“I would stay no other place in Dallas, Oregon.”

It was a good value. I was very comfortable.

“The Riverside Inn in charming Dallas, Oregon!”

This place is highly recommended! I was able to get a nice room with a very comfortable queen bed for about $50 a night (look for bargain rates, they may be available year-round!). The room was clean, the bathroom clean, and there was no annoying (too) low-flow showerhead that would make it difficult to wash my hair. :) There was a refrigerator and microwave, and nice table to sit at. And heat when I needed it, as much as I needed! My room overlooked a lovely greenbelt area, within eyesight (and sound) of the river. It was close to restaurants and shopping, and I thoroughly enjoyed my stay!

“Mold in the bathroom”

Mold in the bathroom, musty smelling room, no phone, shabby.

“A creek runs by it... sort of”

This motel is old, dirty and noisy. The towels look like gym towels, complete with stains. The floor sqeaked every time I walked around. I would not recommend this motel unless there's nowhere else to stay.

“???”

When walking in the room it smelled very musty. No alarm/radio clock. No hot water at all. Just only got luke warm. Couldn't take a shower. When saying something to the manager when we checked out we just got that basic story " well everyone was probably trying to take a shower at the same time. " We told her it was like that at midnight the night before and that morning too. The response was just " well thank you for letting me know"

“Prefer others”

There is a Best Western nearby, would think the extra money to stay there would be money well spent.

“Like the smell of moth balls? Then you'll love it!”

You can't polish a turd. This is an old motel, the owners have added new paint and make an effort to keep it clean. But....it has a terrible smell (a little like moth balls) clean but old sheets, just one bedspread over the sheets, pillows that probably cost $2.99 at the local WalMart, beds that feel like a sheet of plywood to sleep on, very small, paper thin walls that you hear the voices of the people in the next room. We should have taken the advice of the people at Western Oregon and stayed at the Best Western.