Arlington hotel guide. Independent hotel in Arlington, Oregon

"Hotel and staff were great, only issue is no fault of the hotel, but there is a lot of noise and light coming from the large gas stations across the street right off a major highway. But not a big deal, my room and bathroom were perfectly clean and that is most important. I would stay again."

"Basically, it was a motel. It was a cheap place to stay on the road. No frills. Definitely dated, could use a major refresh and become a retro themed motel. Could use some small amenities. Even a hot tub. It wasn’t bad, it was just…bleh. But, it was cheap."

"Clean and comfortable stay. The pool wasn’t very warm, but it was still fine for swimming with our 4-year-old. Breakfast was good, with fresh coffee, decaf coffee, hot water, and tea bags available. There were many food trucks near the hotel, mostly Mexican food trucks. We didn’t get to try them, but they smelled really good even just driving by on the road nearby."

"It was a great place to stay for the night. Clean, easy in and out, a kind host. We were surprised at how nice of an experience it was and would stay there again."

"I think they have made some upgrades since I last stayed there. The carpet looked brand new and attractive. Everything inside the room was in great shape. The towels were nice. This is an older hotel. I appreciated the coffee maker, coffee, fridge and microwave. It's very quiet."

"Because I had an injury a few days earlier, I was granted a first floor room so I didn't need to climb stairs. This made parking and unloading very convenient just a few feet from our room."

"Great place, kind people. My only suggestion is to replace the carpet in the rooms with wood flooring so it can be cleaned more thoroughly."

"The staff was very friendly and the room was clean and homey. Close to grocery store and gas stations. Would definitely go again in the future."

"Stayed at Arlington Inn and was very disappointed with the condition of both the room and property. The room was not clean upon arrival. The carpet had dirt, other guests’ fingernail clippings along the edges, and small dead bugs. The bathroom floor was cracked and felt soft underneath, which seemed unsafe. Walls had visible grime, greasy smudges, and what appeared to be dried mucus. The bathroom ceiling also had dried dead bugs. There was no smoke alarm in the room, which was especially concerning. Furniture was in poor shape as well. The dresser drawers were broken and dirty inside, the nightstand was dirty, and the bed frame was a hollow metal frame that made loud popping noises whenever you moved. The listing advertised free breakfast, but it consisted of a wrapped Honey Bun, coffee, and a choice of Sunny D or Tampico sugary drinks. That was far below expectations. Outside the room, the property was run down and cluttered. The laundry room was basically a closet, and the dryer had no heat even after I paid to use it, with no sign warning guests it was broken. The parking lot had garbage, broken microwaves, refrigerators, chairs, BBQs, and trash under the gazebo. Buildings around the property looked neglected with broken furniture and overgrown weeds. They also charge $10 per day for pets, which felt unreasonable considering the grounds did not feel clean or safe for pets to walk around. Overall, the property needs serious cleaning, maintenance, and attention to safet"