The New Redmond Hotel is a landmark and a commercial inn in Redmond, Oregon. It was constructed in 1928 as a replacement to the original Redmond Hotel after it burned down in 1927.

The New Redmond Hotel is a three-story brick masonry structure done in the Georgian architecture. The replacement building was still owned by the Wilsons, who also owned the original hotel. It was opened in the summer of 1928 and the event included tours, a banquet, and a community dance.

The New Redmond Hotel still functions as a commercial inn until today. It also stands as one of the few remaining examples of Georgian architecture from the early 20th century in the state, giving it more value, and helping it land a spot at the National Register of Historic Places.