Loved every minute of this trip. Great rooms. Incredible ambiance. Wonderful staff. Just first class all around. Food portions were generous and made the price worth every penny. The Scotch Flight was perfect. My wife got an Irish hot chocolate drink that was twice the size expected and was fantastic. The meatballs were amazing and the other food dishes were well portioned for everything we saw. This lodge is a craftsman's dream throughout. I can't believe the details the Civilian Conservation Corps put it at every turn. Custom iron work and carving everywhere. Truly a work of art. Be ready for snow late n the season. Carry an ice scraper and warm clothes year around. Must stay here again. read more

After letting management know about our sub-par experience staying at Timberline, I was kindly offered a one night weekday stay on the house. I very much appreciated this gesture and do believe that management cares about the guest experience at Timberline. We finally booked our free stay about one year after our initial stay. I was SO excited to hear while checking in that they were now offering a free continental breakfast to all staying at the hotel! Their $30+ breakfast buffet was outrageous, and a free option for how much you're spending on the hotel room felt like the least they could offer. However, I was extremely disappointed to discover that the continental breakfast consists of cereal, apples, toast and pastries. Not a protein in sight, nor a non dairy milk. The flow of traffic into the continental breakfast area of the Cascade dining room was also poorly designed and created a lot of unnecessary issues with flow. Although a free breakfast is a step in the right direction, it was still disappointing considering our off-peak weekday stay came in at $430 (I think they can swing some powdered eggs or even just some yogurt for that much money). Overall, my opinion of the beds/ rooms hasn't changed much; the beds are horribly uncomfortable and the walls are paper thin. Our shower was larger and did drain this time so I'll take that win. I enjoy visiting Timberline but won't be staying the night again. read more

Where to start... This is a national treasure, with a ton of history readily at hand. Having visited other national park lodges, we decided to splurge for a night on Mt. Hood in late October 2025. Given that this would be considered shoulder season (lifts aren't yet open), and the overall quality of the rooms, the $345+tax rate was excessive. Snow was falling as we ascended to the 6,000-foot hotel. Lots of cars in the parking lot out front, but I took an uncleared spot to unload the bags. No porters forced me to lug the bags through the snow and up the stairs, but that wasn't a problem for me. We were assigned a room in the newer East Wing, which was a frigid 58-degrees. We set the thermostat for 68 and left to tour the hotel for a few hours. When we returned, the temperature had dropped to 56. A maintenance person eventually determined that the heater was broken, and 90 minutes later we were moved to a slightly larger room in the West Wing. However, moving the bags involved several more stairways. Interestingly, the second room lacked several amenities, but as we still had the key to the original room we went back and brought them along. The root of the problem may lie with staff inexperience, with even the senior manager only in her third year. Other issues: The path to the whirlpool hadn't been shoveled in a while. The hallways and bars are surprisingly crowded with day skiers (even though the lifts weren't yet open), many of whom were camped out for hours around the lobby fireplaces, which kind of puts a damper on the ambiance. Now, we enjoyed a very nice dinner with great service next to a roaring fireplace, albeit at an inflated price as everything must be trucked up the mountain. My recommendation is to come up for a visit, and maybe hike around if the weather is good, but keep going to Hood River for the night. read more

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Historic! Awesome! Such a neat place to see and stay! If you're a fan of The Shining or historic places it is a must see. Such a grand place. The big fireplaces, giant beams, neat architecture! Lots of hiking in the summer, skiing and snowboarding on the winter. Great views, a must visit! read more

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We were in Portland on our way to Spokane and decided to take a detour to see Mount Hood. References said the best place to start was Timberline Lodge so we headed that way. So glad we did. The lodge is beautiful and with my love for The Shining, it was fun to see both inside and out. The location of the lodge allows you to see the mountain up close and personal. I highly recommend taking Magic Mike tram to get you 2/3 up the side of the mountain. The views are stunning. In mid August, we still saw snow but the weather was warm enough for shorts. The trip up the tram was breezy but I never felt cold. Stop into the lodge to visit the park rangers who can give you great tips on hiking trails and even flyers on wildflowers. Very glad we made the detour. read more

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Okay such a fun lodge!! Timberline Lodge is the perfect winter getaway! We took a couple breaks here while snowboarding all day - there was a short wait for lunch & drinks at the restaurant upstairs during après, but the wait was shorter than estimated each time. The bread bowls are SO good - ask for a side of butter for the most divine salt & pepper butter you will ever consume. The hot cocoa was decorated beautifully - it is 100% Swiss Miss, but the $9 price will get you whipped cream, heath bar, and chocolate / caramel syrup on top which is so worth it post a day of snowboarding. I had such a lovely day here and cannot wait to be back, hopefully to stay as guests and make use of the spa! They close early (around 7 I believe) if you're not a guest, so keep that in mind. Super romantic, cute, winter Christmas spot! read more

