Pine Ridge Inn

great hotel with charm, centrally located fp’s jacuzzi tubs and good clean rooms, good value highly recommend

Think twice about booking here, they really don’t care about their customers.
The air conditioning went out in this hotel the day or day before we got there.
Instead of being up front and telling all their guests they made us all SUFFER.
It was 78 degrees in our room that night, we got about 3 – 4 hours of sleep.
When we complained they still didn’t tell us that the air was out in the whole hotel just our room. Who was directing this deception.
So later that day they offered us a room with air conditioning. We moved from a river view room to a parking lot room. Guess what… No air conditioning. They gave us a portable air conditioner that if we left it on we wouldn’t get any sleep cause of the noise it made. During our 2 days of complaining on deaf ears and being told we would be compensated (but what they never said) we were told to call the manager.
She said herself could have slept with the portable air conditioner cause noise didn’t bother her. She also comp us $ 100. Oh how generous of her when the room was over 200 per night.
They should have closed the hotel and got us all other rooms in another hotel. They should have comp us at least one night but perhaps 2 or better yet a gift card to come back with a stay on them. We suffered at the hands of Pine Ridge Inn and they didn’t
Really care. Their manager was unprofessional, cold and uncaring and unwilling to make things wright. When we left on the 3 rd day it still wasn’t fixed. By the way it was in the 90’s and they had no air conditioning. Time for a unit the works?

The room was super cute with a great view. We were each offered complimentary wine or beer on our first evening. Front desk clerks were extremely friendly. It was a bit difficult to find the first time as Google Maps made it confusing. The room itself was beautiful. It had a step down living room, a fireplace and a small patio with a table and 2 chairs. It also had a microwave and refrigerator. *Tip — fridge is not on upon arrival. There was TONS of places to eat within walking or short driving distance. Overall, 4 stars. The only reason it didn’t get 5… the mattress sucked. There was also a complimentary breakfast offered but the first morning we went, it was early and I’m not sure everything was out as there was only muffins/​scones, oatmeal and some fruit along with coffee and juice.
I would totally stay here again. I might just hope to get a better mattress the next time.

It is hard for me to even give this a two star but I will because of the cleanliness of the rooms and the condition of the building. What my wife and I really disliked about this place was, the beds were very uncomfortable and hard, we did not get a good nights sleep.
The shower was more like a dribble instead of a shower. I felt sorry for my wife trying to wash her hair, it was hard enough for me to get the shampoo out of my hair.
I paid extra for the king suite with a River view, but not much of a view of the river since the trees block the view.
I also told the front desk that I will be paying with cash for the room. I did have to give a credit card, which is normal practice, but when I was leaving they already charged my card before I could pay them the cash for the room. When I commented about this they seemed like it would’ve been a huge inconvenience for them to credit my card and for me to pay in cash.
We will not be coming back because there are a lot of other choices in the Bend area that are much better.
I travel to Bend all the time for business and will not be coming back here. If you decide to stay here I would suggest you check the beds and make sure the shower works.

I will definitely return to Pine Ridge Inn. Our room was lovely and comfortable and the breakfast was sweetly simple and tasty. The complimentary wine or beer was a lovely touch. My favorite part was the hostess. The same woman checked us in and served breakfast. She was so friendly and accommodating; which I appreciated very much.

While in the midst of wedding planning, we stayed at the Pine Ridge Inn on our most recent trip to Bend. Overall, the stay was very good. We loved the room. Having a sink inside the bathroom and another just outside was surprisingly convenient. We also took full advantage of the fireplace in the room since it was still chilly out (and even started snowing on our final day). The balcony provided a nice view and the room was adequately lit. It’s surprising how many hotel rooms are so dark even with all the lights on!
We didn’t bring our furry friend with us on this trip but I really appreciate that it is an option and we could do so on a future stay. We are definitely planning to stay here again and have recommended it to our family and friends who are traveling into the Bend area for our wedding later this year.
The only negative of our stay was the breakfast. The options were very lackluster the two mornings we were there (granola, oatmeal, one type of scone, one type of muffin, one type of bread to make toast, hard boiled egg, parfait). I’d love to see some hot options in the future that have some protein or at the very least a bagel or different types of toast (only was offered cinnamon raisin on our trip). Both mornings we ended up going to a local coffee shop for something more substantial. I hope that during a more «peak» season the breakfast options will be improved. It seems like other people who reviewed the hotel had better options. Hopefully I will get to experience those on my next stay!
Yes, Pine Ridge Inn is one of the pricier options in Bend but the views are great, the location is extremely convenient, the room size is definitely above average, the beds were comfortable, the rooms were clean, and best of all it was quiet. Even being in a room near the breakfast area we couldn’t hear it at all from inside our room — I would’ve sworn we had the entire hotel to ourselves if we hadn’t seen other people at breakfast /​cars in the parking lot. The front desk and breakfast staff were both efficient and courteous. I look forward to our next stay.
4.5 stars.

