Sleep Inn & Suites

Still a very nice place to stay in Redmond. I used the exercise room this time but didn’t make it to the pool. Very snowy this time out but they kept the area shoveled and placed ice melt on the slick spots.
Room was comfortable and enjoyed the fridge and microwave. We were facing the mall this time so there was no noise from either sides. Heard a few dogs bark but all in all a good quiet time.
We left our do not disturb sign up a bit too long some mornings and missed the towel service but solved that with the front desk clerk, Meadow who was very friendly.
****A side note when I checked in on Unilocal there was a coupon on Unilocal for 15% off of our best available rate. The clerk said, yeah, we don’t honor that. We can’t change your bill. I said no one can? So, she asked the manager and she said, no Unilocal hasn’t paid us for last year so we no longer honor that. So, caveat emptor, my friends.
The manager went on to say we have many specials on line if you stay three nights. I said, I stayed four night, she said well you have to make a reservation on the website. I said I did make a reservation on the website. And then she just walked away.
So, not so much about the deals at this place but then they shouldn’t advertise the specials then should they?
Like the place, not the games.

They take such good care of my airline crews here. We experience different levels of hotel service everywhere and it means so much to us to feel welcomed and receive the little things that help us go about our lives and work lives. Thank you so much to these employees

Stopped here on the road and they had one of the few rooms remaining in the area. Very clean amenities, nice breakfast area and cozy room and beds. Walls are a little hollow but everything else was fine.

We’ve stayed at this hotel several times, and won’t stay anywhere else when in Redmond, Oregon. Jenny, Shannon, and the rest of the team are committed to making sure the guests have a better than first class experience. We’ve stayed at a lot of hotels in a lot of places, and no other hotel anywhere comes close to their commitment. It’s not only a reflection on who they are as professionals, but also a reflection on the owner of the hotel, the Eberhard’s, the folks famous for the Eberhard’s Dairy in Redmond. They are so committed to the guests, that when they found out we were in Redmond to see our new grandson for the first time, a wonderful card congratulating us arrive at our hotel door. A nice touch. Those are the kind of things we remember beyond the usual hotel stay kind of things. If we could give them more than 5-​stars, we would. THANK YOU!

We had a flight arriving late into Redmond after a long day of travel with an infant, so we decided to stay in a hotel near the airport before heading to Sunriver for our vacation rental the next day. I did research and found that this hotel was highly rated, included breakfast, and had the option of a larger room to accommodate our baby, stuff and give us some room.
It was easy to make the reservation on the website. I requested a crib, and it was waiting for us in the room, which I appreciated because it was late and we were ready to put the baby to sleep immediately. I was also happy to have a mini fridge, which I needed to store breastmilk for my baby. It was even cold when we arrived.
We had a king suite, which allowed us some room to put the crib in, spread out a bit, and let the baby sleep while we finished up some things for ourselves. We brought a sound machine, which helped as well. The bathroom was large with a large walk in shower. The bed was very comfy! I found it to be quiet, though the noise machine helped too. We didn’t use any amenities except breakfast. It was very good. My husband enjoyed the waffles, eggs and biscuits with gravy. I was really happy to find fresh bagels and yogurt.
The only thing I would change is more easily accessible outlets by the bed and a slightly cheaper rate. However, I would stay again if traveling to Redmond!

Sleep… is something I needed the night I arrived at Sleep Inn & Suites in Redmond, OR and boy did I get it.
This hotel was really nice and I enjoyed my stay. First though, let’s talk about beds. This bed… OMG…this bed! It was amazing. it was like sleeping in a cloud while angels flew above and played their harps. I think it was some sort of memory foam mattress and as soon as I hit the bed I was out like a light. The rest of the room was very nice, but I spent most of my time, as indicated by the name of the hotel, sleeping and didn’t have much time for anything else.
I give the Sleep Inn & Suites 4 Doubledays. I would give them the same rating if that bed was in a tent in the middle of the woods.

Great hotel. Great prices. Clean & decent complimentary free breakfast. Close to the Redmond airport. Walmart is across the street. Staff are always friendly and know me by my name :)

Terrible hotel. Company pays for the room but I wouldn’t. Room smelled like asphalt from the repaving of the parking lot. Room key did not work. TV didn’t work. Front deck did not answer the phone at 8 o’clock.

My family of five stopped at this hotel for one night while traveling all over the Pacific Northwest. I’ve realized that there aren’t very many luxury hotels in Oregon, and prices are always at a premium. Finding deals, my most favorite hobby, is next to impossible. Therefore, I was pleased when I noticed that Sleep Inn not only had decent reviews, but a deal on Unilocal!We checked it out first, and decided to go for it!
Rooms were clean, spacious, and comfortable. I did, however, find an opened bag of peanuts in one of the drawers. It took me about 15 minutes to decide that I would just forget about the oversight, and assume that the rest of the room had been thoroughly cleaned. Beds were standard for a hotel of this caliber. Mattresses seemed a bit old, but pillows were comfy. Bedding was warm and comfortable. Air conditioning worked well, and the room included a refrigerator and microwave, which also worked well. Toiletries were just fine, but oddly smelled like my grandma. I opted not to use them. The complimentary breakfast buffet was great! Everything was good quality, and there was a large selection: muffins, assorted pastries, bagels, cereals, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, make your own waffles, fruit, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, and juice, coffee, and tea. We also used the exercise and pool facilities, which we found satisfactory, though the pool smelled very strong of chlorine. I guess that’s a good thing!
Would we stay here again? If we find ourselves in Redmond, Oregon again, absolutely. It served the intended purpose, and we were all well rested to get back on the road the following day.

