Riverfront Best Western hotel with private hot tubs, heated pool, gym and restaurant, 5-minute drive from downtown Hood River.
Hood River Hotels with Jacuzzi in room
Hood River hotels
All hotels with Jacuzzi and hot tubs in Hood River
Hood River has 3 hotels with Jacuzzi in room, with nightly rates from $99 to $232 — averaging around $157 per night. Guest ratings average 8.8/10, with all properties rated 8.0 or higher. Options range from budget-friendly marina-side stays to upscale Westcliff Drive retreats above the Columbia River.
Best Western Plus Hood River Inn
1108 E Marina Way, Hood River, OR
$139 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Westcliff Lodge
4070 Westcliff Dr., Hood River, OR
$99 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Rustic lodge with private hot tubs, picnic area, and sunset trails, 2.5 miles from central Hood River.
Inn at the Gorge
1113 Eugene St, Hood River, OR
$232 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Charming inn with private hot tub, free breakfast and patio seating, located downtown and Mt. Hood slopes.
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Where exactly is the jacuzzi in Hood River hotels?
We analyzed 3 Hood River hotels with in-room jacuzzis and mapped where the tub is located, the average nightly rate, and which hotel leads each category.
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Jacuzzi in bathroom
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Average nightly rate by jacuzzi location
Jacuzzi in bathroom
$99 – $139
Top hotel by jacuzzi location
Jacuzzi in bathroom
Verified reviews of Hood River hotels with hot tub
Leah Tindall
2 years ago
Thistledown on Oak was a fabulous find! It is a very small Boutique hotel in downtown Hood River. The room is gorgeous and well equipped to make your stay very comfortable. Complete with High end coffee maker and snacks this hotel will not disappoint. Owner responds quickly to any needs that arise. I would highly recommend!!!
Steve Ambuehl
2 years ago
Great place with an interesting decor all located right in the center of town. Will stay again in the future.
Steve Reynolds
2 years ago
Fantastic, eclectic, artsy-designed rooms. We stayed in the Griffin Loft - very cool. All amenities are well thought out and of quality design. Very comfortable, very cool and well located.
Kathryn O'Connor
2 years ago
This is a one of a kind hotel! It is truly boutique and just beautiful. You can tell that everything is thought out and intentional - from the decor to the snacks to the in-room espresso machine and all the fixings to make any coffee drink you’d like. The bed and linens were amazingly comfortable. While I was a little surprised there was no person at the front desk upon arrival, communication was 10/10 with the hotel staff. They sent our access code via text prior to our arrival. Upon check out, we wanted to walk around downtown Hood River after the designated check out time and they let us keep the parking pass while we explored town - and this was all communicated via text! Genius - no waiting in lines! We truly felt the hotel staff was personal (again despite not being at the front desk!). I will 100% be recommending this place to others and plan to be back for a longer stay next time!
Maren Nielsen
2 years ago
We stayed in Griffin's Loft for one night. Our only regret is that we didn't stay more nights, especially since we had to attend a wedding during our stay. Griffin's Loft is an experience to savor. The owners have created a rich, layered ambience that transports you to a different era while still providing any necessary modern touches. We felt like we were living in a beautiful cocoon removed from the problems of the world. Thistledown's location also provides easy access to Hood River shops and restaurants. We cannot wait to return and are already imagining the possibilities. It is rare to find a hotel that embodies this level of imagination, creativity, attention to detail, and thoughtfulness in providing a sumptuous experience for its guests.
Derek P.
2 years ago
Amazing. Simply stunning. Maximal aesthetics and uncompromising design. Myself, my wife, and another couple booked the Emerald Penthouse and adjoining Juliette Suite for my wife’s birthday. My only regret was not considering how I would top this year’s trip in the future. The rooftop with separate grilling, lounging, and soaking areas, the complimentary snacks and beverages, and the amazing ambiance was too much to enjoy in a single night. Next time we’re staying indefinitely! Do yourself a favor and book at the Thistledown. It may have been the best hotel experience I’ve ever had, and I get around. 😉
A special thank you to Sarah and Kimi for the personalized attention and sweet consideration of all aspects of our stay. Especially allowing us a few extra minutes to evacuate the room! Your generous hospitality and amazing decor have made Thistledown on Oak my number one recommendation for locals wanting an exciting or special experience nearby, or to anyone who’s looking to visit the Hood River area and wants a uniquely memorable experience beyond the traditional serenity of the Gorge. I wish you much success in the coming years and I hope to enjoy your successes as a repeat guest as long as you’ll have me back!!!
