Great area if you like small cities. We do. The people we met were very nice. We went to a small Baptist church for Sunday service and were welcomed in. It was a great service.The owner of the hotel is very nice. His dog Rosie was great. She would greet us each day.Rooms: The room was not very clean. It really needed a good vacuum and dusting.Bathroom was clean and the bed sheets were clean. No room service. Coffee was served in a room downstairs. The restaurant is closed.
Service: 2
Chris N
Poor experience. Pictures are not accurate. The check in counter and “restaurant “ are filled with clutter. My bathtub wasn’t clean so I asked for cleaner and a sponge which I was provided. He told me the housekeepers are young and new. When I returned the cleaner the owner told me he called and fired both his housekeepers. I asked him why he would do that the rest of the room is fine! I told him they just need some training and supervision. He was extremely upset and said he just can’t deal with it and shouldn’t have to. He said he was closing down the hotel and walked off. I had no intention of posting this but he treated me poorly as well as his employees.
Jay B.
What a fantastic stay. Wonderful owners and fantastic room themes. And what a super cute little town. We highly recommend!
Ben G
We like to stay at historic hotels especially small ones off the beaten path. The Union hotel has been on our list for a while. This place comes across to me as a once grand hotel that was renovated years ago and then allowed to decline. There appears to be another round of renovations going on now, but judging by the age of some of the debris piles around the property, it is going very slowly or possibly not progressing at all. Our room was renovated but the work was thoughtless and shoddy by my standards.Anyone who has any stability issues walking or balancing should avoid this place. No elevators. Tripping hazards, walkways obstructed, poorly installed fixtures that would easily come loose if you grabbed one for balance, and much of the first floor, as far as I could see is a cluttered hoard of knick knacks. The beautiful game room touted on the website has been closed off as the owner 's personal living room and office with Fox news playing on a gigantic TV all day.The parking in back is not really available to guests in favor of the owners cars and trailers plus most of it is used for an overgrown RV park and piles of junk and appliances from the hotel. So you'll need to park on the main road through town in front of the hotel. Which doesn't always feel safe due to rampant speeding and careless driving in town, but worked out ok for us.On the upside, it's a very cool historic building, the owner is friendly and dogs are welcome.Directly across the street is a Sinclair dino mart which is the hub of activity in town. The main entertainment seems to be for locals to burn rubber out of there in their huge trucks. If you want any sleep, bring ear plugs.
Service: 1
James Patterson
I just love staying at this unique, clean, quiet hotel! I visited for the first time 27-30 June and loved it so much I returned again last week, 18-21 July! Both times to play golf at Buffalo Peak and La Grande Country Club. Thus, I felt it only fitting to reside in the 19th Hole themed room.This place isn't your run-of-the-mill hotel. It not only has unique character because of its history and it's claw-foot tubs, beautiful carpets, tile and wood floors, and woodwork, but you're treated like family by its very kind owner Charlie and his sweet dog Rosie III. So much so, that I find it hard to leave! And the place is so peaceful being that it's located in a very safe small town with very little traffic...I thus sleep really well on their comfy beds. Hopefully, when the economy and labor market improves, Charlie can one day reopen the restaurant, but for now some good restaurants and stores are within easy walking distance.Definitely one of my favorite places to stay in all my frequent travels playing golf! Inexpensive too!
Service: 5
Zana Carver
I have had such a wonderful time at the Historic Union Hotel. Every single visit has been such a pleasant and positive experience. My credit goes to the owner, Charles Morden. He is kind and funny and makes everyone feel like family. You will not find that kind of service nearly anywhere else. I wish more businesses were like this hotel. If you get the opportunity to stay there, you will really enjoy it. Not to mention the unique decorating and antiques!
Service: 5
Theodore Peacock
Beautiful historic building! Rosie the dog is a sweetheart.
andrewfY9100VM
Stayed 8 days. Absolutely Cracking. Lovely staff. Beautiful people. Especially Jo. Love John Fitzgerald from Manchester. When I arrived on Sunday 13th March I was gloomy. 14th would of been old boys birthday.
Nathan Forsythe
I never spent the night in this historic hotel, but I first remember going inside when it was being renovated back in 1996, and when my church put on a wedding reception. I also ate at it's restaurant it once had (a small one) for my 21st ?, but the historic building itself is a photographers ? feast besides spending the night.
