We needed one more stay to maintain Marriott status, so we stumbled upon these awesome cabins and…read moreI'm so glad we did! We had two adults, one teenager and two dogs, and managed just fine in the space of the cabin. We were stoked to find that our soft-sided dog crates (our MVP purchase of 2025 btw) fit PERFECTLY on the ledge so we all slept so peacefully! The cabin is appointed perfectly, from all the little personal extras, to the well-placed placards that give you all the info you need... we didn't want for a thing! We picked up bread at the White Salmon Baking Co and made perfect bougee Brie, pear and fig paninis and butternut squash soup in the kitchenette, hiked trails with the pups, sat by the fire and made s'mores... it had snowed the night before so it was a veritable winter wonderland! The communication with the host was perfect, check in and out was a breeze. We felt safe, cozy, and perfectly detached from the world. Will absolutely return!

Need to spend time outside and don't want to haul your tent and camping gear out of storage? Glamp…read moreit up with Postcard Cabins (PC)! There's a little trail connected to the property and was nice for a little stroll with our dogs! Everything felt clean! We took quick showers and never encountered the loss of heat. Wish there were more trails nearby, but you don't have to drive too long to get to one or go to Conboy Lake Nature Reserve. This place would maybe be more popular if there was a creek or some sort body of water accessible like most of the campsites we've been to in Oregon. Not complaining, though! Small town of Glenwood nearby has a shop you can buy some grocery items and firewood ($3 cheaper than the logs at the cabin). We live in NoPo and near a busy street so it was nice to get away from traffic sounds, escape the bustle and doom scroll of what's happening in the news every day (no cell phone service). It's like scoring a yurt but without the stress of navigating camp registration pages. A lot of negative reviews surrounding cancellations, but the user agreements are explicit. Our interactions with PC were great: was able to connect to satellite through my phone and text PC with any questions we had and received prompt and friendly responses (e.g. had a question about locking the door and another about checkout times).

I booked our stay at Tenzen Springs after throughly reading as many reviews as possible. I always…read morelike to know what I can expect and prepare myself for the cons. Prior to booking I knew there were 3 "issues". The first one being the nearby train tracks. Second, the sulfur smell from the tub. Last being the comfortability of the beds. My review is based on cabin 4, which is the ADA cabin and is a slightly larger layout. Upon arrival, the instructions were extremely simple. The cabin was immaculate and we were both pleasantly surprised by all of the amenities and smart design choices that made a seemingly small space feel larger. We had opted to eat most meals at the cabin and packed a cooler with our refrigerated items. The kitchen was adequately stocked for 2 people. Absolutely no issues there. Tenzen Springs provides assorted Starbucks coffee K-cups, teas and sweeteners. The Keurig coffee maker is simple to use. They even provided a small container of milk, which I hadn't thought to bring and was extremely thankful for it. The instructional videos that Tenzen Springs provides made it very simple to figure out how to work the air conditioner, steam shower, tub, stovetop, etc. Okay, first con is the noise from the train. I was prepared for it and you should be, too. I knew that it would be barreling past us in the middle of the night and I am an extremely light sleeper. The first night, I used white noise on my iPad. That did not drown it out enough so on our second night I used the ear plugs. That did a better job but I still heard the train. It seems like it is every 3 hours or so. Did I let it ruin my time? Nope. The second con is the sulfur smell. After reading one review, I was seriously prepared for the worst. So I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it's really not that bad and you only smell it when you're in the tub area. The third con is the bed. Being a mattress snob, I can see why folks complain. The mattress is not the best, but it is far from the worst. And we did not book the cabin based on how comfortable the bed is. The bedding, however, is perfect and quite cozy. We slept fine both nights and woke up with the intent of soaking in the tub as soon as possible. I must say, the pros outweigh the cons at Tenzen Springs. We soaked our cares away and felt like we were completely secluded. We walked the grounds at sunset and saw a breathtaking beauty that we don't get day to day. It was awe inspiring and made us extremely thankful for the experience, even if it was just for the weekend. Tenzen Springs has put obvious thought into the perfect placement of the cabins to make you feel secluded as well as mowing walking paths out to benches overlooking the gorge and hammocks placed perfectly in the shade. We used our time to reflect and reset and came out of it completely recharged. We cannot wait to go back. Thank you Tenzen Springs for an unforgettable weekend.

