Steamboat Inn

Unexpected change in travel plans granted us the pleasure of staying at this quaint riverside inn. A peaceful setting along the river. Dinner on the patio was fabulous. I wish we could have stayed longer. I'm hoping we can make it back to Cabin 1 someday.

The Steamboat Inn is a hidden gem and a lovely base for exploring Crater Lake National Park and the many waterfall hikes along the North Umpqua River. Our riverside cabin was cozy and comfortable-and we fell asleep to the sound of the water rushing by. The highlight, however, was our dinner on the riverside patio, at a table under the trees strung with lights. Both the tenderloin and the steelhead trout were amazing, as was the service. Highly recommend!

Everything about the Falls suite at Steamboat Inn was perfect. It was so cozy and comfortable on all counts. The view was exceptional! The food was amazing! And.... the staff was so friendly and helpful. The hikes nearby were stunning. This is a great place to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty.

My wife and I usually go in the summer for our wedding anniversary. Both of the luxury suites, The Falls and The Maple, are excellent with a comfortable living room with kitchenette and hot tub. We usually hike and swim in the early afternoon before checking in before dinner. Superb food. I enjoy the sound of the river. We will be back again.

We stopped by here for a fabulous lunch five years ago on our way from Crater Lake to the Oregon coast. I had always wanted to come back to stay for a night. It was as great as I remembered. The rooms are rustic and charming. We loved having the doors open at night to listen to the river rapidst. The food was still delicious, although I was disappointed that they didn't have their incredible marionberry pie on this visit. The only downside were the fires in the area, which had closed most of the nearby waterfall trails.

We recently had reservations the last of July staying approx. 5 days in a cabin. We also had other family staying at the inn. We stayed one night since the smoke was hazardous, and the cabins do not have AC just fans so we couldn't cool the room. We cancelled our reservations the next day due the hazardous conditions. The smoke was really bad. The manager did not refund any funds due to the unaccommodating cancelation policy. I figured there would be exceptions due the smokey condition. So, if you're traveling and there are fires in eastern Oregon or hazardous smoke use caution when booking at the steamboat inn.

My family and I loved the Steamboat Inn. The cottage we had was beautiful with lovely amenities. We had a spectacular dinner in their library which was elegant yet casual. The food was fantastic! All of the people we dealt with were so friendly, they made us feel like family. It was a beautiful ride to Crater Lake from there the next morning. Only problem was we wish we could have stayed longer!

We stayed for three nights at a cottage at the steamboat inn, an overall very enjoyable stay, except: cleaning the room consisted of changing the towels and washing the dishes only. On our first night, tidying the room was totally ignored (we indicated as instructed), the remaining nights beds were not made and no cleaning was done which was disappointing given the price (330 USD per night during fire season with heavy smoke in place). At checkout, gratuity was actively requested by the staff. In addition to a daily 25% gratuity for the restaurant service, I left 10% for housekeeping which did not take place at all (the dead fly on our table stayed there for the entity of our stay, unfortunately), my recommendation is to keep costs for housekeeping covered with the rather high price charged and do proper housekeeping in order to gain a tip-which is an extra for the extra mile and not a wage substitute. I like to reward hard work, however.

A wonderfully crafted and comfortable stay. We were nestled into the woods and with the sound of rushing water. Delicious dinner with attentive service. We highly recommend this as a stop in your exploration of southern Oregon beauty. Thank you to the folks at the Inn for being so attentive.