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"Best little hotel I have stayed at in a long time."

"Great staff, good parking, close to a great restaurant. Room was quiet and comfortable."

"We had a wonderful stay….great staff and pleasant surroundings. "

"room was decent, located close to restaurants and stores."

"We needed an inexpensive place to stay, this met our needs!"

"Comfortable and pleasant place to be "

"Clean, quiet, and cozy!!"

"A great little abode for the small town. Very comfortable, relaxing, and accommodating. Really appreciated the token of kindness with the farm fresh eggs- that I hate to say we didn’t get to enjoy."

"The home was neat, clean, and well appointed. "

"The Farmhouse was clean and very accommodating! It felt like a home away from home and I look forward to staying there again!"

"The best views of the Strawberry wilderness. "

"Laurel was very kind and prompt with our visit. The studio was tidy and had hypoallergenic items that were perfect for my wife and I. The view of the mountain ahead was nice and the proximity was just what we needed for our trip!"

"Perfect base from which to enjoy Prairie City and the surrounding area."

"Nice stay. Would be nice to have chaise lounge on deck. "

"This is a beautiful home, on property. Conveniently located to John Day and Canyonville, yet just the right distance from them to be extremely peaceful! No sirens or horns. The home is large, great kitchen, spacious bedrooms and bathrooms. Large front and back decks to enjoy the outdoors. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here, I was sad to leave. I was surrounded by deer and the beautiful scenery. The view from the front porch is spectacular and the starry night skies are huge. Beautiful home...

"Treasured this place"

"The house is truly in a beautiful area! The kitchen is very well stocked with dishes, pots and pans as well as many condiments and general supplies. Beds were super comfortable and the living arrangements and deck worked well for our family of six - 2 kids, grandparents and parents. It was a great location for exploring the John Day fossil beds. "