This beautifully furnished 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath, air-conditioned town home offers a perfect location in the downtown area of Hood River and is a great place to kick off your shoes and recover from a day of local activities - nearby hiking, wind-surfing, kite-sailing, bicycling, shopping, dining, wine and cider tasting, skiing, or just taking in the laid-back ambiance of Hood River and the Columbia River Gorge. 164.5 Mbps Wi-Fi download speed. Hood River License #684. You and your friends and family can gather in the nook for breakfast (seats 4-5), in the dining area (seats up to 10), or in the family room (seats 6-8). The open arrangement will keep the conversation flowing from one area to the next! You'll also enjoy a Keurig coffee maker and fully stocked kitchen with spices, plenty of mixing bowls, cookware / bake ware, serving dishes, place settings for 9 (plus kids dishes), wine and champagne glasses, plus extra silverware and specialty items. Garage is available by going through the entry door then opening / closing garage from inside. Help is on the way within 30 minutes is you have any problems. I'm always available by text or phone - 503.754.2892. Or you may contact our local assistance - HoodRiverHousesitters.com. See the office placard for more information. State Street connects to Oak Street (the main drag in Hood River) via a short and enchanting pathway behind the town house. Just across the street from the exit you'll see Brian's Pourhouse and a beautiful spa. Just to the right you'll find the beautiful views from the 3 Rivers Grill deck while enjoying local fare and a glass of wine. Off-street parking with second car access to garage. The Pink Hop-On Hop-Off tour shows you Mount Hood and the surrounding area. Start with a drive through the Columbia River Gorge with stop at Multnomah Falls. Your introduction to the Hood River Valley features a stop at Panorama Point, with a splendid view of the peak of Mt. Hood to the south and the summit of Mt. Adams to the north. Then head off to Sahalie Falls and the White River Glacier viewpoint. With a climb to the 6,000 feet you reach the world-famous Timberline Lodge, a national historic landmark. Leisure time allows for lunch (no host) and touring the Lodge, small Museum, and Visitors Center. There are views of Mt. Hood and the vastness of the Cascade Mountains including Mt. Jefferson and other Oregon peaks in the distance. The return trip features a stop at a popular fruit stand. Time at the Gorge White House, a historic landmark, allows tasting of local Oregon wines and other bounty (no host). There are hooks and bars in the garage to hang wet suits and other gear. You'll also find small coolers, sand chairs, and beach towels to use for the 'beach'. Umbrellas are right by the front door.