The Dalles Hotel Guide - Amphitheater hotels in The Dalles, United States of America.

"Very clean, the bed was a soft firm, pool and hot tub, full bathrooms in the rooms, Staff is always helpfull, and breakfast was not continental but a full one. Also Impressed with their Springtime prices."

"I booked this motel because the Expedia listing prominently showed a beautiful river view, which was the main reason I chose it over cheaper options. However, the Queen room I was first given faced the road and had no view at all. When I raised the issue, I was told that only King rooms have a view and that I would need to pay an upgrade fee. I paid an additional fee, but the replacement room still had most of the view blocked by a large tree, despite the motel being nearly empty. The front desk interaction was unfriendly and unhelpful throughout. I also felt uncomfortable with how the discussion about my dog was handled and would have appreciated a calmer, more respectful explanation of the motel’s pet and service animal policy. Overall, the experience felt misleading and unnecessarily frustrating."

"Our first time with the remodel of the restaurant it was nice but I miss the old look. "

"Check in is transparent and seamless. Read the instructions from the host carefully before arriving as they are very accurate but cell service is not the best (wifi works just fine once there!)"

"Not great, will not stay here again. Super 8 used to be a pretty nice hotel, now it's bottom of the barrel."

"Does not provide shampoo nor bodywash, but that is OK if it is informed ahead of time. Otherwise there is no complains."

"Parking was safe and convenient, clean room"

"This was a beautiful little basement apartment with a nice view of Mt Hood from the grounds. The place was private, safe, and well taken care of. We met and visited with Lisa who has helped her hubby in making this a nice getaway. Kitchen was well stocked. Furniture was very comfortable, the place was quiet, and the owners had left lots of little treats around the apartment. The property was out of the way a bit....off the beaten track, but that made it all the more special and safe. For us it worked well for visiting White River Falls in Oregon and Columbia Hills State Park (for our She Who Watches tour--Native American petroglyphs and pictographs) in Washington just across the Columbia River. Because it was off the beaten path we had to think about our destinations and combine trips as needed, but it was not a problem. We had a very comfortable stay in a nice place."

"As advertised. Would definitely stay again"