at the Pendleton House this past weekend. It was the perfect place for the bridal party to relax and prepare for the wedding. The house itself is beautiful and the company even better. Tracy was absolutely amazing. He made sure that we had everything we needed. He was super friendly and helpful. He made sure to get to know all of us and was an enthusiastic host. The cleaning staff made sure that we had plenty of towels and they even went above and beyond in helping us set up the living room and stairs for some wedding gown pictures. The house is pristine and there is a plethora of clean towels. The breakfast was spectacular! The weather was lovely, so we had breakfast out on the back patio during our stay. They made sure to have plenty of coffee, hot water with tea bags, water, apple juice, and orange juice waiting for us when we came down. At the Pendleton House, they like to start off with dessert followed by a delicious breakfast course. Each place was described to us in detail. Many of the ingredients are actually grown by the hosts and the eggs are from their free range farm. Everything was beautifully plated. Tracy brought us out champagne glasses and even opened the bottle for us every morning. They were also very attentive to food allergies. Overall a wonderful experience! I can't wait to find another excuse to fly up to Oregon just to stay at the Pendleton House. read more

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VERY RUDE STAFF. Run down building in real need of repair outside. I had been contacting the owner all day via text about our arrival time. He said No problem. We arrived mid day and were locked out. No owner and we were treated very very rudely by a Gardner that said when asked for the owner, "Its not my job to know where he is.." then the door was slammed in our faces. We weren't even allowed to come in to sit to wait for him. I texted over and over.. no answer. We were left to stand at the door with all our bags indefinitely. He knew we had a 3pm tour of the underground and would be arriving 2 hours earlier than the 3pm checkin time. We were forced to walk with our bags back up the hill to our car and find other accommodations last minute. They STILL CHARGED ME for the night even though they fell through with the arrangement . NOT COOL and I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. We travel all over the world every year, spending at least 100 hotel nights each year, This was definitely a DO NOT RETURN location read more

We LOVED staying at Pendleton House! The pictures on the website did not even begin to live up to how beautiful our room was! The breakfast was wonderful and beautifully served. The owner was helpful and so personable. I highly recommend! read more

Nothing new to report! Other reviews were right on! Attention to detail, warmly welcomed via text, hosts were available as needed...yet not obtrusive. 1920s house with original wall paper and drapes, like stepping back in time. Comfy bed and a wonderful breakfast. Why would you stay anywhere else? read more

Beautiful place - we arrived at this lovely location to see it dripping in jewel toned flowers and plants that really gave a hint of what we would see inside ..... it was so pretty with a little of this and a little of that sprinkled all around While we did stay in the suite - we were given a peak at all the rest of the unique rooms I understand that the new owners have been here for approximately four years and have done a wonderful job working on her restoration Breakfast was done just right and with such touches as you'd find at finer hotels ..... hats off to the chef! i highly recommend this amazing gem to anyone needing a special place to stay for a night or more read more

I have stayed at Pendleton House on multiple occasions with my husband, who first discovered its unique combination of historic charms and modern conveniences while traveling to Northern California from Montana on a solo road trip in 2011. This has included both winter visits as well as springtime or early summer stays, and the house looks magnificent in all times of year, easily one of the prime properties in the entire city. In winter, the cavernous yet comfortable living room is lavishly decorated for Christmas and features a large working fireplace, perfect for enjoying a pre-breakfast cup of coffee or tea while reading by the flickering flames. In springtime, the backyard garden - frequent site for weddings and other festive occasions - is great for an evening glass of wine and snack while watching the light fade following sunset. The second floor shared bathroom is stunning, very historic, and enormous. The rooms themselves have fantastic beds and bedding and many collectible and antique items, and stay warm in winter with the help of small electric heaters thoughtfully included by the owners. Breakfasts are multicourse affairs and prepared in the next-door kitchen, with a nice, freshly made and elegantly displayed mix of sweet and savory food items. The downtown shopping and dining district is an easy walk across the Umatilla River bridge from the B&B, and the surrounding neighborhoods and riverbank walking trail are perfect for early morning runs before it gets too hot in summer. For early risers, there is a local coffee shop a few blocks down the road that opens at 6am - Buckin' Bean Coffee Roasters. Recommended! While we've never stayed long here, we love returning and look forward to our stays almost as if we were visiting family or close friends. While many B&Bs offer lavish amenities and white-glove, but somewhat self-distancing, hotel-like service, Pendleton House chooses to go the authentically friendly and unprepossessing route, knowing I think that the house itself (a mansion, really) is luxury enough. It is! Book a stay here the next time you're passing through Pendleton and discover its many attractive features for yourself! Favorite rooms? The 1880 Room if you want a private bath, otherwise the Viola Room, which has a 1/2 bath. Best local restaurant? Virigil's at Cimmiyotti's, esp. on "Cowboy Sushi" night. read more

