Hotels near Redmond Municipal Airport - RDM, Redmond

The town of Redmond has just about every little thing you might need for a trip into the desert. There were a few restaurants we wanted to try but didn't but they looked good! The only little health food store was closed on Monday, the day we needed something, but we did fine without it. We were on spring break and there was quite a number of people out and about but a few of the key dining spots were closed both Monday and Tuesday. I'm sure they would have been packed on both those days if they had paid attention to the calendar and been open more days of the spring break. The attractions there are so gorgeous we are excited to go again and explore more.

Redmond is a town that is on the rise. Mainly a ranching community in the past, the town is rapidly becoming a population center with a different vibe. Many of the Central Oregon destinations are within one/two hours of downtown. Smith Rock is literally 15 minutes away. There is a wonderful view of the Cascade mtns personalities from Mt. Hood down to Mt. Bachelor. Great for hiking, rockhounding, nature watching, photographers and artists in general.

The American small city perfected: clean, safe, fun, friendly, and functional. Lots of outdoor options and beauty, abundant food options, great places to stay, and very acccessible. Don't miss Smith Rocks, the P.S. Ogden Viewpoint, or Cline Falls Park. Then also visit nearby Sisters (and the state's best golf course at Aspen Lakes) and Bend, Oregon's "boom town" (with so much to offer). This is high desert and has four full seasons - sometimes within a week.

We arrived Sunday evening and walked a bit looking for a nice place to eat- up one side of the street and down the other. Most everything was closed but we did find a Mexican Restaurant-Carnivals- which was delightful. The food was delicious and service was very good. The view from the rooftop is spectacular, and a wonderful feature. Wish downtown Redmond had more to offer, but Sunday night is a hard time to find vibrancy.

I felt very safe here. The hotel is very clean, and the staff is quite accommodating. I don't like the fact that there isn't a closet or drawers other than two small drawers in the nightstands. Diego's is a great place to eat, as is The Sports Bar. All about a block away from the hotel! The roof top restaurant is a spectacular place to watch the sunsets!

We didn't eat out, except for lunch in Sisters, at the Ski Inn, and lunch in Crescent at the Mohawk...both were very good Redmond at rush hour is very congested, but we seemed tohit the signals just right. Fishing at Crain Prairie is always a joy...the trout are spectacular