Geiser Grand Hotel - Travel Oregon

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Your luxury basecamp to explore the wonders of eastern oregon.  This charming historic landmark stands proudly on Main Street in Historic Baker City with luxurious guest suites and incredible food. Crystal chandeliers, a majestic stained glass ceiling and mahogany columns inspire wonder and romance. While the setting is historic, services are unquestionably state-of-the-art. At the Geiser Grand, the rich heritage of the architecture carries over to the menu offerings. Our everyday authentic Northwestern cuisine is a culinary delight. Five distinctive meeting rooms in over 6,000 square feet offer an ideal venue for virtually any special event. An architectural treasure combining ornate details with all modern amenities; the Geiser Grand Hotel was recently named one of the great hotels in the state by The Oregonian.

Lost on the high price of the rooms?

The history of the hotel is charming, but that is all they have going for them.. the rates are very overpriced for what you receive and let alone in such a small town. The front desk really works to sell/fudge the rooms (knowing they're overselling them due to how high the prices are). -Beds were not comfy and were super squeaky and loud -For a rate of $200 a night they could at least have coffee/ complimentary breakfast or even water available... I went downstairs to inquire on both and was directed to a super expensive menu for their dining room. -Stains on all furniture in sight left me questioning again how I was paying so much. -No conditioner included in the extremely small bottles in the bathroom (I had ran out of mine) -Ran out of toilet paper while in the restroom... (no extra was left in the rooms but luckily there were tissues) Not ideal to say the least, and won't be returning. There's a cute B&B across the street I saw as I left, I'd check there before staying here. -

Best hotel in Baker City…….

We travel through Baker City several times a year from the Mid-West to the West Coast. We have stayed in several places in Baker City and will only stay at Geiser Grand moving forward. We require dog friendly which it is. Very clean, cute gift shop, we each bought a hat! Bar with a nice wine selection and room service. We stayed on Christmas Eve and for most of the month of December they deliver milk and cookies to your room in the evenings, so cute!

Anniversary at the Geiser

We live in Baker City and wanted to have an overnight celebration for our 30th anniversary. The suite was amazing, impeccably clean and very comfy bed. The view of downtown with Christmas lights was beautiful. Dinner was amazing, as always the staff were both professional and fun. Try the bread pudding for dessert!

Not worth the price

This could be a cool experience in a historic hotel. The room was big, nice, and clean, but the staff was unwelcoming and rude. We had two drink vouchers and asked the bartender if they included the drinks on the “special” menu and she said they did, so we ordered one. Later we were charged $20 for the drink and when we questioned it, they said the vouchers were actually just for soft drinks. At $250 a night it’s frustrating for them to not admit their mistake and just let us have the drink. They were just rude overall. We didn’t feel welcome.

Historic Hotel with Modern Problems

We arrived in Baker City late at night and were looking for a clean, quiet, comfortable room to relax in after a long day of driving. The hotel is very interesting. The staff are very proud of the fine historical features of the property and point out the features during check in. No faults here. The place is old and cool. The room was large and has clearly been modernized. Lots of decent lighting, nice bathroom, fridge, new electrical outlets ect. All good. What we were specifically looking for was good wifi and a comfortable bed. The wifi is not good. We had a very challenging time connecting in the lobby and had no luck at all in our room. We tried endlessly to connect to see what our covid test results were that we needed to present prior to returning to Canada. This is an area that the hotel could really improve upon. It is so important for people to be able to connect and if one does not have a data plan then reliable and strong wifi is needed. And the bed in room 205 is past it's due date. It really should be replaced. The mattress is very hard and very uncomfortable. We had a poor night's sleep. We have been in the hotel trade for over 25 years and understand what constitutes a good bed for the majority of people. This one isn't one of those. If these two things were rectified we would gladly return. Did enjoy the historical aspect of the property and the many upgrades to the property.

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January 7, 2022

Taylorrp98

Lost on the high price of the rooms?

The history of the hotel is charming, but that is all they have going for them.. the rates are very overpriced for what you receive and let alone in such a small town. The front desk really works to sell/fudge the rooms (knowing they're overselling them due to how high the prices are). -Beds were not comfy and were super squeaky and loud -For a rate of $200 a night they could at least have coffee/ complimentary breakfast or even water available... I went downstairs to inquire on both and was directed to a super expensive menu for their dining room. -Stains on all furniture in sight left me questioning again how I was paying so much. -No conditioner included in the extremely small bottles in the bathroom (I had ran out of mine) -Ran out of toilet paper while in the restroom... (no extra was left in the rooms but luckily there were tissues) Not ideal to say the least, and won't be returning. There's a cute B&B across the street I saw as I left, I'd check there before staying here. -
January 2, 2022

katehQ2981JN

Best hotel in Baker City…….

We travel through Baker City several times a year from the Mid-West to the West Coast. We have stayed in several places in Baker City and will only stay at Geiser Grand moving forward. We require dog friendly which it is. Very clean, cute gift shop, we each bought a hat! Bar with a nice wine selection and room service. We stayed on Christmas Eve and for most of the month of December they deliver milk and cookies to your room in the evenings, so cute!
December 23, 2021

P2047BAkimc

Anniversary at the Geiser

We live in Baker City and wanted to have an overnight celebration for our 30th anniversary. The suite was amazing, impeccably clean and very comfy bed. The view of downtown with Christmas lights was beautiful. Dinner was amazing, as always the staff were both professional and fun. Try the bread pudding for dessert!
December 10, 2021

Kari G

Not worth the price

This could be a cool experience in a historic hotel. The room was big, nice, and clean, but the staff was unwelcoming and rude. We had two drink vouchers and asked the bartender if they included the drinks on the “special” menu and she said they did, so we ordered one. Later we were charged $20 for the drink and when we questioned it, they said the vouchers were actually just for soft drinks. At $250 a night it’s frustrating for them to not admit their mistake and just let us have the drink. They were just rude overall. We didn’t feel welcome.
December 9, 2021

BuccaneerDave

Historic Hotel with Modern Problems

We arrived in Baker City late at night and were looking for a clean, quiet, comfortable room to relax in after a long day of driving. The hotel is very interesting. The staff are very proud of the fine historical features of the property and point out the features during check in. No faults here. The place is old and cool. The room was large and has clearly been modernized. Lots of decent lighting, nice bathroom, fridge, new electrical outlets ect. All good. What we were specifically looking for was good wifi and a comfortable bed. The wifi is not good. We had a very challenging time connecting in the lobby and had no luck at all in our room. We tried endlessly to connect to see what our covid test results were that we needed to present prior to returning to Canada. This is an area that the hotel could really improve upon. It is so important for people to be able to connect and if one does not have a data plan then reliable and strong wifi is needed. And the bed in room 205 is past it's due date. It really should be replaced. The mattress is very hard and very uncomfortable. We had a poor night's sleep. We have been in the hotel trade for over 25 years and understand what constitutes a good bed for the majority of people. This one isn't one of those. If these two things were rectified we would gladly return. Did enjoy the historical aspect of the property and the many upgrades to the property.

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Lost on the high price of the rooms?

Best hotel in Baker City…….

Anniversary at the Geiser

Not worth the price

Historic Hotel with Modern Problems

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