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"For a special stop this was perfect. The only downside was the weather "

"Staff was great and generous with the use of the meeting room which was a necessity for this trip. Thank you!"

"It was good, didnt use much, but laundry was always being used, and when I did get it, the washer didnt start when I hit the button. Probably me that screwed it uo"

"Clean room Great shower - water temperature & pressure If the lobby lights were on and/or brighter it would be more welcoming. Landscaping work is charming"

"Love the place, stuff, property, food, beautiful room Thank you "

"All was just fine and my Wife and I would stay again."

"Very cute historic hotel built in 1879, complete with all the creaky floors, wavy window glass, wooden veranda/porch, antique furniture, amazing views, etc that only these grand hotels can provide. I LOVED sitting in the rocking chairs on the front porch looking toward the mountains. The elevator, also original, was a tad "creepy" (in a joking way) but very interesting to ride on too. The beds were just a little too soft for me but were still comfortable enough to get a decent nights sleep. The shower pressure was quite good. The staff at the front desk, restaurant, and bar were all super friendly and informative. I would absolutely stay here again."

"Lovely stay! Plan to go back"

"When you book a room, make sure to check if you are staying in the annex building because you have to cross to the other side of the road to get to the main building. If you use their pool, they don’t have a dressing room or shower room. They don’t have a water station or complimentary bottled water. If you want a nice picture of the mountain, go to the main building, not the annex building, because all you will see is the main building and the parked cars; however, you can still see the mountain. I only liked the location because it is very close to Flume Gorge."