A special thank you to Sarah and Kimi for the personalized attention and sweet consideration of all aspects of our stay. Especially allowing us a few extra minutes to evacuate the room! Your generous hospitality and amazing decor have made Thistledown on Oak my number one recommendation for locals wanting an exciting or special experience nearby, or to anyone who’s looking to visit the Hood River area and wants a uniquely memorable experience beyond the traditional serenity of the Gorge. I wish you much success in the coming years and I hope to enjoy your successes as a repeat guest as long as you’ll have me back!!!
Fred Bleen
2 years ago
We stayed in Griffin’s Loft during our one night in this hotel. I don’t know if an on-line review can adequately describe this “hotel”. It is more like an inhabitable work of art. The space has a museum feel, the overall theme being somewhere between Hogwarts and Sherlock Holmes’s flat at 221B Baker Street, full of exotic souvenirs. Just navigating through the building to get to the Griffin’s Loft was an adventure, in a good way. Stout wooden beams in the ceiling are juxtaposed with Victorian paintings and furniture. Despite the exquisite flourishes (everywhere) the two-story loft space does not feel gimmicky at all. Rather, the whole effect is tasteful and beautiful. Every detail is carefully thought out, down to the coffee and washcloths. I could easily see this hotel being a destination in itself. It is smack in the middle of downtown Hood River, and convenient by walking to restaurants and coffee shops. Very unique, and worth the splurge.
Lincoln Landers
6 months ago
Really sad I didn't get to stay at this hotel. I have a certified service dog I have traveled with frequently and as a courtesy I make the hotel I'm staying at aware in advance.
I made my reservation through Expedia, I reserved an Executive King Room and paid in full im advance. When I called the hotel to inform them of my service dog, they advised I would be downgraded, but they would refund the difference.
I told them I wanted to keep the room I had because I wanted a view of the river. Racquel insisted other guests would be "enraged" at the presence of my service dog.
I advised that she was being discriminatory, and possibly violating the ADA laws, she assured me she wasn't and insisted I take the downgrade. I told her I would call corporate.
I did call Best Western reservations, and they called the hotel to confirm that my service dog was acceptable, and I would get the room I paid for, but by that time I had already felt very unwelcome and did not want to face potentially unfriendly staff so I asked Expedia for a refund.
I would recommend to your hotel that you know the policies and laws before making a paying guest feel so unwelcome.
Update to owner: I would encourage you to review the call, I was advised that I would be downgraded, when I asked if the room was the same, I was told it was not and that I would be refunded the difference. By the way, it was the call to corporate that got Racquel to agree to letting me keep the room, maybe you should check with them to see how that conversation went?
The Hampton Inn had no problem in honoring my room request and accommodating my service dog.
It is generally illegal to refuse a service dog under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) because businesses and public entities must allow them in all public areas, even with "no pets" policies, but they can be excluded if they are out of control, not housebroken, or pose a direct threat. My service animal, did not.
Allergies or fears of the animal are not valid reasons for denial, and the handler must still be allowed access without the dog if it's removed for legitimate reasons.
When refusal is generally illegal:
Public spaces: Restaurants, stores, hotels, hospitals, parks, and government buildings must allow service dogs.
"No pets" policies: These policies do not apply to service animals.
I made my reservation through Expedia, I reserved an Executive King Room and paid in full im advance. When I called the hotel to inform them of my service dog, they advised I would be downgraded, but they would refund the difference.
I told them I wanted to keep the room I had because I wanted a view of the river. Racquel insisted other guests would be "enraged" at the presence of my service dog.