I've always wanted to stay at a bed and breakfast. I saw this deal for the Pendleton B & B around Christmas time and I thought it would be a great gift for my husband. I love to drive. So I was looking forward to driving and seeing Northeast Oregon. This B&B had all the things I was looking for. I really like the way the website displayed the rooms and it appealed to me greatly. The kicker was they welcomed dogs. :) The town of Pendleton is what I describe as a big-little town. The B & B is near water (river walk is 2 blocks away), a 7 minute drive to a pretty big casino and walking distance to restaurants and bars (if we decided to tie one on) Once I stepped into the house, I knew I made the right choice. We were greeted by one of the caretakers named Tracy and he was so welcoming and friendly. He showed us the place. They were redoing some rooms and they had just a couple of rooms that weren't available. He showed us to our room and it was just what I needed at the time. No TV, big windows and an ol' timey feel. :) The bathroom (which is shared by other guests) is absolutely charming. It had one of those big ass tubs. The long ones you can sink your whole body in. The shower is a stand up shower that had this unusual antique mist apparatus. I think it was an old German type of thingamabob. It's looks sort of trippy but the overhead-rain-shower-head felt heavenly. I loved the whole bathroom's look and feel. Later on in evening, we met the 2 other caretakers. Marijo and Kevin. We got to chatting and drinking some wine. Meeting these 3 was the cherry on the best sundae ever!!! It's great to meet genuine, funny, interesting and caring people. I could tell we were kindred spirits once we started chatting. Marijo is the one who actually lives here and she makes some kick ass breakfast and to die for chocolate truffles. I've always wanted to know what sort of person opens up their home to strangers. Now that I've met Marijo it's easy to see. She is full of spirit and has an open heart for all who enters her life. That's why the house was so inviting to me. These people really made it feel like a home away from home. I am definitely staying here for many years to come. I fell inlove with the town, the eats, and the great people we've came into contact with. I only wish our stay was longer. But I know I will be back. :) read more

