We stayed here in July for 2 nights and it was great! The staff was so helpful and friendly and…read morejust fantastic! The property was very clean and we really enjoyed our stay! The bed was comfortable and the breakfast buffet was pretty good! No complaints! Would definitely stay here again!

Trivia: What is the primary libation in a margarita? Hint: My favorite is Teremana…read more Excellent breakfast. Seriously the best free breakfast I've seen at a hotel in a long time. A great selection of hot and cold options. The bar/restaurant/pool all closed at 10 pm so this place is more family friendly than the name might suggest. The room was warm and the colors were chosen well. I particularly enjoyed the green accent wall behind the TV. There was a comfy chair and a nice rug by the bed. Excellent natural light from the window.

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.

This was a very nice property. This was my 1st time here and was the 2nd night stop for my four Day…read moreRogue River Drift Boat Fishing Trip. Very nice place where several presidents like Ronald Reagan, George and Laura Bush and Jimmy and Roslyn Carter have visited and stayed. The dinner and breakfast that was served was top notch. Great tasting food with really good service along with a full bar. The rooms were very nice. Large rooms nicely furnished BUT their mattresses need to be replaced in my opinion. Just a suggestion since the rest of this fantastic lodge is awesome.

What a great start for our summer 2023. We were a group of…read morethree, two adults and our Son, took a weekend two night trip. Took Jerry's Jet Boat, was too much fun. A scenic guided tour up the River. Our captain was very knowledgeable, was a lot of fun and kept us safe. The lodge is amazing, the Hospitality is wonderful. Our host John and the Lodge staff provided great service, wonderful family style meals and the grounds situated over the Rouge River. Soaring Bald Eagles, many spieces of wild life and many places to enjoy the river. Tnight sky full of stars. The lodge is so comfortable and inviting, we highly recommed a trip to the Paradise Lodge. What a lovely group. Hi John, thank you for a memorable weekend! The Pevar's

My dad and I stopped in on a motorcycle ride the other day. We were greeted by the general manager,…read moreSheresa. She welcomed us like family. The atmosphere of the restaurant reminds me of a family cabin tucked away in the woods. I had the patty melt. My dad had the small cove pizza. I must say the food was incredible for the price it tasted authentic and like someone really took the time and love to make this food. The server Baker was very respectful while also being very personal, by the time we were done dining at this establishment I felt like family with the whole staff. I would Absloutly reccomend this place to anyone who is in the area. The views of the lake are Absloutly stunning this time of year the way the sun glances off of the water. When we finished our meal a problem with one of our bikes appeared which lead us to having to leave one of the bikes up here. Sheresa was a saint by letting us store the bike next to the restaurant keeping it away from anyone who was around while we went and got a pickup to bring it back home. This place is a gem I would give it 6 out of 5 stars if that was an option thank you to the staff here again.

Reviewing the restaurant only. We ate here for lunch, dinner, and breakfast during our 1 night stay…read morein early July 2026. Low expectations going in were somewhat exceeded by very good standard diner fare. Alison V's review is spot on.

