Lodge- was fantastic…read more Bar was fantastic Restaurant was also fantastic - all the food was excellent. Staff was kind and friendly and helpful What a cozy, lovely and amazing place. The fireplaces add to the ambiance. Highly recommend room 401

The good: awesome location. You can literally take a few different hikes right out of your room…read more You can also walk down to the visitor center and gift shop. There's a restaurant and bar on the main floor. Room is reasonably comfortable. View from the room was great. The not great: the heaters seem to be permanently on, and you have no control over them so we had to leave the windows open the entire time we were there. Our room faced the lake, so many people gathered below. It generally wasn't a problem, except for when loud people were down there in the middle of the night. Also, the heaters turn on and off constantly at night, and the jolting noise kept waking us up, it helped a little leaving a fan on all night. Definitely bring ear plugs. There's no vegan options in the dining room so we brought a cooler and all the food we needed for the entire 3 nights. A meal in the lodge would have been fun. I might stay in the lodge again. I would probably get a room that faced the parking lot next time. I would definitely bring ear plugs too.

Don't judge a book by its cover. This small town lodge is more than you think. Located in a small…read moretown but close to so much. Check in went well. Room was clean and comfortable. Nice hot shower. You have a sandwich shop and 24hr gas station across the street. Within an hr you're at a National Park. You have waterfalls and hot spring near by. I highly recommend booking here. I will if in the area again.

I used to own and lived in an old house, it's was built in 1900 , we didn't mind spending one…read morenight at an old style home, but as soon as we entered the house it had a really bad oder, second was a set of two flights of stairs to get our room, 3rd was an old carpet and it looked like it was as old as the house. The room had a queen size bed, the a c was a window unit installed in the wall next to the bed and so loud when it operated you could not sleep. It had a medium size tv which we had to get the manager to show us how to turn on because the dish remote was not paired with the tv, no phone in the room to call the front desk and the phone number listed online did not work so we had to walk downstairs to talk to the manager. we are in our early 70's and going up/down stairs was difficult, a finger size lotion and soap, but full size Walmart shampoo and conditioner, no breakfast and no coffee offered but tea in the lobby, $185 a night was high in was not refundable so we had to stay there. we don't recommend.

Rooms are clean, nothing fancy. It is on the highway but our…read moreroom was quiet. Front desk person was very courteous, friendly and helpful. His suggestions for what to see in the area made our trip !

Reservation took place July 2024 fora family of 4 in an A-Frame cabin. The town, Chemult is not…read moretouristy appealing, but it is near, 30 minutes or so, to Crater Lake and Diamond Lake. The Inn's customer service was A+ ! Our A-Frame has all the basic necessities: stove, AC, refrigerator, Wi-Fi, utensils. Recommend The Eagle Crater Lake Inn for families due to affordability and room for kids to roam. The Inn offers coffee and bagels for breakfast.

For a stress free relaxing vacation this is your spot. No…read morefrills to distract you from simple life. Our cabin didn't have a tv, microwave or refrigerator. Bliss. Sooo close to crater lake but far enough away that you don't have to get tangled up in the tourist flow.

Clean room and bathroom. Loved the firm bedding. No TV which is standard for these locations…read more Wasn't expecting such good wifi but there were not many guests this early in the season (5/6/15, low snow year). The location of these cabins are located wrong on Yelp.

