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Oregon Caves Chateau

At a Glance

    Pros

  • steps from national monument
  • historic and funky personality
  • wonderfully tranquil setting

    Cons

  • no-frills rooms
  • no Internet or phones (and very limited cell reception)
  • location well out of the way if you aren't visiting the caves

Oregon Caves Chateau Review

If you're looking for a quiet retreat in an unusual place, consider this six-story wood-frame lodge on the grounds of the national monument. Virtually unchanged since it was built in 1934, it has a rustic authenticity and steep gabled roofs. Rooms, all with their original furnishings, have canyon or waterfall views—the bare walls, old-fashioned radiators, and simple bedding are part of the charm. The dining room serves decent regional fare, using local wines, produce, and even buffalo from a nearby ranch.

    Hotel Details

  • 23 rooms.
  • Rate includes no meals.
  • Credit cards accepted.
  • Closed Oct.--mid May.

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