This is a lovely hotel, but situated in a very small town where not much else stays open (even the next door cinema only has shows at weekends!). We arrived at 5.30pm, and were courteously booked in to our very nice 3rd floor room (306, which had dressing gowns, complimentary bottles of water, etc). We could park right out front,... More

My husband, daughter and I were on an eight day driving trip in Oregon. After spending a day touring the John Day fossil beds, our last stop was Condon before heading back to Portland the following day. From the moment you step foot in the Hotel Condon greeted by the smell of scented candles, a complimentary wine and cheese reception... More

After several days of camping in the John Day area we stopped in Condon at the only hotel around. This is a beautiful old hotel built in the 1930s and well kept up. The ambiance is wonderful and the manager is very friendly and interesting. Although the room has a TV, I can't imagine watching TV here. We both read... More

I was on a cross-country bike trip with a friend when we found ourselves in the middle of a long stretch with nowhere to stay. A quick check showed that there was a hotel in Condon and so we made a booking w/no idea of what it was like. WOW! WOW! and WOW! This was one of the nicest hotels... More

We planned our trip to Eastern OR with another couple and we selected our accommodations from the internet. Our first stop was Condon. Condon is a very small, quiet town with no big attractions to see. However, a trip to Condon is advised just to stay at the beautiful, comfortable Hotel Condon! This historic hotel is a must for anyone... More

In the 3rd week of Sept, 2011, we and another couple were on a "bucket list" trip to explore the northeast corner of our home state - Oregon. Somehow, after 70 and plus years of Oregon residency, we'd never been there. Our first overnight stop was Condon, an extremely small, very old town. From the exterior, the Hotel Condon also... More

Strictly speaking, the hotel itself is probably only a 4 star facility. It is a beautifully renovated historic hotel. Overstuffed sofas, wood and brass gleaming everywhere. But it lacks facilities - e.g. a dining room. And the rooms tend to be a bit small. And ours had a noisy in-window a/c. But a combination of factors tip the rating to... More

I recently stayed at the Hotel Condon, basically by luck. I had just ridden 500 plus miles on my MC and I was beat. I made my reservation the day of my arrival while enroute. When I arrived, I was shocked that such a small, remote town had such a nice, and I mean really, really nice hotel. It is... More

Just returned from a weekend at the Hotel Condon and it is a charming property. We enjoyed the continental breakfast with Starbucks coffee, muffins, cereal, yogurt, and more. Free wireless and cable tv with HBO in the rooms. This location worked great for a resting place on our tour of the Painted Hills, Fossil Museum, and the John Day River.... More