Eastern Oregon Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Eastern Oregon, Oregon

"We checked in at 10:15 at night and asked for a ground floor room and they were very accommodating"

"Nice lodge with a great view of the Columbia River. I thought about bringing my son and his family but they don’t seem to be able to accommodate 6 people; not even in their cabins. Not sure if you can get connected rooms that have two beds in each and the girl at the front desk didn’t seem to know. Even their family suite has one king and one queen so our grandkids would have to sleep on cots I guess. Too bad because it’s a nice place and the food in their restaurant is excellent. They are dog friendly and they have a small trail along the river and are close to another trail. "

"Lovely property- especially by the pool- well done! Really good breakfast. Pretty quiet. No elevators for our 2nd story stay, so a little inconvenient, but clean room and comfortable bed and pillows. Property is a little worn, but it’s a clean, friendly place to stay in Baker City. :)"

"Very nice"

"Slept good, easy access while traveling "

"Lobby and room had fun decorations celebrating the round-up culture. Room was spacious and the beds were comfortable. We loved the breakfast - the hot options were tasty and they had plain greek yogurt. We would 100% stay here again on our way through."

"It's a Super 8 in a small town. With that said, staff was very friendly, room was clean. Free breakfast was decent, wish they had fresh fruit besides apples and oranges but for what it is, I would stay again. Downtown is a short drive, looked cute but pretty dead. I was there on a Sunday so maybe most places were closed."

"The hotel is clean with spacious rooms and a nice bathroom. The bed was comfortable for me, but a bit firm for my husband. The only thing we didn't like was the crinkly, waterproof mattress pad. It crinkled when you turned over and made the bed hot because it doesn't "breathe"."

"Breakfast was nice, front desk was great, housekeeping was on top of everything"