I advised that she was being discriminatory, and possibly violating the ADA laws, she assured me she wasn't and insisted I take the downgrade. I told her I would call corporate.
I did call Best Western reservations, and they called the hotel to confirm that my service dog was acceptable, and I would get the room I paid for, but by that time I had already felt very unwelcome and did not want to face potentially unfriendly staff so I asked Expedia for a refund.
I would recommend to your hotel that you know the policies and laws before making a paying guest feel so unwelcome.
Update to owner: I would encourage you to review the call, I was advised that I would be downgraded, when I asked if the room was the same, I was told it was not and that I would be refunded the difference. By the way, it was the call to corporate that got Racquel to agree to letting me keep the room, maybe you should check with them to see how that conversation went?
The Hampton Inn had no problem in honoring my room request and accommodating my service dog.
It is generally illegal to refuse a service dog under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) because businesses and public entities must allow them in all public areas, even with "no pets" policies, but they can be excluded if they are out of control, not housebroken, or pose a direct threat. My service animal, did not.
Allergies or fears of the animal are not valid reasons for denial, and the handler must still be allowed access without the dog if it's removed for legitimate reasons.
When refusal is generally illegal:
Public spaces: Restaurants, stores, hotels, hospitals, parks, and government buildings must allow service dogs.
"No pets" policies: These policies do not apply to service animals.
Devon Young
7 months ago
I had a wonderful experience at this Best Western, largely due to the exceptional guest care provided by the staff. Although the initial room I was assigned was not what I expected, the situation was handled quickly and courteously.
Erik at the front service desk was incredibly kind, patient, and accommodating. He took the time to listen to my concerns and ensured my needs were met by promptly assigning me a different room that met my needs. His professionalism and genuine commitment to guest satisfaction stood out and made my stay absolutely perfect. Best Western clearly prioritizes excellent service, and I would not hesitate to stay here again.
Erik at the front service desk was incredibly kind, patient, and accommodating. He took the time to listen to my concerns and ensured my needs were met by promptly assigning me a different room that met my needs. His professionalism and genuine commitment to guest satisfaction stood out and made my stay absolutely perfect. Best Western clearly prioritizes excellent service, and I would not hesitate to stay here again.
Churro G.
7 months ago
This is one of those places you don’t forget about. It’s beautiful, cozy, and family friendly. We stayed 2 different nights this week and had great experiences each time. The owner and management know how to cater to their customers in ways that a lot of other places just don’t get. The music down low, mood lighting, and the absolutely delicious offerings in the restaurant are top notch. Our kiddos loved the clean outdoor pool and hot tub. The staff is helpful and friendly. This place has it going on! We’ve stayed at countless Best Westerns across the country (Diamond Select) with our family and Hood River is easily in the top 3!
Mark Seagoe
7 months ago
Really nice hotel. I'd go back. Only gripes were: Pillows were too soft and thin so my neck hurt, no free coffee or too difficult to get so I had to walk to Starbucks, you have to carry your suitcase up steps to enter the lobby, or its quite a detour to use the ramp. Everything else was great!
dawn wright
10 months ago
What's not good! Rooms are clean and spacious. Bed was nice. The location right on the river is incredible! Riverfront food was always on point. Pool was clean and nice. There are beautiful walking paths along the river. We came to the area to wine taste and ended up spending a good portion of our time at the resort. We will be back for sure!
Stephan Kinholt
2 years ago
We love this hotel. It's right on the river with spectacular views. It's also on a walking trail. They have pet friendly rooms, but call ahead for availability. The staff is very friendly. Very nice rooms & general accomodations. Nice fitness center & pool. The restaurant is fantastic.
Yael Hazum
2 years ago
Great place to stay with a really good restaurant
John Seaman
2 years ago
Arjun 7771
2 years ago
The hotel is in a great location by the riverside. Our room was clean, spacious, and equipped with all the necessary amenities, including a fridge and microwave. There's a fantastic riverside restaurant, and they offer coupons to lower the cost of meals.
