Comfortable and convenient place to stay when visiting Crater Lake. It is about a 45 min drive to…read morethe lake entrance. The front desk and breakfast workers are friendly. There is a hot tub and indoor swimming pool plus exercise room. Free breakfast 6am-10am seven days a week. The breakfast is pretty standard deluxe for an American hotel: cereal, bagels, toast, waffle maker, fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, scrambled eggs, potatoes, biscuits and gravy, sausage, bacon, OJ, coffee, tea.

New, or at least felt very new hotel. Stayed here while…read morevisiting Crater Lake since it was one of the closest hotels with restaurant options nearby. Surprised (in a great way) about cleanliness, service, and the great night of sleep I had. Would definitely recommend staying here whenever heading to Crater Lake.

We stayed two nights in a partial RV site. (Water and electricity.). The park was not busy at all…read more It was June 11 & 12. Cute little resort. Had all the amenities we needed. However, I was surprised there was no central sanitary dump as I assumed and most reputable camp grounds that offer RV sites always have a dump station regardless of individual site connections. You should know that if you need to dump your RV tanks and reserve a partial hookup site, they will charge you $20 to use one of the full hookup sites sanitary dump. If those full hookup sites are full you are shit out of luck. Also know the laundry facility is $10 for the room key. Machines are no cost (if they work). So do as many loads as you can. Bathrooms are relatively clean. Expect to wait a while if the park is full as there is only one shower. Opps! Beware of charges to your credit card. There are many review comments abroad about this facility potentially scamming customers with faulty or dishonest charges without their permission. Check and double check your current and pending charges on your card (before and after) leaving the resort. Websites can be deceiving: Resort website says Crater Lake is 7 -8 miles (not correct) from resort as well as 30 minutes. It's actually approx. 22 miles. Not a big deal but that should really be reflected honestly. Note to business owner Matthew: Lots of negative or oddly worded back comments from him to those customers with less than positive reviews. Thats definately not a good look. And yes, people do read them and make decisions based on those negative reviews. The ladies at the front desk: Wow, I had to walk on egg shells. One was complaining about another customer when I entered the door. Again, not a good look. It seemed as though they both were bothered by check-ins. Love the community pizza oven and gas grill. Did not get a chance to use them. This is a great place for your dog to romp in the grass Nearest grocery store is 8-9 miles away. The Resort Store has some dry goods; canned junk and frozen things. So be sure to come prepared. Especially if you want to eat healthy nutritional.

We stayed here for one night and checked in after hours. The environment itself is beautiful,…read morequiet, rustic, and surrounded by nature, but there were some serious gaps in communication that affected our stay. The on-site store had very limited essentials and only accepted cash. We were told the card machine was down, but another family checking out after a multi-day stay said it had been broken the entire time. There was no prior notice about the cash-only setup, not even an email, and that made things unnecessarily difficult for travelers just passing through. The mosquitoes were relentless. My sister, who is allergic, got bitten all over within minutes. There was no warning or signage about the bug situation and no repellents or advice offered during check-in. We ended up buying Benadryl and bug spray from the store, which thankfully helped, but it was expensive and wiped out all the cash we had. The man working at the store was incredibly kind and tried his best to help us, which we really appreciated. Inside the cabin, the space was cute and cozy but basic. There weren't many toiletries provided, so definitely bring your own shampoo, conditioner, and lotion. That said, we were really happy to have an oven and a sink, which gave us the option to cook and clean on our own. After days of road trip meals and takeout, that felt like a luxury. We also saw birds foraging near the cabin and got to canoe on the creek for free. That ended up being one of the most peaceful and memorable parts of our trip. My mom and I shared a quiet moment on the water that made the visit feel special in spite of the rough patches. This place has a lot of potential and could be great for people who arrive fully stocked and prepared. With better communication about the cash policy, mosquitoes, and what amenities are or aren't included, it could be much more welcoming for short-term visitors.

Everything is great, even though there is no tv. In today's world everyone is either on their iPad…read moreor cellphones anyway. They do have WiFi that is offered for free n great connection. The place is so clean n the amenities in the room is all anyone will need (microwave, coffee; refrigerator; to include rag towels to wipe anything dirty, instead of using lots of paper towels or bathroom towels; top things off we forgot paper products and they supplied us with some). Heidi and Shannon are awesome people; who made us people from the island of Guam feel comfortable. Highly recommend this place to anyone. *****5 star from us (Thompson/Grey family)

Very friendly. Hospitable. Suggested a hike (Nannie Creek) since Crater Lake was still 90% closed…read moredue to snow. Helped with bug spray too. Provided extra coffee and an ice bucket upon request. Comfortable accommodations for what we needed: Proximity to Crater Lake for us and our family.

Checkin was swift, easy painless. Parking for my truck and 35 ft trailer worked out great…read more Elevator, elevated! From the time we went thru the front entrance to when we departed the next day, the facility was SPOTLESS and smelled fresh. Our room was super clean and passed my "light test" for pathogens and "other things".... King sized bed was one of the best I've slept on ANYWHERE. Will recommend and stay again if we're in town. Wife loved the lotions and notions in the bathroom. Not cheap stuff. And, added bonus, the new wrapped bars of soap were big enough to use!

