Beautiful setting, but at $250/night we were surprised at the moderate accomodations. If you check…read moreanywhere that charges $250/night it is "luxury" pricing. Similarly, the dining was nice but priced way above value. I guess they're the only game in town (or on the river) so they price that way, but I'd rather see pricing correlated to value or service, not just because they are catering to the well-to-do's.

Our stay at Steamboat Inn on July 13 was a wonderful part of our trip exploring the spectacular…read morewaterfalls and hiking trails along the North Umpqua River. We stayed in one of the Hideaway Cottages, tucked into a peaceful wooded setting just a half mile from the Inn. The cottage was quiet, comfortable, and surrounded by nature, making it the perfect place to unwind after a full day of hiking. After settling in, we enjoyed a wonderful dinner at the Inn's restaurant. Dining outdoors beside the beautiful North Umpqua River was an unforgettable experience. The setting was absolutely breathtaking, the food was excellent, and the friendly, attentive service made for a relaxing and memorable evening. The only drawback to an otherwise exceptional stay was the complete lack of internet access. We understand that many guests appreciate the opportunity to disconnect from the modern world, and there is certainly something refreshing about being off the grid. However, as hikers exploring the area, we would have appreciated having at least limited Wi-Fi access--perhaps in the registration lobby--so we could download offline trail maps and check hiking conditions before heading out each morning. That small convenience would have made an already wonderful experience nearly perfect. Overall, Steamboat Inn is a beautiful retreat in one of Oregon's most scenic locations. If you're looking for a peaceful getaway surrounded by nature, outstanding dining, and a relaxing atmosphere, this is an excellent choice. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would happily return on a future visit. Mike & Debbie

Ah, yes! Back for our third time at the wonderful Dogwood. We met Tez and Melissa and Mary-the new…read moreowners. They have made some changes but only good ones! There are now mini-splits for heat and cooling. Quiet and effective. I think the TV system has been improved to include Hulu and new TVs. They now have internet that works! I'm so grateful for this place and these people. I love the kitchenette. What fun to cook in that cute little electric Amana oven! We had some great baked potatoes! The refrigerator works so well and is of great capacity to keep all the food and beverages. They now have a wonderful bar soap in the rooms that is locally made. Here's to hoping the Dogwood never changes much! Best place to relax and use as home base for some fun on the north Umpqua.

It's the best experience with motels I have had In a long time peaceful beautiful great cabins…read morefriendly staff .

Lame Booked online with reservation and confirmation number…read moreand they couldn't see my payment.

Great hotel with. Very nice staff. Most importantly the rooms are spotless. My only negative is…read morethe price. Roseburg has the highest priced hotels is Oregon.

Live the breakfast. Clean and comfy beds…read more Quick check in and check out. Recommend for family trips.

Overnight stop passing through Sutherlin. The room was spacious and the separate vanity was a nice…read moretouch... being able to get ready while my husband showered without anyone waiting around is the kind of practical layout that makes a difference on a road trip. Two things worth noting... before getting into the shower I noticed a hair on the wall, not mine, not my husband's. Not a good vibe. The outlets near the nightstands are also the lamp kind that don't hold a charger well. The hair on the shower wall is hard to get past, so I can't really recommend.

We stayed at The Last Resort in the Umpqua Valley with our friends--two families with four kids…read moretotal--and while the campground itself was tidy and the showers were nice and hot, our experience was seriously soured by the behavior of the staff. Shortly after we arrived, they yelled at our 1.5 and 4.5-year-old kids for touching the sprinkler system. Instead of a polite heads-up, it was immediate hostility. Later, they got snarky with us for being about 10 minutes past checkout--even though no one was waiting for our site, and we were clearly in the process of leaving. It wasn't just a reminder; it was rude and unnecessary. We had to directly ask them not to speak to us so nastily. Between the two families, all of us felt uncomfortable and unwelcome. There are just too many beautiful and friendly places to stay in this region to deal with that kind of treatment. The only reason I'd recommend this place is if you absolutely need a hot shower and can't find one elsewhere. Otherwise, steer clear.

Super friendly and welcoming staff, very well maintained property, campsites were level and clean,…read moreeasy to back into, restrooms were immaculate. Would definitely stay again!

We dropped by seven feathers casino a little before 9:00 am. There were already several players in…read morethe casino, but it didn't feel crowded. It was very clean, well maintained, and offered complimentary coffee and soft drinks. There were also interesting exhibits and quite a few restaurants. The restrooms were extremely clean and very nicely appointed. There was also a non-smoking area that actually did not smell like smoke. We will definitely stop by here closer to a meal time to check out the restaurants.

