Sandy Hotel Guide - Rainbow Trout Farm hotels in Sandy, United States of America.

"This home has it all. It's situated in a private drive, hidden with trees and bushes. The host is very welcoming and has pretty much everything you need on site and ready to go. We stayed 6 night and had an absolute blast. We were sad to leave at the end. The home was clean, had a relaxing ambience, and was stocked with plenty to keep the kids and adults entertained the entire time. The fire place adds a great touch and comes stocked with wood and firestarters for magical evenings. I would 100% stay here again and may go out of my way to plan another trip here. 10/10 recommend this home."

"lots of beds. good jacuzzi and game room. A little noise from the road. Great responsive host!"

"Barb was gracious and friendly. Property was clean and more than enough for my stay! There's a great hike nearby and outdoor fireplace. "

"SUCH a beautiful location! Well stocked and clean."

"Great little cozy cabin close to mt hood. "

"Very clean and well set up for the whole family. "

"We had an amazing time, we definitely going back! "

"So many activities and amenities to enjoy with varying group sizes. Plenty of conversation spaces for kids and parents. Highly recommended!"

"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."