Shilo Inn Suites Hotel Warrenton

Not impressed and this will be the last time I stay here. I’ve come a couple times hoping to see improvements after making comments. However, nothing has been done. The rooms as stated below are «loudly» outdated. The pool and spa are brown. The location is great. At one time Shilos were the place to stay. No longer is that the case. Until a remodel is done I will take my business elsewhere.

Stayed one night

I had requested this hotel to my employer while do some work here for the week because I’d stayed before and was good but this time I was disappointed about the so called premium cable that does not exist.4 channels and most are info ones. Talked to front desk and there is some dispute issue going on. I bought a inexpensive DVD player and had to rent some movies instead.

Aside from the filthy edges of the carpeting, the room was very clean. But ridiculously loudly dated. The décor screams 1982′, with faded mauve paintings in gold frames. The room reminded me of a dumbed down Siegfried and Roy dressing room.
Even the posters in the elevator feature a 1980’s couple, big hair and all, enjoying ocean side dining at its mediocre-​est
Look, they are trying. They are nice and they try to maintain the property. But for $ 135 a night, it needs to feel like 2014, not pre –Madonna.

The staff here had been nasty to me all day I would avoid them like the plague asked to change rooms to a room with a king bed rather than 2 doubles (I am traveling alone) she says well we don’t have any available just don’t sleep in the one bed… Ok… Checked in and I’ve never had a ruder staff to check in to and you would think they’d be nice since our company has us booked here for 3 weeks…

Stayed at this Shiloh specifically for work-​related Internet. Hotel advertises WiFi. Evening we checked in the hotel’s Internet went offline. We phoned front desk. Next morning we needed to video conference with China. Internet was still down. We asked how long staff expected it to be down. Reply was «We’re working on it.» After a couple of hours, finally used our cell phone. Upon checkout we discovered that IT guy hadn’t even arrived yet! We feel ripped off & lied to! If we could give negative stars we would. Hotel was the most expensive of our week long travels.

Nothing terrible, nothing great. Good service and a decent breakfast all for a decent price.

We have stayed here multiple times — our favorite go-​to place at the coast because the rates are affordable and they have a pool. Bobbie in the breakfast room is a big plus — she works so hard and keeps everything stocked. It’s a pretty good breakfast as far as Continental breakfasts at hotels go.

We have stayed here several times while visiting my son who was stationed in Astoria. The employees are always very helpful and it is always clean.

Stayed here a lot of times for military monthly training, when they used to put up the soldiers. The ladies were always very friendly and helpful for us, telling us the best places to go or eat. They were particularly friendly with my father because of how many times he’s stayed, and what a pleasant person he was to them. Sometimes they’d let us stay in the best rooms because of it.
I am NOT a morning person. Eleven AM is my time that I get up, anything before and I’m grouchy all day. But the breakfast here offers waffles that I just cannot say no to. I WILL get up to get the waffles and go right back to sleep. It’s a waffle machine you make the waffles yourself, but the batter has crack in it, or something.
It’s old and outdated, and really needs a remodel, but I’ve always had a great time here and enjoyed my stay.

The staff is very friendly. The included breakfast is standard premade frozen breakfast food. I bought fruit to supplement since the fresh food aspect is lacking. The coffee is quite good. The location has an indoor pool, spa and saunas. The pool is cold for being indoor and the surface is stained brown which is off putting. The spa is nicely heated. The exercise room has a bike, treadmill and multipurpose machine. I did not use it, but it seems adequate. The steam sauna has a mildew smell that is so bad it is unusable. The location is convenient to the beach, restaurants and national parks. The room has outdated décor but the beds are comfortable. My room had a small kitchen which I did not use. Overall cleanliness is fair. In my opinion, the room and pool area could have been cleaner. Given the low price of a nightly stay, you get what you pay for.

This was a relatively long-​stay place for us while we relocated to the area, so we had a room with a kitchenette. The dishwasher and toaster made the kitchenette better than at some other places. Also, our room looked out on a slough thru some trees, so it was usually quite quiet and there was water fowl to watch.
Desk and housekeeping staff were all quite friendly and helpful. The breakfast is nothing special. As someone else noted, the place is stuck in the past in some ways, especially that ancient poster in the elevator! We didn’t appreciate the close proximity of dogs in the hall a couple times and the barking we could sometimes hear. Also, the computer in the lobby, which we needed to use to print some things, never did work during our stay.
The location is convenient and much easier to negotiate than the many places in Astoria. However, perhaps because it’s almost the only motel in town (the other is a dumpy place in Hammond), the rate increases for holidays are truly egregious even if the place does fill up in spite of them.

I have to give the desk clerk who checked us in two thumbs up.
She handled check-​in with patience, grace, and compassion.
If you read my reviews I often talk about customer service. Not only am I instrumental in helping to run several small local businesses, but I have spent more than a decade working in the field of customer service.
I find it more than irritating that, in today’s volatile job market, where jobs are scarce and those WITH jobs should be top-​notch workers who not only give a shit that they have a job, but who are doing jobs that they can actually excel at.
I also come from an angle of being a parent to two kids, one of which has Autism.
My son was excited to be at the hotel. He clapped and hooted a few times and expressed himself in vocal tones rather than words (as he is non-​verbal).
The woman working at the desk was patient, sweet, and interacted with both of my kids.
The hotel itself is stuck in the 80’s
The décor is either brilliant or a nightmare (it depends on how you feel about this era) even down to the poster that is encased in glass that hangs in the elevator with photographs of people portraying guests of various Shilo Inns (one look at this and I would defy you to call it anything other than 1984).
The room was clean. The hotel itself was clean.
While the price was a bit of a shock, the realization that we were staying on Labor Day set-​in and the pill became a bit less jagged.
Kudos to you, Shilo Inn of Warrenton.

I love the Shilo in Warrenton, but I hate the huge increase in price for a room during salmon season. Seriously, $ 199, really??? Come on Man! I drop some serious coin on fishing equipment, my boat, gas, bait, and food for a nice 3 – 4 day fishing trip and you have to bend me over for $ 200 a night. I thought the government and banks had me bent over.
My room was clean and standard, nothing fancy.

The beds are super comfortable, but the walls are thin and the plumbing noisy. There was no water in the vending machines but there was a Walgreens across the street. Also the gym is less than okay. It’s got one treadmill, one bike, and one weird weight machine. The treadmill seems a little broken…