We came here for an overnight stop on tour and got seven rooms. The rooms were super cool and comfortable. My team of six wished we could stay another night. Even in November, the outdoor elements like the heated pool, hot tub, and bonfire were very enjoyable. We also enjoyed the welcoming bar and lobby area. Saff were extremely kind and helpful.

No breakfast included, but they now sell some things and there is a Mexican food cart outside in the morning. The parking lot was not large enough for our truck, but finding safe side street parking was east.

Beds were nice, rooms look great, bar by lobby is good, pool is great

they don't tell you that there is another building across the street, which is further away from the pool. Parking at this place is a joke, they over sell the rooms, so if you go into downtown at night you will have to park across the street at restaurant or worse on the street. There are homeless camping nearby which will make you nervous. they say 10pm is quiet time but that just means the fire pit goes out, people make noise til after midnight. Another thing, the hotel is basically on a highway, noisy, packed with cars during rush hour.

The property is super cute all lit at night and there’s a heated pool with hot tub as well! The Canteen restaurant had amazing cocktails and yummy snacks! I had a ginger mocktail and the fish and chips which were a very generous portion for a GREAT price!

I originally was placed in a room right by the main road (3rd st) and it was SO loud. My next door neighbors were also up making a bunch of noise but the front desk was on top of it as soon as I complained! Ultimately I ended up wanting change rooms as I am pregnant and needed some good rest! The front desk (AJ) was soooo helpful though and got me into a great new room with no issues.

Everything. It gave us such a good feeling, the ambiance!

Everything was ok ……although the bathrooms could be cleaned better around the all the edges. Behind our bathroom door was dirt and hair. They must not have mopped it either as they should have seen it. 😩😩This happens a lot in nice places we stay.It is also a good Idea to run the vac hose along the carpet edges as well. The vacs don’t always pick it up . It shouldn’t take but an extra 10 minutes out of their scheduled time per room. If that. No hose then furnish the team with a little hand vac. They are cheap! We will be checking the bathrooms and etc if we stay here again. Next time I will call housekeeping to have them clean it up before we unpack. Thank you, Jan

Great staff who quickly sorted out problems. The quiet from 10pm to 8am policy worked well.

This was our first stay at Campfire and it will not be our last! Things we loved: friendly and helpful staff, cute and clean rooms, pour-over coffee in the room!, comfortable beds, complimentary ear plugs in case clean pool, centrally located to everything we wanted to do and more. Seriously, every staff member we interacted with was so genuinely kind and helpful. We had an issue with a vanity light, let the office know, and by the time we returned from dinner - voila, fixed! The orangy fire-glow lights that came on at night around the property and in the trees made me feel A) cozy and B) safer - especially having to walk from different parking areas with kids at night.

While we never ran out and were always accommodated when we asked for more, our room had 1 bath towel and 1 wash cloth per person. This would have been fine; however, there were no available pool towels. Fortunately, the amazing staff found some extra regular towels for us after swimming - thank you!

The staff were always nice and incredibly helpful. The room and facilities were always clean and you could always see maintenance being done that was above and beyond what you would expect from a "3 star" hotel. We loved the pool and the hot tub, and that you could bring cocktails from the bar down to the pool! The local touches were awesome including stocking local beer, cider, and wine in the fridge. We LOVED the "pour over pack" from the local coffee roaster. We can't say enough good things about this hotel!

The hotel is split into the "north" and "south" which are separated by a road you need to cross in order to get to the main lobby and the hot tub or pool. It's not a huge deal as it's a fairly quiet street. Otherwise, the location is on a busy street and about a 20-minute walk to downtown which was okay for us but might not be ideal if you're wanting to be downtown!

This property is an old motel with two separate sides and a road in between they have done a really good job on redecorating and refurbishing it, it looks fun and is clean and refreshed. The side with the lobby has the big campfire, the pool and the spa. The spa was not operational why we were there, but there was a sign telling us that the pool was heated to 95. There are sparkling lights everywhere in the trees and the buildings so it looks really beautiful at night time. The rooms are clean And large, we had two rooms next to each other in the second location across the street. I would've liked to have been given the choice to be in the first location, but the reality is we were just traveling through quickly. It really didn't matter. Our side had a courtyard And a lovely large tree with lots of lights. It was very quiet and calm that evening, but I could imagine that it gets a little rowdy if someone's having a wedding or a big party. It was fun and I would go again and request the pool side.

Y'all there was a $100 charge in my card per room! I could understand per booking but that's a lot of $$ to take out of my account for 3-5 days. I might have booked elsewhere if that had been obvious when I booked. We were at the tail end of vacation and just needed a bed. I get it, if you are partying they have a tray of goodies and alcohol in the fridge, but no price list?!? Seems dangerous...

We reserved a pet friendly room and the front desk staff were so welcoming? Even gave our dogs little care packages with treats and poop bags :). The decor with the camp theme is fun and lively, and the fire pit and bar were great places to gather. They’ve created an ambiance that feels more like a resort than a hotel, yet it feels relaxed and laid back. Sad we were only passing through and staying one night! The spaciousness of the King suite was great, and everything about the decor in the room was well-planned. From Back Porch coffee to local snacks for purchase, it truly is a local Bend experience!

The hot tub was closed for maintenance. But they really tried to accommodate that by keeping the pool on the warmer side. Really tried to make it right! The location is close to downtown, but being on the East side of the freeway made it feel a little less walk-friendly given the large population of unhoused people living one block west of the property. Management is clearly doing a lot to make the property feel safe for patrons, and I appreciated that.

We stayed for one night driving through on a road trip & booked the hotel last minute as it was too smokey to camp. We paid $140 including tax & asked for a quiet room which we were given in the back building. The room was clean, quiet and comfortable and we both slept really well. For $140 you cant really ask for more! I am a light sleeper & take sleep very seriously & had a great nights sleep here! The check in staff were super friendly & helpful despite an issue with booking.com when we arrived. They accepted our ESA docs & did not charge extra for pets which is really appreciated. And my husband got a free beer!

The location isnt amazing, its on the side of a busy main road with some pretty grarly homeless encampments behind the hotel. The hotel cant really do anything about this and its kind of everywhere in west coast cities sadly, but I wouldnt feel super safe walking around alone at night.