Relive the West's glorious past here. Creative and comfortable decor. Great food and friendly help in the restaurant/bar, and awesome ambiance. A nice grand place to hang out. Charlie and the two Bills are charming. The Wifi was passable. No TVs in rooms but there is a sitting area with boob tube.The place is not for the finicky though. Lukewarm... More

Under new ownership and management this is a great place to stay. Ruth & Charlie make you really feel welcome, and Rosie is their unforgettable, very friendly sheepdog. What a sweetie. Our two shih tzus were welcomed and played with by all. Making our stay even more enjoyable. We enjoyed the quaint, quiet and relaxing atmosphere. Had a marvelous, romantic... More

If you enjoy anachronisms just a little off the beaten path, this is the place for you. Union about 20 minutes from highway 84, so the town has already been forgotten by time a little. The Union hotel was perfectly charming in all it's imperfection. We were greeted warmly but not over-enthusiastically by Rosie, the Old-English-Sheepdog/Receptionist. Rosie's assistant then checked... More

For my wife's birthday, we booked two nights at The Union Hotel. Built in 1921 (the hotel, not my wife), it's a bit of a gem in the rough, as owners Robert and David work to restore it to its former lustre after purchasing it six years ago. That said, our room was clean, decorated in period detail, and very... More

Before reserving this hotel, I read all the trip advisor reviews and despite their mixed nature decided to give it a go because the hotel sounded interesting. It is interesting (I'm writing this review from room 207, carefully sitting on one half of the bed because the ceiling is falling down over the other half). But, it's just not for... More

Each time I stay at the Union Hotel, I find I don’t want to leave. Consequently, each stay at this wonderful old hotel becomes longer than the last. I absolutely adore this place. I have spent birthdays here, holidays – and most recently a celebration of my Oregon homecoming. I now live clear across the state from Union, Oregon –... More

This was my second visit to the hotel. It's old and has its quirks and irks, but they're outnumbered by the charm. The lobby is beautiful and stately, with antique furniture, original flooring, and old fashioned desk. Lots of interesting old photos and artifacts. The restaurant has been closed for some time and there are apparently no plans to reopen... More

The Union Hotel was built in 1921 on what was then a main east-west highway. Decades later the Interstate bypassed Union by a dozen miles. Still later some entrepreneurs decided to restore/refurbish the hotel. I first became aware of the Union Hotel almost 20 years ago when I attended a meeting held there. This month I finally had a reason... More

The pictures were nice on the web site, and the whole idea of the themes in the rooms is a fun and cute. I heard that the old owners kept the place clean, but if the other rooms were at all like the one we stayed in, (The Garden Room) the only creatures having a good time there would be... More