We came here for a 6 day family reunion trip. Two families stayed in cabins (we were in #2, other…read morefamily was in #3) and two stayed in their own trailers in the park. Overall we were really pleased with our stay. The cabins are about 85 years old but in good condition and our cabin had a cool old fridge that my kids were really impressed with ("the door is so heavy!"). The kitchen was pretty well appointed and had a coffee maker, toaster, silverware, dishes, most kitchen utensils, pots and pans, baking dishes, and even a hand mixer! Our cabin consisted of a full or queen sized bed in a room with an attached bathroom and a futon bed in the living room. We have 4 children under 10 and we barely fit! Laundry is available ($1.50 per wash or dry load) as long as they aren't using them to do cabin laundry. I ended up having to wait 30 min for cabin laundry load to finish but was able to do two loads of my own with no interruptions. The owners were great. About 1 hour after arrival I got a big sliver in my hand and had forgotten to bring tweezers. I went up to the little store/check in area and they did not have tweezers for sale. So the owner lady went to her personal first aid kit and got tweezers and then pulled them out for me! I joked that I did not know that medical services were included :) The guy owner gave our two youngest kids a ride in his tractor when he saw how in awe they were. Pretty nice! The little store has very very limited items. However, just down the road there is a bigger store that has more and in about 30 minutes you can reach an actual grocery if you need one. Wifi is available but very very weak, at least in the cabin area. The only downside to the cottages is their close proximity to Hwy 58. You can hear traffic very loudly. Its not too bad at night but not really all that quiet. It also made me a little nervous with my wandering 3 year old. That said, the creek itself has a lovely sound that drowns out the traffic and I was not bothered too much by the traffic noise overall. The surrounding area is gorgeous, tons of Forest Service roads to explore, Crescent Lake (Simax Beach being our favorite), the gorgeous and clear Lake Waldo, Willamette Pass, which unfortunately did not have their gondolas open when we visited. Odell Lake had some great recreation options but was non usable when we visited due to blue-green algae. The COOLEST thing that you must do is go out to the Sunriver Observatory, about 1 hour away, at night and look through their telescopes. Whoa. So cool. That was the highlight of our trip. You can also go during the day and view the sun... one of the few places in the US you can do so. Well worth the drive.

Stayed several times last winter and getting ready to go again, cozy comfortable cottages right on…read morethe creek. Cant ask for a better price in the area. Just right down the road from the snow park to snowmobile from, close to willamette pass, and Manleys TAvern for some good food. Owners are very friendly and accomodating .

Best night of sleep I had after 3 days in WA. Comfortable bed! Excellent AC…read more Chris the owner was very friendly and helpful. Continental breakfast was good to get the day started. Perfect location to head off to Crater Lake adventures. I would definitely stay here again.

Way too expensive for the quality of the room. 100$ for a tiny outdated room. Keep driving folks.read more

Very nice hotel! The kids loved the pool after a long day of walking. Great breakfast too!read more

I'd driven by it many times and admired the roadside Americana appeal of the row of A frame units,…read moreso I knew I wanted to stay there someday. Usually, I pass through when I'm driving to Portland, as I do often take Hwy 97 through K-Falls and rejoin I-5 via Hwy 58. It is actually one mile shorter that way, y'know! And there's not so much of the twistin' and turnin' through the canyons alongside triple-trailer trucks. And I swear I get better gas mileage on the long gradual climbs and descents. But for our roadtrip this year, we decided to spend a few days east of the Cascades, so I made it a top priority to book a room here. I got Room 2, double occupancy, for $43 including the tax. It was pretty adorable inside, as expected. The main room had an L-shaped layout with a queen bed in the main side, and a full bed in the other. A TV with DishNet swung around on a wall-mounted arm to allow viewing from one bed or the other. There was a mini-fridge, microwave, and coffeemaker in the room. It had all the modern conveniences minus the internet....which was no biggie because this was a vacation from the internet, too! Everything was immaculately clean, and the beds were comfortable. For larger groups traveling together, some units are adjoined like a double suite. The bathroom was a little funny. The tub is kinda wedged into the acute angle of the A-frame, so if you wanna take a shower, you hafta sit. But they provide a convenient stool. Next time, I will be sure to pick up some deli food from the K-Falls Fred Meyer to zap in the microwave. That would make it easy to avoid dinner at Melita's!

A very clean and well-kept rest stop! The pet area is convenient and stocked with waste bags, which…read moreis a huge plus for travelers with dogs. The only downside is the lack of vending machines, but overall it's a pleasant and reliable place to take a break.

2.4.24: Just fyi, it's the rest stop for both, north and south bound. It was nice and clean, no…read morecomplaints. Lots of room to park and a pet area too.