Find a Bed and Breakfast in Fossil from CA $311

"Wonderful older boutique hotel at the heart of Condon. Easy drive to/from Cottonwood Canyon State Park (30 minutes away). One of the only (if not the only) place to stay north of John Day Fossil Bed National Park (90 minutes away). Well renovated rooms, dining room and public areas respecting the historical character of the property. Clean and comfortable rooms and bathrooms. Friendly and attentive staff. Make sure to arrive early in the evening as dining options are (very) limited in Condon. "

"This house is the perfect place to stay if you want to see the Painted Hills. It was clean and comfortable, and the fenced yard was perfect for my two dogs! The caretakers were so friendly and helpful as well. We had everything we needed and would definitely stay again!"

"The space exceeded the listing description! It was on a beautiful, quiet property. Lots to do nearby or a great landing spot for John Day/Fossil Bed excursions. W e all felt relaxed from the moment we stepped foot on the property. It is clean, quiet, secluded and thoughtfully managed. We also appreciated the guestbook where we got a lot of great recommendations from past visitors. "

"Remote, quiet, big house. Great view, 10 minute from town. "

"What a great place- so quiet. The owner took time to chat with me for 15 minutes when I checked in. I slept great and really enjoyed drinking coffee on the deck in the morning with the picturesque backdrop. Thanks, I'll be coming back."

"Great location for exploring John Day Park locations. Very comfortable. Make sure you download the directions beforehand as there is no WIFI in the surrounding areas."

"This place worked for us fine. It’s definitely a bit on the funky side as an old home that seems to have been added onto a few times. Things were comfortable enough, but it just didn’t have that clean feeling. My biggest issue, however, was the price. When all was said and done, it was over $400 a night. I have never in my life spent that much for a hotel room, not even at the Hilton Waikoloa resort on the Big Island. I might have been ok w the price if the entire place had been nicer. But, for example, the sheets on the bed were old pilled jersey sheets, and I don’t even want to know why I ended up itching so badly those two nights. The thing is, not only are there almost no hotels or rentals in the area, there are also almost no restaurants (Mitchell does have 1 or 2). So I booked it NOT realizing there would be an additional $100 fee for 2 dogs for 2 nights. So there just isn’t much choice. I wouldn’t stay there again, but I also don’t really need to stay in the area again. I hate being negative and have never left a remotely negative review, but I was just gobsmacked by the price, and then was unable to cancel and get a refund. Oh well. It’s whimsical and convenient?"