Government Camp Hotel Guide - Mirror Lake Trail hotels in Government Camp, United States of America.

"Carpwt quite old and bathrub had couple stains. Decent for 2star, could use somw renovation"

"It was a little tricky, figuring out how to get in, but the host was very helpful."

"This was a perfect home base for spring skiing. The cabin is cozy and set in a camp with hiking trails and a nearby waterfall that we enjoyed exploring after skiing at Mt. Hood. All and all a wonderful experience."

"Great place to stay. Very responsive host. Will definitely rent again!"

"Great location! Check in was easy, kitchen was well stocked. Living room furniture was different from the photos but still great! Loved the wood burning stove and that wood was provided!"

"The property was very clean, ideal location. One factor was an issue: The unit was advertised as 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, in fact it was 2.5 bathrooms and 2 bedrooms with an open space with a bunkbed. It would've been helpful if advertised correctly. Very helpful host, pet friendly."

"Wonderful cabin for a quick weekend to Hood for training. More beds than anticipated. Photos did not do it justice (in a good way).One small shower was rough but good enough. "

"The house was great for our stay with family and friends! Great kitchen and dining spaces, very comfortable LR and bedrooms. Everyone loved the big hot tub! The only suggestion would be to upgrade the wifi - some had to work a few days and it was slow. Thank you!"

"Location was great. The house was as advertised, the pool and hot tub situation was so welcome after a day in the snow. The beds were great too.Things we didn't love: the house was super perfumed by some kind of cleaning product or scent that was a bit too much. I really appreciate neutral environments. My spouse and I, and the friends we met up with here, are all pretty smell sensitive folks. And the lack of a tea kettle was super annoying. Yes, there was a pour pot, but really an electric kettle would be better at this point. Also I could not locate a wine bottle opener anywhere. Good thing there's always one in my glove compartment."