We love the new owners. And the food is great. For Prineville it's one of the best !!read more

We got lost the night before, and I knew we've gone too far, when we saw a restaurant, not by our…read morehotel, so we turned around, but did found a beautiful sunset on the way back. When hubby found this restaurant, it was where we turned around last night, I couldn't believe, we didn't come here sooner, instead we went to another restaurant, and ended coming back here. (That's what happens, when you search and new in town). Flowers hanging on the front porch, and first impression display as you walked inside, got me! The plague on the wall, as you wait to be seated, all signs, we picked a good finale night to spend dinner. This time, we ordered what each wanted: Hubby ordered Prime Rib, thin sliced with side dish Wild Rice Pilaf. I ordered the Cod Dinner with side dish Bacon Pepper Green Beans. We shared a salad. And a complimentary Molten Lava Cake, with a candle on it. Thank you, Danielle! Only negative that I found? This is Prineville, Oregon, why butter from HOUSTON, TX? Is Oregon butter, not good enough, for Prineville? Also: After three nights, three restaurants, there's always the same Clam Chowder, do they get their supplies from one source, or are they from Texas, too!

The Prineville DMV is consistently the best I have seen. The people working there are professional,…read moreknowledgeable, efficient, and hard working. They are great representatives for both the DMV and for the work ethic of the people of Prineville.

Absolutely the best customer service! The lady with the long beautiful brown hair. You made my…read moreday and gave me hope that there are still places that care about going the extra mile!!! I wish I would have gotten your name so I could give you the praise you deserve. God Bless You!!!

Super nice Eagles Club in Prineville! As always, really nice folks and very inviting to fellow…read moreEagles (we are both members of Aerie #3), but to non-members as well looking into joining. Aerie #2555 is really a nice stop for anyone looking for an Aerie to stop into. We drove up today from Bend (the Bend Aerie sadly has closed) just to check it out. We met up with a few regulars, and had a very nice visit. They have a great space - large dance floor, with a full stage and of course have lots of inviting events. Glad we stopped in!! Plus we got another stamp in our Eagles Passport Books :-) [I forgot my camera so alas no photos of my own - the pix I posted were just pulled from the web - Google Street view, and a couple from the Aerie #2555 Facebook page)

Very honored to be a member of such a special and important part of our community. These Eagle's go…read moreabove and beyond what is expected are dedicated to helping others and giving glory to God. Weekly karaoke, bingo, (when not in lockdown) card and dart tournaments, dinners, and multiple other charity ventures...there is always something going on at the lodge.

I rarely leave reviews, but my experience at The High Desert Inn was so bad I feel obligated to…read morewarn others. From the moment I arrived, it was clear this place is not being properly maintained or managed. My room had broken fixtures and lamps, filthy walls, and bedding/drapes that were dark and dingy. The hallways were poorly lit and depressing. A bug even crawled across the bathroom floor. Noise was constant: a loud steakhouse next door, guests in the room beside me screaming and arguing the first night, and a dog left alone barking and howling for hours the next. I called the front desk and complained after 2 hours. The dog ended up tied to the back of a truck in the parking lot. The hotel claims to be pet-friendly, yet there was nowhere appropriate to walk a dog to go potty. The front desk clerk who checked me in looked about 12 years old--hardly reassuring when dealing with safety issues. Speaking of safety, the exterior doors to the building were not secure. One morning I walked out to my car and found a man crouched by the entrance smoking marijuana, so impaired I wasn't sure if he was even alive. Not exactly the feeling of comfort and security you want as a paying guest. This was my first visit to Prineville, and while the town itself is absolutely beautiful and welcoming, this hotel is an embarrassment sitting right in the middle of it. Until management completely overhauls this property, I cannot in good conscience recommend anyone stay here.

From the owner: Comfortable hotel in the heart of Prinevilleread more

Love the variety, freshness & customer service! When other…read morestores produce spoils in a few days, Prineville Produce remains fresh much longer!

Great variety, locally owned & operated. Not just produce- meats, seafood, pies, baked goods,…read moreherbs, discount table. No charge for bags or boxes. it Moved to Prineville in May- it's my go to for produce - you pay a little more, but not all dinged and dented or old. #worthit

Very nice lake, RV camping…read more 6 miles out of town, in the high desert of Central Oregon.

