Stayed there for a night during our visit to painted hills. It was a clean room and equipped with all necessary items. I would have paid 30$more for similar room at any other place. Service was very good. On top of it we got home made masala chai as a service from hotel manager, what else I can say. It... More

The customer service in this place blows my mind. They are outstanding. Coming through an icy mountain pass, I was ready to warm my hands over heater! I was pleasantly surprised to find that the manager had heated my room before my arrival. She's always smiling and is very helpful; if she doesn't know the answer to a question, she'll... More

My wife & I stayed her on Sunday October 7, 2012, for one night, in their very spacious King suite room. It was just what we were looking for after a long days drive from SE Oregon. The manager, Sunita was a wonderful host, very friendly & very helpful and she was most welcoming. The hotel is in a great... More

This is one of the best of all the Econo Lodge hotels. We spent one night there yesterday. Front desk was very nice and responsible. The room was clean and very quiet. It's definitely worth the money, in my opinion. BTW, I was told that this hotel was family owned. They really care about their guests. We arrived at 8:50pm... More

Sunita is awesome! Her customer service and professionalism is something all should possess. Continental breakfast was good too! Very convenient and easy to find! There was a coffee pot, hair dryer, microwave and refrigerator in the room. Towels were soft, floor was clean.

We enjoyed a one-night stay here and had no complaints. It was clean, was Pet friendly, it had comfortable beds and pillows and hosted gracious staff. I would stay here again without hesitation. Do not eat at Brothers next door...that was a joke.

Its an econo lodge, so I didnt expect much. I got a good night sleep, and left the following morning. Thats pretty much what I had hoped for given this type of chain. Front desk was friendly, simple old motel, met the need.

I stayed at the Econo Lodge for three nights while touring the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument. The park is spread out over three units with up to 80 miles one way from Prineville. There really aren't that many choices for hotels near any of the units. I chose the Econo Lodge primarily for it's location and the price.... More

We had a very pleasant stay. We arrived late and did not have any problems checking into hotel. The rooms were neatly maintained . Continental break fast was good and we were also served specially made ginger tea by the owner.