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4000 Westcliff Drive, Hood River, Oregon, 97031, United States
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sospel
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We had stayed here many times over the last 10-12 years - always an amazing experience. We were so disappointed on this visit to find that the dining is no longer special, the service is no longer warm and over-the-top, and the gardens are just so many green shrubs. We understand there's been a change in management - which is painfully obvious.
Unique Quality: Lovely well-maintained building. Great location.
Tomkinser
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Wonderful grounds and a good restaurant surround a decaying hotel living on reputation. Beds are lumpy, lights are 60 watt bulbs, few plugs for electronic devices, much interstate road noise. Stay down the road and drive here for the wedding reception.
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I did not stay there but it looked really nice. I saw several Limo's come to the front of the building so I'm assuming that you would be in for a real treat.
Unique Quality: A 207 foot (63 m) waterfall in the back yard as well as elegantly landscaped grounds.
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phildeni
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Fantastic services,views and wonderful food.
Unique Quality: Great views of the Columbia River (hotel is right on the river)..FIVE course breakfast available. Beautiful grounds to stroll.
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Rather than spend $220+ at the Columbia Gorge Hotel, we opted to stay at the Vagabond which is basically next door for less than half that. The Vagabond is small and appears to be family run. It is very clean and well kept. We had Room 61 which has a balcony and superb view over the Columbia River (see photo). Situated on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Columbia River provides great vistas.
Columbia Gorge Hotel
Hello VT'ers
Am I the 1st to ask a question on Hood River and the
Columbia Gorge Areas? This August around the 23rd
I'm planning a 3-4 day visit and would like to know
about some of the "reasonable" hotels in the area.
I know about a couple resorts close by that are a lillte
out of my range. Somewhere between 80/night up
to 140/night; for 3-4 adults.
Then, we plan on 3-4 nights up in southern Washington in the Gifford Pinchot Area. I was thinking
about the Packwood/Randle Area for the 2nd part of
our visit.
Thanks for your input.
What about Cascade Locks or The Dalles or even
Mt Hood for lodging? Are these places too far
from the many falls located in the Gorge?
Good link for hotels in the area.
There is no concert schedule for the Gorge yet. I hope you will be there for a good show.
http://www.gonorthwest.com/Oregon/columbia/Columbia_River.htm#ACCOMMODATIONS
Hood River Hotel is a lovely choice....see my Mt Hood pages for more info:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/m/6d2d3/d0305/
Hope you find it helpful!
Iluvtrvl
The Shilo Inns chain has several Oregon properties. We always stay in the one in The Dalles and it's great. There's a really nice hotel next to the big fancy Columbia Gorge hotel ... same great view and way cheaper. Vagabond, maybe? (This is in Hood River.) Maryhill Museum is an amazing place if you get that far east (maybe 20 miles from The Dalles). Also the Stonehenge there is worth a visit. Enjoy.
Great views of the Columbia River (hotel is right on the river)..FIVE course breakfast available. Beautiful grounds to stroll.
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Q: Hotels in the Hood River Area "Hello VT'ers Am I the 1st to ask a question on Hood River and the Columbia Gorge Areas? This August around the 23rd I'm planning a..."
A: "Good link for hotels in the area. There is no concert schedule for the Gorge yet. I hope you will be there for a good show."
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