If you've ever fantasized about spending the night in a historic mansion with museum-quality furnishings, or dreamed of a 5-star breakfast accompanied by light-hearted conversation with charismatic hosts and ample amounts of good locally roasted coffee, or wanted to experience the joys of a rose-filled garden at sunset while sipping a chilled bottle of Oregon or Washington wine, then Pendleton House B&B is for you. Not only is the "house" itself a true historic gem, with much of the original 1917 artwork, furnishings, fireplaces, and staircases intact, the current owners have greatly expanded the backyard gardens and exquisite landscaping, making it an ideal venue for weddings, reunions, and social gatherings of the luxurious persuasion. For comparative purposes, I rank Pendelton House among the top five B&Bs personally visited (and reviewed) in the past decade, alongside such stunning architectural gems as Ashton's B&B in New Orleans, Louisiana and Edward Adams House B&B in Silverton, Oregon (near Salem). In all three cases, the houses themselves are historic local landmarks, with unique features that speak to the locations in which they are set and that reflect the personalized proclivities of the women and men who lovingly operate them. At Ashton's, for example, the owners are actively involved in Mardi Gras parades and have decorations and artwork inside that reflects this. At Edward Adams house, the owner (a former classical musician) has a reading and music room with hundreds of classical and jazz vinyl records that guests can listen to during their stay. Likewise, all three spots offer excellent breakfasts using local or farm-raised ingredients that are delicious - but not calorie bombs. Think fresh berries, organic eggs Benedict, granola, gourmet teas and coffee, fresh juices, sourdough baked goods, that sort of thing. And then there is the walking distance to good/great restaurants, parks, and promenades. Ashton's is a short walk or cab ride from the French Quarter; Adams house is a 5 minute stroll away from the Silver Grille, my favorite restaurant in all of Oregon (Michelin 2 star worthy, but without the need for the stars); while at Pendleton House, you can get great meals and stiff drinks at Cimmiyotti's, or indulge your inner carnivore at the over-the-top Hamley's steakhouse. While you can promenade along the Umatilla River trail while in Pendleton, or pick up a new woolen blanket at the Pendleton outlet store down the road, the front patio, sitting room parlor, and outdoor garden and patio at the B&B are so inviting that you'd be forgiven for simply staying local and enjoying the sumptuous surroundings. Tracy and Kevin, the co-owners, have a great kitchen and landscaping staff to assist them and are great sources of information on visiting interesting locations in the area. They also have a tasteful selection of local wines by the bottle available for purchase and can provide special services for newlyweds and others interested in flowers, champagne, chocolates, and those sorts of things. The second floor rooms (5 in total) for guests have recently gotten new names and upgrades, including private baths. For my part, I still enjoy the back rooms like Umatilla and Harris that use the fantastic shared bathroom, complete with the world's most unique shower and chandelier-lit sink and toilet. Room prices are surprisingly affordable for such luxury, making it possible for singles and couples to stay for less than $140/night while enjoying all the amenities and antiques that fill the downstairs rooms and hallways. While summertime is ideal for outdoor activities on the deck, this is a lovely spot in winter, when the living room is lavishly decorated for the holidays. Pendleton makes a great stopping point for exploring other parts of eastern Oregon and also wine tasting in the nearby Walla Walla vicinity. It has the charms of small but vibrant city with a real mix of old and new. Staying at this B&B greatly increases the likelihood that you will enjoy your visit, and makes it more likely that you and your loved ones will be eager to plan a return! read more

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Beautiful, restored getaway. Some bedrooms have a bath. Our room also had a beautiful balcony and a king-size comfy bed. Breakfast was very gourmet. Tracy was friendly and accommodating. Would recommend this bed and breakfast to everyone looking for a beautiful place to stay. Close to downtown and the river walk. read more

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We stayed here for two nights and had a lovely visit. The house is stunning! Plush oriental carpets in every room, gorgeous antiques, and our room had the most charming balcony for enjoying the evenings! The bed was cozy with thick cotton sheets and a Victorian styled duvet cover. Our ensuite bathroom had a crystal chandelier! A second bathroom contains the original high-luxury-antique shower, the ones with the spray coils in addition to the European styled shower head. We couldn't have been more pleased! The service was friendly and relaxed. Our host gladly tailored breakfast each morning to accommodate my dietary restrictions. In summary, if you're looking to spend a few days in the lap of old fashioned luxury, this is it! read more

We've stayed in a number of B&Bs around the country and this is by far the nicest. A lovely house that made you feel like you were coming home. The owner, Marijo, goes out of her way to make you feel welcome and make your stay enjoyable. Little did we know there was a long standing Thursday evening event where neighbors come over to share wine and snacks. What fun meeting many of the people in the area. Guests are encouraged to join the fun. The rooms are well appointed and comfortable. Come hungry to breakfast as she puts on a sumptuous spread. If you are a bacon fan her oven baked maple bacon is terrific. If you have any dietary issues she will work to be sure your needs are met. The meal is informal and it is a great time to meet the other guests and share stories and travel experiences. read more

