Huisdiervriendelijke hotels in Burns

'The staff were extremely friendly! She helped us find a spot to park our UHaul Sind they didn’t have truck parking and gave us a little welcome card with information. They do allow pets with a grass area a small walk from the motel. We got there at 7 on a Sunday so most places were closed or close to closing, but they do have a good amount of restaurants and cafes! There is a Safeway an 11min walk from the motel however so we just got food there! They have a microwave and a fridge in the motel...

'We stayed for 3 nights with 3 large dogs. The rooms are spacious enough to accommodate large dog crates. Floors are LVP which is convenient. They are remodeling so rooms and grounds aren’t perfect but the water is hot and AC works well. Highly recommend!'

'We would be very happy to stay there again. '

'Super cute. I loved the little extras for our dog and the proximity to the grocery store was super convenient. I would stay here again if I were passing through Burns.'

'This place was magical. We loved that there was a cozy vintage feel, but also modern conveniences. The beds were very comfortable, and there were plenty of thoughtful little touches. My kids loved the snacks and games. Thank you!! '

'We stayed for two nights at Ann's High Desert Hideaway. We wanted to explore the surrounding area, as part of a road trip through Washington, Idaho and Eastern Oregon. It was so peaceful there. Waking up to listen to all the new birds (for me) and watch the cottontails hopping about. The cabin was clean and had thoughtful amenities for guests. The washer and dryer was much appreciated after 8 days on the road. And there was ice in the freezer!! Hard to believe that almost no vacation rentals...

'The beds were comfy and they had plenty of stuff we needed there.. Not one but two (or maybe 3) coffee makers... I liked the drip one better'n the Keurig so that was great. Condiments, spices, plenty of all we needed. Just would've liked to stay longer. So much to see over there. Enjoyed watching the horses and cows across the road.'