This is a review for the Big Leaf Coffeehouse and Grill which I don't think is listed separately on…read moreYelp. My brother, who lives on the edge of the park, and I, who lives across the country, had breakfast and coffee two mornings in mid-April. It was quiet but lovely. The breakfasts were very good. On one visit we had the "elder special" which was tasty and very inexpensive. The next visit we chose other breakfast plates. We enjoyed all the options. Coffee was good and I loved my lattes. The ambiance, both inside and out, was lovely. What a wonder park and cozy building. The fireplace was just magnificent. The young man who wore multiple hats at the counter and serving and stoking the fire was incredibly friendly and efficient. We had a wonderful visit. 4 stars for the food and 5 stars for the service and ambiance.

This place is in the amazing Silver Falls State Park and the scenery is flat out incredible. You…read moreare in the woods surrounded by trees and greenery. We got the tiny cabin. It is pretty simple accommodations but really beautiful. There was a refrigerater in there, but you have to shower elsewhere. We did have access to a microwave in another building. ii's great if you want to get away and have a peaceful stay in a truly amazing state park. I know that they had other options that were more expensive as well.

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.

This Best Western was well located right along the main strip going through the town of Sandy. We…read morehit a lot of traffic coming into the small town. Taylor checked us in, he was very friendly and informative. There was plenty of parking, we walked past the indoor pool, laundry and small fitness room. There was coffee in the lobby and travel information. We filled out a slip for breakfast pick up in the morning. It's funny, when we got to the hotel at 2:30 in the afternoon there were men in their 20's & 30's hanging out in the parking lot. Some single men were next to cars, others were sitting in chairs near the front shrubs. When we left for dinner, they were still there, and when we came back to the hotel at 9:15 about a dozen men were still around the outside of the hotel. We didn't feel unsafe, But this isn't what we used to seeing ,and we've been to over a dozen hotels this year. There was a funny smell walking down the hallway to our room, but our room was fine. I was glad to see no carpeting on the floors. Room 121 was clean, bed was comfortable & it worked since we stayed for one night. It appears to be an accessible room for the handicapped. My husband hated the fact that the sink was facing our bed. The room wasn't that small but we seem to be tripping over each other, maybe it was because it is it an accessible room. Our Keurig coffee maker didn't work properly, the coffee came out the sides & on the sink counter rather than in the cup. at 8 o'clock we picked up our breakfast to go bag, It was sort of the free breakfast children get before school. We wanted to cancel our reservation and go straight through to Portland. Unfortunately, with this hotel's policy, had we canceled we would've lost $180. We would not stay here again nor would we recommend

A very noisy hotel. I was given a second floor room. There are no elevators so I asked to be moved…read moreto the first floor. I requested room 129 since I need quiet room for work. The front desk girl agreed to it but the manager moved me to room 119 right across the room where the staff does laundry. The old man working there yells at the top of his voice at other staff all day. I asked him to keep it down and his response is that he's deaf so he has to talk loud. I complained to the front desk and she asked him to stop the noise but he didn't care. All day staff hang outside my room door talking to the point that I could not use voice dictation. There is a stadium behind the hotel where fans are screaming till late in the night. The bedside power outlets don't work. The bedside lights are so dim, it's impossible to read. The AC doesn't cool the room. The TV remote has dead batteries. The coffee station in the lobby always has 3 jugs of coffee and tea bags but no hot water for tea. The hot water at the breakfast coffee station is always cold. When I requested hot water, server went in the back and never came out. I went to work without having morning tea. This is how they treat a diamond elite member. I don't know what they do to others. I will not be back here ever.

We stayed here last weekend (in June) and we couldn't be ANY happier with our stay!!!! Mary and…read moreKevin are incredibly kind, helpful, and their home is something truly unique. The food was *italian kiss* delicious and the rooms were so comfy. There was plenty of space so we felt very spread out with the others staying in the inn. Plus, the view of Willamette Valley is simply serene. We will definitely be spreading the word about this place and returning!