I have just returned home from a weekend spent at Pendleton House, and am quite sure I left a piece of my heart behind. From the moment I walked through the front door and into the warm, beautiful house, I felt nothing but welcome. I was greeted at the door by MaryJo, who ushered us to the warmth of a spirited fire, and the comfort of a leather chair. Tracy and Kevin arrived shortly after and we all became aquatinted. Conversation flowed easily and comfortably and by nights end I felt as if we were all old friends. The house itself is absolutely stunning. MaryJo is the homes fourth owner, and the original family (Rogers) had it in their loving care for the majority of time since it was completed in 1917. The fact that it wasn't traded from owner to owner has spared the house from the indignity of needless remodels and "upgrades". MaryJo has furnished the house with many treasures from her own rich life and they add both interest and beauty. Breakfast gathered at the large heirloom dining table is the highlight if the day. While sitting over a hot cup of robust coffee, lightened with a touch of fresh cream, the morning conversation is lively and entertaining. Tracy and Kevin have a warmth and charm all their own and are both are quick to laugh. It was wonderful to meet the other guests and hear their stories. We all marveled at MaryJo's delicious food, served with such love and care. Thank you so much for a wonderful stay. I will definitely return!! read more

We had a wonderful, romantic two nights in this lovely, historic inn. Everything was special - the beautiful antiques throughout the house, the comfortable bed and room, the balcony overlooking Main Street, the delicious breakfast served by our engaging host, Tracy. We had a nice chat with Tracy over coffee after breakfast and got local tips as well as nice conversation (after months in isolation the conversation was really welcome). Some of the food comes from Tracy's farm or other local sources. Oh, and everything was spotless! read more

I had an amazing time with my girlfriend! The hotel room was clean and the food was superb. My girlfriend first stayed at Pendleton House Bed & Breakfast with her father when they drove up from Utah. She enjoyed her stay so much that she ended up taking us there on our spring break road trip. If you decide to go.... Which you should, stay in the Rose room! read more

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The Pendleton House is not just a wonderful b&b, it's a great place for private parties. The home is beautiful and lovingly decorated offering an ellegant yet comfortable experience. I booked my extended family to celebrate mom's 80th birthday. They couldn't have done a better job! We enjoyed drinks and appetizers in the great room and a fabuloys dinner in their beautiful dining room. Food was world class and the owners and staff are terrific hosts. There is an elevator for anyone finding the stairs a challenge, unlike many b&bs. I would give them 10 stars if i could and recommend them to anyone. I will definately be booking events and guests to stay there in the future. read more

An awesome weekend! The rooms were great and the service was amazing. Marijo and the rest of the crew were delightful! Thanks for everything! read more

The Pendleton House B&B, a pink grande dame full of remarkable original architerctural detail, will draw you in with it's charm, and once you enter, a magical thing happens: you become a member of owners Marijo and Barry Baird's extended family. The salons, rooms and magnificent main bathroom are fabulous; the breakfasts incomparable, but it is the Baird's obvious enjoyment of their guests that keeps us returning to the Pendleton House! read more

We stayed here for one night on a short visit to Pendleton.......I so wish we could of stayed for the week! The house is superb, couldn't fault it one bit. Our room was large with a king bed and a fantastic rain shower. Breakfast was a house event with everyone sat around a large table. The food was delicious and plentiful. We left feeling like we had made new friends that we were actually sad to say goodbye to! We shall return for sure. read more

Best place to stay in Pendleton hands down! Tracy and Kevin who own and run this historical home are gracious, the breakfasts are sumptuous, the rooms are clean, original and tasteful and the beds are most comfortable! We stayed in the Rose Room, which shares an adjoining 1/2 bathroom with the Terra Cotta Room. A full bathroom and shower was directly across the hall. It is shared, but don't be dismayed, this bathroom is gorgeous, completely historically renovated and has perhaps the best shower I have ever taken. Can't rave enough! Look forward to returning! read more

This may be the best place in Pendleton but hardly five stars. OK, the best thing about this old building is character. It really is old, unique and one of a kind. If you like history museums, old buildings, and personal service, this may be right for you. On the other hand I kind of missed having my own bathroom and all that that provides. The property is showing some of its age. read more

We stayed 3 nights for a Tandem bicycle rally. There were 4 other couples also staying there for the same thing. It was great, the house was amazing. Lots of history & great architecture. MaryJo was great. As she says "her guests check in as strangers & check out as friends. We even invited her to stop by & visit us the next time she went thru our town. The food was great, she was very accommodating to our special diet needs. And we really enjoyed sitting around the large table eating & visiting with the other guests. Possibly the BEST place to stay in Pendleton... Unless you are the anti-social, wanting the latest high tech modern luxuries type. read more

