Great spot on the Deschutes River with all its glory. Saw many floating the river which was nice…read more Even the morning train clicking by and no horns was cool... Cut our trip short due to smoke from Grasshopper fire.

Service was fine, but food quality was poor. Had a Caesar Salad with the worst tasting dressing…read moreever, inedible. Had a Maupin Mule and they went so heavy on the rosemary, it was the strongest flavor. Couldn't drink it. Would have thought the server would have noticed $20+ worth if untouched food/drink on the table, but no. Way over-priced for very basic food, poorly prepared.

The Oasis is a staple for Maupin. It's always clean, lovely, relaxing and has everything you need…read morefor a weekend getaway on the Deschutes. It's the best for a romantic getaway or a friends weekend or if you're flyfishing and white water rafting. The owners are incredible and very accommodating to everyone. You can come and go as you please. There's amazing hiking near by, the best sunsets and sauna with cold plunges for a night of relaxation. We absolutely love Oasis and Andy & Michelle. If you're ever around the area this place is a must! 10/10 energy & time. A must go in Oregon.

Fun little cabins, definitely a unique stay and experience, had a group fireplace and outdoor sauna…read moreand cold plunge. Not the ritz but unique

I can't say enough. The owner is personally engaged with our visits and is the nicest host you…read morecould hope for. As a Boomer, I love the property, the owner, the experience and the overall sentiment of every experience at the Balch. The rooms are amazing and romantic. The patio area is made for drinks and memories. Dufur is a wonderful little town. If you know how to be romantic, stay at the Balch. Don't be boring, stay at the Balch.

Wonderfully maintained 1907 hotel that's a rich part of Oregon's history. Two night weekday stay…read more Fantastic room with king bed and huge jacuzzi tub had a view of Mt. Hood with Oregon's vast farm country in every direction. Host and staff were welcoming and gracious - service was great. Cocktails and meals were. Sitting out on the shaded lawn with gentle breezes was hypnotic. Numerous nearby geocaches made for a little adventure. A visit to the two nearby pioneer cemeteries hinted at life in the mid 19th century and the families that settled in this area before Oregon became the 33rd state.

This is a great place to stay. It's a no frills understated hotel. Each room has a microwave, cable…read moretv, smaller fridge, good AC/heating unit, and ample parking. This is the CLEANEST hotel/motel/resort I've ever stayed in. Period. That includes 5 star Vegas locations. The couple who runs it are nice, accommodating, and do a great job. They allow pets which is nice, but they have a 3 day max limit for them. Highly suggested!!!!!

Best place and best price. The managers are the nicest people. We just happened upon this motel on…read moreour back from California.

Glamping! We arrived here in a Tuesday and stayed two nights and days. We really enjoyed the…read moreexperience. The tent, the bed, the towels: everything was comfortable! We were here in the middle of the week and were fortunate to have the entire grounds to ourselves. I found the hikes and trails super easy and well-groomed. Breakfast was perfect: hard-boiled eggs, chilled oats, coffee, yogurt and fruit. The barn kitchen had everything to cook an excellent meal. We ended up never going out for dinner. We just stayed in and cooked. Darren, our host, was friendly and kind. Zia, our yoga teacher, led a dynamic yoga session and was a delight to talk to. Best of all, we got to sleep in a comforble tent under the stars. We got to see constellations and shooting stars! We could hear coyotes in the distance. Duriing the day, we saw a family of deer on our hikes. Definitely bring flashlights, sunblock, bug spray and a good book, if you plan to visit. There are some games (Uno, cards, etc.) at the barn, so no need to bring your own unless you want to play in your tent. In the dining area outside the barn, you can okay horshoes, Cornhole or bocce. If you're looking for a romantic vacation somewhere remote, that includes the outdoors but without sacrificing all the comforts of home, this is it!

If a "glamping" experience is something you seek. You can't do any better than Panacea. The best of…read moreboth worlds are presented in equal measure; an outdoors, remote retreat with the luxuries and amenities of a high-end resort. It truly is a one-of-a-kind experience.

Great place for hikers. I stayed here a few years ago while I was backpacking the PCT. Good…read morebreakfast, a lot of room for guests. They have showers, laundry, and good food. Very reasonable prices and highly recommended.

DISCLAIMER: Yes, yes, I'm a pretty-active Mazama so I am obviously biased!…read more I have had many, many fond memories of staying here. I've taken all the Mazamas climbing classes and now I help with many of them. BUT, FEAR NOT, you don't have to be a Mazama to stay here, not at all (and you might even enjoy the experience MORE if you don't know anything about mountaineering). Think of this as your hostel on the mountain! You can get a bunk here for pretty cheap, probably cheaper than anywhere else in the area. The only catch is that you'll have to hike about 5 minutes to get to the lodge and you have to bring your own bedding. If that sounds too stressful for you, I'm not sure what you're doing on Mt Hood...I hear there are some nice beaches in Florida. There is a huge drying room downstairs, the main room has a rustic fire place, and the top level has all the bunks. You can see the summit of Mt Hood from the rear deck, you can walk to "down town" government camp if you want to experience some rousing night life, historical photos and objects adore the walls, what more could you want? The staff here works hard and is incredibly friendly. You can get a hot dinner or breakfasts and dine with the staff and the other guests; you can even get a sack lunch if you plan to be up on the mountain all day.

Very expensive for what you get. Our room did not look anything like the pictures on the website…read more Most notably, no coffee mugs in the room, only paper cups for coffee. :( Just seems like a simple thing but amenities are important to people paying $300/night.

Everything was so nice. There are lots of staff members around to keep everything running smoothly…read more The water was amazing especially the 18 and up pool. This is the best option for those who go without kids. And the fry bread burger... absolutely divine!!!!

Shaniko is basically a ghost town 12 miles from nowhere. The Shaniko Hotel, is, however, a real…read moregem. The downstairs consists of a vintage saloon bar, where Calamity Jane would feel at home, in great shape. Upstairs are cozy rooms with modern bathrooms. Everything is clean, the manager gives you a genuine country welcome, and there is help yourself coffee, pastries and oatmeal. Worth the ride out, especially if you show up in a 1920's Dusenberg. Bring your own bathtub gin.

Great time and service at the Shaniko hotel. Clean room. Very helpful host. they're truly amazing…read morepeople running the Shaniko hotel.