Inn At The Gorge
The Inn at the Gorge provides comfortable, laid-back, luxury accommodations for your basecamp while you explore Hood River and the Columbia River Gorge.
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There’s no better time to book your getaway to Hood River. Whether choosing to wake up to sweeping views of the Columbia River or are in search of a cozy downtown spot to be closer to the town’s hustle and bustle, your perfect retreat awaits. Explore Hood River’s diverse lodging options to book your stay today!
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Sakura Ridge Bed & Breakfast
The Lodge at Sakura Ridge is a relaxing getaway located on a thriving organic farm in the rolling foothills of Mt.
Vineyard View Bed & Breakfast
The Vineyard View Bed & Breakfast offers elegant, finely appointed rooms, beautiful vineyard and mountain views at an affordable price.
Enjoy lovely patio outdoor seating or our wooden swing in the herb garden or inside in the sunny solarium, perfect for early morning coffee, afternoon tea and evening wine sipping.
Gorge View Bed & Breakfast
Gorge View is a small friendly little bed and breakfast located on a quiet residential street just a few blocks from downtown Hood River’s great shops and restaurants.
Old Parkdale Inn
A fanciful inn nestled in the Hood River Valley on the northern slope of Mt. Hood. Three well appointed rooms with private baths.
Columbia River Gorge-Hood River Bed & Breakfast Association
Columbia Gorge Bed and Breakfast Association welcomes you to the majestic Columbia River Gorge. When visiting The Gorge enters your vacation plans, let the Bed and Breakfast Inns of the scenic Columbia Gorge and Hood River area provide all your lodging needs.
Seven Oaks Bed and Breakfast
Seven Oak Bed and Breakfast is a mile from the city limits and away from the bustle of downtown Hood River.
Mt. Hood Bed & Breakfast
Mt. Hood Bed and Breakfast has been a family run business since 1994. Mike and Jackie purchased the 42 acre farm in the winter of 1994 and transformed the early 1900’s farm house into the first bed and breakfast in Parkdale, Oregon and one of the oldest in the Hood River Valley.