Went with a friend for the first time recently. I had never even heard of it being that I'm not…read morefrom Stayton, but it was really good. Had a turkey Panini, a half sandwich and some kettle chips. It was very tasty. My friend had a portobello mushroom and she said it was delicious. She had really wanted a piece of their coconut cream pie that she says is fabulous, but they were sold out. Hope to come back again and try it!

Sorry to say, today was the day to try Gardner House. So I Thought. Checked Yelp tonfind something…read moreamazing. Drove out of town just to find a note on the door. Do I have Bad Luck? Or should I have called and not trusted Yelp??

Charming rooms, polished hardwood floors, labryinth front yard. The host of the B & B was amazing…read more How she acquired the place and her life story was enjoyable and amazingly entertaining. Silverton is a quaint town as well as surrounding towns.

This is a 1890 B&B with detailed furnishings, comfortable beds. The host is quite nice, and left us…read moreport and nuts upon our return out. However, very disappointed with the breakfast. The rooms are close to 200 a night and all we got was granola, yogurt and fruit? That's usually the starter, with a main item to come. We got one English muffin to split! So, if a breakfast person, I would not recommend this place.

My dad and I stayed here for two nights while we were attempting to summit Mt. Hood. Maggie and…read moreJerry were so accomodating for all of our high-maintenance needs. They went out of their way to make sure our stay was comfortable and pleasant. The house is absolutely beautiful and the decor makes you feel as if you have stepped back in time. The view of the 2 rivers merging is hard to beat- don't skip out on walking down to the chairs by the river. Maggie's breakfasts were homemade with fresh ingredients and most importantly, love.

Beautiful setting for a bed and breakfast on the way to Mt. Hood. House is a beautiful Lodge built…read moreby the owners. Breakfast is multiple courses and delicious. Perfect location for a day of skiing at hood or a day of exploring Sandy and other towns near by. Love staying here!

You cannot find a more peaceful and private place to relax and unwind than at Hidden Woods. There…read moreis only a single cabin for rent on the lush wooded property and an easy walk around Trillium Lake or a hike or ski lift ride up Mount Hood is only a 30 minute drive away. You will leave refreshed and encouraged.

The Hidden Woods Bed and Breakfast is a treasure. The owners are attentive and well-informed for…read morerestaurants and recreation in the area. The beds are real feather beds! Even though this is a 1929 log cabin it has been restored and is so well taken care of - it's like you've traveled back in time but you get to wear a warm robe and cozy up to a nice fire without having had to chop the wood. The breakfast, coffee and snacks are the best you could wish for. The property is beautiful and beautifully looked after. If you are allergic to dogs you'd not wish to stay here - but if you like a Scotty dog mascot, you'll love this place. Everything is clean, comfortable and you can really feel that the owners have paid attention to every detail.

Fabulous stay at the McKenzie River Round house! Sharon accommodated our last minute request and…read morearranged for us to arrive well after dark. We had a third person, so the provided a futon mattress for us to use. We had the top room that has the view and the deck. The room was huge, nicely furnished and stocked with snacks, water and toiletries. The breakfast was seriously amazing. Totally, beyond expectations. We had crustless quiche, fresh strawberries, potatoes, bacon, fresh juice, fresh coffee, Im probably forgetting something else. This was a great location for us, on our way back from Bend, but wanted to still go to the hot springs nearby. Price was reasonable for what we were getting too. We really enjoyed chatting with Sharon and her husband and hearing about the history of the Round House. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and highly recommend the McKenzie River Round House to anyone needing a little R&R away from home.

We stayed at the round house when we attended the Chain Saw and arts festival. It was one of the…read moremost relaxing times we have had at a B&B. The view of the river was amazing as was the breakfast. We had a great time visiting with Sharon our host. Unique home.

