Very traditional and historic hotel. Very well located. Beautiful views. Restaurants are ok , not great. They could have more options in the menu. Rooms good and clean. Bathroom good, but small. Shower great. If you are skiing/snowboarding, then it is the perfect place to stay. Major complain - no taxis or ubers available there. So, if you dont have a car, you are pretty much stuck at the hotel.

Lack of transportation options from the hotel to other cities around.

This is a historic building with wrought iron everywhere, the timber is old. The details of the building and the fact that it's an all round ski lodge is amazing.

The same thing I like is the same thing that's not great for a hotel. This is a very old timber building made in the early days. You can expect the room to be small and with only very basic amenities. You can hear everything going on. The hotel signs say quite time is from 11pm but the pool parties will last a lot longer; take ear plugs.

Check-in went relatively smoothly. Meals in Cascade Dining Room were delicious. Staff was very polite and helpful.

Room fan was damaged and rattled/didn't oscillate correctly. Cord was too short to place in front of window where cool night air could be drawn in. Room seemed especially cramped, even compared to previous stays at Timberline Lodge. Room could be more space-efficient, allowing for places to keep unused towels, etc. Loved early morning coffee in the Raven's Nest.

We loved being at Timberline Lodge for our 1-night stay! It looked great and tidy, as usual. Our meal in the lobby bar was very good ( salmon, squash soup, beef stew) and the expensive breakfast was worth the $30.00. Really yummy including a great latte. Our room, 105, was really nice. Nice front desk staff ( actually they could have been a little more excited in their greeting skills…).

The cake for the St. Bernard’s birthday celebration ( Heidi) was fantastic but it could have been more festive if a big sign had been made (e.g. HAPPY BIRTHDAY HEIDI!) and maybe a few balloons put out. The event was slated for 1:00-2:00. By 2:30 there was no cake left, no dog and no sign there had been an event except used dishes and a water dispenser ( which was nice).

Setting, of course, is phenomenal. Staff was extremely friendly and accommodating. Check-in was easy.

There was a lot of staff training going on. Unfortunately, this resulted in long waits for food service at all our meals and in less than quality situations that appeared overlooked (burnt toast, cold food, coffee, etc.) for expensive items.

Nostalgia. Architecture.

During our dinner, we clearly could see people that had went outside the walk path boundary. Unfortunately, they did this directly outside of the dining room window. So this had to be our during dinner view. In pointing this out to our waitress, she did not take charge to do anything about it.

Staying here is like staying in a piece of history. It’s not just a lodge, It’s a whole experience.

It is loud! You can hear everything that the person next to you is saying. They do provide you with earplugs though, which is a nice touch. My meal at the dining room was not great and the menu is fairly limited.

Breakfast. Limited menu.restaurant Manager was rigid about not accommodating our request for a la carte items (eggs, bacon, potatoes) service was slow. I think we had an inexperienced server. She did one thing at a time, not scanning her section to see what is needed before returning to kitchen. They would benefit by table-side credit card processors.

Restaurant service kind, but inefficient

We love timberline lodge, been going the last 5 years at the same time for a birthday weekend

Happens to fall on one of the busiest weekends so it’s very crowded/ can get loud. We were given a small queen room near the pool stairs and our other party was on a separate floor.. bathroom had a drippy faucet

The location was fantastic. Staff were very nice. Be prepared that the food is expensive ($34 for breakfast buffet per person). Overall the experience is great and it’s fun to stay in a unique place.

The bed was a little soft, and the toilets sounded like an F-16 on takeoff.