I stayed here in late February and have to thank the hotel for their great job. Everything was great, clean nice rooms, good internet, hot brekafast, and front desk was able to fax things and make copies as well. I will use you guys again when I'm back in town.

Consistently clean and friendly with continental breakfast. I have never had a bad night's sleep here. It isn't fancy, just a great place to rest and recharge before you head out traveling in Eastern Oregon or heading back to Portland metro. The continental breakfast had some interesting choices, such as Little Debbie donut sticks which I've never tried but chuckled... More

The previous reviews for this place were some what mixed, but my experience was very good. Perhaps improvements have been made? The room was large and clean room with a comfortable bed. Desk staff was pleasant, efficient, and knowledgable not only about the hotel but also with good places to eat within walking distance. I didn't use the available indoor... More

Rooms were clean and up to date. Frig was a pleasant surprise. Pool and hot tub could have used a hose down as dirt and dust had been accumalating for a while. ASK FOR A ROOM FAR AWAY FROM THE FRONT DESK PHONE'S REMOTE BELL. This is a fire alarm like bell located on the ground floor at the inside... More

I have stayed in John Day on multiple work trips, and the Best Western is far and above any other hotel in town. It is nicer than most other Best Westerns I have been to. The bedding is top notch so you sleep well, which makes up for nice but slightly outdated bathrooms. Each room has a flat screen, mini... More

The a/c worked well. Very quiet room. New beds & bedding. Excellent staff. Dinner literally across the street. Breakfast was ok. I personally prefer hot eggs but there was a variety of things to eat. Good coffee. The only downside for me was the hot tub was not very hot and the switch didn't work very well. The pool was... More

I have stayed at the Best Western in John Day for fifteen years and have been very satisfied with the accommodations...unfortunately the economy appears to have driven the government rates up logarithmically. We paid more to stay in John Day ($113 per nite) than in more urban communities around Oregon (eg. Bend, Pendleton, Baker City). The amenities are terrible...plastic cups,... More

Very clean motel, close to, food, attractions and museums. Dining at the within one hundred feet at "The Outpost" was the best dining we found in the area.

Older property, nicely updated. Quiet, spacious, very clean room with very comfortable beds. Refrigerator and microwave in room. Nice breakfast selection. Stayed here one night while on a rockhounding trip. Better than the BW plus we stayed in the night before. Might be a bit overpriced. Would stay here again.