Working Girls Hotel - Lodge in Pendleton - 17 SW Emigrant Ave, USA

This unique hotel was an absolute pleasure to stay in. Each room is beautifully decorated in a color scheme with lots of period antiques. There's wonderfully appointed bathrooms opposite and a kitchen, dining room and parlour. I was the only person staying during my visit, but it does get busy in the high season. I thought it was great value as the price was comparable, if not cheaper, than any of the hotel chains, but was centrally located and had bags of character. Brooke is the very welcoming owner of this establishment and the underground tours. Be aware, children can't stay due to the antiques. Also, there's a flight of stairs to navigate to get to the hotel.

What a wonderful person Francis is!! She is genuinely friendly and helpful. We stayed at the hotel and did the underground tour. Room was nice and clean. Was a bit awkward to use a key for the bathroom, but the bathroom was private and conveniently across the hall. Do have to mention The Stairs up to the rooms… lots of steps when carrying luggage. Hotel is located next to shops. Enjoyed out stay.

The Working Girls Hotel was an absolute delight—a chance to break free of cookie cutter hotels and surround myself with a piece of Pendleton's colorful history. I stayed on a cold winter night, which made the cozy antique furniture—piled high with warm blankets—and sitting room fireplace especially welcome. Visiting another of Pendleton's brothel sites as part of the outstanding Pendleton Underground Tour was great fun, but staying in one, with its high ceilings, vintage decor and view of Main Street, was an absolute treat. Brooke from the Underground Tour staff was also friendly and great to work with, and having an easy-to-remember code programmed into the door lock when I arrived made logistics a breeze. I can't wait to visit again.

Francis is amazing. This is an unusual stay at a hotel. Clean and unique, with the rooms having a common bathroom. A common area with couch, TV and gas fireplace. We are seniors and feel compelled to share that two flights of stairs are required to have access to your room. No elevator option.

What a fabulous place! The antiques, the ambiance, the amenities... and excellent customer service all surpassed expectations! I stayed at the Working Girls Hotel on a business trip. I just needed a convenient place to stay downtown but was fascinated by the history of Pendleton so when I discovered the Working Girls Hotel, I couldn't resist. And so glad I didn't! The beautiful suite I had had everything I needed and more. The kitchen and dining area allowed me to have a leisurely meal as I finished up some work and the comfortable bed and quiet room put me right to sleep.

We spent one night at the Working Girls Hotel and due to the airline amending our flight time we arrived much later than we’d hoped so didn’t have long enough to soak up the incredible atmosphere at the Working Girls. We stayed in the suite which had glorious windows, high ceilings and gorgeous historic furniture. Decor was incredible throughout. Location was very central and the kitchen had delicious coffee. Only downside was the noise from both the street and the very loud A/C in the hallway disturbed our sleep a bit. Also there was no WiFi in the suite. Good value though - recommended!

Despite the reviews about booking early, we were able to get a last minute reservation for a weekend get-away.||||The high ceilings are amazing. Everything was clean and there is a lot to offer. The kitchen is nicely stocked! Full fridge, plenty of dishes, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, as well as a few seasonings, coffee/creamer.||||There is a washer/dryer, a full dining room and a common lounge area with a TV. There isn't cable, but Roku is hooked up. Our TV in our room had a DVR player. There is free Wi-Fi, but the connection varies through the hotel.||||We stayed in the Suite. It was roomy, plenty of room to unpack and feel at home. The shower was great and there were plenty of towels provided. ||||The hotel isn't staffed, so it was very private and quiet. There wasn't anyone staying in any of the other rooms, so we had the whole place to ourselves.||||I would say the only downside of our stay was the street noise. The stairs could be a downside for some. Parking is whatever is available on the street.

We were intrigued by the history of the hotel and the building fulfils the Victorian promise. The high ceilings and the period furniture create a wonderful ambience. ||We had the place to ourselves so sat in the sitting room and watched a film.. home from home! In the morning we made ourselves breakfast and ate at the table in the dining room. ||Pendleton is a cute little town, lots to see on a walk around including a shop selling saddles!