If you're reading this review because you're trying to choose a spot in the area before making a…read morereservation, but wanting to see what others say, look no further...this is your calling. This is where you need to stay! What can I say? Came here for two nights. Did a few things in the surrounding area but my mind was on the cabin. This is truly a tranquil space. Keep in mind, it is a shared space with other cabins, but nonetheless, it's a beautiful tranquil spot. Nestled in the hilltop, you'll wake up to deer and wild turkeys most likely, as we did. Just a relaxing and calm environment. We stayed at Cabin #5. To me, this was the best cabin with views. You can see water through the trees a bit, as well as the forest trees beyond. With a private geothermal soaking tub, you're sure to just melt all your cares away. Plus, the outdoor shower will help you rinse off before getting in. This was a nice touch to my stay. Then, the tiled shower acts as a steam-room with a touch of a button. How unique!! They provide new packaged slippers for you to use in cabin, as well as flip flops to be used if you choose around the cabin deck. The bed was amazing. Each night I slept like a baby. They have two reading lights, so it was nice to read a few pages before bed. Also, there's two electric outlets on each side of the bed in case you need to charge phone or anything within arm's reach. Well ventilated by fan, or you have option to use remote controlled A/C fan. On the premises you'll find many instagrammable photo opportunities. Also, you'll find a few walking paths that lead to some benches under a beautiful tree to relax, or you can relax with views of the Gorge in another spot. Also, there's two hammocks in a shady area if you want to use to take a nap. Also, a unique touch. You'll have your own parking space and I even saw electrical outlets in case you have electric vehicle. All in all, this has been my favorite AirBnB and I've stayed at several. I did not want to leave. Even on the day we had a packed itinerary to leave and do activities, I made sure to be back early to enjoy this space. I am so glad I did. Just a beautiful place. If you're driving to this place, Google will drop you off half way there, but keep driving a bit and you'll see the Tenzen signage. Use your access code provided and you're in!

About a month ago we stayed at "The Yurt at Rivendell" White Salmon, WA. The yurt was OK-the…read morecleanliness was not. When we arrived there was mice droppings in the Utensils drawer, the cookware cabinet and the microwave cart. We contacted the caretaker and the owner and got an "oh well" type of response. People can get sick(Hantavirus) from that kind of infestation. We feel the owner knew they were having guest and should have had the place looked over and cleaned before our arrival. We did stay through our reserved time, it was a gift from our kids for our Fiftieth Anniversary. that's not the point, it should have been clean. This would have been a 4.5 to 5 rating. We will not stay there again.

From the owner: When you reserve your escape to The Yurt at Rivendell, expect to luxuriate in one of the best hot…read moretubs you'll ever find and to wonder at the splendid design and execution of the totally unique, one-of-a-kind architectural beauty and simplicity of this spectacular octadecagon (18-sided) wilderness retreat!

A nice little getaway. Super cozy and homey. Has everything you need to cook, clean and rest up…read more Hot tub outside was wonderful. We stayed two nights and it was great. I would love to come back. No signal or WiFi so bring a book!

Incredibly disappointing interaction with the property owner who went back on their agreement after…read moreI made the booking.

As a wedding guest, I was so inspired by Miller Farms' setting that I wanted to post this review…read more The monstrous view of Mt Hood is enough alone and offers the most stunning photo opportunity known to man. The mountain is perfectly framed through masterfully trimmed old growth spruce and fir trees. Besides the framing, this creates gorgeous and functional dappled shade on a hot day. The unique cabins--as well as a genuine tree house--sprinkled in private settings throughout the property mean that many of your closest guests can stay on the property. My favorite part, however, was the rustic open air bar situated centrally. Flanked, of course, by a stone paver dance floor, this is where the heart of the party took place. The lighting was perfect, too. I could talk all day about the perfect cocktail and dinner settings the bride created, but that was her unique creation. I mention it because, now that it's been done so beautifully, the owners of Miller Farms can surely offer the next bride or event organizer suggestions of what definitely works. Enjoy this place. It's impossible not to be swept up by its beauty and functionality.

Miller Farm Retreat is an experience no one should miss. Once you step within its borders, it takes…read moreyou to a magical land, where fairies, trolls and your happy dreams may come true. Look around and see the different architectural styles because they're all whimsical. There's a tree house whose picture window frames the north side of Mt. Hood. There's an A-frame house, a barrel shaped structure with winding stairs, a cottage and the orchard house that can accomodate a large family. It has an ourdoor bar and so much more to offer. This place is a resort that we have thoroughly enjoyed. This piece of paradise is the result of the vision, love and hard work of Steve and Bobbi. They generously labor to make your event, no matter what it is, be the best it could ever be. I've found this couple to be very giving, accomodating and often goes beyond their duties to help make your event a memorable one. They love this place, they love what they do and it shows. I recommend to everyone to check out this place because you won't find any place as beautiful and as special as this. Guaranteed.

Have been enjoying Skamania Coves for getaways the last few years, and it always impresses…read more Accommodations are very comfortable, the property manager (Janet) is attentive, the views are amazing (see photo), and the location is excellent for visiting nearby towns, taking hikes, and enjoying the Columbia Gorge. My family even enjoys the sound of the trains rumbling by.

Short and sweet. We LOVE Skamania Coves. From the comfortable and cozy accommodations to the…read moreincredibly beautiful views, there is no better place for us. Bonus: Janet is the most hospitable and welcoming Property Manager we've ever encountered.

