The Woodsman Country Lodge

Found bed bugs as we were getting ready for bed. Left immediately! At least a dozen of them. If you plan to stay make sure to pick up the top mattress and make sure nothing is crawling around. They are half the size of a pumpkin seed and brown. Beware they bite

I booked a room for one night at this hotel through *******. Cancellation confirmed at 0€ by ******* Despite this, the hotel debits my credit card every month for the amount of one night And the hotel claims to have debited nothing. Thieves, to flee

My husband stayed in the "budget room" and the next week, we stayed in a "regular" room. Both were good rooms. Clean, charming decor, reasonable rates, and convenient for our purposes. Bed was very comfortable, something we can rarely mention. As we have an ill family member in that area, we will be making more trips over and plan to stay there.

Horrible run away from this place I let the manager know I was having issues and he ignored me and the new owner is very unaccomadating.. Recesses to give me back my money.. What happened to the lovely lady that used to open this place?

A very well organized and super cute roadside motel. Dog friendly. Decorated in every room and outside so rustic and well thought out decor! I need to give a big shout out to Penny and her Husband. She was in charge and really helped us out when the air conditioner wouldn't work (and it was really unseasonably hot)! She was really doing it all and the best part was she was doing it with patience and a big smile! She even asked her husband (that has his own career) to come by and assist her...he was so nice and did all he could,as well! I can't say enough good things about this place! Across the street was the Bigfoot Tavern (again, dog friendly out on the back patio). Had a wonderful meal and very inexpensive local beers. I couldn't believe it when we got our bill. This was our resting point between Meridian, Idaho and the Oregon Coast. It was such a short drive to Crater Lake. Don't hesitate to stay at The Woodsman Country Lodge!

Went into the office to get a room but a snow storm was coming and decided not to stay, The lady at the counter said they did not run my card through but they charged me for the room anyway and would not refund my money. Then in February they charged my card $200 and I was not where near the place at that time. This place is a ripoff. Don't stay here!

The Woodsman Lodge is a convenient and comfortable place to stay. Quiet and affordable. There was just one criticism. My brother had reserved a room from Oct 15th through Oct 21st. On Tuesday, Oct 18th mid afternoon he had to cancel the last night on the 21st. It would seem that much time to cancel would have generated a refund for one night. Not so. They refused to refund the last night even though it was 72 hours in advance. That, in my opinion, is not the correct way to do business, nor is it the right thing to do.

The lodge's reviews on the Internet are pretty good, so I booked a room there since it was close to Crater Lake. I probably wouldn't stay at the lodge again. It is an older motel along a fairly busy highway and you can hear the road noise easily. I used the A/C-dehumidifer on fan to create a white noise barrier. The TV in our room was an old CRT/analog TV, so be aware that not all rooms have updated TVs. When we were ready to take a shower, the hot water knob in the tub was broken, so no shower for us that day. When we checked out, we reported the hot water knob issue and were told that maintenance had been notified several times. The good part about the motor lodge is that it was very clean and the price was good. The beds were okay.

Pros and cons of our stay at The Woodsman Country Lodge: Pros: * Friendly front desk attendant who was pleasant and helpful * Nice, on-theme wooden furnishings (table and chairs, dresser, tables, bed frame, lamp) were beautiful and worked well in the room * Cute little patio area for each room, with a small table, two chairs, and an umbrella * Microwave, mini-fridge, and coffee maker in room * Roomy bathroom * Big Foot Tavern across the street had excellent food, fun shuffleboard table, and friendly locals Cons: * Immediately upon entering the room, it was obvious someone had been burning incense. That begged the question: “What smell were they trying to cover up… and why incense?” I really dislike the smell of incense and it has no place in a hotel room. * After awhile it became clear that the incense was an attempt to cover the smell of urine that was strongest under the bathroom counter, but was obvious from any point in the room (though much more faint in the room). * The bedspread was rumpled, as if someone had been lying on it after it was made. * The sheets were red and the towels green. People want crisp white sheets that are washed in hot water and bleached between customers. The colored linens were on theme with a woodsman’s cottage, but can’t be as sanitary as white sheets/towels since they can’t be washed in the same way. * I’m not sure the sheets were washed anyway, as there was a dusty-looking, smudgy line down the length of the bed on one side. Think three foot long makeup smudge. * As soon as we arrived, my husband went to wash his hands and the hot water knob fell off in his hand. It was clearly split down the middle and put back in place. Whether some sort of glue was used, it’s not clear. The cold water tap knob also appeared split, but didn’t come off. We only had cold water at the bathroom sink during our stay. Overall, this room felt like a night at Uncle Brad’s single wide in the woods, one that Aunt Carol tastefully decorated, but Uncle Brad kept adding his own touch to with garage sale finds. There was a solid start to the woodsman theme, but it became cluttered and distasteful with the pinecone drapes, elk shower curtain, and clear toilet seat covered in bullets. The room felt and smelled like Uncle Brad had a few too many drunken boys’ weekends here, and didn’t bother to tote the laundry back home for Aunt Carol to wash.