Top Hotels Near Rainbow Trout Farm in Sandy from NZ$218

"GREAT stay! Rustic cabin but cozy and clean. Loved the seclusion and fire pits in the back. Wish we could have stayed longer"

"Everything was good for 2 adults. Just the bathroom sink is too small to be functional. Hot tub was clean and hot, and the grill was ready to use. The property was safe and clean, and everything we needed was there. Grocery store and eateries are nearby. The location was great for our hiking- many wonderful trails in Mt. Hood. "

"Cozy stay by the river!"

"The location of this property makes is the best part. Complete privacy. Short walk to the river behind the cabin. The back patio felt cozy and gave us a great place to hangout in the evenings."

"Wonderful, very clean, super comfy beds. Loved the Pac-Man !!"

"What a beautiful location! Furnishings are simple and comfortable. Sleeping area is up a narrow (18”) staircase. The grounds are enchanting."

"Todd was awesome to deal with, what a great guy. The house was perfect for 6 of us. Love that it is out in the country away from things yet close enough to run into Sandy if necessary. Would definitely stay again if in the area. "

"Great little cabin. Served our needs just fine. I'd make a larger note in the description that it doesn't have heat/AC. This didn't end up being an issue for us because we went during a mild season. The propane was out for the grill, also not a big deal because we could use the stove. Overall, the place was great for small children and we will definitely come back if we're in the area again!"

"This is a great, well-thought out little studio with a spacious bathroom. It had most everything we needed, and there were some nice, unexpected touches, like the cornhole game and the excellent tea selection -- even Bengal Spice, my favorite! Barb had a fire expertely built for us in the chimena -- one match was all it needed and we had a nice evening in the glider enjoying the flame. There's a big grassy area to play with dogs (including the Barb's sweet dog Stevie), and the trail on the propety was lovely, too, with some large, old-growth cedars along a small creek and many other native flora to enjoy: trillium, deer and sword fern, false soloman's seal, salal, vine maple, vanilla leaf, trailing blackberry, oxalis, and inside-out flower (I think -- we were there in late Aug, so all the spring plants were long past blooming and my plant ID ability is only so-so) were some that I noted. Barb works hard to make sure guests are taken care of and happy -- if there are any issues, she will attend to them right away. She is a solid host and a very nice person! "