I took my lovely girlfriend to Pine Ridge Inn to celebrate our two year anniversary. We arrived on New Years Eve and stayed for three amazing nights. Instead of writing an entire story about our experience, I’ll just bullet point why we loved this place so much.
–I ordered us the romance package. When we arrived our first night, we opened the door to a fresh vase of roses, chocolate cake, and a bottle of champagne. If this is going to be a romantic trip, definitely go this route. Also upon arrival, each room is given delicious cookies and a growler filled with fresh water.
–The room was beautiful. This is not like a hotel. It’s more of a cozy cabin for two. There aren’t very many rooms at the Pine Ridge Inn, which makes it very peaceful and quiet. We had a balcony that overlooked the river and the beautiful city of Bend. During the summer, you can bring your breakfast outside and sit at the table on the patio.
–Speaking of breakfast, we were very satisfied with the breakfast. Downstairs, there’s a cozy «breakfast room» with a few tables, chairs, and fireplace. Once seated, a staff member will come out of the kitchen and offer you a couple of choices. Choices include pancakes, French toast, quiche, oatmeal and fruit, yogurt and granola, etc. There is also coffee, juices, muffins, and scones. The portions aren’t big, which we appreciated because we wanted to experience a lot of restaurants in Bend.
–Downstairs, you can check-​out a DVD player and they have a binder of movies.
–Pine Ridge Inn is close to EVERYTHING. The athletic club is within walking distance, the restaurants are minutes away, and Bachelor is a quick 20 – 30 minute drive.
–We are going to make this a tradition! Every December we will be back, and Pine Ridge Inn will be our place. I will also recommend this place to everyone I know heading to Bend.

We’re really enjoying this super mellow suite hotel. Pet friendly and the rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is really friendly and just a great mellow vibe around here. We would definitely come back. This spot would be absolutely prrrrrrrrfect if they opened a hot tub or steam room.

I never write reviews but I need to on The Pine Ridge in!
We had a wonderful stay. I’ve stayed here plenty of times and it’s my favorite.
We even left a rolex and it was turned in safely. Can’t say enough good things about this place! Clean, comfortable, love the bed and bedding…
The staff is very friendly, it’s dog friendly too! The breakfast staff person from Klamath falls was so nice and so was the front desk guy from Saudie Arabia.
I would never stay any place else! Love the new towels too!

Pine Ridge Inn blew away our expectations! Our room was incredible and had a spectacular view of the Deschutes River. Vanessa, at the front desk, was amazing and offered unparalleled customer service. The breakfast that was provided was better than you would find at any other hotel. We were also within walking distance of the park and many other activities. Our family will be making Pine Ridge Inn an annual destination!

The rooms here are all beautiful, large, quiet and romantic. Go get your free glass of wine from the lobby, hang the do not disturb sign then enjoy a jetted bath for two. This is a perfect weekend romance escape!
We will definitely be back!

We loved it! Very nice cabin feel to it! Wonderful complimentary breakfast, great customer service, rooms were very clean, quiet and lots of room. Felt very private and loved how it was tucked away. Book your room early, looks like they get full pretty quickly.

If you can get a room here, jump on it. They don’t have many rooms. The room felt like a cabin. Very cosy and Roomy. Feels like home. Running and walk trails are literally right outside the hotel. It’s beautiful and in a perfect location. I was there for 4 nights and I was alone and felt extremely safe and at home. They had some delicious cookies from Bend Cookie Company waiting upon check in, in my room, and boy were they good. 2 wasn’t enough… You’re left wanting more. But I guess that’s the point. Over all! I fell in love with this hotel

I recently stayed here with two friends for a short leisure visit to Bend. We were interested in proximity to the Old Mill District (primarily one brewery located in that area;), and the advertised breakfast was an added bonus. That was essentially what I knew about this place going in, so I was pretty thrilled with the property.
The room was more than spacious for three of us – plenty of room to throw our stuff everywhere, along with a king size bed and pull-​out sofa bed. The gas fireplace was too nice a touch not to use. Was thrilled with the in-​room coffee. I expected a somewhat generic continental breakfast, but was so happy with the service and nice food.
The walk to the Old Mill District was on the long side, but pretty beautiful once we got out of the business park. It was just important to us not the use the car once we got there.
I’m certainly a happy camper and will strongly consider coming back to this hotel on future trips.