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Historic and stunning, this lodge is a must visit anytime of year. On the first day of summer for our visit, it was 36 degrees, windy and raining. But it was comfortable and spacious inside. Normally sitting outside the grand lodge in their massive wooden chairs for conversation or a book or just gazing at the sights is satisfying. Today was not that day, but maybe you'll have better weather luck. It's a magical, old place regardless of the weather. read more

Timberline Lodge - Beautiful interior of main lobby - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

Gorgeous scenery, historic charm, professional staff. (Visited summer 2016). When my family and I visited this lodge for the day, we felt very special and enjoyed the amenities like dining, bar service, and view from the patio. I loved the polished and clean look of such an historic facility. There was snow on Mt. Hood and many opportunities for winter sports. The ambiance is well kept and feels special for people new to this style of hotel and luxury. read more

We are staying at the lodge with our kids, we have season passes and have been waiting all season for a few days to stay on the mountain. We upgraded our room to have a private bathroom, unfortunately the sinks hot water was turned off (7:50am) The continental breakfast was 1/10. They don't start till 8am, creating a line and the requirement to be seated by staff. Add 10+ minutes (8:10am) The options are 3 cereals, 2 breads, a whole apple, and mini muffins. The La Quinta has a better selection than this. There are no dairy alternative milks offered for cereal or coffee, unless you ask (adding 10min) We chose to order from the main menu but after 40 minutes the granola bowl with berries was still not ready (8:50am). At this point I'm frustrated-the lifts start at 9am! I left with a brown bag - the granola had almonds, I'm allergic and this ingredient wasn't listed on the menu nor did the dining menu have allergies listed. The berries we cantaloupe!!! Not berries.... This disaster of a breakfast was $14! read more

Lots to explore at the historic Timberline Lodge, an architectural masterpiece nestled on the slopes of Mount Hood This iconic lodge, built during the 1930s as part of the Works Progress Administration, is insane craftsmanship and resilience. With its hand-carved beams, stone fireplaces, and stunning views, it's a cozy mountain escape. Oh, and did I mention the resident Saint Bernard, Heidi? This sweet pup has made Timberline her home, greeting guests with her warm, fluffy and slobbery presence. A perfect companion to this lodge's history and charm! You could spend hours here or just have a quick lunch. read more

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Definitely worth a visit to see this historical site if you're in the Mt. Hood area. We watched the short video on how it came to be and wandered through the lobby and various rooms. It has been kept in pristine condition. The front entry was shut down for renovation while we were there, so you had to take either the service elevator or climb the stairs through the kitchen area to get to the main floor. read more

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Sights are spectacular whether you go in spring, summer, or fall. We haven't gone in winter. The temperature inside is always HOT, though. They keep their spectacular fire places roaring. The hiking above treeline is pretty good, also. Lots of ground to cover and cool rocks to look at. It is pretty high, so maybe having supplemental oxygen would be a good idea. Overall, amazing. read more

I know this is a long review, but I felt compelled to share why you shouldn't waste your money here.. So I booked two nights at the lodge a few weeks ago, since there was a deal for pay one night, get the second free. It still ended up coming out to about $500 for one night. If you ask me, paying that much was NOT worth it, and I don't consider it a deal by any means. My bf and I arrived around 6pm after driving 8 hours. When I went to the front desk, I was told our room needed to be cleaned. (Keep in mind that they claim rooms are "guaranteed by 4pm." I said "So our room is not ready." The lady responds with "It is but we have to clean it." So we go back and forth arguing about the fact that the room is not ready, which that alone was mind blowing. I hear her call on her radio for someone to check if the room is ready. I very clearly hear back, "there are people still in there, and there is also a hole in the ceiling." So at this point we aren't getting a room. Then, we were given a room in a different wing of the hotel and I was told that not many guests stay over there. I asked why we were getting that room then, and was told that's the only room that is available. After entering the room, it was tiny and SO loud. There was also a birthday gift with someone else's name on it. It turns out that only employees stay in that area and it was directly above the kitchen. After changing rooms again, we were finally given a normal room. FINALLY, we went to the bar one night and had the WORST experience with the bartender. I can't believe I'm even saying this. There was a specific bartender named Jamie who was visibly miserable and rude to everyone, kept waiting without ever being acknowledged. He would say rude comments about the drinks people were ordering, and comments about what kind of people they are. Every drink he had to make he would slam onto the counter and would actually shake the counter. I was appalled by this behavior, and kind of upset I even paid for this. Another bartender also charged me the price of 2 IPAs after ordering a double IPA. She assumed that a double IPA was like having a double shot. I confronted her about it and she was clueless. I wonder how many other people she's ripping off bc she lacks the knowledge yet is somehow a bartender. Overall I'm super disappointed with the whole stay, and the service was trash. Never staying here again. read more

