Crater Lake Lodge

Rim Drive, Crater Lake, 97604, OR

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Overview

Historic Crater Lake Lodge boasts stellar views, a front veranda lined with rocking chairs, an elegant restaurant and cozy lobby with a grand fireplace. The 71 rooms have one or two queen beds. Some have clawfoot tubs only, while others include showers and tubs. Some lofted units are two stories, with a queen on each level. There is no charge for rollaway beds or cribs. The lodge is open mid-May through early October. Guest laundry is available and Wi-Fi is complimentary. Activities available at and near the lodge include water sports, hiking, biking and more.

Our Editor Loves

  • Rollaway beds and cribs available
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Laundry facilities

Family Interests

  • Bicycling
  • Hiking
  • Museum/Cultural
  • Water Sports

Family Amenities

  • Cribs
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Laundry

Reviews

Spectacular

by cherylyosh

My husband and I recently stayed at a Crater Lake Lodge for 3 nights while we visited Crater Lake National Park. The lodge has been designated an historical site. We loved the huge fireplaces in the reception area! The restaurant served delicious meals. All the people from the receptionists to the servers in the restaurant were very friendly and helpful. We had a spacious room with a view of the lake, which in itself is breathtaking! Because of the hotel’s age and the chilly weather, we had a little space heater to add additional warmth. We loved our stay! It was a retreat to be away from TV, radio snd the computer! After dinner we gathered around the blazing fireplaces to chat and play games. Our stay was wonderful!

Rebuilt Historic Lodge Falls Short of Potential

by John M

This much-beloved historic property overlooking magnificent Crater Lake was rebuilt from the ground up in the late 20th Century. Two decades later, it is showing its age, with a variety of dated features and miscues. The large public rooms with stone fireplaces on the first floor are probably its best feature, with solid furniture and decent sitting areas, although finding a seat can be challenging as is the service in this semi-great room from the restaurant and bar. Upstairs lodge bedrooms are quite small and have an odd configuration, with the sink and mirror in the bedroom, the toilet, bathtub and shower in the bathroom. We had paid an extra $20 for a lakeside view room, but our room on the second floor had small windows that allowed looking at the lake only while standing up. That did provide us a vantage point to watch a spectacular Crater Lake sunrise as buffered light in brilliant hues slowly began to brighten the massive caldera. The other great place to watch this was the downstairs patio outfitted with classic rocking chairs, but only the foolhardy would have tried that then since the patio area was subjected to dangerous falls of ice from the roof after an early October snowstorm. That could sum up our stay at Crater Lake Lodge, a place with great potential but as many minuses as pluses, plus no real competition nearby to prompt needed improvements.