19821 highway 58, Crescent, Oregon, 97733, Crescent, US
Convenient Amenities:
Enjoy complimentary wireless internet access and make use of the on-site vending machine.
Dining Options:
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's coffee shop/cafe for a quick bite or relaxing meal.
Featured Amenities:
Experience the convenience of a 24-hour front desk, laundry facilities, and free self parking available onsite.
Escape to Willamette Pass Inn, nestled in the mountains of Crescent. Book your stay now for a relaxing mountain getaway.
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Guests highly rate the clean and cute room and frequently praise the friendly staff.
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This was a great place to stay. The chalets were nice, and the area had wildflowers in the meadows and was forested. They are close to several lakes and trails. Great stay. Will be back.
The air conditioning was a Walmart fan on the table. The mattress must’ve been about 40 years old because it’s squeaked incessantly. The refrigerator wasn’t plugged in so we couldn’t cool our stuff down. When I plugged in the refrigerator, I found that the electrical strip that powered everything else, the TV, the DVR, etc. The power strip had arc’d when I read the reviews on this place, reviewers gave it an 8 to 10 depending on the room. You can’t rate a room eight when it doesn’t even have air-conditioning or decent mattresses. I wouldn’t have stayed there if it had been rated correctly.
It was ok for the price I paid
I picked Willamette pass because it was rated as a dark sky area. I had hoped to get a good picture of the milky way. Although the parking lot was still lit up at 3am, I didn't want to venture very far by myself, so my picture wasn't spectacular. The room was very nice for a country space. It even had a wood burning fireplace!
It didn’t have everything we needed. The kitchen was not stocked adequately, our chalet slept seven and they were only five forks, six spoons, and three knives. There wasn’t seven bowls, seven small plates, seven glasses for water. There were barely enough pots and pans and bowls to cook a meal.There was no baking sheet for the oven, the knives were dull, there were crumbs on the bread board, there were dishes in the dishwasher, and there was food left in the refrigerator. There were no sheets and blankets for the futon bed, there was only one roll of toilet paper and enough toiletries for three people, not seven. They were not even seven towels for the shower. For a chalet that sleeps at seven, and there were seven of us staying here, it was not adequately prepared for our stay.The grill was old and looked like it wasn’t cleaned in a long time. Outside on the picnic table, there was an ashtray with cigarette butts in it. This property was not as advertised. For $300 a night it was a disappointment.
Our cabin was perfect. So clean and comfortable, had everything we needed.
Great rustic cabin, very peaceful, and friendly staff.
Pros: nice lady at the front desk, beautiful location. Cons: the place was disgustingly dirty. I don’t mind an older cabiny experience, this one was dirty. My friend went to get in bed and there were hundreds of dog hairs in the sheets, the dog obviously slept under the bedding! But it was never changed. Mold and dirt in the bathroom everywhere. The shower handle was broken, you had to hold it so it wouldn’t come disconnected from the wall. The coffee pot and kitchen looked like it had never been cleaned, old icky coffee was stuck in the pot and on the machine. Dead bugs on the window ledge. There were old coffee papers in the basket, obviously not cleaned out. There is no cell service and the free internet was spotty at best, which, if that was the only problem I wouldn’t complain, we can survive without that for a day. I highly recommend finding elsewhere. Camping would be cleaner.
