Expensive, boring equipment and limited hours. There's also a ton of road construction making it…read morehard to get in and out.

New owner, new manager, new courts, new programs in 2022…read more Everything is improving right down to parking lot and landscaping.

Very clean, very quiet, very comfortable, all good. Lots of choices for breakfast, although hot…read morechoices less inviting. All in all, an excellent choice for travelers.

Considering we used 35k points, this was not the best value for the points. This is a standard…read moreFairfield Inn. I would not call the upgraded room a suite. It was a standard hotel room. With four very flat pillows and a sink that kept backing up. It's also very windy out here so the car gets covered with dust. On the flip side, the free breakfast is always welcomed and they did offer a huge variety for the oatmeal bar and had gluten free bagels in the yogurt refrigerator (you have to hunt for it). Pet fee was $50 which is fair. And it may be the best hotel lodging available in the area, which really doesn't say much. I just felt we shouldn't have to use so many points for this level of accommodations. Felt more like a 15k value.

I had a wonderful deep tissue massage from Karlee, will definitely be back for the relaxed vibe.read more

Me and my fiancé had a couples massage from Fran and Carley and it was absolutely fantastic. The…read moreroom was beautiful with heated beds and plenty of blankets. The sauna felt amazing after the massage and the e tire place was so clean and put together. We will most definitely be back!

I booked our stay at Tenzen Springs after throughly reading as many reviews as possible. I always…read morelike to know what I can expect and prepare myself for the cons. Prior to booking I knew there were 3 "issues". The first one being the nearby train tracks. Second, the sulfur smell from the tub. Last being the comfortability of the beds. My review is based on cabin 4, which is the ADA cabin and is a slightly larger layout. Upon arrival, the instructions were extremely simple. The cabin was immaculate and we were both pleasantly surprised by all of the amenities and smart design choices that made a seemingly small space feel larger. We had opted to eat most meals at the cabin and packed a cooler with our refrigerated items. The kitchen was adequately stocked for 2 people. Absolutely no issues there. Tenzen Springs provides assorted Starbucks coffee K-cups, teas and sweeteners. The Keurig coffee maker is simple to use. They even provided a small container of milk, which I hadn't thought to bring and was extremely thankful for it. The instructional videos that Tenzen Springs provides made it very simple to figure out how to work the air conditioner, steam shower, tub, stovetop, etc. Okay, first con is the noise from the train. I was prepared for it and you should be, too. I knew that it would be barreling past us in the middle of the night and I am an extremely light sleeper. The first night, I used white noise on my iPad. That did not drown it out enough so on our second night I used the ear plugs. That did a better job but I still heard the train. It seems like it is every 3 hours or so. Did I let it ruin my time? Nope. The second con is the sulfur smell. After reading one review, I was seriously prepared for the worst. So I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it's really not that bad and you only smell it when you're in the tub area. The third con is the bed. Being a mattress snob, I can see why folks complain. The mattress is not the best, but it is far from the worst. And we did not book the cabin based on how comfortable the bed is. The bedding, however, is perfect and quite cozy. We slept fine both nights and woke up with the intent of soaking in the tub as soon as possible. I must say, the pros outweigh the cons at Tenzen Springs. We soaked our cares away and felt like we were completely secluded. We walked the grounds at sunset and saw a breathtaking beauty that we don't get day to day. It was awe inspiring and made us extremely thankful for the experience, even if it was just for the weekend. Tenzen Springs has put obvious thought into the perfect placement of the cabins to make you feel secluded as well as mowing walking paths out to benches overlooking the gorge and hammocks placed perfectly in the shade. We used our time to reflect and reset and came out of it completely recharged. We cannot wait to go back. Thank you Tenzen Springs for an unforgettable weekend.