Sandra Meredith
Beautiful rooms with intriguing themes! So cool to see how well this 100 year old hotel has been maintained!
We recently attended a birthday party at this fantastic Hotel. The owner Charlie was absolutly a dream. His personal touch and food was out of this world! I cannot say enough about the entire event. Sandra (staff) is like a beautiful butterfly and sweet as can be. What a great night! This is what life is about, connecting! Thankyou Charlie
Service: 5
Dixie Soderling
We made a reservation to stay 3 nights to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Our arrival date was to be Friday - Monday (September 3-6). I contacted them as soon as 2 of our granddaughters tested positive for covid (Thursday 2am). By the way the owner hung up on me - he said I woke him up. I had no idea they didn’t have a 24 hour desk. The reason it was an issue is because our granddaughters had been staying in our home while their parents were out of town. On September 4, Saturday morning Both of of us tested positive. The hotel is charging our credit card for the room. I agree it’s not their fault but neither is it ours. Covid isn’t picky on who it chooses to make sick. We both had our shots last Spring. I wouldn’t stay at this hotel just because of the rudeness and lack of compassion. So disappointed. Not only do we have covid but being treated terribly. Do not bless them with your presence.
Service: 1
LindaMcDonald1963
My husband and I stayed in the Davis Brothers room for three days. This room was large and had a cozy king size bed. The shower was large with two shower heads and it had beautifully treated wooden shower walls. The gal who checked us in was very friendly and helpful anytime we had questions regarding the hotel or town of Union. The owner was also nice and had a great sense of humor. This hotel has a TV room with a small library, and places to sit on the front deck which was lovely in the evening as it cooled down outside. Highly recommend this hotel. It's a nice change from the basic commercial hotels we are used to staying in.
Barbara Henderson
Super nice owner Charlie.. Very clean room and so interesting, each room has its own story .. We stayed in the room downstairs very comfy .. Keep the History going .. Great Job Charlie..
Service: 5
Dance1122
Great history 100 years old .. Each room has its own charm .. Very friendly staff Charlie (owner) and Jesse housekeeper went above and beyond to our needs ..thanks for a great stay I will definitely be back
Great area if you like small cities. We do. The people we met were very nice. We went to a small Baptist church for Sunday service and were welcomed in. It was a great service.The owner of the hotel is very nice. His dog Rosie was great. She would greet us each day.Rooms: The room was not very clean. It really needed a good vacuum and dusting.Bathroom was clean and the bed sheets were clean. No room service. Coffee was served in a room downstairs. The restaurant is closed.
Service: 2
Poor experience. Pictures are not accurate. The check in counter and “restaurant “ are filled with clutter. My bathtub wasn’t clean so I asked for cleaner and a sponge which I was provided. He told me the housekeepers are young and new. When I returned the cleaner the owner told me he called and fired both his housekeepers. I asked him why he would do that the rest of the room is fine! I told him they just need some training and supervision. He was extremely upset and said he just can’t deal with it and shouldn’t have to. He said he was closing down the hotel and walked off. I had no intention of posting this but he treated me poorly as well as his employees.
What a fantastic stay. Wonderful owners and fantastic room themes. And what a super cute little town. We highly recommend!
We like to stay at historic hotels especially small ones off the beaten path. The Union hotel has been on our list for a while. This place comes across to me as a once grand hotel that was renovated years ago and then allowed to decline. There appears to be another round of renovations going on now, but judging by the age of some of the debris piles around the property, it is going very slowly or possibly not progressing at all. Our room was renovated but the work was thoughtless and shoddy by my standards.Anyone who has any stability issues walking or balancing should avoid this place. No elevators. Tripping hazards, walkways obstructed, poorly installed fixtures that would easily come loose if you grabbed one for balance, and much of the first floor, as far as I could see is a cluttered hoard of knick knacks. The beautiful game room touted on the website has been closed off as the owner 's personal living room and office with Fox news playing on a gigantic TV all day.The parking in back is not really available to guests in favor of the owners cars and trailers plus most of it is used for an overgrown RV park and piles of junk and appliances from the hotel. So you'll need to park on the main road through town in front of the hotel. Which doesn't always feel safe due to rampant speeding and careless driving in town, but worked out ok for us.On the upside, it's a very cool historic building, the owner is friendly and dogs are welcome.Directly across the street is a Sinclair dino mart which is the hub of activity in town. The main entertainment seems to be for locals to burn rubber out of there in their huge trucks. If you want any sleep, bring ear plugs.
