GEISER GRAND HOTEL, Baker City – A Smart Stay in the City

The Geiser Grand Hotel is located at the corner of Main and Washington in Baker City. This National Historic Landmark features ornate mahogany columns, crystal chandeliers, and the West's largest stained-glass ceiling. Sunset Magazine calls it 'the finest hotel between Salt Lake and Seattle.' The hotel received The National Trust for Historic Preservation's Honor Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation.

All 30 rooms are individually furnished with premium bedding, 24-hour room service, and laptop-friendly workspaces. Many rooms have 10-foot-tall windows overlooking the Wallowa and Blue Mountains or Baker City's historic streetscape. The Cupola Suite includes a king bed, private dining room, and museum-quality antiques. Some rooms feature fireplaces and sleeper sofas.

The 1889 Café serves breakfast and dinner under the stained-glass ceiling in Palm Court. Chef Brandon prepares regional dishes like herb-crusted rack of lamb and Pacific Northwest salmon. The bar offers local microbrews, small-batch bourbon, and mixology classes on Thursdays. Fodor's Travel Guide calls it 'Baker City's finest restaurant.'

The hotel is a gateway to Hells Canyon, with jet boat excursions and white-water rafting on the Snake River. Nearby lakes offer waterskiing and swimming. In winter, Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort provides skiing and snowmobiling. The staff can arrange guided hikes, cycling, and visits to ghost towns or the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center.

The hotel has spaces for groups of 50-200, including the Queen City Room with state-of-the-art AV equipment. Amenities include a 24-hour front desk, fitness center, and library with games and books. Complimentary off-street parking is available. The concierge can organize tours and local activities.