Lakeside Restaurant and Motel met and exceeded my expectations! The room was clean and very nicely…read moredecorated. The beds and linens very fresh and clean. It was nice being able to watch a movie (they have DirectTV!) after a week of camping in Grand Teton and Yellowstone. The restaurant was also cute, food was excellent, and wait staff was very attentive and friendly. We had breakfast, country fried steak/eggs and an omelette...both dishes were amazing! I highly recommend staying and enjoying a meal here!

This is NOT the motel to stay out if you just need to sleep for the night. The lighting is…read moreabsolutely atrocious; it's a mystery how they haven't been sued for someone falling down and breaking their neck trying to find the room. Sure motion lights are up, but they don't trigger until it's too late. Furthermore in the dark trying to leave with a big rig good luck finding your way out. No lights no signs to help you. Oh well I was stuck out in the desert alone for under an hour no biggy. Sarcasm. This was absolutely the very worst stay of my lifetime, and I would sleep in a car before ever returning to your "self serve" check in/out motel. Horrendous!

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.

The Lodge is both a lodge and a restaurant of the same name. This review is for the restaurant…read more There are few options for dining in the Summer Lake area. If not The Lodge, you're looking at driving to Paisley or Christmas Valley. Possibly Silver Lake if the cafe is open. We often stay at The Playa Art and Science residency compound located to the south on the edge of Summer Lake but had never before dined at The Lodge. Won't be the last time, I think. - Cozy dining room with a small attached gift shop. No loud music. - Smallish menu with nevertheless a good range of 'comfort food' choices. Steak, chicken, chicken-fried steak, burgers, salmon, fish & chips, salads, etc. - Beer and wine are available. The four of us had: - chicken breast with white sauce - fish & chips - chicken-fried steak - salmon. All were quite good except for the fish & chips which was a bit off and was replaced with a burger (local beef). Side salads, mashed potato sides were ok too. The side vegetables were a bit bland but not bad. They have a few desserts too. Brownie sundae (or sundae brownie, I forget) is delicious and decadent. Brownies, ice cream, whipped cream. I could have this as the main course. I thought the peach pie was solid too but that style pie isn't my favorite. Service is very friendly, efficient. They were quite reasonable about replacing the fish & chips with a burger (it happens - I don't subtract marks for the fish not being the freshest this one time). Reasonable prices too. Recommended, even were it not one of very few options nearby.

Our second visit a couple weeks ago. Stayed in the Pine cabin. Cabins are very nice and well…read moremaintained. We had dinner the last two nights we were there. Mathew the young man who was working in the office and serving the tables was great. I don't remember what we had for dinner the first night but the second night we both had the chicken fried steak and it was really good. We also had breakfast there the morning we checked out and it was really good also. We will be back again in the fall.

Easy to make reservations. Always clean We stay at a Best…read moreWestern when ever available in our travels

Approximately a week before I booked a room at the Best Western Newberry in La Pine Oregon, I was…read morenotified that my cousin was in ICU in Bend- to say this was shocking would be an understatement. I rushed to Bend to be at her bedside, she was only 51, and sadly she passed three days later. I drove approximately 200 miles home to pick up my husband and son and put together a few things. Also I booked a room with Best Western Newberry because I needed to go back to La Pine for an impromptu funeral for my cousin. Once I checked into the hotel and I had seen the room I was given, I was appalled! I then requested another room, but I was informed there were no available rooms, except for possibly one that wouldn't even be open until Thursday at 2, but I would have to be out by 11, then move again to a another room that would possibly be open on Friday at 2. You can see by the attached photos unsafe exposed ducting, wires, window screen and not mention the dirty moldy stall shower. The air conditioning unit sometimes worked and I did call the front desk to asked for maintenance. I was informed not to adjust the thermostat, there were problems with the unit and it would freeze over. Therefore it was either hot in the room or freezing. I could not even open the window to cool the room off due to window screen being so damaged that insects or whatever could get in and also I was concerned for my family's safety. The Wi-Fi was horrible! Completely unstable, it continuously dropped, I would have to re-login so often that I actually memorize the login and password. The Wi-Fi could not even support my own logged in channels on the TV. I was so fed up. I just used my own data so my son could watch shows and our cell phones could have internet. There were no power sources near the bed whatsoever so charging our phones, etc., was ridiculous. I truly did not feel safe in the room with all the issues, especially the exposed wires. Unfortunately, I felt had no other choice but to stay in the room I was given. I had to be in La Pine. I called the hotel and spoke with the manager after we checked out and got home. The hotel manager stated that the room that I thought I booked was misadvertised on the Best Western Newberry hotel webpage and I was actually booked for ADA room. Shel also stated that I should have expressed more of the issues with the room during my stay and because I did not she could only offer me $100 or $150 gift card towards another stay with best Western Hotels. I respectfully declined. I truly don't understand what difference it would have made for me to express "more of the issues" with the room, also not to mention I would hope that a guest who actually needed a ADA room would not have to accept the accommodations that I was given as their only choice. I would think at the very least some form of courtesy notice from the hotel explaining the condition of the room prior to my stay would have given me a choice to change the room or even upgrade before the hotel was completely booked. I was under complete distress and did not want to cause any other conflict that may have resulted in no place for my family and I to stay for my cousin's funeral. I chose Best Western hotel because I am a Best Western member and for over $700 for 3 nights I could depend on Best Western for decent room during this devastating, heartbreaking tragedy. Unfortunately this was not the case. Please check double check and even reconsider your stay with Best Western Newberry in La Pine Oregon

