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.

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.

The hosts were very friendly. The room was quaint and we had a room that was facing the back of the…read morelodge, so it was very quiet! The bed was very comfortable and the sheets were quality sheets. Coffee downstairs in the morning was ready at 7am. Had our coffee in a cute little corner of the office!

I intend to stay here every time I visit Crater Lake. This place was a blast from the past in the…read morebest way. It's not a resort, and that's the point. It's old but clean with a hot shower and climate controls. Cell service and tvs work, they've also got a cool selection of VCRs if you want to watch a movie.

Funky little roadside motel but a great deal if you're visiting crater lake or just passing…read morethrough. Wood paneling everywhere in the rooms, tube tv, VHS players. It's a hipster's paradise. It's old but the rooms are well kept. They have an extensive VHS tape collection and let you borrow any tape you want for the night. Highly recommend the original Star Wars trilogy. The family that runs the place is very nice and accommodating. No online booking, so you have to call. *horrified gasp* I know, it's hard for us millennials to comprehend life before the internet. But you can use your pocket picture machine to do this. If you need further instructions you might need a brain scan. Anyways, I Would definitely stay here again. Owners were great, beds comfy, and the rooster in the morning was a nice touch.

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

Well I found this place on Kayak. I probably should have done a better job by looking on Google…read moreStreet View of Chemult. It is literally like a mile long. I got a room here because it was close to Crater Lake and I had already been driving 10 hours and the City of Bend was pretty much sold out (I found out later that there was a big Summer Music Festival in downtown). There only a couple of places to stay in Chemult. This is okay if you are desperate for a place to stay when you can't stay anywhere else or you are on a "budget". Of course, it is summer season and this room (yeah that's it) was just under $100. The bed was comfy and the fridge worked and there was a small coffee maker. The room interior was a bit funky. The closet was super tiny. Maybe a bigger hanging hook would have worked. Wi-Fi was offered per the website but I didn't use nor do I remember asking for a password. Just a note: make sure you close the window in the bathroom when you use it or shower the back window literally backs up to Pilot Gas Station next door and a lot of people park there to run into the store to pick up snacks.

Driving into the parking lot I was a bit skeptical. The motel is older. The room was clean and had…read moreno odors; the bathroom was updated to be tiled in soft beige colors. The beds were comfortable and the coverings were a bit faded due to the numerous washing of them. The air conditioning works well and there was a fan to circulate the air when the windows were open instead. The free internet was extremely slow but I do believe it's because of availability to the town and the number of people using it. The room is quiet and you do not hear the people on either side of us which was awesome. This motel is not a fancy updated place but you are not paying that price. This is a quaint older motel reasonably priced close enough to go to Crater Lake National Park.

Not a baaad place for what you're getting. Think I paid $70 odd dollars for a night. I'd give it 3…read moreand a half stars, but round up okay. The unit I stayed in was generally clean, neat, and tidy for first impressions. Naturally the place is quite dated and could do with a Birthday. But at prices that low for perhaps a passers by, I'm not gonna be very picky. I'm very pleased at least they had a nice toilet, a shower with good water pressure and lovely hot water... I think the bathroom may have had some work done recently as a few things looked surprisingly newish. Room also came with bar fridge and microwave. A dressing table with a huge mirror, which is welcoming. Along with the nice vanity and mirrors in the bathroom. In another corner was a table with two chairs, along with a dripulator coffee machine. We had ground coffee stashed away in luggage so that was a welcoming thing. Other things are a digital clock by the bed, a chest of draws, a flat screen TV with some cable channels I'm sure. Not sure what but I'm sure there is. One downside is there's no air con for those summer months. But they do provide a fan for all those warm blooded humans!! There's also some type of heather in the wall that looked fairly old, which I didn't touch. So God only knows whether it worked or not. Could be worth a risk in winter. The bed was okay. The mattress was quite hard which I didn't mind. Thin blanket and quilt were used, so keep that in mind if you freeze at night. Pillows were also quite thin. Overall was clean. Honestly, I would say do it if you're a passersby and don't intend to stay more than a day or so. It'll do you justice. Plus on top of that there's a gas station next door which have a Subway attached and a convenience store. So food and goods literally meters away from your room... an added bonus!!

Spacious rooms located in the heart of downtown Chemut. The rooms all feature occasional hauntings,…read morein room jacuzzi spa, custom tailored TV guide and 5 star breakfast service. After staying just one night you may find yourself deciding to remain that extra day!

This is the absolutely most charming place to stay while visiting national treasures of Oregon. It…read moreis a classic 1960s roadside motel with carvings of woodland creatures gracing the parking lot under the watchful eye of the lumberjack chopping wood. The management greeted us cheerfully and had great suggestions for places to eat. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The decor of the room is the great outdoors with carved, heavy pine furniture and antlers galore. The Woodsman Country Lodge is a delightful place to stay.

This is not a destination motel. This is where you stop when you have no other options. The guy…read moremanning the check in area probably shouldn't work a job in customer service. Very sour personality. All of the rooms have hunting themes and are outdated and feel dirty. I felt like I had things crawling on me all night. Right by the road so it's nice and noisy. Room 9 is the quietest. Only saving grace is the Mohawk bar next door.

Great location and easy to find. Less than 10 minutes away from Cowboy Dinner Tree. The cabin was…read moresuper clean. Clean, fresh blankets, sheets, & towels. Would happily use their cabin again.

We were very pleasantly impacted by not only the cabin, but the owners. Everything was very clean…read moreand well maintained, the aesthetics were great and the cabin was exactly as presented by photos on their website. The location made for a wonderful "launch point" to discover all that region of the state had to offer. The appliances worked as designed and the cupboards were well stocked with linens, dishes and any other items a cabin might required Bring your own food). The full size refrigerator/freezer was a great addition for storing left overs from our visit to the Cowboy Dinner Tree, located 10 minutes away. Both my wife and I highly recommend this cabin for your next visit to the Silver Lake area.

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!

This place is actually in Beaver Marsh, OR - a village too small to have a post office, so it uses…read morea Chemult address. The rooms are each little a-frame cabins - with microwave and refrigerator. These are definitely not typical motel architecture, but - there are comfortable beds, warm rooms when its cold, shower, TV, and far enough back from the highway. Only thing lacking is wireless internet. But then even I can use a break from Yelp, etc., now and then.... This place has character - stay here while you can - tourist traffic is down with the high gas prices and who knows how long they'll stay open. Inexpensive too - less than $40 for two people. There is also an RV park out back, for those that have 'em. ANOTHER VISIT: September, 2008 - Place has new owners, price is several dollars higher. Still a good place to stay.