Celilo Inn

We drove pass this town and immediately fell in love with it and decided to stay here for tonight. Just checked in and everything is perfect. Location is great. Room is clean and spacious. The staff that checked us in this evening is very friendly. Awesome place.

The girl at front desk not very social and office was always closed. The room heat did NOT work. So had to bundle up and sleep with kids so we all could keep warm. It was 15 degrees outside at night and 46 during the day with lots of snow on the ground so coming to room with no heat really ******. Toilet paper was not stocked at all and with office closed allot we had to wait to get paper. We will find somewhere else next time.

The room was not clean. There was noticeable dirt and debris on the ground. The bedding was stained.

I knew this wasn't a 5 star but we were in Room 1 which was very small. The problem was the HVAC unit blew right on the bed and we had to turn it off for the night even though it was 30 degrees.

Very easy to find and hotel was very central. We stayed for a trip to Arizona, which was very close about 5 to 7 minutes away. Pet friendly hotel our little Pomeranian was very comfortable. Hotel room was very clean and cozy.

I cant say enough good things about this hotel. The staff was sweet and it was the perfect low budget stop over before hitting the grand canyon for a shoot with the weather channel. If they keep their prices the same I will def come back again :D

The hotel does is work, very clean and very conveniently located, the staff is very helpful and friendly!

You have to say this motel Is good for the price it's asking. It Is old, but you can see the owner takes good care of it. It's clean and has a little fridge and microwave oven. Good for just one night's staying.

The best thing I can say about this place is that hot water is available in the morning (probably because everyone hightails it out as fast as possible.The room was reasonably clean,also. Beyond that... just no. Stained carpet, improperly patched ceiling, clear communications to outside the room, via cookedly hung door and uninsulated A/C unit, and when we checked in we asked about ice. The lady pointed to a previously overlooked ice machine by the desk,which looked as though it had given up years ago, and said "Too much use in summer." Yes, but which summer? Old toilet sitting right outside office door. The best (?) part... looking at bathmat in tub and hot water emanating from spout all seemed good. However - that was not a bathmat! Rather, itwas a patch hiding a disturbingly holey tub base. Ach. On our route from California through Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona this place was by far the worst of the budget stays. Some things just aren't worth the savings, no matter how short your stay. p.s. What is with the smell of farts pervading the outdoors the whole of the time (way less thn 24 hrs) we were there?