Service: 1
I just love staying at this unique, clean, quiet hotel! I visited for the first time 27-30 June and loved it so much I returned again last week, 18-21 July! Both times to play golf at Buffalo Peak and La Grande Country Club. Thus, I felt it only fitting to reside in the 19th Hole themed room.This place isn't your run-of-the-mill hotel. It not only has unique character because of its history and it's claw-foot tubs, beautiful carpets, tile and wood floors, and woodwork, but you're treated like family by its very kind owner Charlie and his sweet dog Rosie III. So much so, that I find it hard to leave! And the place is so peaceful being that it's located in a very safe small town with very little traffic...I thus sleep really well on their comfy beds. Hopefully, when the economy and labor market improves, Charlie can one day reopen the restaurant, but for now some good restaurants and stores are within easy walking distance.Definitely one of my favorite places to stay in all my frequent travels playing golf! Inexpensive too!
Service: 5
I have had such a wonderful time at the Historic Union Hotel. Every single visit has been such a pleasant and positive experience. My credit goes to the owner, Charles Morden. He is kind and funny and makes everyone feel like family. You will not find that kind of service nearly anywhere else. I wish more businesses were like this hotel. If you get the opportunity to stay there, you will really enjoy it. Not to mention the unique decorating and antiques!
Service: 5
Beautiful historic building! Rosie the dog is a sweetheart.
Stayed 8 days. Absolutely Cracking. Lovely staff. Beautiful people. Especially Jo. Love John Fitzgerald from Manchester. When I arrived on Sunday 13th March I was gloomy. 14th would of been old boys birthday.
I never spent the night in this historic hotel, but I first remember going inside when it was being renovated back in 1996, and when my church put on a wedding reception. I also ate at it's restaurant it once had (a small one) for my 21st ?, but the historic building itself is a photographers ? feast besides spending the night.
Beautiful rooms with intriguing themes! So cool to see how well this 100 year old hotel has been maintained!
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We recently attended a birthday party at this fantastic Hotel. The owner Charlie was absolutly a dream. His personal touch and food was out of this world! I cannot say enough about the entire event. Sandra (staff) is like a beautiful butterfly and sweet as can be. What a great night! This is what life is about, connecting! Thankyou Charlie
Service: 5
We made a reservation to stay 3 nights to celebrate our 50th anniversary. Our arrival date was to be Friday - Monday (September 3-6). I contacted them as soon as 2 of our granddaughters tested positive for covid (Thursday 2am). By the way the owner hung up on me - he said I woke him up. I had no idea they didn’t have a 24 hour desk. The reason it was an issue is because our granddaughters had been staying in our home while their parents were out of town. On September 4, Saturday morning Both of of us tested positive. The hotel is charging our credit card for the room. I agree it’s not their fault but neither is it ours. Covid isn’t picky on who it chooses to make sick. We both had our shots last Spring. I wouldn’t stay at this hotel just because of the rudeness and lack of compassion. So disappointed. Not only do we have covid but being treated terribly. Do not bless them with your presence.
Service: 1
My husband and I stayed in the Davis Brothers room for three days. This room was large and had a cozy king size bed. The shower was large with two shower heads and it had beautifully treated wooden shower walls. The gal who checked us in was very friendly and helpful anytime we had questions regarding the hotel or town of Union. The owner was also nice and had a great sense of humor. This hotel has a TV room with a small library, and places to sit on the front deck which was lovely in the evening as it cooled down outside. Highly recommend this hotel. It's a nice change from the basic commercial hotels we are used to staying in.
Super nice owner Charlie.. Very clean room and so interesting, each room has its own story .. We stayed in the room downstairs very comfy .. Keep the History going .. Great Job Charlie..
Service: 5
Great history 100 years old .. Each room has its own charm .. Very friendly staff Charlie (owner) and Jesse housekeeper went above and beyond to our needs ..thanks for a great stay I will definitely be back