So I surprised the wife on day two of our 35th Anniversary with a stay at the DreamGivers Inn and…read morewhat an experience. We had never stayed at a B and B before so the bar has been set going forward. Mary and Kevin are the kindest and their home feels more like you are at a close family members home or a really good friends. Clean and well decorated with some beautiful views as well. Breakfast was amazing and they grow some of the ingredients right there on the property. The only bad thing about going is having to leave. BTW, the front porch with a cup of coffee in one of the rockers is life changing! Check them out.

The rooms are super spacious. They have personalized experiences such as hot tub, ping-pong,…read moretables, etc. sufficient covered parking. Honestly, this place is perfect. We hope to come back many times. If you want to make this special, I suggest you reach out to Dan Sikorski, he is phenomenal.

Our group of four stayed in Chalet 13 from June 24-27 while attending a wedding at Mt. Hood. The…read morefirst part of our stay was great. We loved the beautiful grounds, and the chalet was comfortable and exactly what we were hoping for. Unfortunately, around 1:00 a.m. on the second to last night of our stay, we returned from the wedding festivities to find that the entire chalet smelled overwhelmingly of sewage. The odor was present throughout all three floors and became stronger with each level. It was so intense that several of us were gagging and even became physically sick. We attempted to book a room at the nearest hotel but they were fully booked, leaving us with no choice but to stay. We opened every window in the chalet and had to leave them open for the remainder of our stay because the smell was otherwise unbearable. We made every effort to report the issue while it was happening. That night, we called the resort's emergency after hours hotline but never received a return call or any follow up. Upon checking out on the final day, I reported the situation again to the staff member at the front desk. He was incredibly kind, apologetic, and assured me the situation was unacceptable. He explained that the manager, Dan, would contact me and that a partial refund would likely be appropriate given the circumstances. After several days passed without any communication, I reached out to the resort myself. I was told that maintenance had inspected the chalet, along with neighboring units, and could not detect any unusual odor. While I appreciate that they took the concern seriously enough to inspect the property, this was very surprising given that all four of us experienced the smell, and it was severe enough that we were becoming physically ill. I was again told that Dan would contact me, but as of writing this review, I still have not received any phone call or email. It's disappointing because, aside from this issue, our stay would have easily earned five stars. I understand that unexpected maintenance problems can happen and I don't fault the resort for an issue that may have been outside their immediate control. What disappointed me most was the lack of follow through after we were assured someone would reach out. Good customer service isn't just responding in the moment--it's also following through on the commitments made afterward. I genuinely hope the source of the odor has been identified and resolved, as it's a beautiful property and I'd love to recommend it. However, I also hope future guests experiencing an issue like this receive the communication and resolution that we unfortunately never did.

We stayed at Cooper Spur Mountain Resort for the weekend while celebrating our small wedding…read morereception in their restaurant, and it was perfect. The staff was so friendly and welcoming, which made everything feel easy and relaxed. Our cabins were extremely comfy- quiet, peaceful, and cozy. It felt like the kind of place where you can truly unwind; we never even felt like we needed to lock anything up. Our family joined us for one night and had a wonderful time as well. The atmosphere was calm and refreshing, with beautiful surroundings that made it feel like a true getaway. The food at the restaurant was also very good and added to the experience. Overall, Cooper Spur provided exactly what we were hoping for: comfort, peace, and genuine hospitality. We're so glad we chose it for such a special occasion.

UNFRIENDLY - RUDE - SLOW Cooper Spur was my grandmothers…read morechoice to spend Mother's Day lunch. The staff did not greet us. The staff first waited in the people that came in after we did. We sat 15 minutes for our waitress ti finally amble over to take our order...again unfriendly. We will NEVER eat at this place again.

We stayed in the new section. Most comfortable beds and pillows! Spacious shower. Kind owners…read more Highly recommend.

