The Dalles Hotels with Bike Rentals

Best The Dalles Hotels with Bike Rentals

Name: Cooper Spur Mountain Resort
Address: 10755 Cooper Spur Rd, Parkdale, Oregon, 97041-7729, United States
Telephone: +1 541-352-6692

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1. Comfort Inn Columbia Gorge
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407 reviews
#1 Best Value of 2 The Dalles Hotels with Bike Rentals
"Outstanding, attentive staff, new fav stay in The Dalles supplanting Cousin's, not modern but clean, cool n quiet, solid breakfast, pool, hot tub, excellent location, view of Columbia River n Dalles dam, walkable..."
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2. The Dalles Inn
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637 reviews
#2 Best Value of 2 The Dalles Hotels with Bike Rentals
"Overall clean/simple hotel. They are refurbishing right now so 2 floors are closed. The free breakfast is very basic; and they ran out of yogurt … seems pretty basic. Pool is long gone. Close to a few..."

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