The Willamette Pass Inn is clean, well cared for, homey touches, kitchens and fireplaces in the rustic room, and is run by great folks. NOW there's a decent place to eat in the village! "When Pigs Fly" is operated by the owners of the Inn. They have quality, fairly priced food. We've eaten there three times now, and it is... More

It was my first time staying in a large room like Willamette Pass Inn. It was very late and we were very hungry when we came to the Inn, the lady was very nice to us and helped us find an open restaurant at a late hour. Not only was it comfortable, clean and had extra towels, the Wifi was... More

Our final booking of 14 different hotels/motels in a 12 day period did not disappoint. The room was spacious and the kids were so excited by the unexpected basket of snacks on the table which was a really nice touch. We literally were there for an overnight stay to break the drive back to Vancouver from Lake Tahoe, so we... More

Had a wonderful 2 days at the Willamette Pass Inn and Chalets. Stayed in one of the cabins - a real home-from-home. Awesome! Everything in the chalet that you could have needed. Clean, comfortable, beautifully decorated and a basket of snacks! Judy and Robert were very friendly and helpful. Excellent food from "When Pigs Fly" their on-site take-away (bbq chicken... More

We came up that way for a trail race at Williamette Pass with a group of 9 people and a puppy. We changed our dates multiple times and Judy was SO accommadating. We had 2 rooms in the inn and 1 cabin. I was in the inn. Very nice. Fluffy towels, Snacks in room and in lobby. Clean, pretty comfortable... More

Stayed here for a skiing weekend. Skiied Willamette Pass two days, and drove one day to Mt Bachelor (1 hour 20 minutes). Nice clean chalet. The only reason I don't give it five stars like most others is that the wifi is really problematic, and there was a noisy neighbor who didn't like it when the two teenage boys played... More

We were hiking on the Pacific Crest Trail and had planned to stay at another location that was closer to the trail. We pulled into that place on Sunday about 5PM only to find that moments before It had closed for the day. (Our guide book erred, it implied that it was likely to be open until 7PM.) Tired and... More

Our room was spotless, with a kitchenette and a wood burning stove (complete with fire starter). There were free snacks in the lobby and the room. There were lots of fluffy towels, extra pillows and blankets. Like any older building, guests in 2nd floor rooms can be heard in main floor rooms, so stay upstairs if this bugs you. Separate... More

Having been on the road for days and just stayed in a place which makes "rustic" a bad word, we came to heaven, i.e. Willamette Pass Inn and Cabins. We were two couples with two Golden Retrievers each and had been told they only had one cabin which accepted dogs. BUT they got us TWO and everybody were very happy,... More