Summit View Inn

Incredibly basic motel. It was adequately clean but that's about where the positives end. The floors are tiled as well which I consider a positive instead of having dirty carpet. We checked into one room and the window AC unit was very loud. We asked to change rooms and they were able to accommodate us. The 2nd room's AC worked fine for the first 30-60 minutes and then started squealing like the first. They both sounded like they hadn't been serviced. The fans rattle and squeal. Fortunately the nighttime temp was low enough that we turned it off. The mattresses are budget cheap foam mattresses. I wouldn't stay here again and wouldn't recommend it to any friends.

The room is very basic. A decent space for you to sleep, shower & head out for the day. Had a broken/ cracked bed base & stiff foam mattresses. Asked for a clean bed sheet change, but when it was serviced they just used the same stained sheets to remake the beds. I didn’t get great sleep due to the uncomfortable bed & extremely loud AC unit, but at least the AC worked. A very small TV. Floor was dirty & wouldn’t recommend walking barefooted. The room smelt musty at times. Walls are thin that you can hear your neighbor’s talking. The dog park section was out of doggy bags everyday during my stay. The outdoor area did have nice seating areas for you to hangout. Parking is in front of the rooms which was convenient. What I found annoying was the room code not working at times despite inputting the right code. Overall a decent place to sleep during your stay.

It is unfortunate that I have to leave such a poor review because after speaking with former, longtime guests, this lodge was a happy place for many of them for years. After learning that the property experienced new management in May 2025, it became clear that this place is not the hotel that it used to be, but is still being advertised as. The on-site coffeehouse, bicycle rental and in-room hammocks are no longer offered, yet these features and amenities are still on the website. It was for these amenities that I reserved this location. As to the actual stay, I reserved a multiple bed and received a single bed. The bathroom was moderately clean (see attached photos). The lights did not work in the room due to a circuit issue. One day, the water was off for hours due to a plumbing problem. Given all of these issues, I was not notified by management. I only learned about the issues when I reached out via text. To this end, the on-site staff was very kind and helpful, and I felt genuinely bad for them because they seemed overwhelmed and over worked. It appeared that this lodge used to be a very vibrant and sought-after location, but it is on its last leg and the staff is doing all that they can do to keep the guests comfortable. We decided to find another place to stay and received a full refund, which was much appreciated. I really hope this lodge is just experiencing a short rough patch, and will be able to flourish again.

We recently stayed at the LOGE in Mt. Shasta for two nights. While we appreciate the concept and vibe of the property, there are several areas where improvements could really elevate the guest experience.||||Upon entering our room, there was a noticeable odor that lingered throughout our stay. It would be helpful if rooms were aired out daily or if deodorizers were used. The smell gave an impression that the room wasn't as clean as it should be. Scent often plays a big role in perceived cleanliness.||||A couple of the lamps or bulbs in the room weren’t working, which affected lighting and comfort. The bathroom could also use a refresh—some light updates or even just added care would go a long way.||||One thing that stood out was the absence of a hairdryer. In a cold-weather destination like Mt. Shasta, this really should be a standard amenity. Not everyone can sleep with wet hair, and it’s simply more hygienic to be able to dry it before bed.||||We also noticed that for a two-night stay, housekeeping didn’t provide a fresh roll of toilet paper or even an extra roll on standby. These are small touches, but they matter.||||In terms of safety and maintenance, one of the tinware mugs provided had chipped enamel, which didn’t seem safe to drink from. It’s important that all dishware is checked and replaced regularly to ensure guest safety.||||Lastly, while we enjoyed having an on-site café, the host didn’t seem particularly welcoming. A warmer greeting and perhaps a short intro about the café or shared spaces like the lounge would have helped us feel more at home. Everyone we met in town was friendly and welcoming—bringing that same hospitality into the LOGE would really enhance the experience.||||We love the idea behind LOGE and hope our feedback helps shape an even better stay for future guests.

My family and I stayed here 4 years ago and had a great experience so naturally we wanted to stay here for our road trip up north. It was a stark difference from our trip a few years back. DO NOT STAY IN ROOM 1, it is so run down, DIRTY, LOUD from the street noise from the cheap old windows, and has a strange odor. The once hip clean vibe it had is now gone and is just back to a gross motel. Very sad to see such a great vision just be plummeted.

The room was easily accessible with you're personalized code. The room was clean, the water was hot and had great pressure. The towels were nice and thick. I laid on the bed at 730pm after a long day hiking and fell asleep for the rest of the night. I'll stay again if I'm in the area. I manage 2 hotels in the Southern Oregon region and I'd say this cute hotel is doing an exceptional job with a vintage building 😊

Will not be back . Was charged for smoke smell when I smoked outside and chose to throw butt's in room trash instead of leaving litter. As a restaurant owner im highly offended and advising customers to not go there due to it feeling like a bait scheme since trash cans are not readily available by rooms . Terrible news after dealing with a death. Also seen the room cleaner multiple times while outside smoking , to be nice ill just say I would not leave anything important or of value in the room while unattended.

