Top Hotels Near Doug's Beach State Park in Lyle from AU$101

"Loved the views, they were truly amazing. The couch and the master bed were comfortable. Loved that we had access to back-up supplies as needed, and the washer and dryer. We were grateful for that. Conveniently located between Hood River and the Dalles which was perfect for our needs. Overall, we really enjoyed this property. The views and comfort compensated for a few things that need to be addressed. Batteries need to be replaced in the remotes, we looked for back-ups and could not find any. No instructions on how to use the speakers when we wanted to watch a movie. We wondered when a deep clean had been last performed and there were several examples of deferred maintenance. For example: The yard (although it is fall) was a bit of a mess, the rugs & carpets upstairs are stained, the queen bed is rickety and any time you move, the bed wobbles and creaks which makes it tricky to be rested. We wanted to take a bath in the amazing tub, but the drain plug was broken and water just drained when we tried to fill the tub. The kitchen sink and around that is damaged from years of use and has been glued and held together somehow. Not enough silverware for a full group. It would be nice to have a large enough cooking sheet for pizza. The interior could really use a fresh coat of paint, just feels worn inside. Not updated since the 90s it seems that part is fine. We were happy to stay, we wondered if we should share the items that need to be remedied. Thank you! "

"This place is spectacular! Being in the senior crowd, I admit we are technologically challenged but our host was so gracious in his response to our distress text and we figured it out! The recommendations for the MoCo was spot on and we enjoyed a delightful evening of live music and great food and drinks. The space was warm, inviting, clean and comfortable. "

"Interesting experience. There is no on-site staff, but the building is in excellent (restored) condition. You let yourself in with the door code and then you’re on your own. The on-site restaurant is not operating, so we drove a couple miles for dinner. We made breakfast from what was on site. Thankfully there was no noise from the railroad outside. We’ll be back."