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.

Great time and service at the Shaniko hotel. Clean room. Very helpful host. they're truly amazing…read morepeople running the Shaniko hotel.

A beautiful and historic little place that's perfect when passing through America. Great people…read moreand photo's everywhere!

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"

The hotel itself is very well maintained and historic. The front desk gentlemen was super nice and…read moreextremely helpful. We were glad the restaurant was in the hotel bc it was the only think open in town. The beds are very comfortable and they have a little fenced area for the dogs to play and use the restroom.

Stunning. Simply stunning!…read more Rooms are fabulous robes included with a typical room, TV, bathtubs, breakfast, in room coffee. Internet. Free parking. Downtown location. Pet run yard. No restrictions on dogs other than that they are well behaved. Fee applies. We are very impressed. Suutes are really over the top. SO comfy. SO clean. SO carefully executed. True hospitality, European standards for linen, beverages, dining hall.

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.

A clean and comfortable motel in the middle of nowhere, but a lifesaver for weary travelers…read morearriving at night. Absolutely perfect for me. Slept like a baby. Went across the street in the morning and powered up with a large Columbian coffee at the Pilot along with some mini-Cinnabons. Took a shower in the clean bathroom and then drove along the Columbia River to my destination in Dayton, Washington. A thank you to all the folks at Three Rivers Inn for making it happen! Oh btw, when you're in the parking lot, look up over the roof to see all of those boulders precariously hanging on the side of the mountain above the motel. Another thing to be thankful for as you safely drive away.

Despite the name, the rivers can't be seen from the Inn. But, they are close by…read more Even though I just checked in, the place is very well kept. Unless you are a prissy perfectionist, I think most people wouldn't have any issues in staying here for a few nights. The staff is courteous and helpful. My room and bathroom are very clean. If it weren't for the tanks outside, I'd a pretty nice view of the canyon walls that are around the area. The Wi-Fi is free, has good signal strength so far and is secured (woohoo). I'm not sure if this is in all rooms, but the writing table has no chair. And, the other chairs are too low to be used. Oh, well. I can live without it (even when provided, I seldom use it). A large display clock with 2 outlets. However, the light casts a glow bright enough that it may bother some people (just unplug it). I found the bed to be very comfortable. Despite being across the street from one truck stop, and several hundred feet from another, the place was pretty quiet for a Friday night. My only complaint is that they don't have guest laundry facilities. And, there doesn't appear to be any in the immediate area (not sure if the truck stop has it. But, even if they do, I wouldn't want to interfer with a trucker's schedule). Breakfast was a basic Continental type. Coffee, juice, cereal, fresh fruit, bagels and donuts, along with the accompaniments to go with whatever you had. Overall, I enjoyed my stay. And, another night or two wouldn't have been an issue.

You step onto the Deschutes not knowing what to expect. The sun leans low. The water pulls forward…read morewith purpose. The rapids, those crisp, roaring punctuation marks, start writing the kind of afternoon you'll replay in your head for years. Then Alex, our guide, takes the mic. With the charm of a seasoned showman and the precision of a scientist, he turned a whitewater rafting adventure into something unforgettable. His wit is sharper than a dry martini. His knowledge of the river and the volcanic bones beneath it is the kind of insight that makes you feel smarter just for listening. He doesn't just steer the raft. He steers you through time, weaving in the geologic history of the canyon walls while pointing out an osprey nest perched high above, hatchlings inside, chirping beneath the wind. You hear the rapids before you feel them. Then comes the dance. Navigating tight fits between boulders. Gliding effortlessly over shallow shelves. The raft lifts and drops like it's in on the secret. The kids laughed. The adults let go. And when the moment was right, we jumped in. Cold, clean, and utterly refreshing. A shock to the system in the best possible way. It's family friendly in the purest sense of the phrase. Thrilling, but never reckless. Informative, never dull. Wild, but still welcoming. The Imperial River Company doesn't just offer whitewater rafting. They offer escape. The kind where you stop checking your watch and start listening to the water, the birds, the laughter echoing off canyon walls. Book the trip. Ask for Alex. Let the Deschutes show you what summer is supposed to feel like.

Clean, nice fire pit. They have a restaurant and a Bar. But best of all it's on the Deshutes River…read morewhere the fishing is GREAT. We stay here every time.

Sakura Ridge, what can I say? It was one of the most peaceful, and picturesque weekend I've had in…read morea long time! The lodge sits on a 72 acre orchard, which also includes some farm lands that houses a couple of Alpaca and a bunch of sheep's. There were the three of us for 4th of July weekend and we booked the Mt. Hood room, and the River room. Both rooms are next to each other and had a patio with a picturesque view of Mount Hood. Both rooms had very comfortable beds, and all the amenities you need. Coffee, WiFi, towel, popcorn, glassware, shower amenities, and the best of all, heated floors in the bathrooms! Price per night rate comes with breakfast, and let me tell you! Breakfast was AMAZING! I actually was looking forward to breakfast every morning. It wasn't just the same skimpy toast, eggs and bacon kind of breakfast, but it was a nutritious and filling breakfast menu that changes every morning! It definitely filled me up until dinner time! Overall I recommend this place if you want a gorgeous, serene, and picturesque getaway! I felt at peace when I returned home. PS: Oscar the farm cat! Very friendly and will greet you every morning!

We stayed here in early April for a weekend trip. We could not have asked for a better B&B in the…read moreHood River area, which is a little over 1 hour away from the Portland airport. Sakura Ridge provided a very comfortable stay with everything that we needed to unplug and relax. There were many small details that we appreciated- a beautifully designed and very clean room, comfortable bed and sheets, heated floors, snacks and drinks in the common area (hot cocoa, tea, soda, popcorn), and guidebooks, cookbooks, and maps for guests. The breakfasts were delicious and carefully prepared by Deanna. We had fresh lamb sausage, cherry tomato and goat cheese tart, scrambled eggs with chives, and sorrel salad. The second day, we had a cream cheese omelette, ham wrapped asparagus, and fresh blueberry scone. Deanna also made a berry smoothie both mornings. John was very kind and taught my husband how to feed their lambs on the second morning. We met him at 8am and my husband got to feed 3 lambs at one time! I have to say, it was a unique and fun experience. We stayed in the Orchard Room, which was great. It was built as an addition in 2007, so it has a separate entrance and felt very private. The bathroom was well appointed with a marble walk-in shower and soaking tub. We had a private balcony overlooking the chickens and lambs on the farm, and it offered an AMAZING view of Mt. Hood. One of the best things about Sakura Ridge is that it's situated on a farm with animals (lambs and chickens) and fruits (pears, apples, peaches, plums, and berries) and vegetables. We highly recommend staying here and would love to return in the summer.

The Oasis is a staple for Maupin. It's always clean, lovely, relaxing and has everything you need…read morefor a weekend getaway on the Deschutes. It's the best for a romantic getaway or a friends weekend or if you're flyfishing and white water rafting. The owners are incredible and very accommodating to everyone. You can come and go as you please. There's amazing hiking near by, the best sunsets and sauna with cold plunges for a night of relaxation. We absolutely love Oasis and Andy & Michelle. If you're ever around the area this place is a must! 10/10 energy & time. A must go in Oregon.

Fun little cabins, definitely a unique stay and experience, had a group fireplace and outdoor sauna…read moreand cold plunge. Not the ritz but unique