Ok let's start with the positives; the location is wonderful, the views are totally stunning especially from the bar area, the staff are friendly and helpful, the displays regarding the history of the building are interesting, the whole feel of the place is great. So why only 3 stars? Ok so what's the real reason that we stay at any... More

We thought it would be fun to see the old lodge, but didn't realize it would be like staying in a dormitory filled with kids partying. This place is all about skiing, so if that isn't your thing, avoid it. The walls, floors and ceilings are too thin; we could hear everything being said in the room next door, and... More

This lodge is nothing less than a nice, warm, super cozy cabin in the woods and the hills! We loved it and the fireplace was a perk! But what made our experience all the more worthwhile, was the exceptional customer service. From the manager, to the employee who checked us in to the employee who came to assist us were... More

I grew up on a street with a view of Mt Hood, so I have always considered it to be "my mountain." But it had been decades since I had visited Timberline Lodge. What drew me in particular was learning that it is full of handmade crafts (furniture, textiles, wrought iron, hand-carved wood) that date from the 1930s era of... More

Tons of snow in May, but not too overcrowded with people. Beautiful climbing drive up to the lodge. It seems that you are looking down on the clouds. We stayed in a fireplace room # 107 for our 7th anniversary. They even had a bottle of wine and anniversary card for us. We also added the smores package onto our... More

What a great place to spend a few spring days! The craftsmanship of the lodge is really something that shouldn't be missed. As a WPA project during the Depression, the lodge was built in less than two years and FDR came for the grand opening. The attention to detail from the wood carvings to the iron fittings and handles in... More

We stayed one night in a queen room. The windows opened right out onto the snow and trees. There was huge snowstorm and complete whiteout, but if the weather had been good, we would have had a view straight up the mountain. The room was very cosy (although the heating took a little while to warm up). The bed was... More

Having just seen 'The Shining' and 'Room 237' when my Kubrick fan son came to stay we took him to Timberline. The hotel was built in quick time during the Great Depression using locally available materials and is a masterpiece of vernacular architecture with many artisan designed details; well worth taking a camera for some inside shots as well as... More

My husband and I stayed here for three nights. The inside of the lodge was historic, beautiful and relaxing. The service was fantastic. The rooms are a bit small, but clean. We stayed in a queen room with a ski & stay package for two nights. The third night we stayed in a chalet room---a bunk room on the first... More