Best Western Prineville Inn
The Best Western Prineville Inn is located within five miles of the Bowman Museum, Meadows Lake Golf Course and the downtown area. It has standard basic amenities with some bonuses not usually found at a hotel in this price range such as a spa and rooms with whirlpool tubs. It accepts only dogs with a $15 per night fee. It requires that dogs be supervised at all times, and they cannot be left in the room alone. It also requires that dogs have good manners and stay off of all the furniture, including the bed and couches. Small dogs are preferred. If you have a large dog, call and talk to the staff when making your reservation; some exceptions may be considered.
1475 NE 3rd St.
Prineville, OR 97754
(541) 447-8080
bestwestern.com
Econo Lodge Prineville
Econo Lodge Prineville is located within walking distance to the downtown shops and Meadow Lake Golf Course. With a short drive you can find excellent rock climbing, hiking and fishing spots within the Ochoco National Forest and other local parks. This is economic hotel that offers basic services such as a free daily continental breakfast, refrigerators and microwaves. It allows up to two pets at an additional fee of $10 per pet each night.
123 E. Third St.
Prineville, OR 97754
(541) 447-6231
econolodge.com
Rustlers Inn
Taking pride in giving its guests an "Old West Flavor" to match the history of Prineville is the Rustlers Inn located in the heart of Prineville. With room themes such as the Rooster Cogburn and The Angler, you and your pet are sure to find your stay to be a distinctive experience. Standard amenities include refrigerators, microwaves and coffeepots in each room. On Sundays and Mondays it offers a continental breakfast. For guests staying Tuesday through Saturday, they can receive a breakfast voucher for a local restaurant. For pets, it charges an extra $10 per night. It does not accept cats.
960 Northwest 3rd Street
Prineville, OR 97754
(541) 447-4720
rustlersinn.com
Article Written By Lynn Anders
Lynn Anders has more than 15 years of professional experience working as a zookeeper, wildlife/environmental/conservation educator and in nonprofit pet rescue. Writing since 2007, her work has appeared on various websites, covering pet-related, environmental, financial and parenting topics. Anders has a Bachelor of Arts in environmental studies and biology from California State University, Sacramento.
