Motels in Wasco County

"Room was always clean. Fel really comfortable there!"

"All around great experience. Some things to take into consideration when staying in an old historic hotel… 1) Rooms are not as soundproofed. 2) Water and heating/cooling have a few quirks. This is no fault of the hotel- the charm, ambience and scenery far outweigh those unavoidable items."

"Rooms were very spacious clean and comfy. Staff was very friendly and accommodating even with our service dog. Will definitely stay again and recommend to friends and family. "

"Beautiful setting in the mountains with fabulous views. Clean rooms, friendly staff and relaxing pools!"

"Love this new spot in Hood River! They were less than two months old when I stayed, so they were still working on some things, but nothing too annoying. The lobby/bar/basecamp were very nice. Lots of options for seating and lounging. As other reviews mentioned, the rooms are quite small, but the common areas made up for it. And it was still enough space to lounge and watch TV. You're supposed to be out and about anyways! The hot tub and sauna were great. The area was really cool with the exposed rock. Only a couple other people were in there, so it felt peaceful. I really wish they had a cold plunge though, that really would have made it perfect. I was worried about noise since I've stayed in Hood River many times and the train and noise from the street can be very loud. I called them before coming in to get a recommendation for the quietest rooms and they did not disappoint! Our room was on the top-floor and south-facing, so it was away from the train and the street. No complaints! Already excited for my next trip back!"

"Clean room! "

"Friendly staff"

"What a nice place, centrally located, easy to find, clean and friendly. Its just been remodeled, everything was fresh and new. And reasonably priced. "

"If I could say enough good things about this hotel & the staff, I’d run out of room. I’ve been staying here since I was in middle school, often ‘running away’ from home, to indulge in RS (back in the Pasquale’s days) and laying in bed, reading whichever Ayn Rand novel captured my mind. The staff and the hotel have - for a long time - captured a part of who I am. I’m happy to return, and discovering nothing of essence had ever really changed. "