Written May 2026. I hate to criticize a family-owned business in a town still seemingly struggling…read moreto recover after the devastating fires of September 2020 (please google the article "This Oregon lake town rebuilt after devastating wildfires. At what cost?"), and I thought a long time about whether to leave this review. I was quite disappointed with the Lodge at Detroit Lake, because the website is so very misleading. I have traveled around the world and have stayed in all kinds of places, including barns, tents, eco-resorts, and many, many historic properties. I am not a particularly picky traveler. I was looking for a quiet and basically comfy place in a rural setting with a small kitchen and no need for camping gear, close to Breitenbush and local hiking spots. What I got was a very run-down and noisy roadside motel under active construction that didn't resemble the website photos at all. Please note most of the photos seem to be pre-fire (the log cabin rooms in the photo are no longer there). Visible daylight and air crept in through holes in the wall; none of the windows were locked until I thought to check them in the middle of the night; and the bed was wretched (again, not picky, but this thing was in a class by itself). The "community setting" that "promotes front porch sitting and evening gatherings around the campfire" was an empty weed-choked slab of asphalt with a port-o-let across the parking lot. None of the food trucks or restaurants seemed open and the traffic and owners' dog were too noisy to open the windows for fresh air. The check-in process was perfunctory and unwelcoming, and worst of all, someone began using an electric saw incessantly (and unapologetically) directly under my window at 7:30 AM. To charge $166/night ($500 in total) for this experience is appalling--even with west coast pricing and recent inflation, this place isn't worth more than $100/night at the absolute outside. They collect payment up front (and will charge your card even if you don't stay), which should have been a clue. I left after one night and used some Hilton points to stay in Salem for the rest of my trip instead. It was such a disappointment, since I had wanted to get *out* of the city and spend my tourist dollars in the fire-affected area. But, I felt uncomfortable and unsafe. I didn't feel good about leaving my belongings or food in the room, so I thought--why should I sleep here again? I will say the Lodge at Detroit Lake seemed clean and didn't smell of fire damage. While the room, furniture, appliances, and linens were extremely worn and old, everything seemed tidy and clean. The fridge and TV worked, and there was plenty of hot water. If all you need is a place to crash briefly while on the road, you could do worse. But do ask to see the room before agreeing to stay, check the windows before going to sleep, and leave early in the morning, before the construction starts.

This was the perfect family and pet friendly hotel. The suite that is intended for longer stays was…read morevery comfortable for our two night stay with a full kitchen. The bedroom, bathroom, and living room were just the right size. The only thing I didn't like was the half shower door. I've noticed this trend in other hotels, and I just prefer a full shower door. I like that the room was quiet. I'm not sure if there were just not a lot of guests on our floor. The service was 5 stars. They were very nice and helpful during our stay and when I called with questions prior to booking our room. The playpen they provided looked brand new, and they also included a fitted playpen sheet. They also had a free hot breakfast bar. It's nearby various restaurants and stores, which includes the Clackamas Town Center. I liked that it was near a Target when we needed to restock on some snacks and essentials halfway through our road trip. It felt homey and cozy after a long drive. It was one of our favorite hotels during our Oregon road trip.

The facility opened in 2022 so as of this review it is pretty new and well maintained. Despite our…read morereservation they had none of the room type we requested available so after some dithering they kindly upgraded us. The room was clean and comfortable but the HVAC kept turning itself off. One hot day we came back to a very hot room. It's a definite improvement over the holiday inn express down the road that we used to patronize. There was street racing on the 205 freeway right behind us on Friday and Saturday nights and even without the guys with loud cars and bikes we could always hear the freeway.

I would definitely recommend this hotel if you're staying in the Silverton area. I booked this…read moreplace because we were planning on hiking Silver Falls for 2 days. This hotel provided everything we needed. However, the one complaint we had is that there was NO bathroom countertop space. For me and my Mom that was a bummer, which is why I docked 1 star on the review. Other than that, the A/C worked well, it had a small kitchen, big sink, a closet to hang clothes, a table for us to eat at, and a helpful Receptionist that brought us ice and more towels. :)

Really enjoy staying here and this part of Oregon, only complaint is in the difficulty of getting a…read moreroom on one of those spur of the moment get aways.