As a Stephen King fan, I was beyond excited to stay at this hotel and it exceeded all my expectations. Of course, it's super old school and the rooms are small, and you can hear your neighbors walking by in the hall - but it spoils nothing, because of the endless class and charm of Timberline Lodge. We also got an early check-in at 2pm which was very nice of them since I knew that all the rooms were fully booked. We tried several of the restaurants, went for a swim in their huge hot tub/pool, curled up with a book by the main fireplace and had lots of fun while doing all this. I would love to come back here during the summertime as well. read more

Timberline Lodge - Timberline Lodge in March - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

Talk about historical! This place is a most stop for anyone touring Oregon. The craftsmanship and beauty of this building is breathtaking. Several restaurants and you can stay here and ski in the winter. Definitely do one of the Forest service guided tours. read more

Timberline Lodge - Tour guide - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

First time staying at the lodge mid January 2026. Excellent experience. Shout out to Rowand in registration. Very professional, helpful, and very accommodating when my plans had to change. Really appreciate it! Staying at the lodge makes skiing so convenient. Everything you need is right there. Parking, food, bars, rentals, store and walk a few steps from the front door to the lifts. Because you're staying at the top of most of the runs, you can just ski down from the lodge. Gorgeous views for many miles to the south, and the top of the towering mountain to the north. Timing was very good with good snow conditions, moderate temps, sun, friendly lift personnel and no lines whatsoever. If you don't want to ski all day, you can watch your friends ski by as you hang out at the outdoor pool and big jacuzzi. After you work up an appetite, hit the Cascade dining room for fine dining and wine. I think the place is 89 years old, and the way it's built, it will last another 89. Great staff, service and all-around good experience. I'll definitely be back. read more

We did a quick overnight trip to Timberline Lodge, for a family birthday. The Lodge is cool, it's funky, it's very non-corporate, it's old. It's pretty expensive too, but this was a special occasion for us. $400 for the night with no other extras, 2 adults. The employees are very nice, many seem to be local kids/young adults. I think the service was excellent! I thought it was cool to see the young people doing such a great job running the huge place. The pool area looked good, but I did not use it. We were more into the trails, just outside the Lodge... we found a bench just a minute away, where we could just view Mt. Hood. It is amazing up close. Great photo opportunity. We did not eat at the Lodge... we ate on the way up, at Government Camp, the Mt. Hood Brewing Co., which was excellent. The Blue Ox Bar did not appear to be open, we hope to try it next time. The drive to Timberline Lodge is an important part of your journey, it is amazing! read more

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I had an incredible experience here, the staff are so friendly and helpful . I want to give a shootout to Kelsey for making sure we were having a good time and going above and beyond! read more

Timberline Lodge - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

We had a couple of drinks at the Ramshead bar. Austin made a fantastic Spanish coffee drink. The food was great. read more

Timberline Lodge - Spanish Coffee drink. - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

Snow, slopes & stunning views aside, I'd like to truly commend the the whole staff here. I started learning to snowboard ~4yrs ago coming outta COVID & needing a way to rebuild physically since I was too fragile for my prior sports. I cannot express enough gratitude for everyone at Timberline from front desk, to shop crew, lift crew, park crew & ski patrol. From Day 1 of falling on my ass literally every 5ft, to riding from top of Mile to the bottom of the Pine this spring with no stops--y'all have offered advice, made sure I wasn't injured when you saw me go splat (a LOT), taught me how to take care of my equipment, & have THE best hype vibe ever no matter what the day or the weather. Thank you to everyone up here that keeps things trucking all year round!!! P.S.- Extra shoutout to the shop crew specifically for extending your friendships to me & my partner--homemade baked goods for life for y'all LMAO read more

Timberline Lodge - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

There is a Mt Hood Shuttle Express bus that has a few stops from Sandy OR to the lodge. $2 each way. Pretty darn handy when they post "Chains required" due to snow conditions and you forget to pack the chains!!! Super helpful lodge staff. Excellent buffet lunch in the lodge. Great gift shops with all sorts of cool nifty things. Great day on the mountain!!! read more