Oregon Eclipse Gathering was held at Big Summit Prairie, which is located in Ochoco. The prairie is…read morehuge - it held 7 stages of music, as well as spaces for talks, classes, vendors and food stands. The lake takes up a significant space as well and it's quite the hike to walk around it. We camped for 7 days in mid-August. We were lucky and assigned a camping space with minimal shrubs and rocks. As a result, we slept fine with just double-layered tarp under our tent and a sleeping pad inside. Be prepared. With high elevations, it gets very windy. A few neighboring canopies were picked up by the wind and at least one in our area was destroyed. Be sure to bring something to weigh it down. The wind will also cause dust to pick up significantly. I wore a dust mask for most of my time here and others had on bandanas. If you'll be up at random hours like we were, it's important to know that the temperature change is drastic. The temperature started to warm up quickly around 7 am and drop quickly around 6 pm. During the day, we wore bathing suits, lathered on sunscreen, stayed under our shade structures and hydrated well. At night, we would be in beanies, layers of fleece and wool socks. I would also suggest proper footwear, as there are small dried shrubs, rocks and gravel everywhere. I wouldn't recommend bringing any shoes with zippers, as the dust gets stuck in it and it gets difficult to zip up. Though we didn't experience it, there are supposed to be ticks in the area. In any case, I'd recommend bringing bug spray, as there are mosquitos - each member of our party was bitten at least once. I can't rough it this hard, so camping here isn't for me. But if you're up for a challenge against rapidly changing temperatures, dusty air and rocks all over the ground, this is all you!

Room rates are too high. Quality of rooms not worth the room rates. Breakfast isn't very good…read moreeither.

Weather was a lil colder than we expected for camping (SNOW on the ground), so we retreated and…read morestayed a night at Stafford Inn. Yes, I know, I camp with wusses.. They still say it was the best $80 they spent during this trip :) The room was pretty big, with a small (but old) microwave, which is pretty convenient (which they had a small kitchenette, but most hotels don't). The bed were good and the whole place is clean. The breakfast spread isn't bad. They have yogurt, cereal, muffins, toast/waffles and K-cup coffee.. But when I was there, only decaf were left. Overall, it was a pleasant stay.

Greeted by a wonderful pleasant person when we walked in. A two bed queen room for $175.00 with a…read moresmall microwave, blow dryer, and refrigerator (no freezer). The room was nice and cool when we arrived; the air conditioner, water pressure and water temperature was awesome. The room was very clean, everything was in perfect order. Breakfast was included with a variety of hot and cold choices; scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits, gravy, cold cereal, waffles, fruit, pastries, and yogurt. Plenty of seat for a large group and staff is available to keep the food stocked and the room clean. The indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi was nice and clean. The hotel is nicely decorated and very classy. Plenty of parking for trucks and trailers. 10 out of 10.

I'll start with the positives. The staff was very friendly and helpful, which I appreciated. The…read morearea around the hotel is quiet--there are no major roads nearby--which made for a peaceful environment. The Wi-Fi was strong, and the LG television in the room looked new. As for the bed, the best I can say is that it wasn't uncomfortable. I stayed in the annex, the smaller building next to the main hotel. Unfortunately, there is no elevator. The carpets in the hallways were extremely dirty, and a musty smell hit me the moment I opened the door--just as it did inside the room. The walls throughout the hotel and in my room were covered in scuff marks and grime. The room itself felt dingy. There was a persistent, unpleasant odor that I couldn't quite place--maybe it was the drapes, the furniture, the walls, or all of the above. The floor didn't seem very clean either. The air conditioner was very loud, making it hard to relax. The coffee maker was old and hadn't been cleaned properly. It's a shame the property isn't better maintained. With a bit more pride in upkeep--regular cleaning and a basic facelift--this place could be much more inviting. As it stands, I don't feel the room was worth what I paid, and I won't be returning.

We're here during my event, our 2nd night. We found them, through restaurant search, with the 3-4…read morestars. This is what we picked. We were seated promptly and we ordered one meal, to be split between the two of us (so no leftovers). It was the House Salad, and Seafood Pasta (not in the menu). It had fresh pieces of basa, salmon and prawns sauteed with garlic, diced tomatoes and green onions. Finished with a light cream sauce and Parmesan Cheese. The salad & pasta both divided in two servings, which was very very good and absolutely delicious! We also got a complimentary Four Berries Cobbler. Yum! Thank you! The waitress, Kaylen, was really friendly, couldn't have been nicer. We met a couple, who just got married, and she told them, we're celebrating our 52nd!

We were able to walk in on a Saturday night and get seated. It was an anniversary dinner and I was…read morenot disappointed! Everything was good! We really enjoyed the artichoke and potato appetizers. Our main dishes were tasty and satisfying (nothing incredibly special but yummy nonetheless). Will absolutely go back and can't wait to try other items on the menu. Our server was also attentive and kind :-)

Is this place the newest? No. Is it the most up to date? Also no. Be t the rooms were clean (and…read morelarge), the service was friendly and the price was good. There are plenty of eateries within walking distance. Fairly quiet. I like it.

Stayed March 14, 2026. First time. Will definitely stay again. Quiet. Walking distance to good…read moreeats, etc. Dog friendly. Super comfortable bed, cozy high-back padded arm chairs, lots of room, decent internet. Obviously owned by people that care. I loved it. Did I mention quiet. I agree with best reviews on Yelp. BTW- Prineville has great rockhounding and I highly recommend this place.