Rustic, but that's to be expected. Good flat bed, great shower, full kitchen and living/dining area + outside picnic bench on porch. There are probably 2-3 billion people who would kill to live here permanently with their family! On a beautiful lake within 30 minutes of Crater Lake. We were there for one night only. This place would be a good multi day place to stay and vacation.

The restaurant was closing as we checked in. However they offered to make a take out order which was very much appreciated. It's only open for dinner. Would be nice if there was breakfast there, particularly for travelers not arriving with groceries.

We rented the "Big House" and it sat on a hill nestled in the trees with a wonderful view over the lake where you could see the sunrise. The furnishings were extremely comfortable with plenty of beds, recliners, sofas, chairs, etc. We even found some puzzles that we put together while resting for our hikes.

The kitchen had everything we wanted except for paper towels. That would have helped us keep surfaces cleaner. We didn't want to get any coffee stains on the cute hand towels.

The staff here are uniquely wonderful and they’re all personable and courteous. Our stay was comfortable and our room was neat and clean when we checked in (thanks Krystal!). We ate at the restaurant onsite and the food was tasteful with Angela being a wonderful waitress! We did a 2-hr kayak during our stay and Jonathan was so nice in helping us w/ that. Danielle is a hoot and a holler and continued to make us laugh w/ her jokes throughout our stay! We did some birding and it’s cool to just spectate the herons and various birds around the area (like Kingfishers!). Overall our expectations and needs were met by the amenities provided!

Mosquitos! But that can’t be avoided - bring bug spray! The giant long-horned beetles flying around were a little scary due to their size but they’re harmless lol

We booked last minute, just needing a room on a road trip home. This would have been an excellent find if we had arrived earlier. It is a campground and small motel on the lake, with a rustic restaurant looking over the water. The helpful young lady, Lindsey, offered to let us put in an order even though they were about to close. (closing at 8 p.m.) Instead we bought a beer from her and sat on our balcony with the food we had grabbed enroute. It was at the end of a long day, so the 40+ minutes around the lake from Klamath Falls seemed long, but I recommend this basic motel if you have time to enjoy the setting, the sunset and the restaurant. Clean, comfortable, basic room.

Overall it was acceptable. Not the best and not the worst.

The small single bed in the living room in cabin 3. Narrow and uncomfortable. Plus sun coming into window with no shade, only a white curtain. No trash can in kitchen. Guests are also required to remove their own trask out of the cabin, or get charged extra. The outside (grounds) looked disorganized. Garbage on outside of dumpster in plain view. Perhaps a good location for fishermen, as it lacks the typical "resort" amenities. Restaurant only open for dinner, not breakfast. Steep drive down, be extra careful if you drive RV or pull trailer.

Good tasting water. The fridge was good sized. No tea provided, but I brought my own... Had to run water through the coffee maker 3X to get rid of the coffee taste. Good shower, except the hot and cold water was switched. Good bed and pillows. Nice electric fireplace...especially nice in the fall.

The outlet in the bathroom keep clicking off. I tried 2 different blowdryers, and neither would work. Since the hot and cold water was switched in the shower, we wasted a lot of water trying to get the shower to warm up.

Swan and the staff at the onsite restaurant were excellent. The food was wonderful in the restaurant. The check in process felt like I was meeting up with a friend not checking into a camp site.

The only thing that I would suggest is be ready to battle the bugs. The property was older but clean and well maintained, but it is directly next to a lake where bugs are extreme.

The shower in the master room was amazing. The views were outstanding. The staff in the lounge, not so amazing. Would have loved to have stayed longer. The main complaint I have is that the room was not ready when we got there, after the allocated time. We traveled hours to get to this destination to find out there was no shopping close by. We had to travel another 20 minutes to find food for the kids.

The waitress in the restaurant was rude and not very welcoming. She seemed more annoyed that we asked her to do her job. Having to wait two extra hours to get into our cabin after paying the full price was a bit rude as well, but not the end of the world. The left-behind opened food was gross. Make sure to pack plenty of groceries; there are no stores nearby, and the little one on the property had limited to no options.

Beautiful spot, cozy cabin and calm peaceful surroundings. We watched the sunrise from the private dock on a beautiful lake which was a trip highlight.The staff were really helpful when we had to check in late and the cabin had everything we needed. The stars were also incredible here at night. Would 100% recommend.

This is a cabin in the woods, so there was a spider or two around. But all part of the experience!

Beautiful setting in Redwood trees and views of Upper Klamath Lake. Friendly visitors and nice restaurant with deck outside and views of the lake and habitat. Loved the mountain cabin experience, bear motif quilts, cedar wood panels.

A few mosquitos, but worth spraying on protection.