Beautiful Luxury Log Home on the Deschutes River. Spacious and comfortable for up to 12. There…read moreare bikes, fishing gear, outdoor lawn games, hot tub, an awesome fire pit and more. Located just outside of Sun River, close to Mt. Bachelor or Bend, it's a great place to experience Central Oregon in a quiet and relaxing atmosphere. We stayed for 3 nights and really enjoyed ourselves.

I'm laying here in the master suite, looking out at the Deschuttes and feeling so relaxed. Even…read moreBilly the buffalo is content. I had to name the dude, he stares at me the entire time I'm in the room, especially with him over the bed. Heated bathroom floor tiles? Check. Amazing craftsmanship? Check. The kitchen here makes you want to drool. The upstairs has two cute beds built into the wall with cabinets separating them and curtains to pull over. I would have loved those as a kid! The living area is great and the couch/chairs are very comfortable for lounging. The mud room is perfect as we definitely came with weathered bottom halves from the days activities. The garage has a dog door going out back into a fenced off kennel run with a ramp and house. A German Shepherd could fit through just fine. The garage is also loaded with bikes, sports balls, games, skis and an extra fridge. There are TVs in every room, which is great if multiple families are staying here, to keep kids entertained if needed, outside of everything else there is to do. To be honest, we all only watched the Super Bowl 49 and then never turned the TVs on again. Oh and the tub upstairs is huge and magical. The only cons I could mention is the retreat being oddly situated off the road, so some road noise is heard from inside, which is funny to hear when looking out onto nature. Lastly, if the hot water is glacial, check the circuit breakers. They tripped on us and we didn't know the cause. Only took a few hours for the tanks to be warmed up. All-in-all ... This place is gorgeous and I would love to stay here again. The cabin is by a large air field so it is secluded a bit from everything but the road noise. (Though I just wondered how often it's used, it's winter so we've only heard one plan so far). The Village is about 5 minutes away and downtown Bend is 30 minutes. Bachelor Ski Area is also 30 minutes from here and a pretty direct route. Thanks for having us!!!

The house was in a good location, quiet residential atmosphere. The house was nicely furnished and…read morekitchen was stocked with nearly everything. I did feel the price was high for a two bedroom house but it fit my needs at the time I rented it. There is a dining table that can sit 10 people but only two bedrooms, so didn't quite make sense. The king sized beds were comfortable but HIGH off the ground. I am 5'4" and had to climb/jump to get up on the bed in the master. Neither bedroom has a private bath. The house has LOTS of stairs, so not a good choice for those with mobility issues. Large deck is nice but only has a table to seat 4 with a small, 2 seat glider chair next to it and on the other side of the house are two lounge chairs so the outdoor seating is limited. Did not use the BBQ. No clocks anywhere except one with a dead battery over the stairwell. Hot tub is big and there are lots of "pool" towels but the only way to get to it is thru the master bedroom or a door from the back deck. Overall, my stay at this property was very nice and fit my needs.

Very Disappointing Experience -- Misleading Location Our…read moreexperience with the Village Properties at Sunriver was extremely disappointing. The listing gave the impression that we would be staying in Sunriver, but the property was actually miles away. We were not familiar with the area, and that distinction made a huge difference. We were provided with bikes, but what's the point of having bikes when the property is too far away to realistically bike into Sunriver? We ended up needing a car just to get where we expected to be staying. In my opinion, the way these properties are marketed is deceptive at best and could easily mislead people who aren't familiar with the area. The location should be made much clearer upfront rather than making guests assume they are actually staying in Sunriver. We would never stay here again, and I would strongly recommend that anyone booking carefully verify the exact location before making a reservation.

We used Central Oregon Rentals in July for a memorial luncheon gathering at our neighborhood…read moreassociation lodge. They assisted us in planning the layout to accommodate our 80 guests. We rented tables, chairs, linens and beverage servers. The rental items were all in good condition and the set up and take down went seamlessly. We especially appreciated the reschedule of take down to a later time due to needed family accommodation. We couldn't have been happier with the service and support and highly recommend Central Oregon Rentals!

Central Oregon Rentals is A+++. We rented five sleds for the Saturday between Christmas and New…read moreYears. The sleds were loaded into a five-place enclosed trailer and ready to go when we arrived at the shop. Michael the owner gave us a thorough run down of the trail systems (I've ridden in Minnesota a lot, but first time in Oregon), a walk through of the sleds, and other general tips. They also had a complete lineup of decent rental equipment, although renting isn't ever has good as having your own gear that you're used to. All of the sleds were quality Ski-Doo long tracks. We had two 850's that rocked the trails and the powder, two 600's for the less experienced riders, and one 900 two-up. Unloading and loading was easy, and it was a short 25 minute drive to the snow park. Great rental experience - would definitely rent again from Central Oregon Rentals. Thoughts about the Deschutes trail system around Mt. Bachelor: 1. We rode on what had to have been one of the busiest days of the year - bad planning on our part. By the time we got to the Wanoga sno-park the parking lot was full, but it really wasn't full: they could have fit at least 1/3 more rigs if folks would learn how to park. There was literally 10' between some rigs. We ended up parking along one of the roadways inside the snow park which worked. If you could beat the mountain traffic and make it higher up it would be better. See #2 below. 2. The trails leading up to the Mt. Bachelor - especially Trail 5 - were AWFUL. So many riders chewing it up, even though they were groomed the night before. They were even worse coming back down. If you like going 10 mph max on washboards you'll love them. Once we got past the mountain, Trail 5 was better, but not great. 3. The 250 miles of the Mt. Bachelor trail system is beautiful, but TBH after riding Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the UP, the trail system around Mt. Bachelor isn't the place to go for hard core riding. We rode all day and maybe got 40 miles - in the upper Midwest we'd get at least 100 miles on a low day. This is partly due to the number of people and the trail conditions, but there just aren't the same miles of trails if you really like to ride. 4. The stop at the Elk Lake resort was great. Definitely worth they trip out there. Would we ride the Deschutes Trail System again? -Yes, and we would definitely rent from Central Oregon Rentals. -Yes, but on a weekday or during the shoulder season. Definitely NOT on a holiday weekend. -Yes, but explore starting at a different location.

