Wind Tree Hotels, Rhododendron

"Everything great but bathroom door in 415 really squeaky every time"

"The photos on the site are outdated and there is a large fence blocking most of the view shown here. Not a complete fence though, so the first morning I went to walk outside to find a strange man and his dog standing near the fire pit staring at us. He said he was there to get his dog but it was still startling. Also, the furniture inside is no longer the nice set shown. Hot tub is slightly green, and others have mentioned a smell in the cabin. I think both of these things are related to hard water in the area and not really an issue. The living room furniture and beds in the loft are not comfortable at all but the main bed is nice. The wood stove is awesome and the dining room area was perfect for playing games and enjoying the wood stove. Owner was easy to work with and communicates well. I also appreciate the firewood provided and the kitchen had dog bowls which was a cute touch. Overall this is a good little cabin, but the posting needs to be updated to reflect the current state of the property."

"Uneventful"

"clean room"

"We loved having our women’s weekend there. We loved it so much that we’ve already booked it for next year!The view cannot be beat. There is nothing like sitting in the hot tub and watching the roaring river. There were 12 of us, and the space was great for us. We were able to all sit at the table for meals and games. There was a regular fridge and a small fridge. The living room easily accommodated all of us on couches and chairs. They left more than enough wood for us to keep fires going through the weekend. The beds were comfortable and there were plenty of towels. So fun!!"

"Efficient communication and replies for anything we needed to know. "

"Nice place to stay close to Mt. Hood. Hot tub was a nice addition and the old historic building was quirky and fun. "

"Highly recommend! Very clean. Very authentic. We loved learning about the cabin's history from the book Ian has provided. There are plenty of places to eat nearby. Lots to see and do as well. Cell service is spotty at best. But we weren't visiting the area to catch up on our social media accounts. And you don't need service to take a million pictures. The wood burning stove was used far more than the mini split. But it was nice to have both options, so we didn't use too much wood. The cabin holds heat very well. Yes, the bathroom is outside of the cabin. But it's 100% updated and modern. It's so close you just put 1 foot outside, enter the code and then step inside. There is a heater in there as well. There are other cabins and houses nearby, but everyone is quiet. One of the most peaceful places we have visited. Oh, and if you're going to be out past dark, leave the porch light on. It gets dark out there. But turn it off when you get settled and step outside and look up. This little cabin is quite the gem and I'm so thankful Ian is sharing it with the rest of us."

"This cabin far exceeded our expectations. The Mt. Hood area was incredible and having a small village nearby was the perfect mix of isolation and convenience. The property itself is gorgeous, by far the best cabin I've stayed at. Tons of little touches the owners have done to ensure that everything necessary for a comfortable stay is present. I will definitely be staying at this cabin again in the future!"