Stefani Fries
2 years ago
Sam Williams
2 years ago
Room with one bed, view of parking lot. $235 for a night, no coffee in lobby. No breakfast, except in restaurant. Bowl of oatmeal $14.
You can smell the greed.
Won't be staying there again.
You can smell the greed.
Won't be staying there again.
Jesy Guerrero
2 years ago
Erik and the other gal at the front desk were absolutely amazing! Professional, kind, and efficient. It was our first time adventuring in Hood River, overall a fantastic experience. Will be back!
QuickBooks Lady
2 years ago
I did not stay in this hotel. I was charged for staying in this hotel and am now disputing it with my credit card company. I did not make this reservation and did not know about the whole deal. when i tried to talk with the manager she let me know that if I didn't pay the $900 and put in a dispute with my credit card I would be black listed from Best Western. Truly - with this type of attitude I would NEVER stay at Best Western or its affiliates. I will always choose hospitality that makes the customer and potential customer number one. Frankly this is not the kind of business I would support. - added response -- I see the managers response which is not the point and is aimed to deflect - I did not make this reservation. when i told the weekend manager this her first response was 'if you dispute this you will be black listed from Best Westerns' Not - 'let's see if we can fix this' - it was an immediate threat. i dont know who made this reservation but am working to find out. the charges have been disputed and I hope Best Western can learn to do better.
andrea g
2 years ago
Stayed the night here for a mother/daughter winery getaway. What a beautiful hotel! We had a riverfront view of the Columbia and a balcony. The room was great. Such beautiful scenery. Our initial failed check-in and one waitress who kept messing our order put us off at the beginning. However, the man who checked us in later, as well as the wait staff at dinner/ordering cocktails, more than made up for the first experiences. We would definitely stay here again.
Shannon
2 years ago
Great location, fantastic restaurant, hotel staff was very friendly and attentive. The suite rooms are great with the ability to have a full kitchen. The standard riverside rooms were pretty basic but clean and had great views. The pool was outdoors but heated. Our only complaint is that the pillows are terrible! I'm not even sure you could call them pillows. Also, they lack signage in front of the hotel for check-in, and the parking lot is a little confusing since it's shared with other businesses. Otherwise, we would love to stay here again.
Chanda Morris
2 years ago
I would highly recommend this hotel if you are staying in Hood River. Our room was clean and spacious and had a wonderful view of the river. The restaurant at the hotel has really delicious food and great views of the river. There is a paved trail that follows the river that was really nice to run on in the mornings. The outdoor pool and hot tub were also really nice!
Christina S
2 years ago
I have stayed here many times since the late 90s. The location is great!! Love the views. Some of the rooms are better than others. I believe the west wing rooms are more updated. This last time they put me in east wing. It wasn't bad, but seemed older. Always enjoy the restaurant, bar, and pool/hot tub.
Explore Hood River: Top Spots, Eats, and Hotel Picks
A gateway to the Columbia River Gorge, Hood River is a favorite destination for those seeking outdoor adventure sports with great river and mountain views. Visitors can chill out in their private hot tub at one of Hood River's hotels after a day of hiking or sightseeing.
Attractions Worth Checking Out
This river-meets-mountain town has no shortage of attractions for adventurers, thrill-seekers, and leisure and wellness travelers.
Columbia River Gorge is a breathtaking natural wonder with its waterfalls, scenic river canyons, and hiking trails such as the iconic Multnomah Falls.
Mount Hood Scenic Byway is a picturesque drive with stunning views of the state’s highest peak: Mount Hood, charming small towns, and access to year-round outdoor adventures.
Hood River Waterfront Park is a popular spot for kiteboarding, windsurfing, and paddleboarding, and scenic walking paths and picnic areas along the Columbia River for those who just want to relax.
Where to Eat and Drink
Hood River is the epitome of fresh, locally-produced dishes that reflect the unique flavors of the river town.
For a romantic view and a cozy vibe, Romul’s is an upscale hidden gem that serves traditional and hand-made Italian dishes such as pasta and veal piccata.