This review is only for the cafe inside of the Society Hotel! Ive had multiple great stays at the…read morehotel itself and enjoy the pools thoroughly, enjoy the ambiance of the space, the gymnasium and the sanctuary. Unfortunately the cafe gets one star, the eggs and avocado I got last time was downright offensive. As in, this meal should not have been served/ left the kitchen. The avocado was rock hard, brown and unable to be mushed with a fork and $4, the eggs were greasy and burned brown. Oh no, this was disastrous, I returned the avocado as it was inedible and ate two bites of the burned eggs... over $12, really disappointing.

I had a fantastic stay at The Society Hotel. If you're into super fancy luxury hotels, maybe this…read moreisn't the place for you, but for the rest of you, read on. The design of the hotel is really neat - it's in a restored school building and they lean into that with lockers still in the hallway and things like that. I came here during the week while working so spent a lot of time just hanging out in the hotel lobby, which was very comfy and cozy with a fireplace going. The spa was really nice. Again, not huge or fancy, but a great value. With your stay you get one hour reserved per day (free), including the days you check in and out, and can also ask to soak additional times if there is space. On my first night, I had booked the last hour they're open, and they texted me saying I could come an hour early if I wanted since there was plenty of room. There's a warm pool and a cold plunge inside, as well as a sauna, and a hot tub outside. I was nervous it was going to be a strict one-hour time limit, but they didn't seem to care. Caveat though, I also did come during the week so it was probably less busy than average. I was cheap and stayed in one of the bunk rooms. They're like fancy hostel accommodations. I generally don't like hostels but I liked it here. The beds are super comfy and sturdy, linens and towels provided, and there are curtains around each bed, as well as a light switch, outlets, and a storage area at the head of the bed. The lights in the room turn off at 10 and it was very quiet the whole time I was here. There were probably only 5ish other people in the room though that could technically fit 24. There are ample bathrooms outside the room; they're all single bathrooms with their own showers and were very clean every time I used them. Access to the spa is the same, and I paid $35 a night, which was a crazy deal considering I saw local people coming just for the spa which is also $35 for a single hour if you're not staying here. I had never been to this area before, and I loved it! I took the Amtrak here from Portland (which was only $7!) and drops off less than a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Transportation options once you're in town are pretty limited, but there is a public shuttle system that's $1 a ride - I took it to nearby White Salmon one day for lunch and on the way back they just dropped me off right at the hotel. Bingen itself really isn't much, and not a ton of food options. White Salmon was just a tad bigger and really close. While I didn't make it there, looks like Hood River just across the bridge is a little more happening. I did eat in the hotel lobby a few times, and the food was fine, although breakfast was pretty overpriced. The evening happy hour with $9 cocktails/wine was good though! If you're looking for a fun/different experience, I really recommend The Society Hotel. I loved my midweek getaway here - and they offer discounts for weeknight stays!

I stayed here with my boyfriend over the Christmas season last year. The cabin was homey and…read morecomfortable with a stunning view of the river. We took the dog on longs walks through the woods then enjoyed hot tub at night! It was easy to get to the ski slopes from here so which is why we booked it. We could ski with the masses during the day then have a quiet little patch of land to ourselves at night. So much better than a hotel!

we loved this place so much!! SUCH an awesome place to camp over July 4 weekend... i highly…read morerecommend it to everyone! just be early birds like us and find out the first day you can call and reserve for this holiday weekend, note your calendar and just call and do it :) am glad i took my coworker's advice and reserved at this place... she had told me that they have an amazing fireworks show there (not presented by Lake Mayfield Resort and Marina, but by neighbors near by and maybe the town of Mossyrock?)... she was so right! this campground is very clean and well kept. we liked walking across the boat-dock and over to the little island next door as well and up to the lighthouse. the bathrooms were so clean! in all my years of camping, these are some of the nicer bathrooms we have ever seen - it's so sad that even state parks don't seem to keep up with private campgrounds! the saturday night dance was cool too and looked like fun for the whole family. having an on-side store was great too and considering they're a campground, the prices at the store were surprisingly reasonable! kind of bummed that the restaurant was closed, but apparently it is re-opening in 2020. they had a taco truck there though (**very smart**) - we never tried it but heard good things from camp-neighbors. i highly recommend this place.

Pretty cool place on lake mayfield. I bought a 6 pack of modelo bottles for $18.00. I heard the gas…read moreis $10.00 a gallon. The credit card swiping machine was not working and the kind lady behind the counter had to sadly input all the numbers into her POS. They were running way low on beers that day. I noticed that the new store hours is they close at 8:30pm now on Friday and Saturday. I did not stay there so not too sure how the rooms are.

The place was clean, beautiful and scenic, we definitely would be back …read more Love it. I definitely recommend specially for romantic or just family gateway.

Disclaimer - I did not have a wedding here. We stayed the…read moreweekend of the 4th of July and the pictures advertised did not do this place justice. The cabins are also so modern inside it's like staying in a hotel but way better on my opinion. I met the owner and she was so accommodating and happy to share the properties history. We will come back as much as possible - this is a secret gem along the gorge.