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Mixed bag for this review, so I'll jump right in: Pros: - Awesome historic estate. It is surreal to see the photos hung on the walls from the 1930s, then look around and see that no much has changed! Same lamps, couches, etc. - More than 1 place on site to choose to dine at. - The fireplace rooms create an incredibly cozy atmosphere. I loved the old phones in the room too. - I liked the little complimentary dessert delivered by hand to our room in the evening around 7pm. Cons: - Creaky old floors, not ideal for trying to be quiet around a sleeping baby. - Stiff uncomfortable bed. Thin walls, felt uncomfortably close to strangers in the neighboring room. - There is no hair conditioner offered in the bathroom. Only shampoo, a smallish bar of soap, and body lotion. I would've liked to have taken a shower but didn't due to this. No tub in our room, only a stall shower. -Housekeeping didn't collect any garbage, only collected and refreshed used towels, stocked firewood, and made the bed. Overall enjoyed our stay but I will be more diligent to pack the right things next time. I also recommend Casacade Djning Room for dinner although it's a little pricey. Ram's Head is open later but the food is mid at best. read more

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Timberline Lodge - OH Timberline Lodge how we do love you! This is a gem - Oregon, for everything you lack - you deliver so well with the Timberline Lodge. From skiing, weddings, events, lodging, food, and great views - Timberline Lodge offers it all! Amazing staff always welcomes you with a smile. They're ever so helpful. They're very responsive from the Lodge Staff to the restaurant wait staff. We've gone twice... literally just for the experience / for the day. Worth the drive from PDX. We've now gone twice. once in the Spring and once in the Winter... worth the drive. It's a perfect day-trip from Portland. If you've not experienced Mount Hood and the Timberline Lodge, stop what you're doing it and make it happen! Lovely lovely gem in Oregon!!! read more

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Overall customer service. They have a bunch of kids working there with no customer service experience and no manners. Not pleasant to interact with. They can't be bothered with questions. Management needs to teach these kids some basic manners read more

Famous as the exterior shot for the movie, The Shining, the Timberline lodge is absolutely a must when visiting Mt. Hood OR. You could spend a day marveling at the craftsmanship and decor while looking at marvelous landscapes. Come and sit by the fire and enjoy the famous hot chocolate. I did not eat or stay the night here. read more

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Need I say more? Come for the mountain and the Bread Pudding, it will not disappoint you or anyone! read more

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Beautiful lodge with amazing restaurants. The downstairs museum and historical exhibit is awesome. I would recommend the Ram's Head if you are to eat or get drinks here. read more

This place is absolutely beautiful. The history is amazing, all year long snowboarding and summertime Mountain Biking. I think this place opened up in the mid 1930s and at the time it was considered to be a very historical event because the United States was in the middle of the depression and this place opened up is absolutely amazing! Oh yeah and some of the exterior shots for the scary and famous movie The Shining. read more

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This is the place to see Mt Hood up close. Inside the lodge has displays of its history. Restrooms are clean. People are very friendly here, whether it's the people going to ski or the workers inside the lodge. Upstairs is the restaurant and a spot to take some photos. read more

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5 STARS for the views, the architecture, the service, and the snow sports. This place is ICONIC and you might be lucky enough to spot the employee of the Month, Heidi (the St.Bernard), out in the lobby or snoozing behind the registration counter. The views from the mezzanine, pool, and patio are incredible. 2 STARS for the food at the lodge. It took a really long time for drinks and food (they are usually slammed so the kitchen gets backed up - just be patient). Not a ton of GF options on the menu but they will make GF pizza if you ask nicely! Favorite place to hang and eat was Blue Ox Bar - 10/10 recommend! read more

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I love the arts and crafts designs. And we had a wonderful lunch with a million dollar view from the bar level. They had a cool na drink whose photo I posted and a "to die for" bread pudding. The pudding is so rich you almost have to share it. Our waiter was really friendly and helpful. Kudos. I absolutely adore this place. I wish I didn't live across the country! read more

Timberline Lodge - Really cool na drinks - Otto CBD cider - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. The overlook is a delightful place. Service is good. People are friendly. Place is historic. Bars are good. Food is good. You've always been the caretaker, Mr. Torrance My room had 2 twins this round. Historical aspect Sweet! Great ski lodge. https://youtu.be/QRviKZEWcug read more

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The service is extremely slow, it took us about 15 minutes to get lemon wedges for our water. The food truly is meh and it's only a good stop if nothing else is nearby. read more

