The Old Parkdale Inn

4932 Baseline Road PO Box 474, Mt. Hood, Oregon 97041
Innkeeper(s): Steve & Mary Pellegrinis
 
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  • Introduction

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    Welcome to the Old Parkdale Inn, an Oregon Hood River Valley Bed and Breakfast in the foothills of majestic Mt. Hood.

    From Portland, Oregon we are a spectacular 1.5 hour drive through the beautiful Columbia River Gorge. We’re also a perfect halfway respite on the Mt. Hood Scenic Byway.

    Each guest room has a private bath, flat screen satellite TV, DVD/VHS, microwave, coffee maker, refrigerator, and wireless internet throughout. Wake to freshly brewed coffee and a delicious breakfast, prepared with the freshest fruits for which the Hood River Valley is famous.


    The Old Parkdale Inn also offers a tranquil setting for business meetings and small group gatherings.

    Located just 15 miles south of Hood River, Oregon, and the Columbia River Gorge, the Old Parkdale Inn is a romantic and artistically decorated bed and breakfast in the heart of the Hood River Valley.  Each of our three guest rooms, all with private baths, are unique in their artists’ themes.  Monet, Gauguin, and O’Keeffe prints adorn the walls.  All have satellite reception, wall mount flat screen TVs, DVD and VHS players, microwaves, coffee makers, and refrigerators. Our spacious suites, Monet and O’Keeffe, have a additional living room.  Amenities include plush robes, complimentary toiletries, and beverages.  Access the high-speed wireless Internet, either in your room or sitting by the pond in our Adirondack chairs.  A guest laptop is available.

    Enjoy A Hearty Breakfast Each Day


    Wake to freshly brewed coffee and a delicious breakfast, prepared with the freshest fruits for which the Hood River Valley is famous. Breakfast is served in our dining room, or you may have it delivered to your room for complete privacy. Have your morning coffee in the gardens or on our deck.

    As a retreat facility, the Old Parkdale Inn offers a tranquil setting for business meetings and small group gatherings. We are committed to business practices that promote the sustainability of our planet’s natural resources, making our world a cleaner, healthier place to live. We are members of the Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild Green Inspection Program. We pride ourselves in preparing your meals with locally grown fruits and vegetables, and organic ingredients whenever possible. Our cleaning products are all earth friendly, never harsh detergents, bleaches, and perfumed cleansers. We compost all food scraps, and we recycle. Guests have the opportunity to do their part to reduce waste and to recycle. The National Wildlife Federation has recognized our grounds as a Backyard Wildlife Habitat.



    All rooms have a queen bed, private bath with shower/tub combination, mini fridge, a microwave, and a coffee machine with a large selection of teas, coffee, and cocoa. Wall mounted flat screen TV with satellite reception, DVDs, VCRs, hairdryer, alarm clock, fans, and heaters. DVDs, videos, books, games, and puzzles in our lofty attic are available for your enjoyment. Laundry and ironing facilities are also available. Free Wi-Fi internet throughout the inns and gardens.
     

    The Innkeepers

    Steve and Mary Pellegrini have been innkeepers for 7 years of their fanciful inn nestled in the Hood River Valley on the northern slope of Mt. Hood. Mary is often asked if she had a B&B before the Old Parkdale Inn and quickly responds “I raised three kids and a husband, I have been doing the B&B thing for many years!”

    Mary’s goal is to be successful enough with the Old Parkdale Inn so that Steve can retire from his life long occupation as a welder in Pipeline Construction, after which they can spend their time together in Parkdale running the inn and enjoying the amazing area they live in.

    Steve and Mary enjoy the outdoors and look forward to sharing their knowledge of the area and its many attractions to their guests.  Their cat and dog also look forward to making you feel at home.

    Mary has been a director on the Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild board for 7 years, four years served as President.  Now she is responsible for promoting the Guild through social media.  A member of the Columbia River Gorge Bed and Breakfast Association, Hood River County Chamber of Commerce and the Columbia River Gorge Visitors Association.  Prior to moving to Oregon Mary served as Executive Director of the Boys and Girls Club of Cloverdale, CA.

     

  • What Our Guests Say.....

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    "Your B&B is absolutely lovely. Charming rooms, delicious breakfasts and many thoughtful touches."

    "Our stay here was warm, comfortable and....delicious!"

    "What a lovely surprise! Delightful hostess, accommodations and food. Thanks for the beautiful mountain view."

    "We Shall Return!"

    "You have such a lovely balance here of private space and open house."

     

  • Directions

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    From Portland and the Portland Airport: Take Highway 205 S to exit 22, I-84 to The Dalles/Mt Hood. Travel east on I-84 to exit #64.  Go south on Highway 35 for 15 miles to the town of Mt Hood and go right at the Cooper Spur/Parkdale turn.  Turn right on Baseline Rd into the town of Parkdale. We are on the right just past 5th street

    From Eastern Oregon: Go west on I-84 to exit #64, then south on Hwy 35, etc.

    From Central Oregon: Take Hwy 26 toward Portland.  Travel north on Hwy. 35 toward Hood River. Turn left on Baseline Rd into the town of Parkdale. We are on the right just past 5th street

     

  • Area Website Links

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    We are the perfect base for all your favorite outdoor adventures such as kayaking, windsurfing, skiing, snow boarding, and hiking. Mt. Hood Meadows, Cooper Spur Mountain Resort, and Timberline Ski areas are only a short drive away, as is the vast Mt. Hood National Forest where trails and wildlife abound. Browse through shops filled with local art. Dine in fine restaurants, and tour wineries. Take a driving tour through the valley, visiting the many farms on the Fruit Loop. Celebrate Lewis and Clark’s 200th anniversary at one of our area’s many dynamic museums.

     

  • Breathtaking Surroundings

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