Now that I've been to Doubletree Ranch several times, two things stand out to me that make this a…read moreunique experience: the hosts and the ranch itself. To start, Rick and Carol are about the best hosts you can imagine. Carol seems to go out of her way to accommodate almost anything you could possibly need, and Rick has some sort of photographic memory in which he remembers things we talked about over a year prior. I'm always greeted with a personalized note on my cabin, and if Rick or Carol aren't around to welcome me, one of the other cabin guests is just as likely to hail me in. Rick and Carol are hosts in the traditional sense- they are sharing their actual home with you, and want to make you feel like you're at home too. The other host that seems to go under-recongized is Shadow, the neighbor's dog who seems to turn up whenever someone wants to go for a hike or fire up the grill. Everyone loves Shadow! And she even seems to get along *really* well with every guest dog I've seen too. The ranch itself is a seemingly endless 160 acres of riverside property composed of woods, meadows, hills, trails and beaches. It's basically nature, complete with wild flowers, plants and animals- land that was once used by Native Americans, homesteaded by Rick and Carol's own family in the 1800s and passed down through the generations. While the trails aren't marked, they are wide, very obvious, well maintained and crisscross the property connecting the meadows with horse pastures, barnes, and ridges with amazing views of the valley below. Most are very easy and accessible to people of all ages. The beach is a particularly good spot for relaxing and swimming, and chairs are provided for guests in a small wagon that remains about 50 feet up shore from the water. It's fun to wave at the jetboats as the zoom by too. Accommodations at the ranch range from moderate-sized cabins (all hand-built by Rick himself) that sleep 4 or 5 to the large house overlooking the main meadow that sleeps about 12. There are also a few extra options like the covered wagon, with room for two, or the wall tents down by the river at the horse camp. So far I've stayed in two of the cabins and they have both proven very comfortable, cool, quiet and private. The screen porches are a really nice touch too, and the WiFi works great. I frequently find myself wishing that I could just let it all go and stay Doubletree Ranch forever. We can all dream I suppose.

WOW this place is beautiful!! is the first thing you think of when you pull up onto the doubletree…read moreranch. My wife and i celebrated our 1st year wedding anniversary here, and we couldnt have wanted anything more!! Rick and Carol are soooo nice!! The cabins was perfect with a new covered patio area making it the best place the relax and with a glass of wine and just look at the beautiful mountians and rouge river. I cant with to come back in september for the steelhead fishing!!!! Thank you sooo much Rick and Carol for the great hospitality and location. My wife talks about it everyday asking when we can go back :)

This place was quaint and tucked away on the lake. I cannot say anything about the resort or boat…read morelaunch, as we only ate dinner. The woman who owns the place is a one woman show; she bartends, busses tables, and cooks. Since she is the only one who works here it does take time for food to arrive, we were not in a rush and enjoyed the area. Plus they have homemade ice cream!

We were there in late October so I cannot speak about busier times but we had great burgers, rented…read morea pontoon boat and the place was very peaceful. I would recommend visiting if you are in the area

Wow! What a hidden gem. Nestled in natural gardens/water features thru out the grounds, this resort…read morehas a variety of room/cabin types. We stay in the spa bungalows, with the room jacuzzi's. I know, you're saying to yourself, "Ew, gross," but far from it. These are pristine clean, any temp you want , all jets working and strong. The rooms are immaculate, cold air conditioning, exercise room/laundry, pool and spa, free cookies, $5 breakfast ( we didn't have). The staff is welcoming. Reasonably priced, five minutes from Ashland. Pass on all the other hotels! We are making this our place.

We were on a long driving trip and decided to splurge…read more The not-so-good: For corporate management: Please don't nickel-and-dime your guests. On top of our $370 room rate, we were charged an additional $20 resort fee upon arrival. Yes, it is disclosed on the website, but we didn't notice it. Approximately only 6% of hotels charge resort fees and they are widely considered a deceptive price rip-off. We were also charged $5 per person for breakfast. Again, given the price of the room, it would be a much better customer experience to simply include breakfast in the room rate rather than adding another charge. We may have decided not to stay at $400 a night, but it would be honest pricing on behalf of the hotel. For the on-site management: There is also room for improvement in hospitality. The resort fee states, among other things, that "There is a $20 daily use fee which covers Afternoon Tea & Cookies." We checked in around 4:30 and went to enjoy the afternoon tea and cookies, which are advertised as being available from 3-5 p.m. There was no hot water at the tea station and only two cookies remaining. I asked the staff member there how there could be so little left at 4:30, especially since check-in begins at 4. I was told they could get more hot water, but that the amenity was primarily for guests staying more than one night. They did bring out more hot water, but no additional cookies or baked goods. Really? There was no backup supply? This was the only resort-fee amenity we tried to use, and unfortunately, we weren't able to enjoy it as advertised. Our second disappointment was the in-room tub, which ran out of hot water before it was even half full. A relaxing bath was one of the main reasons we chose to stay here, so that was particularly disappointing. The good: The grounds are lovely, the room was clean, and the property was very quiet. After experiencing two instances of things running out, I read some of the other online reviews and noticed that several guests mentioned breakfast running out as well. We therefore arrived right when breakfast started, and fortunately, it was good and there was plenty available throughout our breakfast. Overall, this could be a lovely splurge, but at around $400 for one night, I expected a little more attention to the details and a better overall hospitality experience.

