Room was great ours had a fireplace which was nice and they have a heated pool plus hot tub open year around. The staff were great and very friendly. Food is awesome at the restaurant. they have a small gift/convenient store. Location is great its in a nice wooden area and its pet friendly. while rooms are in several different buildings its nice not to be cramped into a single building. They have a golf course and another restaurant which are both seasonal of course but the golf course looks great and well maintained. the restaurant has a patio area if you like eatting outside.

We stayed at Mt. Hood Oregon Resort and really enjoyed the experience. The surroundings are absolutely beautiful, with plenty of space to walk around and enjoy nature. The rooms were spacious, comfortable, and very cozy. The staff was amazing, everyone was extremely friendly and helpful throughout our stay. It’s a great place to relax, disconnect, and enjoy the natural setting. We would definitely stay here again.

Normally, we drive 2 hours each way to go skiing on Mt Hood. This time, we decided to stay the night here for two consecutive ski days and it was well worth it! The rooms are comfortable and the pool & hot tub were amazing. We had dinner at the hotel’s restaurant and it was very good. Highly recommend to make your next ski trip more relaxing and enjoyable.

Becky is the best! She was working front counter when my girlfriend and I were checking in. She helped us when we had some questions and gave us some expert advice on a walking trail near our room. Becky is the reason we will be coming back! It was a breath of fresh air to have such genuine customer service! BECKY!!!!

Events were terrible. Meal was okay for the New Years, one of the courses were so bad that they gave us $25 off our $95 meal, which is great. Pool is heated but hot tub is tiny and the jets blow the water out of the hot tub. Rooms are so dark I'm expecting a DnD party to come through on their dungeon crawl. My chair was also ripped in the middle. Beds are kinda hard. Spa is moved and wayyy too expensive. There's supposed to be a massage called the "Mount Hood Rejuvenation" for new people, on the Spa website it has one price, when you go to the booking site, it's twice as expensive. Gym is closed. All the resort prices have stayed the same but they're offering less than a third of their resort amenities. It's basically just an overpriced Hotel with a golf course 2 blocks away. Lobby was crowded with boxes. Staff was friendly, there's a lot to do OFF the resort but nothing to do on the resort. It costs $200 to play 27 holes of golf per person. The new years party was a bust. They gave everyone a 21+ bracelet and weren't even checking IDs, might've sold alcohol to a minor. Party was slow, boring, no one was dancing, a couple people were singing, and you had to buy your drinks so it wasn't even that cool. At least entry was free. Overall, for being the "Mount Hood Resort" it was very depressing. Came here for a new years celebration that seemed super hyped up on the website just for my wife and I to be disappointed. If you're just coming for the skiing, it's the perfect cheap HOTEL (resort features kinda suck). If you're coming for the Mount Hood Experience, spend the extra $60 to get a room at the Timberline.