Shilo Inns Warrenton,

1609 East Harbor Drive, Warrenton, OR 97146

"My husband, 8 day old baby and 2 year old tried to stay here 2-24-24 through 2-25-24.. we ended up checking out a little after 10 pm 2-24-24.. the staff was nice but the cleanliness, toilet trees and overall room amenities were not.. not sure what was going on. But the bathtub was dirty, there were some kind of dark hair's on the bath room floor and behind the bath room door.. (I have an idea) grossed out.. the coffee cups were dirty and previously used but still left by the coffee pot.. no coffee, microwave wasn't clean, there was little toilet paper left and no refill for that in the room, no toilet tree's.. shampoo, conditioner, bar of soap, body wash we had to go down to the front desk and ask for all of that. The mirrors were dirty, we actually went to Walgreens and bought some lysol wipes to wipe counters and other things down cause they were dirty.. carpet could have used a vacuum also. I used to work there in housekeeping 15 plus years ago and could not leave a room in that condition, wouldn't want to leave it in that condition.. in the future my husband family and I will not be staying at the warrenton shilo inn again.. that whole place needs a good sanitizing scrub down. Was not comfortable staying in that atmosphere with our kids, let alone ourselves. The front desk apologized for the inconveniences and said we werent the only customers that she had heard that from and seemed frustrated about it herself, she said we could possibly get a partial refund, I sure hope so. With the prices they charge I'd at least expect toilet amenities to be stocked and a clean bath room with no pubes or hairs on the floor. Pretty grossed out..."

"January one night during Oregon's ice storm and we stayed here because the roads were becoming slick. Beds were great, most of the pillows were cushioned enough. Our two small dogs were fine, decent dog walk area with actual grass and poop bag dispenser+trash on site (no searching for a place to throw away the poop bag was nice). The room was a bit more spacious, which was nice to allow my spouse to work remotely in the morning from the corner of the room without having beds in the Zoom background. The bathroom sink is outside the shower/toilet room right next to the entry - which I liked. The shower/tub water pressure was great but it squeaked loudly as you moved during a shower. I used my own toiletries as the provided ones were tiny. Microwave was the worst part of the room; took a while to heat up and wasn't properly balanced. Bar sink was useful. No tea provided in room, just an older coffee maker. In room fridge a bit too cold as it froze some of our food the closer to the mini freezer - but at least it had a mini freezer! Floor carpeting had what appeared to be ironing marks - looked like someone decided to iron on the floor even though there's an in room ironing board TV is regular cable, no streaming service. Friendly front desk staff, we were able to get a late check out to allow for it to be warm enough to have melted much of the ice on the road. Luggage cart available. We were on the 3rd floor. Herd of elk grazing in the late morning to the west was cool."

"The staff was friendly and professional. They get 5 stars. Rooms were ok. What I was very dissapointed in was the pool and jacuzzi wasn't working. The lounge couch could use updating. Had holes in it. Worst Shilo we ever been in. Made me sad. Seems like this was once a great place let go."

"Room had a funky smell. Carpet, walls,and counters were dirty. Looks as though this place has not been updated in 20 years. No breakfast and the only coffee available was in room. I was in town for work and chose this hotel due to the close proximity to the job I was here for and the fact that they advised free breakfast. When I asked the staff why they do not offer breakfast ( the website says they do )I got the COVID excuse. I travel approximately 1,000 miles a week for work and stay overnight quite often. This was my first and last stay at a Shilo Inn."