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Mt. Hood Hamlet Oregon Bed and Breakfast
A "gorgeous" hour and a half up the Columbia River Gorge from the Portland International
Fork of the Hood River, midway between the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area and the
top of Mt. Hood, our Mt Hood Inn is centrally located for numerous year-round outdoor
activities. GPS: Lat 45.5349°N, Long -121.5666°W
A wide variety of dining experiences are to be savored from several nearby restaurants, and
there are now over twenty wineries in the Columbia Gorge AVA, which provide even more
reasons for exploring the Mt. Hood/Columbia Gorge area.
Four unique guestrooms are decorated beautifully with comfort and care. Each with a private
bath, fireplace and TV/VCR/DVD. There is an outdoor hot-tub, to 'soak' in the magnificent
mountain view or the evening stars at our Mt. Hood Bed and Breakfast. A full breakfast is
served at your convenience between 8:00 to 9:30AM.
Happy Birthday Oregon!
Free WiFi hotspot and guest computer!
Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild Inspected Hospitality.
About our Mt Hood Inn:
afternoon of conversation, bird watching or taking in a movie you have selected from our
video collection. The Inn's Library (pictured above) contains many of Diane's books on Mt.
Hood Hamlet Bed And Breakfast's Great Room is the perfect place to settle in for an
architecture and English History. It is a cozy place to curl up with a good book, fire in the
fireplace and while away a winter afternoon. Enjoy the feel of the outdoors while lounging in
the Bed and Breakfast's Garden Room. It is a transition from the dining room to our Bed and
Breakfast Mt. Hood's outdoor spa, yet a cozy place to curl up with a book or to take a nap.
The B and B's upstairs hall can be enjoyed with a cup of coffee or tea while you peruse the
activity resources available. You may add a pin for your home town to our world visitor's map.
Use the Inn's telescope to watch birds or see climbers and skiers on Mt. Hood, or to simply
view the Oregon country side.
Paul's parents, Bertha and Bernard Romans, purchased this property in 1948. Over the
years, Paul's mother developed a magnificent garden which she attended past her
ninety-fifth birthday. Mrs. Romans taught home economics at the nearby rural high school.
She became a widow shortly after her retirement but wished to continue living on the
acreage.
It proved a challenge for Mrs. Romans to keep the house in adequate condition for her
comfort level and, when Paul and Diane obtained the property, they knew they would have to
build a new home. After each had enjoyed thirty-year teaching experiences in Portland, they
felt energy remained for a new adventure. With the variety of vegetation and the terrific view in
place for them, running a bed and breakfast clearly presented itself as a wonderful second
career.
Lodging History at Mt. Hood Hamlet:
The house was designed by Earl Seaman, an architect who creates houses from Everett,
Washington to Bend, Oregon. A Romans ancestral house built in the 1770's in Rhode
Island served as the inspiration for the new Bed and Breakfast in Mt Hood, Oregon. With the
ability to build an inn from the ground up, space for modern bathrooms (two with Jacuzzi
tubs) could be incorporated without sacrificing bedroom or closet space and windows were
placed to take advantage of views of the Oregon country side. Paul and Diane acted as their
own contractors, putting in long days for more than eighteen months in order to create a
haven for travelers to our unique area. A local cabinet maker enhanced the Great Room and
Library with extensive bookshelves. One visitor described Mt. Hood Bed and Breakfast as
possessing "a relaxed elegance", which is precisely the environment Paul and Diane
envisioned. Forty-eight years after the Romans family first moved onto the property, Paul and
Diane moved into their new Bed and Breakfast and became innkeepers.
Assisting with inn-keeping duties is Debbie Godin. Inn-keeping is a natural progression
from her previous positions and she is a true asset in the smooth functioning of the bed and
breakfast. A great deal of the credit for the expansion and maintenance of the extensive
garden must be given to the Rodriguez family. While tagging along with their mother, the
youngest two children water pots and trim flowers. The oldest two boys have helped with
major outside projects while Mrs. Rodriguez and the oldest girls have taken on a good deal
of the daily cleaning projects.
