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Oregon Travel Guide

Oregon has two distinct climate regions, divided by the Cascade Mountains. The eastern half of the state is typically warmer and drier than the western coastal areas. The most popular time to visit is during the summer, when the weather is mostly dry and sunny throughout the state. The spring and fall may see more rain than the summer, but prices are lower and there are fewer crowds. Winters also bring rain, but many people visit for skiing, snowboarding, whale watching, and festivals. read more

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• Motel 6: Seven-Night-Stay Discounts
  If you're going to be traveling for a week or longer, Motel 6 has discounts for extended trips. Savings are applied automatically when you make a reservation for seven nights or more.
• Microtel: Stay Three Consecutive Nights, Save 30 Percent
  Book and stay for at least three consecutive nights at a participating Microtel Inn and Suites property, and save 30 percent off your stay.
• Motel 6: Extended-Stay Discounts
  If you're looking for accommodations for a longer period of time, Studio 6 offers rooms for extended stays. Weekly rates start at $199; monthly rates are available from $699.
• Motel 6: Senior Discounts
  For guests 60 and older, Motel 6 offers a 10 percent senior discount. If you're traveling with grandkids ages 18 or younger, they can stay free when sharing your room.
• Country Inns & Suites: 25 Percent Off with Advance Purchase
  Get up to 25 percent off at Country Inns & Suites when you book 14 days in advance.
• Country Inns & Suites: Shop and Save
  For shoppers, Country Inns & Suites offers various shopping packages that include gift cards to local retailers.
• Westin: Free Night with Three Nights or More
  Stay for three or four nights and receive your last night free. Stay six nights and your last two nights are free. Book and stay by December 31, 2012.

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