“Grand stay at the Geiser Grand”

A lovely, historic hotel, nicely restored. Very pleasant, helpful staff, terrific food and a cute little gift shop. Next time we will stay longer!

“Best of the Ol' West”

The Geiser Grand Hotel could easily be called "the Best of the Ol' West". 1st the on line information was very accurate & tastefully done. Every aspect of the Hotel was spotlessly clean & the people gave exceptional service with a smile. Both dinner & breakfast in the hotel were excellent & very tasty. The room was very spacious, clean, & comfortable. We have already recomended it to friends & family. Great, Comfortable place to spend any time!

“A First Class Restoration”

The owners have done a fine job taking an old western hotel and restoring it. Much is original, and the pieces which aren't are well chosen. The staff was friendly and helpful. Our room had all the modern conveniences, but either hidden or built in so they didn't intrude on the antique feel of the place. There are minor quibbles. The place feels wooden and creaky inside, so one on the third floor begins to wonder how he would escape a fire. Our door was right next to the fire exit, which was a stair lined with sheet rock; but we would have to go out into the hallway to reach it. And the bathroom, carefully incorporating antique-looking but modern fixtures, lacked any convenient workspace for toiletries, hair dryer and the like. We found the restaurant at dinner, and the breakfast room in the morning, to be comfortable and reasonably priced, and our food was tasty. We look forward to staying there again, and feel it is worth a detour just to do so.

“"Amazing!"”

Outstanding room's. Ask about staying in the clock tower. 20 foot cieling's. And great dinner's. Real fun!

“Oregon trail traveler”

Great place. We arrived after the ghost hunters, so there were still some tourist marketing that we could learn about. We did not experience hauntings while in Baker City, but the Grand was a great hotel.

“loved it”

stunning decor. the room was very comfortable and decorated with antique furniture. everything very clean. AC and TV/VCR/DVD all available. hotel also has a great movie library to borrow from. right in baker city's downtown historic district. staff was professional. the only thing that wasn't perfect were my breakfast potatoes which were undercooked. otherwise my stay was a very pleasant one. i highly recommend this hotel. not only is it a real treat, but an excellent way to learn about eastern oregonian history as well.

“Average”

Outdated... Bed seemed too soft as if it had seen better days, old TV had mostly pink, green and yellow colors. Room was clean as were the sheets but not much shelf space in the bathroom for even the basic necessities to stack. Other than the presence of the TV the room looked as it probably did a century ago, which is probably intentional, lacking the modern conveniences you would expect in a modern hotel. WIFI was available but worked only sporadically on my iPod.

“DUSTY”

I loved the hotel but the dust was awful, I can still smell it on my clothes three days later. The elevator was the worst, like sticking your head in a used vacumm cleaner bag, yuk!!!... I suspect this is because they do not understand that the elevator shaft must be kept clean as the elevator acts as a giant piston pushing dust back and forth througout the building. A real shame.....I won't be back.....

“Beautiful Hotel but HVAC Can Be Noisy at Certain Times”

The Grand Geiser is a beautifully restored hotel that is very service oriented & has a world class restaurant in it. They provide bathrobes, free DVDS & player, (with deposit), have a library, etc. The rooms have 12' ceilings & are beautiful. The only thing that was wrong unfortunately turned out to be a major problem, though. Their HVAC system is powered by hot water & can be extremely noisy. When we first heard the sound of running water (very loud) in our room we assumed that it was coming from the kitchen/restuarant operation & would subside by 11 pm or so. When the nose proceeded to get louder around midnight & we called the front desk, they advised that it was an HVAC problem that occurs when switching from heating to air-conditioning & that it only occurs it some of the rooms. They said someone else had also complained of the noise that night. They offered to give us another room but since it was already so late, we declined. They then said we should just think of the noise as ambience. If you can get a room without the noise, it is a magnificent place to stay & eat!!!!