The Bed and Breakfast's 'Backyard Habitat' designation by the National Wildlife Federation
for the food, water, shelter and nesting area we provide, has attracted over 45 different
identified bird species, providing many birdwatching opportunities. Our Columbia Gorge
Bed and Breakfast is a Green Inn, using earth-friendly cleaning products, serving local
produce when possible, composting on site and recycling all materials accepted by our
local waste stream. The Bed and Breakfast's heating and air conditioning comes from
geothermal heat exchange.
After more than ten years in business as a Mt. Hood Bed and Breakfast, Paul and Diane
have as much enthusiasm as ever for operating a four-bedroom, home-stay bed and
breakfast inn. It is the couple's pleasure to share their spacious Inn and act as a travel
resource for their visitors.
Guest Rooms:
Four individually unique guest rooms have been created at our Hood River Bed and
Breakfast, each with wide-plank oak floors, original artwork and family pieces. All have
private baths with tub/showers, TV and DVD/VCRs. A large collection of videos is available to
our Bed and Breakfast guests. Each chamber also has a pair of cozy robes for you to
snuggle up in while on Mt. Hood, or use to walk down to the outdoor jacuzzi. A refrigerator on
the main floor is stocked with soft drinks and juices. In the upstairs seating area, feel free to
make a fresh cup of coffee or tea 24 hour a day, read through information about nearby
attractions and activities, or heat up your leftovers in the microwave, another refrigerator here
can hold your wine or 'doggie bag' from dinner. We look forward to making you feel at home
at our Bed and Breakfast on the Hood River.
Mt Hood Meadows Lodging Specials:
Be sure to check back often for new specials. Call us at (800) 407-0570 to plan the perfect
ski weekend, or romantic getaway.
For that SPECIAL Someone
A basket of fruit, cheese, and crackers, with your choice of sparkling cider or local wine. $35
or $50, depending upon beverage. Easy listening David Young CD, add $15.
Midweek Escape
Spend two nights Sunday through Thursday and receive a 15% discount in any of our four
rooms.
Winter Ski Special
Stay with us and ski Mt. Hood Meadows from open to close for only $35. We are only 20
minutes from the slopes!
6741 Highway 35
Mt. Hood, Oregon (OR) 97041
(800) 407-0570
(541) 352-3574
Fork of the Hood River, midway between the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area and the
top of Mt. Hood, our Mt Hood Inn is centrally located for numerous year-round outdoor
activities. GPS: Lat 45.5349°N, Long -121.5666°W
A wide variety of dining experiences are to be savored from several nearby restaurants, and
there are now over twenty wineries in the Columbia Gorge AVA, which provide even more
reasons for exploring the Mt. Hood/Columbia Gorge area.
Four unique guestrooms are decorated beautifully with comfort and care. Each with a private
bath, fireplace and TV/VCR/DVD. There is an outdoor hot-tub, to 'soak' in the magnificent
mountain view or the evening stars at our Mt. Hood Bed and Breakfast. A full breakfast is
served at your convenience between 8:00 to 9:30AM.
Happy Birthday Oregon!
Free WiFi hotspot and guest computer!
Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild Inspected Hospitality.
About our Mt Hood Inn:
afternoon of conversation, bird watching or taking in a movie you have selected from our
video collection. The Inn's Library (pictured above) contains many of Diane's books on Mt.
Hood Hamlet Bed And Breakfast's Great Room is the perfect place to settle in for an
architecture and English History. It is a cozy place to curl up with a good book, fire in the
fireplace and while away a winter afternoon. Enjoy the feel of the outdoors while lounging in
the Bed and Breakfast's Garden Room. It is a transition from the dining room to our Bed and
Breakfast Mt. Hood's outdoor spa, yet a cozy place to curl up with a book or to take a nap.
The B and B's upstairs hall can be enjoyed with a cup of coffee or tea while you peruse the
activity resources available. You may add a pin for your home town to our world visitor's map.
Use the Inn's telescope to watch birds or see climbers and skiers on Mt. Hood, or to simply
view the Oregon country side.
Paul's parents, Bertha and Bernard Romans, purchased this property in 1948. Over the
years, Paul's mother developed a magnificent garden which she attended past her
ninety-fifth birthday. Mrs. Romans taught home economics at the nearby rural high school.
