Sherwood Hotel Guide - Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge hotels in Sherwood, United States of America.

"Amazing "

"This property was not only welcoming and comfortable but also SO clean, spacious, fun for our kids, and accommodated everyone individually. The surrounding area is SO cute, and there are restaurants and shops within walking distance. This home is well cared for, immaculate, and just gorgeous. You will not be upset with this home, and I plan to return next time I am in Sherwood. THANK YOU SO MUCH!"

"Bear Lodge is very comfortable and felt like home. The back patio is relaxing and the backyard is peaceful and quiet. The inside is decorated nicely and all the furniture (couch, bed, etc) are really comfortable. Keith and Susan are great hosts and have included just about everything a person needs. Definitely enjoyed my stay at Bear Lodge!"

"The room was clean, well appointed,ina great location, and we enjoyed our short stay. Would definitely stay here again when in the area. "

"Looking forward to returning. Such a wonderful and serene stay."

"We had a great time staying here for our Tennis tournament! Proximity to the local HS with warmup courts was perfect and there are numerous places to dine and shop!The house was well equipped and we enjoyed relaxing in the backyard after a full day of tennis!"

"We booked through Travelocity and the description never mentioned that the toilet was a bucket where one puts cedar shavings over your business. The toilet does not flush and it is a composting-type toilet. In texts prior to our stay, the owner/manager described that we should be careful with the "cedar loo toilet" that it doesn't "overflow". I was unfamiliar with that term but assumed it had sensitive plumbing because the mention of "overflowing". We were only at the place for 15 minutes and forfeited our 2-night stay. Later I requested a refund or partial refund and the owner refused. Otherwise the place is very clean and nice. I just wish the description was more accurate and that the owner would have had some sympathy for our lack of understanding."