Staying here was like taking a walk back into history. The original silk wall coverings and paper still look amazing for being almost 100 years old. The home itself is so beautiful with its wood work and special ceiling affects. You just have to see it to appreciate this home and it handiwork. The location is very close to all of what Pendleton has to offer downtown. The owner was so nice and friendly and offered several suggestions for us to choose from. I stayed in one of two King rooms and was the first to stay in the newly 'redone" Rose room. The four poster bed and crystal chandelier made me feel like I had gone back in time. I will stay here again and I highly recommend this place to anyone. read more

After securing this idealistic location for our 50th wedding anniversary celebration, the hard work was over for us. Tracy patiently talked us through the next steps and kept us on track with grace and humor, lots and lots of humor. From the accommodations for family to the party and a family breakfast the next morning eerything was perfect. And on the hottest day of the year. read more

Absolutely the best venue in eastern Oregon for a special family event. Magnificent rooms, exquisite catering, and very affordable pricing. The staff and very affordable pricing. The staff and owners are truly engaging and aim to please the customers. We had no regrets whatsoever for a full weekend 50th wedding anniversary sequence of events. A truly lovely setting. read more

We were a guest of the Inn on 7/10/17 on our way to Sun Valley. This is a beautiful resting place in Pendleton and Tracy one of the owners was gracious and helpful. I definitely would recommend this Inn. Warning: Be hungry for breakfast because it is quite a feast and labor of love. read more

We had a wonderful family event at the Pendleton House Bed & Breakfast. The owner is delightful, very gracious and a gourmet cook. The rooms are all different - each with a rich history as well as the house. This is definitely worth a trip to Pendleton for a relaxing stay and delightful host. She told us she also does weddings - what a perfect spot. Cherie Spokane Wa read more

If there were six stars we'd give them! We stayed for three nights in November 2014 while visiting family in Pendleton. Pendleton House exceeded our expectations in every way (FYI, our tastes tend toward places with character and history, with a bit of luxury - think Ace Hotel's properties, etc.). I believe Pendleton House is the nicest bed and breakfast experience I have ever had. Here are the reasons: -The house. Epically beautiful. Built with no expense spared around 1915 by the town's canned pea baron. Literally no expense spared. Gorgeous woods, handmade parget ceilings, balconies, large windows, Otis elevator with brass cage, silk draperies and wallpaper. And the most amazing thing, it's all original and well functioning, down to the bathroom fixtures, switch plates, draperies. I do not know that I had ever stayed in a house with so many original elements intact and functioning. Interacting with these brilliant pieces of near 100 year old technology was like stepping back in time and was a joy. While the bulk of the furniture is not original to the house, the current owners have set a perfect and tasteful tone with what is there. Every piece I saw in the house is quality-made, real, and period-appropriate. Do note that some of the rooms do not have their own bathrooms; this did not diminish the experience for us at all (comfortable robes were provided for trips to the amazing bathroom down the hall) if anything it made our experience of the house better as its original layout is preserved. The house was cozy and kept at a pleasant temperature throughout. Linens, mattresses, towels, robes and such were all high quality and pleasant to use. The house is kept very, very clean throughout. WiFi was fast and easy to connect to with good coverage throughout the house. -The Location. It sits about 2 blocks from Pendleton's main street with excellent views of the quaint town center. The location puts it a short walk from Pendleton's restaurants, shopping, and a local microbrewery. It sits in what is perhaps Pendleton's nicest neighborhood. Two blocks away there is a pleasant park (with an elaborate childrens' play structure), and an excellent coffee roaster / bakery / cafe ("Buckin' Bean") looking out over the park. One block away is the Umatilla River (bordered by a walking path). -The Breakfasts. Our three breakfasts were delicious and varied. Expertly prepared and timely. Truly enjoyable and served in the beautiful main dining room of the house. -The Owners. Wow. Wonderful people, truly at ease in their role as hosts. They were a joy to talk with and deeply knowledgeable about Pendleton. They dealt so well with the varied needs of our large group (children and dog included). They made us all feel truly at home. Communication via email in our trip planning was thorough and prompt. Also, their dog, Summer (a wonderfully polite and charming herding mix), was great to hang out with. On our last morning in Pendleton the temperatures had dropped overnight into the 20s. Coming down the sunlit curving staircase that morning to see a great fire crackling in the fireplace and the smell of another excellent breakfast being prepared was an experience I will carry with me as a benchmark of B and B perfection. In sum, we started planning our next return to Pendleton House before we had even left. Go to Pendleton House, you will not be disappointed. read more

