I stayed here for one night in late July with my wife and small child. Although the website says that this hotel is more suitable for children ages 8 and up, we decided to risk it. Nothing was broken or peed upon, I'm happy to report. We stayed in the Huffman Suite, which I believe is the biggest room. My... more

The Union Hotel is a jewel. The historic building has been carefully restored and the rooms are decorated with Western memoribilia. The owners are hospitable and accommodating. The restaurant was beautiful and had very good food. The pace of the place may be a little slow, but it made for a very relaxing evening. We originally booked the Garden Room,... more

Food was late, and they made an unauthorized charge for damage to a table which we didn't do. Not a good place for kids, management seems to have a vendetta against families, I wouldn't recommend this place, other than the food was priced low. Didn't stay at the hotel but have to wonder if they wouldn't be just as bad... more

I love historic hotels, and staying in the Union Hotel was the clear choice in the area. Early April and it is still quite cold in Union, but walking into the lobby of the Union Hotel was an unexpected warm experience. They keep the entire hotel at about 78 degrees, so when I was walking around exploring the hotel, I... more

Looking for an off the beaten path place for an overnight stay between Portland and Boise, we chose the historic Union Hotel based on the suggestion of a trusted Oregon forums poster. We knew going in that the hotel was built in the early 1900's, so expectations were adjusted accordingly, even though we'd read it had been refurbished in the... more