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Knights Inn Salem, OR
Room, 2 Queen Beds | Desk, Internet, bed sheets, alarm clocks

Knights Inn Salem, OR

1.5 star property
6.4 out of 10, (368)
"I liked the employee he did a great job.And the property was clean.And the room was clean to.And every thing worked to."
The price is SAR 405
SAR 455 total
includes taxes & fees
16 May - 17 May
Knights Inn Salem, OR
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Best Western Woodburn

Best Western Woodburn

2980 Tom Tennant Dr, Woodburn, OR
The price is SAR 414 per night from May 7 to May 8
SAR 414
SAR 461 total
includes taxes & fees
7 May - 8 May
8.2/10 Very Good! (1,002 reviews)
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This blockhouse was originally part of Fort Yamhill from 1856-1866. The eight-sided design made it easier to defend, as rifle ports could be placed every 45 degrees instead of every 90 degrees. In its later years the blockhouse was used as a jail before being rescued and relocated to Dayton in 1911.
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