If you're reading this review because you're trying to choose a spot in the area before making a…read morereservation, but wanting to see what others say, look no further...this is your calling. This is where you need to stay! What can I say? Came here for two nights. Did a few things in the surrounding area but my mind was on the cabin. This is truly a tranquil space. Keep in mind, it is a shared space with other cabins, but nonetheless, it's a beautiful tranquil spot. Nestled in the hilltop, you'll wake up to deer and wild turkeys most likely, as we did. Just a relaxing and calm environment. We stayed at Cabin #5. To me, this was the best cabin with views. You can see water through the trees a bit, as well as the forest trees beyond. With a private geothermal soaking tub, you're sure to just melt all your cares away. Plus, the outdoor shower will help you rinse off before getting in. This was a nice touch to my stay. Then, the tiled shower acts as a steam-room with a touch of a button. How unique!! They provide new packaged slippers for you to use in cabin, as well as flip flops to be used if you choose around the cabin deck. The bed was amazing. Each night I slept like a baby. They have two reading lights, so it was nice to read a few pages before bed. Also, there's two electric outlets on each side of the bed in case you need to charge phone or anything within arm's reach. Well ventilated by fan, or you have option to use remote controlled A/C fan. On the premises you'll find many instagrammable photo opportunities. Also, you'll find a few walking paths that lead to some benches under a beautiful tree to relax, or you can relax with views of the Gorge in another spot. Also, there's two hammocks in a shady area if you want to use to take a nap. Also, a unique touch. You'll have your own parking space and I even saw electrical outlets in case you have electric vehicle. All in all, this has been my favorite AirBnB and I've stayed at several. I did not want to leave. Even on the day we had a packed itinerary to leave and do activities, I made sure to be back early to enjoy this space. I am so glad I did. Just a beautiful place. If you're driving to this place, Google will drop you off half way there, but keep driving a bit and you'll see the Tenzen signage. Use your access code provided and you're in!

The experience at evergreen factor was amazing. It was relaxing, the staff were amazing, and I felt…read morerevived after my IV therapy. Will definitely be back soon.

Evergreen Factor in Lake Oswego is a true medical spa, wellness center, and biohacking sanctuary…read morefocused on recovery and performance. I've completed the Niagen (NR) IV Brain Reset four times now, and it has been consistently excellent--easily one of the best values in the Portland area. My wife also loves their VEMI beds, which provide a deep nervous system reset; even a short "micro-nap" feels more restorative than hours of regular sleep. I'm especially grateful for Dr. Tomas Gigena, M.D. As the first physician in Oregon to introduce EBOO therapy back in 2019, his expertise and forward-thinking approach really stand out. I've completed six EBOO sessions, and the results have been impressive. A special thanks to Tino, who is exceptionally gentle and professional. He makes my wife--who is typically afraid of needles--feel completely comfortable during her Myers' Cocktail IV therapy and migraine treatments. We keep coming back for a reason.

great staff! unique bunk bed experience worked perfect for a quick turnaround trip to The Gorge.read more

This review is only for the cafe inside of the Society Hotel! Ive had multiple great stays at the…read morehotel itself and enjoy the pools thoroughly, enjoy the ambiance of the space, the gymnasium and the sanctuary. Unfortunately the cafe gets one star, the eggs and avocado I got last time was downright offensive. As in, this meal should not have been served/ left the kitchen. The avocado was rock hard, brown and unable to be mushed with a fork and $4, the eggs were greasy and burned brown. Oh no, this was disastrous, I returned the avocado as it was inedible and ate two bites of the burned eggs... over $12, really disappointing.

Overall, this is a nice place to visit. If you're looking for a somewhere to get away from the big…read morecity rush, enjoy some hiking, or just a relaxing trip, this is the place. My fiancée had a massage done by Tracy, and she was very pleased with it. I personally spent a good amount of time in the hot tub and found it relaxing, peaceful, and view we had from the third floor was amazing. My fiancée and I had a conversation with some of the staff there and they were friendly and knowledgeable about the resort. I have a few critiques, but I consider them minor due to the price and area. The bed was not the most comfortable and the blankets were very thin. The room also had not been cleaned very well, cobwebs on the ceiling, old food on the balcony, and I counted around ten or more spiders I had to get rid of. I also thought the rooms had recently been renovated, and if they were the crew they hired did a patch job. I noticed drywall nails pushing out, and repair jobs done without texture. Our fridge also did not work very well and did not keep our drinks or food cold. I was also saddened to hear that the trails on the property had been closed, but there are a lot of other ones around the area. I think Carson Hot Springs Resort has a LOT of potential. I don't find this place to be a luxury resort, but it is a comfortable one. My fiancée and I will definitely be planning another stay here and thank you for the comfortable experience you have created.