We can't wait to come back next year! We just finished working their Tattoo Expo this weekend and…read morewe are impressed with all the staff, the ones working the event, hotel and restaurants. Hotel is clean, organized and easy to make your way around. Our whole experience here was so pleasant, fun and carefree. K Bar was phenomenal! Amazing food & drinks. Thank you Melissa, Chelsea, Riley & Jose! We hope to see you when we return for next year's' expo!

Positives: Budget motel, near interstate exit, & fast food, for the cost-conscious. Not part of a…read morenational franchise. Few blocks from grocery stores, historic downtown. Rooms & fixtures have been updated, are clean. Quiet, located near a residential neighborhood, & a Catholic church, away from most noisy truck traffic. Pet friendly room is adjacent to safe area to walk pet. Rooms have newer microwave, mini Fridge, satellite TVs. All rooms non-smoking. Lobby is updated. Friendly & helpful desk staff. Breakfast buffet was adequate: hot food in crockpots. Negatives: The exterior appearance, conditon needs work. A derelict former diner building is adjacent which makes this motel look seriously sketchy. Parking lot & walkways show too many gross cigarette butts tossed by careless guests or staff taking smoke breaks. Walkways could use power washing, trash receptacles should be cleaned or replaced. The adjacent residential neighborhood seems to include some heavy cannabis users, so if the smell of drifting marijuana smoke is a turn off, this could be a problem; however much of Oregon deals with this issue, so not unusual. But if traveling with children, that might be problematic. Despite the negatives, I will stay there again when traveling with my dog & to save $$. For this solo female traveler the property felt safe enough. I didn't detect any obvious drug/criminal activity on the property.

Went there for my husband's birthday and was pleasantly surprised with the desk clerk, Debbie. She…read morewas great and so was the breakfast. Was a little expensive for one night, but I highly recommend staying there.

This place was great! The staff was very attentive as we came in and got our keys for the room…read more This is an old school inn that has been updated in the way of air conditioning and some modern amenities. The outside areas are amazing and our toddler loved walking through the field and outside eating space. The inside space was very interesting with museum areas explaining rooms and the history on the inn. The food was ok, nothing amazing but pretty good. There's not much around Wolf Creek (unless you go 20 miles south to Grant Pass) so this IS the best food around. Again, staff were great and the accommodations were comfortable. We'd definitely stay here again

During our travels around Oregon we stayed here for a couple of nights and it was the list relaxing…read morepart of our vacation. The Inn is historic and beautiful and Jack London's room was so fun to see as I fell in love with reading Jack London's stories. I enjoyed the history of the Inn, the fact that there are no televisions, the patio and balcony for guest night t to mention the games and puzzles and tables in the room where I could work on my travel art journal. Peaceful, tranquil, and in a hey setting, the Wolf Creek Inn is a place I would come back to. The restaurant/tavern is good and we ate all of our meals here. The wedge salad, Cuban sandwich and the biscuit breakfast sandwich with sausage were our favorites. Everyone is incredibly accommodating and nice who works there and we even got to chat with several of the other guests because it is a small and intimate place. When my husband and I ordered a mixed drink not on the menu, Nancy was happy to mix it up for us. When we asked for recommendations for places to walk, we got some amazingly beautiful walks within the area. If I'm ever back here, I would be overjoyed to stay again! Thank you for a relaxing pause on our vacation!

Wow this place is awesome. We just ate there last night for the first time. The food and service is…read morefantastic. So fresh and local. We always new it was a great supper clean and friendly place to stay but now that they have the Bistro with a wonderful outside clay pizza oven its amazing!!! Charlene and Jeff

Friendly, clean, unique, and comfy. The accommodations with kitchenettes are very convenient and…read moreaffordable.

Now a privately owned KOA , great place to camp if you love peace and quiet. Check out Tokete Falls…read moreand Watson Falls nearby along with several others - an absolute must see if you stay here, world class waterfall hikes that are amazing!!!!!!

I had called this place to reserve a night at a spot that my friend reserved for the weekend…read more(arriving Friday). I told them my friends were leaving on Sunday and I was going to stay an extra night on Sunday night and wanted to reserve Sunday night when I called them...I asked if they wanted my payment info and the woman said no and that I could pay when I got there. the lady ended up charging my friend instead! when we asked for a refund for Sunday night, we were refused because we missed cancellation period. When we got there the first night, we parked in a parking lot and had to walk to our camp site...hauling everything was a hassle. there were 3 tent sites and all sites had to share 1 porta potty. the reason I am giving this site 1 star is because they are wayyyyy overpriced, considering you have to park and walk to site, share a porta potty, and get spied on and penny pinched for every fee possible. they ended up charging us $60/night ...original price was $37/night but they charged us extra for 2 extra adults and 1 extra car. total rip-off considering there are nearby campgrounds that have bigger sites, better bathrooms, can drive onto site for $10/night and you wouldn't have someone spying on you while you camp. skip this KOA, go for other campgrounds that won't rip you off.