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Our top choices for Western Oregon chalets

1. LARGE GROUPS WELCOME-FAMILY REUNION-CORP RETREAT ETC-PICNIC AREA GAZEBO SEATS 50

Junction City

"Bo’s place was amazing. The little details like the rustic light fixtures and the beautifully decorated bathrooms didn’t go unnoticed. It was so peaceful to sit on the patio in the evening and watch the deer and wild turkeys. The pool table was a nice addition that our group enjoyed. The house and property were extremely clean and the kitchen had everything we needed to make meals for our group. Bo communicated promptly when we had questions and was always extremely kind and wanted to make sure...

Matt K.

includes taxes & fees

29 Sept - 30 Sept

2. Riverfront Cabin | 4BR/3BA | Hot Tub | Mt. Hood

Rhododendron

3. Chalet in the Majestic Redwoods 5 mins to Redwood National parks & Smith River.

Crescent City

Tracy

includes taxes & fees

14 Oct - 15 Oct

4. The Chalet at Agency Lake

Chiloquin

Lei

5. Walk to Town, Mountain Views, Hot Tub, Luxury

Sisters

includes taxes & fees

5 Oct - 6 Oct

6. Gorgeous Chalet at the heart of Government Camp

Government Camp

Emily A.

includes taxes & fees

15 Oct - 16 Oct

7. Mountain Views, Walk to Town, Luxury, HOT TUB, Dogs OK!

Sisters

Greg B.

includes taxes & fees

20 Sept - 21 Sept

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Top Western Oregon Hotel Reviews

Brookings Inn Resort

8/10 Good

"The problem, and for me it was a major problem, was that when we entered the room it reeked of a perfumed spray. I immediately had trouble breathing, and my chest hurt badly. We opened both windows and the door all the way for close to a half hour, and I kept walking outside to breathe so my chest didn't hurt. I don't have asthma...it was horrible. I went to the office and told the clerk. She just shrugged. No hotel type place should poison the air like that. If the room had a problem it should have been closed off for the night. The room was so nice it's such a shame that this happened. The manager needs to address this issue before someone with a chronic breathing condition is a victim of the crazy spraying"

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