Unfortunately, I need to update my original review because what started as a pretty simple concern…read morehas now turned into almost three months of unnecessary frustration. During our stay at the end of May, I saw what appeared to be a small red, worm-like organism near the pool area. I reported it to staff and followed up afterward. Carson Hot Springs responded and told me they would look into it. Cool. That's literally all I wanted them to do. Since then, I've followed up multiple times asking one very simple question: What did y'all find? I haven't asked for a refund. I haven't asked for a free stay. I haven't asked for compensation or anything else. I just want to know whether they investigated it, what they found, and whether there was anything my wife and I should've been concerned about after using the facilities. I first followed up June 4. Again June 11. I've emailed multiple times since and also tried reaching them by phone. It's now August. Still no answer. Somehow the situation has gotten even more ridiculous because my email address now appears to have been blocked. Come on now. If you investigated and found out it was completely harmless, GREAT. That's actually the answer I WANT. Tell me that and we can all keep it moving. If you identified what I saw, tell me what it was. If nobody actually investigated it, just be honest about that too. Instead, something that could've been resolved with a two minute email has turned into nearly three months of me asking the same question while getting absolutely nowhere. That's what has completely changed my opinion of this place. Things happen at hotels and resorts. I understand that. How a business responds when a guest brings something to their attention tells me a whole lot more. Based on how this has been handled, I can no longer recommend Carson Hot Springs Resort. I have the emails documenting the entire situation, including their original response telling me they would look into it. I'm not looking for anything other than the answer I've been asking for since May. What did y'all find? That's it. Blocking my email definitely didn't answer the question.

A nice little getaway. Super cozy and homey. Has everything you need to cook, clean and rest up…read more Hot tub outside was wonderful. We stayed two nights and it was great. I would love to come back. No signal or WiFi so bring a book!

Incredibly disappointing interaction with the property owner who went back on their agreement after…read moreI made the booking.

I can't speak for staying here, as I just came up for the day. But what I saw, was very impressive…read more This is a beautiful old hotel that was built back in the 30s, and has been kept up very well. It has such a classic look, it is the hotel that was used for the external shots in the original "the shining" movie.. on the inside, it's also very nice, it has a kind of rustic "lodge" feel. The hotel sits right at the base of Mount Hood, with beautiful views of the mountain from the back patio of the hotel, and there are lots of outdoor recreation, possibilities, for both the summertime and the winter time. The hotel is open year-round. They have a gift shop, There are plenty of food and drink options, but they are definitely expensive. I get it. This place is up in the mountains, there is a lot of overhead in keeping the place up, and of course, they have a captive audience. The nearest food and drink away from the hotel is like 6 to 10 miles down the road. The menu in the main dining room room looked good, but I can't speak to the food as I didn't eat there. I hope it's better than the blue ox bar. I had a slice of pizza there, and I wasn't impressed (see separate review...) This really is a beautiful property.

I'm only reviewing the Timberline Lodge Bar & Grill, the reason why we were there, on our way to…read morePrineville. Parking was easy. Short walk uphill, the guy at the parking, when we asked how to get to the restaurant, he directed us to a elevator or to hike up the steps. We picked the elevator. From there, we went up to the main lodge, steps to the top floor, to the bar & restaurant, and were seated right away. We got a good view around the top, sadly, there were no snow to be found, maybe a small handful here & there, farther away. It's still very beautiful inside & outside, so close to nature! We ordered a meatball sandwich and clam chowder, that we shared. And it came to our table nicely divided, with two plates, and two bowls. There were lots of clams and that was good, but the crispy onions on top made it salty! The service was very friendly. The meatballs were very tasty, I really liked that. It was a very interesting environment for eating. The Lodge restroom, was not easy to find, the entrance was like a half revolving door, when you enter, someone is coming out, or you wait and let the other go out. My husband was here when he was about 10 years old, with his grandparents. He only remembers a black & white photo of him.

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.