Bridge Street Inn

The location was close to Main Street and across the street from the walking/bike path. The police station is right there so it felt safe. The property was recently renovated, or is in the process with some of the exterior not yet done like the sign. Our room was completed and it was very updated and comfortable. The configuration of the rooms, where each entry is hall with four rooms, was really nice and the rooms at the back were extremely quiet with no parking or car noise. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. The breakfast was fine although not for people who don’t eat sweetened yogurt or bread. But it was nice to have a great selection of tea, bagels and cream cheese as well as hot items such as scrambled eggs. All told, we were very pleased.

From the outside it looked like a 60's era motel... so our expectations were not high when we arrived. But externals looks can be deceiving... the rooms were great! Things we liked: * wood floor (carpets never get cleaned often enough or deeply enough) * microwave (small) * small fridge * large screen TV * walkable proximity to historic downtown, two breweries, one distillery * friendly helpful staff * a better than average continental breakfast; they have trays to take it back to your room

Bridge Street Inn was probably built in the 60s as a motor inn. I was fortunate enough to get one of there newly renovated rooms. It had vinyl plank floor, the bathroom was really nice for a motel. It had marble-like tile from floor to shower in a gray/white neutral palette. A thoughtful feature in the hower was a bar low to the ground to place your foot to wash and/or shave your legs - brillant! Great bathroom lighting and the quietest of fans. The room: upon entering there is a tall wood slab table and next to that a wall mounted desk with a chair. The bed had a nice mattress, linens, and pillows. A comfy swivel chair to the right of the bed in a dusky rose. There was also the usual microwave, frig, and coffee maker. The best part for the dogs was the pet area in the back. We walked next to the Powder River into a fenced grassy area complete with doggie bags and receptacle. I could take the dogs off their leashes to sniff and run.

This is a classic motor inn with beautifully remodeled rooms, a personable staff, and fantastic location in Baker City’s Historic District. The rates are very reasonable and the complimentary hot breakfast has lots of variety for dietary needs. The rooms have thoughtful amenities and are spotlessly clean. The pillows and mattresses are firm and comfortable with that wonderful fresh linen smell. Our room had a mini fridge, microwave and small desk area if one wanted a longer stay. If you prefer locally owned accommodations, where owners take a personal interest, over big chains this is the place for you.

Loved the kitchenette and room layout and the sitting area furniture and bed were all very comfy. The bathroom was really spacious and we loved the walk in shower! Also, the coffee was great and they had a nice selection of breakfast items - all included in their rate. The location is fabulous -- easy walk to downtown to check out the fun shops and restaurants - Baker City is really sweet!