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5 star for the lodge itself- the history, craftsmanship and art work throughout the lodge is amazing. The rooms are authentic, very small, rustic, but unfortunately you can hear people talking in the surrounding rooms and you hear people walking down the halls and above you. The pizza in the downstairs Blue ox bar is 5 star excellent. Unfortunately Rams Head bar and Cascade have limited hours during the year which effect where you can sit and get service. Cascade restaurant is good but not great. Excellent service but the chicken dish is a bit bland and the king mushroom dish lacked flavor. The melon gazpacho is 5 star. Overall very impressive lodge. You go there to be wowed by the natural beauty and craftsmanship of a bygone era. read more

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Wow! For lunch we ordered carrot soup, clam chowder, snowcap dream hot chocolate, blue lava spritz, chopped salad, and several po' boys. I mean everything was delicious and the plates were returned clean...no leftovers. Heather was our waiter and she was very helpful in placing all these orders. Personally, I would recommend the clam chowder and the artisan bread. Try to be seat before noon in order to beat the lunch mob. read more

Plenty of hikes, biking and walking trails. A small history museum in the entry. A wonderful asset to Oregon's history. Visit during the winter or summer months. read more

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Honestly, I don't know any place as iconic as Timberline in Oregon. The setting is amazing - just above the timberline with the pacific crest trail passing through, the palmer ski lift operating during the summer, and plenty of other hiking, biking, backpacking options. From here, you see Jefferson, the Sisters, etc. Then you get to the building - a WPA project from the depression era. One of a kind architecture, and wood working carvings/design. You can spend all day up here, sun or snow. read more

Timberline Lodge - Ski Resorts Near Me - Government Camp, Oregon

I am a huge fan of the Shining, so it was a total bucket list item for me to be able to stay at the lodge where exterior shots of the Overlook hotel were filmed! All I have to say is, wow. It was a pretty awesome experience getting to stay here. I'm not even a skier, which obviously is what most people come here for, but seeing the amazing slopes right outside made me want to give skiing another shot. I was really nervous at first figuring out how I was going to get up here in early May, where there's still a ton of snow. I was very impressed with how well-kept the roads are! It made for a surprisingly easy drive. Everyone here was very friendly and they even let us check in early. The inside is very cozy and rustic. We ended up booking one of the bunk bed rooms, which came with 6 beds (even though there were two of us) as it was the cheapest option. There's a lot you can do inside the lodge as well. Pool, sauna, bar, restaurant, TV/game room. There's even a mini-museum in the front entrance, as there is so much history that this lodge holds. I'm so glad we took the detour to come stay here! read more

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Talk about an amazing place, even though we went during their off-season, which made the rooms extremely affordable very well worth a trip we even watched the shining that evening in our room :). And the restaurants at the place are absolutely amazing. Very highly recommended. read more

Built during the depression, Timberline lodge has over 2 million visitors a year and is one of Oregon's top tourist attractions. Located on the south face of Mt. Hood at an elevation of 6,000 feet, this mountain retreat is a fabulous destination. No matter the season, it's a beautiful place to make your home base while enjoying all the area has to offer. Or just to visit. Skiing, hiking, trail walks, snow mobiles, golf - it's more than just a winter playground. Inside the two story lobby with the craftsman stone work, wood, giant fireplace, you can't help but feel transported back in time. Make sure to grab a chair and take in the sweeping views and enjoy the warmth of the fire with an adult beverage in hand! Inside the lodge there is a also a small gift shop and a few restaurants. Venture upstairs to have a burger and marvel at the snow piled up to the second story window during the winter months. I've stayed here dozens of times for business functions. The rooms are exactly as one would expect in a historic lodge built in the 1930s. Beds with huge wooden bed frames, cozy blankets, shades of dark muted greens, maroons, browns and gold; some rooms with a fireplace. No Air conditioners. Some have space heaters. Some are dorm style so definitely inquire and get all of the details before booking! A few times we rented out Silcox, the hut another 1,000 feet further up the mountain which requires a transportation from Timberline Lodge via a snowcat. Silcox sleeps up to 24 - but note the rooms are not private and they share dormitory style bathrooms. The second floor of Silicox has a giant table the entire length of the room and lots of chairs perfect for group getaways or team building. In the winter, you enter via a tunnel as the snow piles up. Fun! While the rooms themselves are not 2022 in terms of decor and comfort, the service provided makes up for it. Everyone here is friendly, helpful and they sincerely want you to enjoy your stay. The pool, hot tub and sauna are well maintained. Oh, and of course the fun fact, The Shining was filmed here. Located about 90 minutes from Portland, it's a gorgeous ride and worth the trip!! There is a reason Timberline gets over 2 million visitors a year! read more

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