Hotels near Eastern Oregon Regional Airport - PDT, Pendleton

It's my home town so I know it well and could show my friends from Germany what a small town in the U.S.A. is like compared to the major cities they/we visited. Pendleton might be small, but it has a creative community and much to offer during the spring through fall. Winter is a quieter time, but there are some local restaurants and the Oregon Grain Growers Brand Distillery & restaurant that are lively & offer great meals and adult beverages.

The hotel was DISGUSTING. Outdate shower. Dark scary hallways. The carpets were dirty. The room was not clean. There were stains on the chairs. Old tile from the 70’s in bathroom. Couldn’t adjust the temperature of the water. We were NOT notified that the lounge/bar/restaurant was not in service until AFTER our reservation was made. It was an absolute nightmare and absolutely disgusting. Old, disgusting and dirty. There was blood on curtains. False advertising with pictures on website.

My sister and I stayed here for a two night visit to Pendleton. The hotel is only a few miles from downtown, the Round Up grounds, Hall of Fame, and Pendleton Woolen Mills. Even though we were by the airport, it is a small airport and we never did hear noise. The hotel itself is quiet and very clean, as was our room. Every staff member we came into contact with was friendly and helpful. There is plenty of parking in front and just across the drive. Be sure to check out the Barhyte Specialty Foods shop on your way to or from on the airport road. Small shop with some very reasonably priced local products (mustard, dressings, marinades, soup mixes, etc.). We will DEFINITELY be back.

We were there for the tunnel tour. It was very good. So much information about the history of Pendleton. I could have listened to the tour guide much longer. Since we were there for a short time and the weather was pretty rainy, we will have to go back to Pendleton, again, to see other sites, participate in other activities, and learn more. We ate at Roosters. Very good. We, also, ate at OMG! Burgers. It was very good, also. The employees at both places were very pleasant and helpful.

The place looks like it was recently renovated, which was nice but the little finishes didn’t seem completely done. Missing trim at floor by the tub for instance. But it was clean, neat and the lady at the desk was very nice.

This was a the worst experience ever. Please train your management to deal with problems in an appropriate matter. Your lowest level of employee showed more respect than management. Please educate your folks in strategies to solve problems .