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"The hotel was right in government camp so there was easy access to ski bowl, Timberline, or Meadows. The stores for shopping and dining were all right there and just steps to the Mt. Hood Brewery. The hotel was clean, safe, and staff were all helpful. The parking garage was great! "

"Great for dogs. Ground floor rooms are convenient and a good size. "

"We had a great time on the mountain. Jenice was very communicative and helped with all my questions. I would definitely rent again."

"The spa fireplace room was incredible "

"Good location, cozy"

"Such a wonderful cabin and even better host.Everything was great. Don was an excellent communicator, easy to work with and everything was perfect and as described. My family was thrilled with the place and so glad we booked it multiple times for winter fun!"

"It was fantastic! It was my entire family and we had such a great time. Great location and the place is super comfy and cozy! "

"The unit was fantastic! Had everything we needed and was very comfortable"

"We really enjoyed our stay at this very clean and well-supplied 4 bedroom Mountain House right in the heart of Government Camp. It was the perfect home base for our family’s long ski weekend at Mt. Hood. The large open floor plan with living room/kitchen/dining room and tall wall of windows leading to a deck overlooking the view was a nice space for our family to spread out and relax. Once the snow started falling outside those big windows I was sold. Overall, great house but we had a big problem with the entry door keys and confusing mash-up of both a code-operated box for keys and a code-operated keyless lock. Who uses keys any more? There is no exterior keyhole on the deadbolt and the code to the garage door was not provided nor was there a garage door opener that could be put in our Jeep during our stay. So … just a warning that it will be a big problem if someone in your group secures the front door’s deadbolt before leaving through the garage door in their vehicle. We returned from a fun day of skiing and a special birthday dinner at Timberline Lodge to a front door on this house that we couldn’t enter and we all spent about an hour outside in the cold and snow trying to get back into the house while calling VRBO for assistance. VRBO was eventually able to reach the owner who had to remotely open the garage door. The owner should provide the garage code to guests to prevent this from happening again in the future. Just change code between guests. Thanks! "