The Paisley Sage Rooms is simple, clean, and a dream after a long day of driving. You can tell a…read morelot of care has gone into creating a space that feels easy and peaceful in the middle of the Oregon Outback. The online check-in process was smooth, the room was spotless, and everything worked exactly as it should. Paisley itself is quiet and remote, which is part of the experience. If you're looking to unplug, slow down, and enjoy a different pace, this is exactly it. Whether you're passing through or looking for a place to recharge while exploring the Oregon Outback, this is a perfect home base. We will absolutely stay here again.

Horrible lack of ethics don't give them your credit card they charge at will with no authorization…read more Really downhill with new owner. Unclean I had roaches in the bathroom. Never again

Bare minimum. Clean inside room, but bed poor. Store is mostly bare shelves. Staff forgot we were…read morecoming. Clearly minimal effort by owners to maintain. As only motel in village, clearly taking the "monopoly attitude".

This review is for the motel, *not* the mercantile next door…read more The rooms are clean but very small. They have two beds, (one double, one twin). The mattresses are quite soft, which didn't bother me, but my husband's back was not happy. There was no table or chairs in the room, so there is no place in the room to eat. The amenities are few, and the TV shares channels with other rooms, so you may not get the channel you want. They do have fair WiFi. The owners are helpful and friendly. Still, for $60/night, this is a decent roadside motel that will suffice well for sleep and relaxation after a day on the road, or a big meal at The Cowboy Dinner Tree.

It's overall a cool place to stay. Gives off 90s vibes but the tvs are not that good. I suggest…read morethey upgrade them to something easier. Also the WiFi sucks T.T

Stayed here 8/24/20 like the 2 bedroom apartment units with full furnished kitchens. Has a lot of…read morestorage space in the units for extended stays. Themed units, a block off Hwy 97 so not much street noise. A diffident return when in Southern Oregon.

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.

Comfortable and convenient place to stay when visiting Crater Lake. It is about a 45 min drive to…read morethe lake entrance. The front desk and breakfast workers are friendly. There is a hot tub and indoor swimming pool plus exercise room. Free breakfast 6am-10am seven days a week. The breakfast is pretty standard deluxe for an American hotel: cereal, bagels, toast, waffle maker, fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, scrambled eggs, potatoes, biscuits and gravy, sausage, bacon, OJ, coffee, tea.

New, or at least felt very new hotel. Stayed here while…read morevisiting Crater Lake since it was one of the closest hotels with restaurant options nearby. Surprised (in a great way) about cleanliness, service, and the great night of sleep I had. Would definitely recommend staying here whenever heading to Crater Lake.

We are actually in our trailer in the RV park side. Do not expect bells and whistles but what you…read morecan expect is a lot of nice people. The price is more than reasonable the young man that Got us set up & his other half are very nice. It is definitely a diamond in the rough and we would stay here again. It is definitely home is where you hook up.

Awesome attached Shell station... They pump your gas (OR & NJ are the only states that still do…read morethis). Difference from back home in NJ is the attendant did it with a smile, asked us how we were and cleaned our windshield without expecting a tip. I love this!!