This is my first night here and I am NOT a happy camper.
First off– if you’re from out of area and you’ve never been to Bend, OR before, just be aware that Google maps has absolutely no idea where this hotel is (and will send you on a wild goose chase through many charming roundabouts). If you’re lucky enough to find a brown sign on a seemingly random corner indicating you’ve reached the Pine Ridge Inn, it’s also helpful information to know that you need to turn right at that sign and look for a black tarmac path which leads you about a quarter mile to the actual hotel– and this is the ONLY entry to the hotel (of course, I discovered all of this after staring longingly at the hotel from way around on the other side of a street which does not allow hotel access because– of course– you can only access the hotel through this very poorly marked remote pathway).
I’m here for business and my company booked my room here through Priceline. Upon checkin (which again was a wild goose chase trying to find out which door is the main entrance), I was assigned a first floor room. As a single female traveler, first floor rooms make me leery, so I like to scope them out first. The first thing I noticed when I entered my room was a door that opens up to the parking lot. THE PARKING LOT. THE PARKING LOT. THE PARKING LOT. (Just let that sink in.) I asked the front desk attendant if any second floor rooms were available, and they’re all booked for the week. I asked if I could at least have a first floor room with a door that does not open to the parking lot (!!!), and it turns out all of those are booked too. But don’t worry– if you’re a criminal reading this review and planning to come into my room tonight, I’ve moved the boulder of a pull-​out couch behind the door to block it.
Finally, after FINALLY feeling like I could sort of relax, I decided to enjoy some of the free wifi. Unfortunately, it did not want to cooperate– I think a glacier moves faster than the wifi connection in my room (which is unfortunate, considering my boss is expecting me to be pumping out emails to clients right now and is going to wonder why it looks like I’m slacking off…) I asked the front desk where the router is, and she told me it’s upstairs.
So I am writing this Unilocal review from the upstairs sitting area, which is clear across the hotel from my actual room and pretty much the ONLY place I’ve been able to connect to ANY sort of internet here.
I would eat my left arm to have a room across the street at the Hilton Garden Inn right now.

Spacious room with a view. A lovely fireplace placed next to the balcony with views of the river. The breakfast was a nice compliment to our stay. The staff was friendly and helpful. I loved having full sized bath products to use during our stay.

My wife and I stay at the Pine Ridge Inn whenever we visit Bend. However, I’m sorry to say, after this last trip we won’t be returning. The glory days are gone.
Gone are the days of the complimentary wine and beer. Now you get a glass of wine on the night of your choosing. Cheese and crackers with the wine? Sorry. They no longer do that. Fresh cookies each night? Nope. Computer for guests? Not anymore. Gone. Sigh. I can’t keep going. It’s too painful…
It was all the little things at The Pine Ridge that added up to a great experience, but, unfortunately, it is now under new ownership and it is definitely not for the better.
If you have stayed at the Pine Ridge Inn in years past, you may want to stay elsewhere. The nostalgia that we had for the place was killed bit by bit as we discovered what it had become. The price is the same, but the experience is definitely not.
We will miss you Pine Ridge Inn. RIP.

I did a spontaneous stop in Bend this weekend and stayed at Pine Ridge, sort of at random. The place was a nice surprise for my short stay. The people at the desk were friendly, the room was clean and very comfortable. Everything just sort of worked, which is refreshing at a hotel. A bottle of water, a couple of fresh cookies, free internet, a decent breakfast as part of the deal… the little things make me happy. The location’s quiet, and there’s a decent brewpub right across the street for dinner. I’d definitely stay there again next time I need to get away to Bend for a couple of days.

Great value — comfortable and cute with lots of amenities and great location. Lovely view of the Deschutes and access to the trails. My co-​worker and I stayed here for a work trip and the staff was wonderful. Thanks for the vino!

This hotel is the definition of value. I took my family here for a long weekend of hiking and checking out Bend, and we brought our two small kids. The room was clean and spacious with a nice little gas fireplace and fold-​out sofa bed. There was free wi-​fi, a nice single-​press coffee machine with good coffee (!), and an awesome breakfast in a nice, sunny little room Breakfast is free. The woman making breakfast was very sweet and helped our kids find something healthy they would eat.
One of the best parts about the hotel is the staff: extremely friendly and helpful, and everyone went out of their way to make things nice for us.
As a business traveler who’s used to getting charged by hotels for parking, wi-​fi, a decent breakfast, etc. this was a refreshing change of pace — especially as it’s on my dime! Highly recommended!