This was my second stay at the Weasku Inn, and I enjoyed it just as much as the first. The grounds…read moreare beautiful and full of charm, while the public areas of the main lodge have a historic feel that takes you back in time. The staff is warm and personable. They serve breakfast in the morning, appetizers in the afternoon, and cookies later on. I stayed in a room along the river and found it spacious and very comfortable. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again!

I saw the many rave reviews and decided that this must be "the place". I'm going to be as objective…read moreas possible while setting the record straight- the staff were all good, and offering breakfast, appetizers and cookies/fire/s'mores in the evening was a really nice touch. As others have mentioned, the breakfast wasn't great, but we were travelling with little kids so having something to get the day started is really important (A for effort, C- for execution). They had a decent selection of beer and wine to order in the evenings (at reasonable prices for a hotel). The grounds were pretty nice. Things fall short of expectations when you get to the accommodations and location. Our cabin felt old and dilapidated, not "historic" in the sense of the Ahwahnee Lodge (Yosemite) or Lake MacDonald Lodge (Glacier). You walk in to a slightly damp environment that smells a bit like septic mixed with old camp fire. The couch, and carpet were pretty gross. Beds were mediocre, and although the sheets looked clean, the setup wasn't exactly confidence inspiring. Rooms are not cleaned daily, and since we have little people in diapers, we opted to just put the trash can outside. Perhaps the worst part was that we were put into the AFrame cabin with no possibility to change rooms (that's not what I booked). There's a steep ladder that leads to the second bed upstairs. This arrangement is not realistic or safe with toddlers. Overall, everything was just, kinda... shabby. "Historic" in the context of the Weasku is a euphemism for "run-down". As for location, if you think you're going to be right on the Rogue, you'd be mistaken. There's an irrigation ditch that runs directly behind the cabins, fed by a pump house about 100 yards away. If you do walk down to the river, be careful because this section is very dangerous/inhospitable. The river is really swift there, so it's not good for fishing (yes, no fishing spots there!), not good for kids, no beach stuff... but plenty of spiked berry brambles and poison oak if that's your thing. Road noise is constant and detracts from the vibe of peaceful seclusion. Interstate 5 is hidden by trees just on the other side of the river, so you'll hear that all night long. As for Grants Pass, unless you've got a reason to be there, you'd be better off somewhere like Ashland. The Weasku served our needs, and we all escaped without bedbugs or scabies. Would I stay again? Not if you paid me. Rating reflects great staff and nice grounds, with negative stars for accommodations.

Steven, the camp host, was amazing! The resort is very small and unfortunately 3 big rigs checked…read morein at the same time which caused a backup since our 36 footer 5th Wheel was a bit too large to fit into Site 10 which was a pull through. Anyway, Steven, was able to move us to another site.

if you are looking for a safe, waterside rv/resort go elsewhere. rob the owner hires and defends…read moreopen pedophiles and will even scream in your face if you try to confronting them. do not take your kids here!!!!!! not safe for kids!!!! the maintenance crew will openly harass your children!!!!

We stayed 2 nights in the Excalifur tree house. This is an absolutely stunning tree house with 2…read morestories, multiple sleeping areas, a full bathroom, a kitchenette, and gorgeous craftsmanship throughout. We were greeted with a plate of freshly-made cookies when we got inside. Everything was clean and tidy. I can't think of a single thing we needed because it was all there. The grounds themselves were a joy to walk through. Lots of games, works of art, a kids playground - all nestled in a peaceful treeline. I can't recommend this place enough if you need an escape from city life and want to reconnect with nature.

Stay in the tree houses and enjoy eco-conscious hosts who cook with healthy ingredients in mind…read more There's a pool!