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Iconic historic boutique hotel built in 1911 in downtown Camas, Washington, and the gateway city to the Columbia River Gorge. The property offers two styles of rooms: Ensuite Rooms with private bathrooms and European Style Rooms with shared bathrooms (full privacy when in use), each European room having its own personal vanity sink with two common bathrooms down the hall. Downtown Camas boutiques, galleries, breweries, restaurants, spas, salons, antique malls, trails, lakes and rivers are within walking distance, and day trips include Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Gorge wine tasting, Mt. St. Helens National Park, Lacamas Lake, Cottonwood Beach and the Oregon Coast. A short drive from the Portland metro and Portland International Airport. Limited lobby hours 9am-8pm; weekly rates available.
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
All requests for late arrival are subject to confirmation by the property.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Managed by a private host
A deposit may be required at the property.
Check-in from 15:00:00, check-out until 11:00:00.
Guests must be at least 21 years old to check in.
Pets are allowed; charges may apply.
Cot available for ages 0–2: 25 per night.
Payment: pay at the property, pay online later, pay online now.
Beautiful super clean historic hotel, very friendly owners / staff.
Very safe area with nice restaurants.
All great.
The downtown location is great. Very easy to walk around
The hotel does not have an elevator. We were put on the 3rd floor with heavy bags. The room was very small. The shower stall is a corner. We couldn't stay with all these factors. The most significant, being the very steep, multi-flight stairs. We had a 5 night reservation. The hotel charged us for two nights, which seemed fair. It was very disappointing. We wanted to stay in downtown Camas.
Love to stay and walk around town. Great overnight getaway
It is an older hotel. Very quaint, but walls are thin.
I loved the little informational about the hotel, the person at the desk was super kind, it was close to a bunch of cute stores in the area, and it's charm was hard to beat.
It was conveniently located to an event we attended and also the downtown Camas area is very nice.
The historic building was well furnished to support the theme. The location was great.
Unique, clean and pretty with great location.
Expect ‘smallish’ rooms but so so cozy. Parking can be ‘complicated’.
Ethan at front desk was excellent but Not empowered. Bed was comfortable and we liked having a shared kitchen
Cold water showers. No place to hang wet towels.
The campus boutique hotel is in an excellent location. Although the rooms are small, they are very functional and cozy. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The old time pictures and historical vibe were special. Our room included breakfast at Natalia‘s just down the block. Natalia’s food was amazing.
Great location, friendly staff, clean room, cute and historic!
With old buildings come some old building problems… nothing that would stop us from coming back. The AC is just a wall unit and it was definitely fighting for its life. Would turn on and off in the night and was pretty loud so it would keep waking us up. Again, very minor issue.
Great location for a night getaway. Park your car and walk around to shops, restaurants and tastings rooms
It is an older room, so noises can be a little louder
I loved the staff. Especially Zoe, she did an incredible job with our questions and she exceeded expectations! Thank you so much Zoe for making the trip wonderful. Also not sure of the housekeepers name but our interactions with her were also lovely and she exceeded expectations as well! 10\10! Location was central and I loved the extra blanket in the room.
I found it super weird that none of the bathrooms hand anything to dry your hands with. No paper towels, hand towels, disposable wipes, NOTHING. I found this odd and for what we paid why not provide something to dry your hands? As a healthcare worker it also makes me wonder about spread of germs throughout the entire hotel.. hand rails, door handles, kitchen, chairs etc.. My 80 year old mother stated she used the toilet paper to dry her hands which made her feel weird knowing that when the toilet flushed it got germs on it. Her hands were already "dirty" even after that touching our door handle. We both rewashed our hands in our room, but felt we carried germs into the room. It was just weird and a super unsanitary practice.
There were showers available which was lovely but no towels provided in the room for a shower which I realize may save money for the hotel in many ways but if a person did not realize they needed to ask for a towel before the front desk closed just annoying. Our room keys stopped working several times throughout our stay and we had to go down and get new ones. Also, not nice to have do once the front desk was closed and a our key cards did not work. These key cards were not kept with phones or other devices to suck the power from them. Had we not had a third party with us we would have unable to even get into the building.
Historic hotel that had clean, comfortable rooms with fully operational amenities.
Pet fee.. charging for a pet, as if they were another human being in the room. I understand the cleaning deposit and agree, if an owner can't control their animals, they should pay for the clean-up but just to charge for the presence of a pet is not right!
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