For a healthy and organic choice, Farm Stand in the Gorge is a go-to place for locally sourced meals, fresh juices, and vegan-friendly options.
For great food with a view, Everybody’s Brewing is a local staple with its diverse beer collection, from year-round to seasonal, and the sweeping views of the Gorge just across the river.
Top Picks for Hotels with Hot Tubs in Room
Mostly catering to outdoor enthusiasts, hotels in Hood River are the perfect retreats with views of the Columbia River Gorge.
Top Pick: Thistledown On Oak deserves its spot for its central location for shopping, dining, and activities, and boutique charm with Columbia River Gorge views, and private hot tubs.
Romantic: Columbia Gorge Hotel is great for couples for its deco-inspired style, private spa baths, Northwest-European fusion restaurant, and excellent massage services.
Budget-Friendly: Westcliff Lodge is a rustic lodge with private hot tubs, amazing sunset trails, and easy access to recreational activities such as watersports and biking.
Jacuzzi Suites Near Hood River
Are you looking for hotels with private hot tubs near Hood River? Here are three great options:
Portland (60 miles) - Famous for its food truck scene, coffee culture, craft breweries, Portland Japanese Garden, and Powell’s City of Books.
Vancouver (63 miles) - A must-visit for its Columbia River waterfront, historic site, local breweries, and hiking and water sports.
Eugene (149 miles) - Home to the University of Oregon, it is known for its running and eco-friendly culture that translates to a farm-to-table dining experience.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions — Hood River
What is the price range for Hood River hotels with in-room hot tubs?
Hood River hotels featuring in-room hot tubs typically range from $150 to $300 per night, depending on the season, hotel star rating, and specific amenities offered. Budget-friendly hotels options may start around $150, providing comfortable accommodations with essential features, including private hot tubs. Mid-range hotels generally fall between $200 and $250, offering enhanced services such as complimentary breakfast, scenic views, and additional recreational facilities. Luxury establishments can exceed $300 per night, presenting upscale amenities like spa services, gourmet dining, and personalized concierge. Prices may vary during peak tourist seasons, so booking in advance can help secure the best rates.
When is the best time to visit Hood River for a hotel stay with a hot tub?
The optimal time to visit Hood River for a hotel stay with a hot tub is during the spring (April to June) and fall (September to October) seasons. During these periods, the weather is mild, allowing guests to enjoy both indoor and outdoor hot tub experiences comfortably. Spring offers blooming landscapes and vibrant greenery, perfect for a relaxing retreat, while fall showcases stunning autumn foliage along the Columbia River Gorge. Additionally, visiting during these shoulder seasons often means fewer crowds and more competitive hotel rates. However, winter months can also be appealing for those seeking a cozy getaway with the warmth of a hot tub after outdoor activities.
Why are Hood River hotels with in-room hot tubs a top choice for couples?
Hood River hotels with in-room hot tubs are a top choice for couples due to their ability to provide a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. These accommodations offer private spaces where couples can unwind together, enjoy intimate moments, and take in breathtaking views of the surrounding natural beauty. The presence of a hot tub enhances the overall experience, allowing for soothing soaks after a day of exploring the scenic Columbia River Gorge or engaging in outdoor activities like hiking and wine tasting. Additionally, many hotels offer special packages for couples, including champagne, spa treatments, and romantic dinners, making Hood River an ideal destination for anniversaries, honeymoons, or romantic getaways.
What amenities can I expect from Hood River hotels with in-room hot tubs?
Hood River hotels with in-room hot tubs offer a variety of premium amenities to enhance your stay. Beyond the luxurious private hot tub, guests can typically enjoy features such as high-speed Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs with streaming services, and plush bedding for maximum comfort. Many hotels provide complimentary breakfast, on-site dining options, and fully equipped fitness centers. Additional amenities may include spa services, outdoor pools, scenic balconies or patios, and access to nearby recreational activities like kayaking and biking. Some properties also offer concierge services to help plan excursions and recommend local attractions, ensuring a memorable and convenient stay in Hood River.
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