Sadly this company takes no accountability for their management services or decisions. From the…read morepayment being made & me getting emails requesting final payment or my reservation could be cancelled , the smoke detector going off upon arrival to the door lock not working properly and me standing there for 20 minutes with no solution from them, this company honestly did nothing in a timely or professional manner. Even though multiple situations happened their big consolation was to let us check out 2 hours later. No thanks

Signed with this property manager for two condos in Bend when they were owned locally and had…read morereally good reviews as a property manager. Unfortunately a month after I signed the contract (March 2025) the local owners sold to another franchise owner located in Southern California. With GW running my condos my rentals were about 60% in my two units of what they were when I managed the property myself, and revenue was ~50% - and 22% of that had to go to GW. Communication was poor, extremely high turnover with any staff they did hire locally and cleaning was mediocre for paying ~$40 an hour and reviews reflected that. Upon signing the agreement in March 2025 which specified I was to provide all furnishings and linens I was switched to their 'linen' program without telling me. The next 11 months 60+ towels, 50+ wash rags, 7 full sets of sheets and much more were missing from when I took back over the units. GWs response was... 'not us', even though their staff and cleaners were the only people with access to storage. Avoid GW to manage your property at all costs, find someone local! And beware if you are renting from GW, reviews on them as a host aren't great either - at least in Bend.

We lived in this cabin for 6 months while our home was being built around the corner. It was a…read moregrand experience even 20 years ago. We are aware that many im p reverent have been made. It was designed by a San Francisco architect to spend summers here. The views are amazing, deer, elk and cattle roam about. The cabin isn't just a feeling, it is genuine experience.

Do NOT rent this property! We rented this house in August and in our 9 day stay we had to make…read moreover 31 calls to the property management company regarding the condition of the home. We checked in and the house was filthy including dirty sheets that smelled of cigarettes and perfume, the floors were black and the hot tub was so gross that maintenance had to drain it, clean it and then refill it. The oven broke (which they knew about but didn't disclose at check in), the WiFi didn't work (which they knew about but didn't disclose at check in), the coffee pot was broken and the backyard was unusable because of the duck poop. We used our own money and time to clean the inside and outside and the property management company has been a nightmare to work with. They are refusing to compensate us. Do NOT rent here!

Easy to make reservations. Always clean We stay at a Best…read moreWestern when ever available in our travels

Approximately a week before I booked a room at the Best Western Newberry in La Pine Oregon, I was…read morenotified that my cousin was in ICU in Bend- to say this was shocking would be an understatement. I rushed to Bend to be at her bedside, she was only 51, and sadly she passed three days later. I drove approximately 200 miles home to pick up my husband and son and put together a few things. Also I booked a room with Best Western Newberry because I needed to go back to La Pine for an impromptu funeral for my cousin. Once I checked into the hotel and I had seen the room I was given, I was appalled! I then requested another room, but I was informed there were no available rooms, except for possibly one that wouldn't even be open until Thursday at 2, but I would have to be out by 11, then move again to a another room that would possibly be open on Friday at 2. You can see by the attached photos unsafe exposed ducting, wires, window screen and not mention the dirty moldy stall shower. The air conditioning unit sometimes worked and I did call the front desk to asked for maintenance. I was informed not to adjust the thermostat, there were problems with the unit and it would freeze over. Therefore it was either hot in the room or freezing. I could not even open the window to cool the room off due to window screen being so damaged that insects or whatever could get in and also I was concerned for my family's safety. The Wi-Fi was horrible! Completely unstable, it continuously dropped, I would have to re-login so often that I actually memorize the login and password. The Wi-Fi could not even support my own logged in channels on the TV. I was so fed up. I just used my own data so my son could watch shows and our cell phones could have internet. There were no power sources near the bed whatsoever so charging our phones, etc., was ridiculous. I truly did not feel safe in the room with all the issues, especially the exposed wires. Unfortunately, I felt had no other choice but to stay in the room I was given. I had to be in La Pine. I called the hotel and spoke with the manager after we checked out and got home. The hotel manager stated that the room that I thought I booked was misadvertised on the Best Western Newberry hotel webpage and I was actually booked for ADA room. Shel also stated that I should have expressed more of the issues with the room during my stay and because I did not she could only offer me $100 or $150 gift card towards another stay with best Western Hotels. I respectfully declined. I truly don't understand what difference it would have made for me to express "more of the issues" with the room, also not to mention I would hope that a guest who actually needed a ADA room would not have to accept the accommodations that I was given as their only choice. I would think at the very least some form of courtesy notice from the hotel explaining the condition of the room prior to my stay would have given me a choice to change the room or even upgrade before the hotel was completely booked. I was under complete distress and did not want to cause any other conflict that may have resulted in no place for my family and I to stay for my cousin's funeral. I chose Best Western hotel because I am a Best Western member and for over $700 for 3 nights I could depend on Best Western for decent room during this devastating, heartbreaking tragedy. Unfortunately this was not the case. Please check double check and even reconsider your stay with Best Western Newberry in La Pine Oregon