Hotel vicino a Providence Occupational and Travel Medicine - Hood River

“This place is phenomenal!! The checkin process is seamless and the hosts are very communicative. The location is perfectly walkable and it comes with a parking pass. The rooms are absolutely stunning and one of a kind down to every little detail! We really appreciated the extra touch they added by going above and beyond with amenities like snacks, beverages, and toiletries. I can’t wait to come back!! ”

“Clean comfortable room with great views. We would stay here again. ”

“Small, noisy but comfortable rooms. Very minimal no fridge, microwave or bench/chair. Great spot to access downtown Hood River. At checking we were handed our key cards and they said have a good stay. No instructions of when pool, sauna was open. No instructions about when and where coffee was an available. We were able to take our own drinks up to the roof top because it is not open for drinks or food yet.”

“Historic building with creaky floors in a great downtown location. Initially I was on the third floor in a room facing the roof but I asked to move after noticing the lock was missing from the window. Access could have been gained by anyone else in a 3rd floor "rooftop garden" room. I moved to a 2nd floor room facing the railroad tracks which was noticeably noisier but I have to say the earplugs provided by the hotel do work!”

“Struttura abbastanza datatA situata a ca. 20 minuti a piedi dal centro. La nostra stanza era molto ampia ma piuttosto buia e rumorosa a causa dell'impianto di condizionamento; abbiamo fatto presente il disagio alla reception e sono intervenuti per sistemare il problema. Bella la posizione lungo il fiume. Buona l'offerta della colazione.”

“Old fashion charm, friendly staff ”

“Yes”

“Breakfast was very nice”

“Heat and ac was awesome room was amazing and the staff were great ”

“Grazioso b&b: camera piccola ma di dimensioni adeguate così come il bagno. Ottima la colazione. Veramente gentile e disponibile Connie. Rimane fuori dal contesto cittadino.”