The Ontario center is about 1 mile north of St. Alphonsus Health System and 1 mile north of Holy Rosary Home Care.
Because Ontario sits in the high desert of Eastern Oregon, the weather is normally quite dry with low humidity and plenty of year-round sunshine. The summer months, between May through late September, sees warm, often hot days. This is a great time to visit Ontario if you are looking for pleasant nights to stargaze, and long, warm days to explore among the striking canyons and ridges surrounding the area.
Rates are highest in the summer and the rooms get booked quickly, especially when there are special events such as America's Global Village Festival held in June. The Highland games and the Great Owyee Ride also take place in June, so book far in advance. July has the Fourth of July Rodeo and in August you'll have a chance to attend the Malheur Fair and Rodeo.
September, October, and November are quiet months in Ontario and you can find lower room rates and easy access to rooms. December is actually quite busy with holiday festivals and events, so book your room early and expect higher rates. January through April is the quietest time of year and the coldest. This is when you can find lowered room rates and easy deals on rooms.
It's always nice to save a bit of money while on vacation, so why not stay in a hotel that offers discounts? The Clarion Inn offers AAA members as well as AARP members a nice discount. If you are military or a government employee, you'll also receive a discount. After a restful night's sleep on premium bedding, enjoy a free hot breakfast before heading out to explore.
When you return, get a workout in the fitness center before heading up to your room to watch shows on the flat-screen TV or check the internet with free Wi-Fi. Relax in the indoor whirlpool hot tub or socialize in the lounge bar.
The Quality Inn also offers discounts to AAA members and Senior AARP guests as well as giving discounts to military or government employees. Enjoy relaxing in your room watching shows on the flat-screen TV, resting on comfortable bedding. Stay connected with free Wi-Fi, heat up a snack in the microwave and keep your beverages cold in the mini fridge. Enjoy the seasonal outdoor pool and if you're here on business, you can get a lot of work done in the business center. The hotel is also pet-friendly.
There are a couple of nice mid-range hotels that give you extra value for your dollar. The charming, family-run Ontario Inn is a pet-friendly hotel that offers a fenced-in dog park so you can play with your furry friend in a safe and secure location. No need to try to find breakfast when you can start the day with free continental breakfast, and you can catch up on emails with free Wi-Fi.
The rooms have a microwave, mini-fridge, and coffee maker, while select rooms offer a full refrigerator if you're staying for a few days or more. The bedding is comfortable, and you can watch cable channels on the flat-screen television. While the hotel is one level, keep in mind, due to the age and construction of the hotel, it is not ADA compliant as stated on their website.
The Sleep Inn is a great mid-range hotel close to major attractions, dining, shopping, and Interstate 84. The bedding is comfortable, the pillows fluffy, and you can watch shows on the flat-screen TV. Each room has a microwave and mini fridge, and there are guest laundry facilities on-site. Enjoy a workout in the exercise room, or take a dip in the indoor pool after your free hot breakfast. Stay connected with free Wi-Fi and bring your pets along as the Sleep Inn is pet-friendly. Keep in mind that this hotel is 100% smoke-free.
For outdoor lovers, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors around Ontario, and it's important that you have the right hotel to relax in after a fun day playing outside.
Just outside of town, is the Ontario State Recreation Site which is a perfect place to bring the family on a sunny day. You can enjoy bird watching, go boating along the shore of the gorgeous Snake River, or simply have a picnic in the grassy areas. For an amazing visual treat, take a trip to Lake Owyhee State Park. The lake is gorgeous and is ideal for fishing in, but the major draw here is the gorgeous Canyonlands. For advanced hikers don't miss the Painted Canyon Loop trail for surreal vistas and naturally sculpted rock formations.
Don't miss a visit to the Four Rivers Cultural Center & Museum which shows the rich diversity of cultures that immigrated to the area, including American Indian, Japanese, Mexican, and Europeans. The Center also offers live theater and performances along with educational lectures and workshops. Due to the diverse groups of peoples who settled, remained, and had families in Ontario, you can find a wide range of foods to eat. From authentic Japanese sushi to top-notch Mexican cuisine and everything in between, Ontario has it all.
Ontario, Oregon is a magical and beautiful place and you'll want to stay for at least several days to discover and explore everything the area has to offer. Finding the right hotel is important for a comfortable and pleasurable stay, and you'll find just the right accommodation in Ontario.
Below are reviews of the city of Ontario, OR from an actual visitor's perspective.
Convenient location.
Every service was easily accessible.
Clean
Hotel was very centrally placed with everything around the hotel.
Nice city. Lots of stores, restaurants, etc.
This is a very cool town/city!!!
The hotel is close to freeway and all the major restaurants and stores a person needs while traveling