Pros: It was a good location if you want to be in the center of town. Cons: The room had no heat. It was late September and chilly at night. We were able to get a space heater but it didn’t warm the room up well. We never saw anyone working at the front desk (day or night). Also there are steep steps inside the hotel to get to the rooms on the second floor). There is no access for the disabled.
Hotel is in a great location and in very good shape. Love the decor.
The place was great except the room we were in had no breeze and was extremely hot. Other than this it was great.
Teller House places you next to Silverton City Hall and within a 5-minute walk of Silverton Historical Society. This 8-room inn has conveniences like a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking.
This inn has a restaurant that's perfect for a leisurely bite to eat.
Guests can expect to find free WiFi. Beds sport premium bedding.
Teller House features free WiFi in public areas and a TV in a common area. If you decide to drive, there's free parking. Front-desk staff can help with concierge services, and provide local restaurant recommendations.
Pros: It was a good location if you want to be in the center of town. Cons: The room had no heat. It was late September and chilly at night. We were able to get a space heater but it didn’t warm the room up well. We never saw anyone working at the front desk (day or night). Also there are steep steps inside the hotel to get to the rooms on the second floor). There is no access for the disabled.
Hotel is in a great location and in very good shape. Love the decor.
Thank you so much - we're so glad you enjoyed your stay in our lovingly maintained charm from yesteryear.
The place was great except the room we were in had no breeze and was extremely hot. Other than this it was great.
Thank you for choosing the Teller House Hotel. We appreciate your feedback and do apologize for the frustrations that you encountered during your stay. Our hotel manager also operates the restaurant on the ground floor and is reachable by phone at any time. We will work on better signage at the front desk to make this clearer in the future. Our hotel indeed has steep steps and is not handicap accessible since it was built in 1896. Just about all the hotels in Silverton struggle with this issue as they all share a similar architecture. We will try to better communicate these issues to our future guests and value your feedback. Thank you again.