Timberline Lodge Reviews

Not as convenient as they made it sound. Ski-in/ski-out is a stretch...

We stopped in for breakfast before heading out, it was good overall. The pancakes were warm and, you know, just what I was hoping for, and the coffee was decent too. The staff was friendly, which I appreciated, but it did take a little while for us to get seated. So, I mean, not perfect, but still a nice enough breakfast spot.

The lodge itself was really nice and we had a good time, but the parking situation was kind of a mess. There just didn’t seem to be enough spots, especially when we got there, so that part was a little annoying.

We took the shuttle up to Timberline and back after our stay, and it was just one of those things that made everything feel easier. It showed up on time, was clean enough, and the driver was really laid-back about our bags, which I appreciated more than I expected.
i just felt so much better not having to think about driving, especially with the weather doing whatever it was doing. Booking was simple, questions were answered without any awkwardness, and the whole thing had a really good, no-stress vibe. I’d definitely use it again

I really loved the old lodge feel of this place. It had that historic, lived-in charm that made it feel cozy right away. Weirdly, I still remember this one creaky floorboard near the hallway that squeaked every single time I walked by, but it just added to the character

Brought our dog. Super easy. He was comfy, and the staff was chill.

Overall, the property felt clean and well taken care of, which I appreciated. I did notice a few worn areas here and there, and the bathroom drain was a bit slow. Nothing major, but worth fixing. Personally, I’d still say it was a decent stay, just not quite perfect.

I stayed at Timberline Lodge the room was just way too small. We could barely open our bags without blocking the walkway, and moving around the bed felt awkward the whole time. The lodge itself definitely has charm, but for what they charge, I expected a lot more space. It was fine for a short stay, but not very comfortable for two people

I liked the spot overall, but getting around was more frustrating than it probably needed to be. The mountain access wasn’t very clear, and parking was kind of a hassle. It felt like they could’ve put a little more thought into making it easier for visitors.

The snow was decent, but the whole ski setup felt more chaotic than I was expecting. The lines were long, the rental area moved slowly, and a few of the runs felt way too crowded. There were also snowboarders cutting around a lot, which made it a little frustrating at times. The staff I dealt with were nice enough, but it seemed like there just weren’t enough people working. For what we paid, I thought the experience would be a lot more organized.

After a long day, I figured dinner at the lodge would be fine at best, because apparently I love setting the bar low. But the food was way better than I expected. Everything came out fresh, hot, and actually filling, which was a nice little plot twist. Service was friendly too without hovering every five seconds, which I definitely appreciated.

The place itself was cool, but I was a little confused because the website made the amenities look better than they actually were. The pool was super crowded, the rooms felt kind of dated, and the WiFi kept cutting out on us. For the price, I expected a bit more.

Stayed here. Price felt fair. Not perfect, but comfy enough. Location made it worth it.

The Wi-Fi worked great the whole stay. I had a few video calls and didn’t deal with any random drops, which was a nice surprise up there. Bad internet would’ve been such an avoidable hassle, so I was really glad it wasn’t an issue.

Stayed at Timberline Lodge for a quick ski trip, and I have to say the pool area ended up being one of the best parts of the stay. After being out in the cold all day, the heated pool felt amazing, and it was such an easy way to wind down.

The only small downside was that the area itself isn’t super fancy or anything, so if you’re expecting a spa-like setup, it’s simple. That said, everything was clean, the hot tub was nice and warm, and it wasn’t overly crowded when we went.
Towels were easy to find, which I always appreciate, and overall it was exactly what we needed after skiing. i’d stay here again just for that relaxing nighttime soak.

I had a feeling the room was going to be comfortable from the moment I walked in, everything pretty much proved me right. The bed felt great after a long day, the room stayed nice and quiet at night, and the blankets were warm without making me overheat. It wasn’t some super fancy setup, but that’s kind of what I liked about it. Just a cozy, easy place to relax. I ended up sleeping way better than I expected, so yeah, easy 5 stars from me.

After a long day up on the mountain, we stopped into the bar and lounge it was such a comforting little highlight. The drinks were great, the staff was genuinely friendly, and the whole place had this warm, relaxed vibe that made it easy to just settle in and enjoy the moment. It was busy, but in a fun, lively way, not overwhelming at all. I’d absolutely come back next time we’re at Timberline.

The mountain views were absolutely beautiful. To be fair, I was expecting something nice, but this really exceeded what I had in mind. It’s one of those places where you just have to stop and take it all in.

I stayed here for the weekend the bathroom was a nice surprise. Compared to a lot of places I’ve stayed where the bathroom feels a little worn out or questionable, this one was really clean and fresh. The water pressure was solid, the towels felt clean, and nothing had that old or gross vibe. It’s a small thing, but it definitely made the whole stay feel more comfortable. Easy 5 stars from me.

We stopped by when I was in a relaxed, happy mood, and it ended up being such a nice time. The kids absolutely loved it, and the staff was super easygoing and patient with us the whole time