About Stafford Inn of Prineville

At about 8,000 residents, Prineville is Crook County's largest, most important city - and it has been since 1868 when Barney Prine built a blacksmith shop and a store-saloon near here on the banks of the Crooked River. Pioneering lumberjacks, sawmill workers, cowboys and farmers settled this area, and their spirit of kindness to strangers and gracious western hospitality lives on at the Stafford Inn.

Click here for a 360° IPIX view of Stafford Inn's lobby.
Click here to a 360° view of Prineville from the overlook.

From the massive great room lobby area's cheery rock fireplace and comfy furniture to the hearty complimentary breakfast of waffles, pastries, muffins, bagels, cereal, fresh fruit and yogurt and more, we've attended to every detail to make your stay pleasant and restful. Every room, including our Hunting & Fishing, John Wayne and Golfing theme suites, offers a refreshing change from the ordinary.

Need to unwind after driving all day? Hit the indoor pool, spa and fitness room. Need to clean up after your day's adventure? Our Guest Laundry is open 24 hours a day.

For weddings, training seminars and other group gatherings, our Round-Up Room is the area's finest meeting and event space, accommodating from 30 to 50 people, with projection screen, wet bar, phone jacks and breakfast catering.

And we're situated within minutes of just about everything that lures people to this corner of Central Oregon: Ochoco and Prineville reservoirs, the Ochoco Mountains, the Crooked River, Crook County Fairgrounds & Events Center, Meadow Lakes Golf Course, the Crooked River Dinner Train and Bowman Museum. Adjacent to the Inn, you'll find Prineville's finest steakhouse, the Club Pioneer Dinner House & Lounge, and Cross Street Station, a 24-hour convenience store and gas station. For a quick meal or snack, Taco Time next door is open 6:30 am to 9:00 pm.

Please contact us for information and reservations.

Click here for a 360° IPIX view of Stafford Inn's lobby.
Click here to a 360° view of Prineville from the overlook.