She became a widow shortly after her retirement but wished to continue living on the
acreage.
It proved a challenge for Mrs. Romans to keep the house in adequate condition for her
comfort level and, when Paul and Diane obtained the property, they knew they would have to
build a new home. After each had enjoyed thirty-year teaching experiences in Portland, they
felt energy remained for a new adventure. With the variety of vegetation and the terrific view in
place for them, running a bed and breakfast clearly presented itself as a wonderful second
career.
Lodging History at Mt. Hood Hamlet:
The house was designed by Earl Seaman, an architect who creates houses from Everett,
Washington to Bend, Oregon. A Romans ancestral house built in the 1770's in Rhode
Island served as the inspiration for the new Bed and Breakfast in Mt Hood, Oregon. With the
ability to build an inn from the ground up, space for modern bathrooms (two with Jacuzzi
tubs) could be incorporated without sacrificing bedroom or closet space and windows were
placed to take advantage of views of the Oregon country side. Paul and Diane acted as their
own contractors, putting in long days for more than eighteen months in order to create a
haven for travelers to our unique area. A local cabinet maker enhanced the Great Room and
Library with extensive bookshelves. One visitor described Mt. Hood Bed and Breakfast as
possessing "a relaxed elegance", which is precisely the environment Paul and Diane
envisioned. Forty-eight years after the Romans family first moved onto the property, Paul and
Diane moved into their new Bed and Breakfast and became innkeepers.
Assisting with inn-keeping duties is Debbie Godin. Inn-keeping is a natural progression
from her previous positions and she is a true asset in the smooth functioning of the bed and
breakfast. A great deal of the credit for the expansion and maintenance of the extensive
garden must be given to the Rodriguez family. While tagging along with their mother, the
youngest two children water pots and trim flowers. The oldest two boys have helped with
major outside projects while Mrs. Rodriguez and the oldest girls have taken on a good deal
of the daily cleaning projects.
The Bed and Breakfast's 'Backyard Habitat' designation by the National Wildlife Federation
for the food, water, shelter and nesting area we provide, has attracted over 45 different
identified bird species, providing many birdwatching opportunities. Our Columbia Gorge
Bed and Breakfast is a Green Inn, using earth-friendly cleaning products, serving local
produce when possible, composting on site and recycling all materials accepted by our
local waste stream. The Bed and Breakfast's heating and air conditioning comes from
geothermal heat exchange.
After more than ten years in business as a Mt. Hood Bed and Breakfast, Paul and Diane
have as much enthusiasm as ever for operating a four-bedroom, home-stay bed and
breakfast inn. It is the couple's pleasure to share their spacious Inn and act as a travel
resource for their visitors.
Guest Rooms:
Four individually unique guest rooms have been created at our Hood River Bed and
Breakfast, each with wide-plank oak floors, original artwork and family pieces. All have
private baths with tub/showers, TV and DVD/VCRs. A large collection of videos is available to
our Bed and Breakfast guests. Each chamber also has a pair of cozy robes for you to
snuggle up in while on Mt. Hood, or use to walk down to the outdoor jacuzzi. A refrigerator on
the main floor is stocked with soft drinks and juices. In the upstairs seating area, feel free to
make a fresh cup of coffee or tea 24 hour a day, read through information about nearby
attractions and activities, or heat up your leftovers in the microwave, another refrigerator here
can hold your wine or 'doggie bag' from dinner. We look forward to making you feel at home
at our Bed and Breakfast on the Hood River.
Mt Hood Meadows Lodging Specials:
Be sure to check back often for new specials. Call us at (800) 407-0570 to plan the perfect
ski weekend, or romantic getaway.
For that SPECIAL Someone
A basket of fruit, cheese, and crackers, with your choice of sparkling cider or local wine. $35
or $50, depending upon beverage. Easy listening David Young CD, add $15.
Midweek Escape
Spend two nights Sunday through Thursday and receive a 15% discount in any of our four
rooms.
Winter Ski Special
Stay with us and ski Mt. Hood Meadows from open to close for only $35. We are only 20
minutes from the slopes!
6741 Highway 35
Mt. Hood, Oregon (OR) 97041
(800) 407-0570
(541) 352-3574
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