The receptionist/clerk was very accommodating, my friend and I rode motorcycles 450 miles to stay at your location and was upgraded to a double bed, at no extra cost, and was even allowed to park our motorcycles in front of the lobby in order to Have a safer and less stress stay. I honestly forget her name, but she was a bit younger, but she was fantastic and very reasonable and easy to talk to.

All was great

It was quiet considering it is off season. The bed wasn't as comfortable as it had been on my last two stays at the Fremont. The room was clean, but the fixtures were breaking down. Overall, I didn't enjoy my stay this time. I may try one of the other places in Lakeview next trip.

We have been traveling for over 3 weeks. We've racked up many hotel stays. The Freemont Inn was hands down the best we stayed in. Our room was spotless and very comfortable. The continental breakfast was a great way to start our day.

There wasn't anything wrong that we saw.

The breakfast was not offered at this time of year. The facility was very well kept and clean and the staff was great.

The edge of the bed in room 101 was badly broken down on one side and needs to be replaced. This was the only negative thing we found with this facility.

The breakfast was satisfactory. I would have liked to have seen more fresh fruit and pastries. I liked the fact the room had a kitchenette with a full size refrigerator, sink, and microwave.

I did not like my credit card being charged on check in. Most hotels wait until the guest checks out before charging the credit card.

I liked having the kitchenette, I was able to warm my “leftovers” from lunch. The room was spacious, the AC unit wasn’t easy to access to adjust the temperature.

For the price of the room, the breakfast left a lot to be desired.

The room was great with a little kitchenette which I was not expecting. It was clean and the air conditioning worked well. I liked the storage space as well.

There were no side entrances available to use. Having to go all the way around to the front entrance only was sort of a hassle. The lobby and hallway was very hot.

The decor of the lobby and dining area was well done and very homey! There was a very welcoming and "we care about you" pride of placement of the furniture in the lobby area that you don't see very much any more. The tables, chairs, and couches were very inviting and comfortable. Our room was also very homey and provided a kitchenette that was perfect for a short stay. The seating area for eating and watching TV in our room was comfortable and the floor lamp was well chosen for function and style. Congratulations on the "pride of ownership" that was evident throughout the Inn.

The little kitchen area in the room was useful and well stocked. We really appreciated that paper towels were provided. Our room was spotlessly clean. The women on the front desk warned us about the yellowish water, but we didn't try drinking it. A water cooler was provided in the communal area.

The breakfast was adequate - a variety of packaged sweet pastries, yogurt, fruit, scrambled egg and sausages that looked as if they had been microwaved. We saw no bread/toast or spreads. If you like a sweet breakfast, it would be fine.

The hotel was very clean and they provided daily freshen-up of room (if wanted). The owners were very helpful with a change in my reservation due to my stay for nearby wildland fire and were great to work with.

Nothing to not like