The BEST B&B, LOVE it!! My hubby Jim & I stayed here Fri. 5/10 on our way to WA. and then on Fri. 5/17 on our way back home to Idaho! We stayed in the Rose Room, lovely! The house is spectacular! Just beautiful! We fell in love with Marijo, Tracey & Kevin! What wonderful, wonderful people! They made us feel like we've been friends forever! On our overnight stay on 5/17 going back to Idaho, when Marijo saw us upon check in she said 'Welcome home!' Now how incredibly sweet is that?! Marijo even got my hubby milk! He asked if they had any at our 5/11 YUMMY breakfast and they did not - he's a growing boy at 6'2"! LOL! The 5/18 breakfast was just as delicious, (and the hubs had his milk!) What wonderful cooks and hosts!! Spectacular customer service, where you really do feel like family. I really did not want to leave! They had such great, funny stories to tell us & the other guests over breakfast. It is definitely a place to feel comfortable in....Oh! I almost forgot - Summer! The sweetest doggie ever!! So yes, I hope we return one day to the Pendleton B&B to experience the awesome food, beautiful home and the 3 nicest people you will EVER meet! read more

The Pendleton House Bed & Breakfast was just what we were looking for. It is a beautiful old house within a short walk of the river, arts center, downtown restaurants, and other attractions. The proprietor, MariJo, was extremely kind and welcoming. She made us delicious breakfasts, gave us excellent recommendations, and we enjoyed chatting with her by the fireplace. When I have a chance to travel to Pendleton again, I will surely make another reservation at the Pendleton House Bed & Breakfast! read more

This is a beautiful old historic home, very close to downtown Pendleton. We stayed in the Gwendolyn Room, a lovely large room with two walk-in closets and a fireplace. The room, and the entire house, is beautifully decorated in keeping with its age, but quite comfortable. The highlight of our stay was breakfast, when we had a chance to chat with the other guests as well as Tracy, Kevin and Marijo. The food was fabulous (OMG - the maple glazed bacon!) but the conversation was even better- everyone stayed in the dining room long past the end of the meal, just because we were having so much fun. read more

An awesome find! Charming, elegant, but yet has that friendly warm hospitality. Whether you sit by the fire, eat breakfast in the dining room or enjoy your wonderful bed in the quaint bedroom, this was such a treat! Kevin, Tracy and Mary Jo make you feel immediately comfortable and at home. They also bring such laughter and enjoyment into your stay! I can't say enough good things about the Pendleton House, our stay there and the great people who make you at home, feed you wonderfully and make this memorable stay! read more

I can't decide what my husband and I liked best about The Pendleton House: The charming house and grounds, the yummy breakfast, the ambiance of the cozy fireplace and optional wine in the evening, or the fun owners: Marijo, Tracy and Kevin. The location was perfect for a visit to the Farmer's Market, and our dinner at Cimmiyotti's. We walked everywhere from the B&B and even purchased 2 antique prints at the nearby antique store. The room we had was spectacular with crisp ironed linens, a small gas fireplace insert, a lanai, and his and her robes. Be prepared to share a bathroom - which was the only draw-back, although we were not in a hurry to be anywhere in the morning, so it was not a problem. All the rooms were tastefully decorated and had unique themes - and none were overly "flowery" like some B&Bs are. It really was the perfect B&B experience all around. read more

The place was a piece of history immaculately well kept. What a treat! The breakfast was amazing as well.