Stay at a hotel in the historic downtown district of The Dalles. An ideal location in the heart of the Columbia River Gorge with its many outdoor activities. Walk to wonderful downtown restaurants and explore the history of The Dalles. Guests will enjoy Wi-Fi in all rooms, complimentary continental breakfast, fitness center, and outdoor pool (open seasonally). Dog friendly rooms available.
About The Dalles Inn
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November 28, 2025Sightsee43123928987Rock'n Randy is 1 in a Trillion.
Rock'n Randy is by far the greatest Front Desk Manager I have ever dealt with at a hotel. They'd better figure out how to clone this guy and build an Army to save the world. This guy has a big heart for people and his customer service is stellar. I have spent years working in hotels and Randy is special and he made our Polar Express trip worth a lifetime of memories. Thank you, Randy.
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November 22, 2025Daphnie R
Cozy, comforting, and just all around welcoming!!
“Rockin’ Randy” helped me check in this evening. I had to wait several minutes to be checked in, so Randy upgraded my room for free!!
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November 15, 2025John K
Friendly atmosphere, great budget room.
The shared check in area was a bit confusing at first, as I did not think to go to a different hotel to check in, but Kaylee explained and helped us through everything with a great attitude. Parking lot was a little tight, but the room itself was very clean and well maintained, the bed was comfortable, the heater worked perfectly, and the water pressure is AMAZING! Breakfast was fine. More of a simple pantry style setup. Overall, Kaylees friendly input really made the stay smooth and pleasant!
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October 17, 2025Sonya D
Thank you for the service
From the moment I walked in Leticia greeted.me with a smile. Another guest was checking in and she shared with us all the things that were being planned. It was a nice touch. Randy and greg were very accommodating when I locked myself out. They made it feel like it was no big deal to assist me. i got food one evening and they forgot to add silverware. Greg was on it. They had just recieved forks in a delivery and he went to the store room and made sure I did not have to eat pasta with my fingers. The rooms we comfortable and clean and you could tell edfort was put into them. The customer service was excellent.
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September 26, 2025Debbie RNothing fancy but it was fine.
The staff was friendly but this wasn't exactly what we were expecting. There is a building under construction and another one right next to it. We missed this at first because "the Rayland" is larger but I guess they are "related" hotels. The construction building is where you check in and where they offer breakfast. The Dalles is an older building with somewhat updated rooms but showing some wear and tear. I was alone with another couple in my group staying next door. Since this is a motel with the doors accessing the parking lot, I felt a little vulnerable. There are locks on the door but I sill moved the the heavy chair in front of the door. The bathroom was very small but clean. Everything was clean. There are plenty of outlets for charging and a one cup coffee maker. The internet was sketchy. I had to call the front desk in order to connect and my companion said her's kept going in and out. The AC was on cold when I entered but if I turned it up too much, there was a musty smell. The AC was on all night so I didn't notice much outside noise. The only time I heard noise from another room was in the morning, in the bathroom, when the room behind me used the shower. So not an issue at all. The area where the hotel is located is hard to read. I wanted to go for a walk but my companion was hesitant based on "looks". So, we walked around a couple of residential blocks and we were fine. The architecture of the homes is mostly Victorian/Queen Anne style and beautiful, most of them are well maintained. We did not venture down to the river as it was getting dark and we would have had to cross some busier streets. The included breakfast, offered in the main lobby of the Rayland so you had to go outside to get to it, was coffee, prepackaged breads and danishes, yogurt, some beverages, some cereals. Not a lot, but enough. There is a burger chain restaurant across the street that is consistently patronized. We were not in town long or at the right town to check out the winery or other areas of town. All in all, this is an okay place to stay with what we would guess were mostly travelers checking in. Another smaller place a few blocks away looked very good but we thought mostly traveling workers stayed there.