Best western is a stand by for travel due to the ease of use as they have the orecheck in to make…read moreyour arrival quicker, the full hot breakfast and they are usually dog friendly. I'm giving this location a 4 instead of 5 due to they not being pet friendly like mostly all of the other BW's ( according to a sign on the side entrance) and the general cleanliness of the place in the outside of room floors. It's also dated and has all those dead animals around on the walls. I dunno but it kinda creeps me out. I think they all deserve a decent burial. Just me dude

Stayed in the smaller cottage that was cramped (already known from listing photos). The main…read morethree issues was the awful sewer smell coming from bathroom (noticed immediately upon entering front door), the black hairs and body odor aroma on the bed sheets and pillows (they had obviously not been changed), and the kitchen utensils only included one fork (but plenty of spoons). For $190 a night, this was NOT a good place to stay (fortunately, we were there for only one night).

Very clean and cozy place to stay close to Crater Lake. We stayed in the Mazama House, which had a…read morequeen bed in it's own private bedroom and a loft with two twin beds. There was a full kitchen and bbq as well. The house is on a lot with a few other houses that look out and up toward the mountains. It was very beautiful and peaceful there. The owners were very accommodating and easily accessible for questions, but stayed out of the way and gave us our privacy, at the same time.They even built a campfire for us so my kiddos could roast marshmallows!

It's been a while since my last visit and I still can't stop thinking about it…read more Amazing experience. Stayed here towards the end of December and early January. I was worried my compact car wouldn't be able to handle the snow but luckily faced no issues. We got the cabin with a private jacuzzi and MY GOSH- nothing beats the feeling of soaking in hot water on a covered patio, looking at the snowy trees. They created a beautiful ambiance with fairy lights outside the covered patio so the snowy view was still slightly visible at night. It was a serene stay with little to no disturbances. I highly recommend this cabin hotel, especially during the winter months. You won't regret it!

Hello all. I have left a more detailed review of my experience at Green Springs Inn. They added a…read morecharge of on my card but provided no itemized list or timestamped photos of items taken. They finally sent over an email stating their French Press was $50, their coffee container holder is $20, and their kitchen scrub brush is $16.00. They accused me of taking these items. They accused me of taking many more and then said they don't have pics of those items. Ironically, the pic that they sent me is not timestamped. There are some different details in it from the pics we took. I hope my Visa company gets them. They are making false accusations and stealing from people. I will be disputing this with my credit card, and I will also be reporting them to DOJ Consumer Division or Oregon. I will also contact BBB. I have already made a police report about another matter. This way, if there is a paper trail, these people will eventually get caught. I believe this hotel engages in ways to charge people additional money by accusing people of stealing things. Book with caution or ask for a walk through and take pics at check-in and checkout. Thankfully, we had taken pics. I would not stay here. I hope people exercise good judgement. There is something going on at this place and it is not good. There wasn't even toilet paper in our cabin. We asked for some. They are sketchy and I believe they have an agenda. I will keep the reviews and updates of what I have experienced and what the outcome will be. I have never in my life been accused of such things.

MARK and Darlene are amazing people. I have stop every chance I can. Rooms are clean,…read morecomfortable, rustic and has all someone needs to rest. My Service Dog loves stopping here. We have been there 4 times this year. Please book reservations ahead. Very popular place to stay between NV an the great Northwest. Thank you Mark and Darlene! See ya next time. George, Julie, Mitra and Chi Chi

What a great little place! Clean, quaint, really friendly and informative staff, great heater in…read moreroom, easy check in/check out, comfortable bed, fridge/microwave, fast WiFi option, and more. Merrill is a very small town with limited restaurants/food options, but Mark shared options with candor, we took his advice, and enjoyed ourselves. He also gave great directions to enjoy Tule Lake bird watching and Lava Beds National Monument. This turned out to be the perfect resting point to enjoy a day driving through the Oregon Outback and then a day at Lava Beds exploring the lava tubes, with easy access to Klamath Falls museums. We will go back!

The good news is that it's almost new so everything is still fresh. It's probably the best…read moreFairfield we've stayed at furnishing wise. It has a lake and walking path right next to it as well. The personnel were just okay. Maybe it's a franchise because we didn't receive a welcome gift.

This place pleasantly exceeded my expectations. Many things met my expectations of the Fairfield…read moreMarriott experience. But at the price we paid, to get window view this lovely makes me so happy! We took some nice family photos outside by the outdoor area right next to the breakfast area. Pool was small but met our needs for the kids to splash around and cool off. I like that the hotel was walkable to restaurants. I felt nice and safe in this area. And walking by the water was a nice experience too.

My fiancé, Tim, booked a room at the historic hotel for a budget-friendly stay to visit Crater…read moreLake. It included breakfast and the food was delicious! The first morning we were served French toast with a side of bacon and a medium-boiled egg. The second morning we were served pancakes topped with berry jam with a side of honey-glazed sausages and the egg. Dinner is separate from the bed and breakfast. The portions for dinner are huge! The salad was amazing, we ordered it twice in a row. We liked our prime rib and lasagna. We stayed in the Dewey Hill room, which came with a full-sized bed. It was quite small but very homely and intimate. We made do with what little space we had. Everything was clean and pretty much what you would expect for this kind of hotel. Fred, the owner, was a great host. When he checked us in, he gave us a rundown of what to check out around the area. He is the one who also served us breakfast and came by to make conversation. Fred was super friendly and easy to talk to! Thank you so much for making our stay so pleasant!

The Prospect Hotel is one of my favorite quaint places to stay in the country. The historic…read moreconnection is fascinating. Love sitting on the patio with drink, the restaurant is tourist pricy, but good. The staff always friendly and accommodating. Conversely, I'm not a fan of the motel. The refrigerator made a loud humming noise that kept us awake. Moreover, the freezer barely kept items cold. The rooms are kinda dated: someone closes a door a few doors down and your room shakes. They do accommodate pets and there's a nice grassy area. Overall, it's still a gem of a place.