The folks here are awesome! I’m a flight attend and we stay here often… they are always very accommodating.

After my stay here, I decided that I really do like smaller hotels/​chains like this rather than the Hiltons, Marriotts and Westins of the world — and I flew 83 000+ miles last year, so I feel like I can judge hotels with some authority.
The Sleep Inn at Redmond has a lot of things going for it. First, they have an airport shuttle that runs pretty much on request. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a pretty, clean lobby — nothing too fancy, but definitely homey looking and comforting. All the desk agents I encountered were nice and friendly. Check in was a breeze, and so was checkout.
The wifi is free, and it’s good. The whole hotel itself is fairly new, and you can tell they keep in clean. I had a pretty standard room with a king bed, a small desk with an office chair, a couch you can lounge on, closet, a good-​sized TV, fridge and microwave. The bathroom was fairly sizable as well. No tub but I liked the angled shape of the shower, and there was good water pressure without being wasteful of water. There was a set of wash essentials that even included makeup remover. I forgot my toothpaste (I’m constantly forgetting toothpaste when traveling!) and the front desk lady ran some up to my room, which I appreciated, as I’ve had some hotels not have any at all, some that asked me to buy it from their store, and some that did have it but asked me to come get it myself. Of course, it’s my fault that I didn’t have it, so I really do appreciate the courtesy that I received.
They also have a continental breakfast from 6−10a that included the usuals: cereal, oatmeal, tea, coffee, bagels, toast, waffle maker. Slightly less usual are eggs, as well as biscuit and gravy. No fruit, but oh well. It’s free.
Choice Hotels (of which Sleep Inn is one brand) generally are newer and much friendlier than the more «luxury» hotels and for a better price — and you don’t get charged for wifi, parking, breakfast, what have you. If you travel to Redmond, OR, stay at this one. If you travel elsewhere, I highly suggest checking for one of these in the area.

Newer hotel in the Redmond area and about a mile from the small downtown area that has some good places to eat.
This is not a 4 Seasons. It Is however a clean and quiet hotel that is perfect for the business traveller. This is the second time I have stayed here and both times the service was good.
Compared to the rates for a comparable hotel in Bend this is very reasonable.

Good spot. Worth the coin I think. Walmart across the street and a cool pizza place right by. Indoor pool and jacuzzi and a place to work out. Clean. Whaddaya want? Rock it!

If you are comparing places to stay in Redmond, or want something fairly convenient to either Bend or Sisters, this is a great choice. It’s on the north end of town, and from what I can tell, is fairly new.
The staff is incredibly friendly, particularly Tiffany (sp?) at the front desk. After we headed out for an event, I was worried I forgot to unplug a straightening iron so we called them and they sent someone up to the room to make sure it was indeed unplugged. Also I totally got the check out time wrong — thought it was 12noon but it was 11a… which I realized at 11:30a. I called down to front desk and they just laughed and said no problem.
Everything was incredibly clean and tidy. If you are looking for one of their 2 queen suite options try to get room 328 (includes pull out couch). It’s in a corner on the 3^rd floor and has a great view of the mountains. It’s also dog friendly!
There’s a pool, somewhat small but nice if a bit cold at night, and a hot tub. Free breakfast in AM is more or less what you would expect — pastries, muffins, cereal, waffle maker, scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, juices, fruit, coffee, yogurt, etc. Ample free parking. We’ll definitely be back for any future trips to this area!

Newer looking than most Redmond hotels, the Sleep Inn is probably one of the higher-​end hotel chains in the Choice Hotels family. Our room was very clean and had a microwave, fridge, laptop desk, and slipper chair & ottoman. Wifi is complimentary, as is a continental breakfast which I thought was better than most: fresh fruit, muffins, bagels, yogurt, cereal, juice, oatmeal, and a do-​it-​yourself waffle iron were the main components. If you want a more substantial breakfast there is a restaurant called Chloe about 50 feet from the hotel lobby (not complimentary)…we didn’t go there but I believe they’re open for breakfast/​lunch/​dinner.
The pool/​hot tub area is indoors and appears well kept. We went for a late night soak, expecting the pool to close at 9 or 10, but they keep it open till midnight which I wish more hotels would do.
Two words of warning: 1) the prices, while probably fine by Portland standards, are pretty high for Redmond and 2) there is a vet clinic adjoining the hotel property to the south. I don’t know how often this happens, but both mornings we stayed here we awoke to the sound of a barking St. Bernard who had been kenneled right below our window (our room was on the south side of the hotel). So you might consider asking for a room on the north side of the hotel (the side closest to Chloe), especially if you plan to «sleep in» at Sleep Inn.

I have no idea how long this place has been around, but it appears new.
Very friendly young lady checked us in and about an hour early of check in time.
The room is a good size with a light and bright feel to it. The walls must be well insulated as were the doors hefty to block out noise. I heard nothing even though the place was sold out.
The beds are comfortable and the tv clear, I mean what else does one need ;-{)
Oh and breakfast is included, but we did not partake so no opinion in this area. I mean there are days I just can not mix with the plebs. ;-{)