I can't understate how wonderful and accommodating Michelle and Bruce were!…read more They were communicative, kind, very quick with their followup and actions, and a true delight to be around. I'm very impressed with their love of travel, seeking new experiences, and sharing these with their guests. 100% looking forward to visiting and bringing friends next time. A true gem in Sisters, an already magical place.

Hands down, one of the bests small boutique Bed and Breakfast places…read moreto stay in Oregon...... Far enough off the main streets of Sister but within walking distance to eateries, shops and trails..... I almost hate to spread the word, as their is only one suite downstairs for a couple and the upstairs is meant to be shared with family or another couple with a shared Living space, kitchen and eating area within the same space........ If you are even thinking of visiting this town soon or for an upcoming event, you better not wait too long........ Michelle and Bruce have thought of everything that you might need and the modern mountain interiors are true to this beautiful little town....The morning breakfasts are a special treat and will keep you going most of the day with home baked goods by Michelle and wonderful breakfast cuisine. Last, but not least, they are the perfect host and have plenty of tips and recommendations if this is the first time to Sisters. This B&B is so warm, welcoming and beyond wonderfu!

Enjoyed our stay! We stayed in the upstairs queen room with bathroom and balcony. VERY comfortable…read morebed and comfortable "at home" feel to the house. The property is nestled in a beautiful area and feels like you are truly out in the wilderness area. The owners have some meticulously groomed and constructed trails near a creek complete with plenty of flora and fauna. We enjoyed watching the horses, Canadian geese with their goslings, and playing with dogs Delilah & Sasha. They have beautiful amenities in this modern lodge-style home complete with a nice wood-burning fireplace. Breakfast was tasty with eggs, breads & jam, and steel cut oatmeal with fruit and toppings. The owners have a wealth of knowledge for suggestions and ideas for things to do outside. CML is a must-visit!

Location: Five stars if you are a hiker, fisher or just want a quiet getaway from the city and its…read moreamenities. One star if you want those amenities. The nearest good restaurants, shopping and full-service stores are thirty miles away. Building: Five stars for a large, modern home with a lodge look, spacious and well-built with upscale fixtures. There are three upstairs rooms for rent. Grounds: Five stars for the generally attractive surroundings that reportedly include miles of hiking trails. Room and amenities: Four Stars for our room, which was spacious with lots of storage, a balcony and a bath. There were two bed lamps but both were inadequate for reading, while the flood lights in the ceiling were too bright for anyone lying in bed trying to read. The room included a small desk and a chair. Our room rating does not consider the other two rooms, one a bedroom, the other a bunk room for an unknown number of good friends or an entire family, both with a separate or shared bath. Bathroom and amenities: Four stars for the small bath with shower. Counter space was inadequate but that was fully compensated with plenty of drawers and cupboards. Due to the small size of the bath, there is only one towel rack and the TP is uncomfortably located to the rear of the small toilet. The lighting is better than that in most hotel bathrooms. Bed and pillows: Five Stars for the comfortable queen bed. One star for the mushy pillows that crank your chin up toward your chest without providing any support for your neck. HVAC: One star for an unconventional room air conditioner that not only blew cold air across the bed all night long but did so at constantly varying fan speeds that supposedly mimic natural breezes but actually mimic natural cold winds. Both the remote control and the instructions for the AC indicated that this supposedly desirable feature could be defeated in favor of steady low, medium and high fan speeds; however, our attempts to change the program (which included an attempt to reboot the remote) changed nothing. We made do the second night without the AC by opening the door to the balcony. Breakfast. Four stars for a healthy fix-it-yourself fruit and cereal breakfast with high-quality breads and jams. Dog: Five stars for Delilah, a very nice Lab. Service: Three stars. The hosts are friendly and helpful but this is an Airbnb home, not a full-service hotel. Noise Level: Four stars. The rooms are not well-isolated from the central living area or each other; however, the home is generally quiet and noisy activities cease around nine or ten at night. Price and Summary: Airbnb properties generally offer lower prices but they are able to do this in part because they generally are not subject to the building and safety codes and the insurance requirements of commercial hotels. Cascade Mountain Lodge offers especially favorable prices for such a nice property, if its Location (see above) is right for you. The hosts have an unconventional no-shoes-upstairs rule.

