Orleans Hotel

We had a delightful stay in the junior suite. It was so clean and well appointed. I would recommend Orleans Hotel to anyone who needs accommodations in the area.

We had the BEST time at our family reunion at The Orleans Hotel! 💛 Our group had a full hotel takeover, just our family in the entire building, making the whole experience feel so special. The owners have done such a great job updating the place while still keeping all the charm and character of the original hotel. It was the perfect mix of cozy, clean, and full of history. So many laughs, late nights, and memories made. If you're ever planning a group getaway or family event, definitely check out The Orleans Hotel—we loved it! 👏✨

We did a "takeover” for our daughter’s wedding and the Orleans Hotel was perfect! There was enough room for everyone--bridesmaids and bride were upstairs, groomsmen and groom in the basement, and family on the main level--the suite was great for getting ready the morning of the wedding, the groomsmen enjoyed the game room in the basement, and the lobby’s fireplace and staircase were perfect to capture the memories by Jodi Taylor Photography! It was also handy having the kitchen and dining room spaces available to use. The antiques on display added to the ambience, while other updates made guests feel at home! Thank you, Orleans Hotel, for a great weekend!

This is truly a historic hotel. The stay here provided a step back in time. Decor was beautiful and Miki cooked a hot breakfast in the morning and was a gracious host. Our bathroom provided an antique bathtub and sink in room. The shared shower was down the hall. Our queen bed could use an updated mattress. If you love staying at historic places in small town then this is an experience, but don't expect the luxuries of an updated hotel.

Communication with the owners was exceptional ~ even though we waded through cell service challenges. We love ‘Historic’ hotels. Hotel Orleans is wonderfully restored! Not much in town. The picture of the downtown street is likely fairly typical. Alma, a small town a few miles to the east have a few places to eat, along with a store or two. That said, we did enjoy some burgers from Paddington Station in Orleans. Most who make this their destination are likely locals. But these Oregonians enjoyed our night.