Inn at the Gorge

The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful, providing outstanding service. Guests praised the cozy, spacious rooms and the exceptional quality of breakfast options. Convenient location near downtown and amenities.

We arrived to the Inn shortly after 9 pm after 2-3 hours of driving. Finding the parking lot to park was difficult but we managed. It was nice to just be able to code into the main door to enter as well as into our room. There were a lot of things that are not fixable just due to the age of the building (like creaky floors). We stayed in the "Secret Room" on the first floor and could hear guests walking around on the second floor which was distracting. We were only there to sleep for the night and were up and out pretty early the next morning so I can't speak to the breakfast availability of the Inn but wanted to highlight a couple of pros and cons of our night: Cons: The string lights that were hung up on the wrap around porch of the Inn (picture included), although beautiful, were incredibly bright and steamed into our room. One of the photos I attached was taken at 10:30 pm. The blackout curtains did a great job of filtering out most of the light, but as you can see, with the lights on it looks like it's daylight outside. Which made it incredibly difficult to fall asleep. There was no hand soap provided in the bathroom. Pros: The bed was incredibly comfortable. Which helped be able to stay asleep (once we were able to fall asleep). Just for note: The room provided a couple of robes, ironing board, and heater in the closet.

A really quaint and lovely place to stay. Within an easy hour drive from Portland airport and in the great town of Hood River. We stayed in the Secret Room and had a fantastic time. The room was super comfy and spacious and had lots of nice little touches to make it feel homely. There was a great choice of cooked to order breakfasts, including frittata and savoury crepes after homemade granola and parfait. The staff were really friendly and attentive. There is a veranda to sit out on in the evening and even a hot tub. Hood River is a really nice place to explore the Columbia River Gorge, with lots of things to do in the area like cycling the fruit loop, exploring waterfalls, and sampling the breweries.