The Best Western Ponderosa Lodge is located in Sisters, Oregon, United States
- 1000 yards from Sisters
- 20 miles from Redmond Robert's Field (RDM)
- 6.1 miles from Black Butte Ranch
- 17 miles from Hoodoo Ski Area
- 18 miles from Tumalo Falls
- 18 miles from Central Oregon Community College
- Corporate/Transient
Year Built - 1988 Year Remodeled - 1998
Additional Property Description -
Anytime of the year is a great time to stay at our
Sisters hotel in Central Oregon, where the great
outdoors is right outside your doorstep. The summer
months are a great time to indulge in hiking, biking,
fishing or golf. Winters are reserved for skiing, cross
country skiing, snowmobiling or snowshoeing. In Sisters
country, the beauty of the region provides a gorgeous
backdrop for every guest of the BEST WESTERN Ponderosa
Lodge. Outdoor recreational activities abound, but
there is also something special for guests who prefer a
different approach to getting away from it all. The
BEST WESTERN Ponderosa Lodge is close to a number of
top destinations to enjoy the wildlife. The local
llamas are popular for vacationing families, and
birding is a big hobby in this neck of the woods.
Guests can spot a wide variety of birds and fowl
nearby. Shopping in Sisters features unique stores and
antique shops. The Sisters Rodeo, Folk Festival and
Quilt Festival always draw a crowd, and are top
attractions for guests who are looking for something
off the beaten path. From the Sisters Harvest Festival
to great golf courses to work on your swing, there
really is something for everyone. Do not forget about
our free breakfast complete with a make-your-own-waffle
station. It is the perfect start to your day. As the
largest hotel in Sisters, we prioritize a great
atmosphere for our guests. Relax, renew and rejuvenate
in your spacious guest room. We are located just a
quarter mile from the business park that is being
developed, and we are a favorite for business travelers
who require suites or small business meeting
facilities. Some of our regular business travelers are
employees of the US Forest Service, The Stitching Post,
Sisters schools, and the local shops and bu
