My husband and I stayed here for the 2 nights before checking into our favorite Bed and Breakfast, so we weren't expecting much. However, we were pleasantly surprised at how nice the room was. It was larger than we expected and we really liked the layout The shower and toilet was in a seperate room with the sink and mirror right outside. We had two beds in our room and there was even room left for a desk, dresser and small table with 2 chairs. The t.v. was on top of the dresser/t.v. stand and we got a lot of channels. They even offered free wi-fi, which we used. The connection wasn't excellent, but it worked. We were on the 2nd floor of two and I'm glad we choose this because several times as we walked around our room, we heard the floor squeak and figured our downstair neighbors heard it too,. The bath tub even squeaked. One of the only downsides was the shower, which also became a bathtub from a drain that didn't drain properly. It wasn't full by any means at the end of my long, hot shower, but it did cover my feet. The beds seemed clean enough and overall, we enjoyed our room.
The continental breakfast was bags of instant oatmeal, small cartons of cheap o.j., cereal bars, individually wrapped Otis Spunkmeyer muffins and coffee. Not grand but it was free! And in todays society, that's saying a lot for a hotel to still offer free stuff!

There was a group being loud in the parking lot all night and the doors/walls are thin and you can hera everything! The floor in the room was dirty, my feel turned black walking barefoot. The area is cose to downtown but you can't walk because at night because the area gets sketchy and there is no sidewalk to get under the freeway. And teh swimming pool was awful, fenced in right beside the parking lot, looked like a jail swimming pool!

For $54 total, I got a clean room in a safe area with good service. Econo Lodges are known for the basics--a cheap, clean, no frills place to stay. This is what I received by giving them my business.

The room was clean, complete with refrigerator, microwave and much to my surprise--a pillowtop mattress. Liking a softer bed, I had no problem with this, but travelers with back issues requiring a more firm mattress may need to go somewhere else. I got free wireless internet with the room and there were zero problems with the connection. The room was chilly when I first got in, but it took no time for the heater to do its job. I was grateful for the heater when I first arrived, because it provided a steady non-jarring hum, which fortunately sounded out the 'thump' sound coming from the bar next door.

The service was cordial and efficient. There was a minimal continental breakfast provided, consisting of fruits, muffins, coffee, juice, etc., and a free copy of USA Today.

I would recommend this to anyone passing through Bend, as the resort town's lodging can be spendy in peak times. It's an average establishment with the potential for an excellent night's sleep.

I got a room here for $46 so I was expecting a dump. I was pleasantly surprised as the room was clean, the bed was comfortable and everything worked fine. It was nothing fancy, but I thought it was a steal for a room with microwave, fridge, wireless and modest continental breakfast. The walls were somewhat thin, as we heard when people upstairs turned on their water. The carpet was dark green, and I wear slippers everywhere I go so I have no idea if the floor was as dirty as the other reviewer claimed, but it seemed fine to me. The snow was swept from the sidewalk in the morning and the staff were friendly. I would stay there again for sure.