Top 10 Bend Area Hotels

Great hotel and a very attentive staff. I enjoyed my stay.. I have a lot of travel to Bend this summer.. but…. There’s 2 things that stand out to me that I dropped the rating for. The first is how great the automated texts and messages are but it can be overwhelming. I received 5 email messages and 3 text messages within 24hrs of my arrival. One including the option to bid for an upgrade. The couple texts after my stay were fine. The upgrade bidding was a bit odd to me. As someone that stays in a lot of hotels, I get upgraded quite a bit. Usually they are offered at check in if it’s available. I’m ok paying a fee sometimes but for how hands on and attentive the staff is this felt very disconnected and odd. Ok so this last one and why I put 3 stars. This will actually keep me from coming back. My room was setup and stocked with single ply toilet paper. This hotel is so nice so to see them save costs here is unacceptable. It’s very uncomfortable and didn’t fit. I was by myself. If my partner was with me shoe would have bad me go to the store to buy decent toilet paper. For a $400+ a night room, put the double ply in. Otherwise everything was great. Including the valet. Great location as well.

I am tired of playing at Smith Rock. I am looking for a hotel nearby. Many of them are full on Saturday. Fortunately, this room has a room, maybe it is expensive. The rooms are large, there are some, and there is an activity area with a sofa, coffee table and desk. Refrigerators and microwaves are great. The room is soundproof and close to the lobby but I can't hear the sound outside. Breakfast is OK, hot scrambled eggs and bacon, now made of waffles, but only a small variety of fruits, only 4, and no vegetables.

Well received, well serviced. No bacon at breakfast? Two types of 'sausage' one shaped like a hamburger. Originally conceptualised as a long stay specialist, Residence Inn seems to have pivoted to transient. Used to be a small bedroom and a Living Room/Dining separate, it has morphed into a BR and a sofa with kitchen. For one night OK but not what I expected.

This property and the Hilton in South Padre Island Tx., are the reason I will not stay in a Hilton again. This is the second bad experience in three months - not with staff - they are very friendly here - but with the poor conditions of the rooms. Outdated, worn, and torn furniture, strangely mounted tvs with wires hither and yon, and with no place at all to put a suitcase in the bedroom one is forced to put suitcases in the living room part of the suite. What the heck is going on here? The property is in downtown Bend and there are lots of eating and shopping options within walking distance. I’d say save your money and go elsewhere.

The front desk staff were very friendly and could understand us even if our English was not good enough. We really enjoyed our stay. The room has a small kitchen with pots and pans, making it very convenient to cook by yourself.