Oregon Trail Inn and Suites

The room was a little chilly. It might help to have the heat set to 72 before guests arrive, especially in the evening, though that’s my only real complaint. I’m EXTREMELY picky, and this place was quiet. As a woman on my own, I felt safe, and there were no loud noises. The rooms are very clean under the new management, and the owners have done a great job turning the place around. It used to be a dive. The beds, towels, bedding, and blankets all looked, felt, and smelled clean and new. The windows, drapes, floors, sinks, and tub were clean too, and there’s a nice shampoo, conditioner, and body wash dispenser in the shower. The management staff works very hard, keeps busy with all sorts of little jobs, and takes care of the place inside and out. I think his name is Austin. The rate is fair, and I’m glad to see the front desk management keeping things clean.

We got in around 1:30 AM and were still taken care of. We stayed in suite 1 while passing through town, and it made for a very satisfactory quick stay. The room smelled clean, there were no pest issues, and the bed was fresh and comfy. In the morning, the hot water made for a great shower before we got back on the road. I recommend this place!

For a last-minute overnight during a long drive with two dogs, this room worked out perfectly. Austin was super helpful and accommodating. The town is tiny and has a retro feel, with a Safeway, coffee shop, and gas stations just a few blocks away.

We stopped here on the way to the coast and again on our way back. It’s a clean, acceptable motel in a small town, and it was quiet and comfortable. The beds were comfortable, the amenities were sufficient, and check-in was easy. Checking out was even easier. The water definitely seems to be well water. It has a sulfur smell and taste. It isn’t harmful or anything, just a little unpleasant. The guy at check-in was doing his job, though he wasn’t very animated or personable. I’d probably stay here again as a place to rest while passing through.