Our stay at the McClaine House was a perfect B&B experience. The house was restored so beautifully…read moreand is filled with so many thoughtful details, I felt like I'd just stepped into the pages of a Victorian novel. Karen is a lovely, friendly host and an amazing cook. There were treats waiting when we arrived, and coffee right in our room. Breakfast was over-the-top delicious, starting with home-made yogurt and granola, followed by an omelette with white beans that felt both healthy and indulgent. Silver Falls State Park is just outside of Silverton and only a short drive from the McClaine House. We had planned a hike at the Trail of Ten Falls that day, so Karen sent some apple streusel muffins with us, which made a great snack at the end of our hike. We stayed in the Falls Suite, which was huge -- by far the biggest room we had ever stayed in in a B&B. The room is a beautiful, peaceful blue, with a very comfortable bed, a walk-in closet with a fridge and coffee maker and plenty of shelf room for your things. There's an extra room between the bedroom and the bathroom with a daybed that was nice for sitting quietly and reading in the evening. And the bathroom was spacious and luxurious. This was a wonderful place to stay for a night and we would have been happy to stay longer.

Wonderful stay! And a great host! Lovely house & amenities! Very clean! Huge kitchen & awesome…read morescreened in porch! We had a great visit!

We stayed here for a few days with our son, daughter Inlaw & baby. We all had a wonderful time! The…read morehosts, Kermit and Lisa, were amazing! Each morning they made us a delicious breakfast served with the baked item of the day, fruit, and juice. (The marion berry stuffed French toast was very good!) Every evening at 4:30, they served us drinks and an appetizer on the deck. The appetizers were delicious and different each night. We were also able to grill on the deck which we did two of the nights. There were plenty of dishes, silverware, & glasses that we were able to use for it. The grounds are kept up very well and it's very pretty at night with all the lights strung around. We sat by the river around the fire a couple of nights. They fished everyday and caught a lot of fish! Every morning, Lisa would fill the bird feeders and we would have quite a show of Stellar blue jays and other birds. Plus cute little chipmunks! Our room was the Dragonfly room which had a big fireplace and a big window facing the river. The bed was very comfortable and I slept very well. Our son & daughter Inlaw had the room next to us. They had an extra bedroom in theirs which was good to have for their baby to sleep in. I would definitely recommend this amazing place! Kermit & Lisa are the nicest hosts!

We had a wonderful stay at the Eagle Rock Lodge. The hosts were terrific, breakfast was delicious,…read moreand the property is beautiful.

Sometimes you just need to slow down and replenish. I was on a business trip, and wasn't planning a…read morestop at a B & B, but somewhat impulsively peeled away from the highway and into the lush woods that surround the Doublegate Inn. I arrived late, but proprietors Stephanie and Eric welcomed me into the coolest house I have seen in I-don't-know-how-long. All of the things I hope and imagine a bed and breakfast to offer - warmth, fireplace, coziness, quiet, fireplace - surrounded and soothed me. One morning, I asked for my usual breakfast, and Eric said that he thought he had a compote that I would like even better, but if I didn't like it, he'd gladly whip up the usual (note to self: must obtain dictionary with the word "compote"). So I was gently being pushed to explore boundaries, as the therapists say. And it was better than the breakfast I had wanted! Every detail has been labored over, and the result is a temple of replenishment. If you want to learn how to be the perfect host, learn at the feet of the masters here at the Doublegate Inn. Their rates are really reasonable, too, for some odd reason.

Very relaxing! I just can't say enough.... Stephanie and Eric were wonderful. We stayed in the…read moreChanterelle suite.... WONDERFUL! We will definitely be returning!