So lemme just start out with the service. We arrived after hours when the staff had gone home, which was unfortunate for us, because we don't have a tech savy bone in either of our bodies. So we had to call the number and that was very frustrating. But all in all we were able to figure out what we had to do and where to go. We stayed in the bunk room. Sleeps up to 8. The lay out was cute, clean, cozy and comfy. And the beds were soooooo comfortable. The community kitchen below us was really nice. There is a cute Cafe. And the fire pits are super cozy. They even have a smores bar. All in all it was a really nice stay and we'd definitely stay again! Oh and BTW, if anyone arrives after hours and you are assigned room 30, that is the bunk room haha

We were planning a trip to go up and see the snow in Mount Shasta and was recommended the LOGE camps by my brother so we decided to go ahead and book a night at this location. The LOGE was very communicative before the upcoming day to check in. Emails and texts were sent out every day to better improve our stay. Checking in was as simple as getting a four digit code and showing up to your designated room. Upon walking in the room we noticed how clean and welcoming it was. The bathroom was well-maintained and included two showerheads. However, I wish that there was a place in the bathroom to set your toothbrushes, toothpaste, shaver, etc. This did not feel like a hotel at all; It definitely gave me a house-like feel with raised ceilings, a microwave, a refrigerator/freezer, a heater/air conditioner, and even a hammock that drapes over both beds. The TV was quite small but I liked the option of signing in to your streaming accounts like netflix, Disney + etc. They do have other things in the room that you can take, but will be charged at your bill upon check out like a souvenir hat, beanie, blanket and hammock. A wine/bottle opener is also provided in the room. There are snacks in a box along with the drinks in the fridge for purchase as well. They even provided a SHOE DRYING gadget for your wet shoes which helped sooo much as well as a mount for your ski gear. Besides the room being awesome, there is a small café/bar, an office, meeting room, a rental center and a kitchen located in the front for guests to share. Something I really loved about the place is that they have plenty of space for outdoor gatherings! Designated fire pits/ bbq pits are spaced out and located around the LOGE. Speaking of fire pits, they also provide fire wood and s'mores supplies which is a huge bonus! The parking lot is decent, but I can see it getting packed during the busy season so try and get there early! We weren't sure how to check out so we called the front desk and told them our room number and check out time. The LOGE camps is at Avery convenient location up to mount shasta, with a nearby supermarket, gas station and snow gear store. I highly recommend checking out bunny flats for your snow activities! Anywhoo, do I recommend this location to stay for the night? Answer: helllls yes!!! 10/10!!

Our friends were locked out of their room during a winter storm . 30-minute wait, no help, forced to sleep in our room. "CJ" the manager who arrived late promised a free night that hasn't happened yet.

I've stayed at two Loge properties and I'm not completely satisfied with either - they seem rather expensive for what you get. Nevertheless, it's a fun concept and clearly some folks love these places. The bathroom had visible staining/dirt on the floor (see photos). The little bits of carpet by the beds are dirty. The room is dark but at least then you can't see the carpet. The chest of drawers was very rickety, like it came from a free pile. No luggage racks and nowhere to put your duffle bag except for your bed. No coffee pot to brew coffee. Their model seems to be to superficially revamp vintage (old and tired) motor lodges in mountain towns, therefore, very thin walls. Trains blow after 10pm and before 6am - see thin walls - this might wake you up. The camping looked like horse stalls. Barely enough room to park you car in the stalls. No security lock inside for you. Aside from the fact that our confirming texts and emails asserted that they were stoked to see us, our barista seemed less than stoked to serve me coffee. On the plus side, the charm of old and tired motor lodges in mountain areas is there. There are multiple fire pits that the management trusts you to operate on your own. The common spaces are clean and bright. I loved the keypad to enter the room - no key, and in this case, no hunting down staff to get a key. The room is quite spacious. The beer that you can buy until 5 pm is fantastic and there are bike rentals. The sheets were clean and the bedspreads were freshly laundered. The room was beautiful with vaulted ceilings and full sized huge windows that looked out onto the forest and some old building supplies. I am outdoorsy so i think I would be included in their demographic. I do go on ski trips and stayed at the Bend location to ski Bachelor. We could drag our stuff in and make a mess without damaging the carpet but it was still too expensive to justify the cost for the amenities. When we skied bachelor this year, we stayed across the street at the Tetherow. For $200 vs. $250, we got a hot tub, pool, sauna, cookies, snacks, a hand-written thank you note, acres of wild lands to explore, two restaurants, a spotless room, actual wine and water glasses, and a rockstar balcony with an amazing view. That was money well spent. I'd stay again - in this case, at $179/night in June for two queen beds, it was the most reasonable room in Shasta. I guess Loge is ideal for tired parents of rowdy and messy young children who want a beer at the end of the day and are happy about the s'mores and campfires and not needing to care if their kids are rough on the room.

LOGE Mt. Shasta is a unique lodging in which you can either stay in a hotel room, in a hostel with communal bathrooms and common areas (kitchen and lounge room, but is also open to all guests on the property) or a covered camping space (with access to the communal bathrooms and common areas). This place also has gear available for rent and purchase and also has a coffee/ cafe tap room on site. There is also a bike rental place (bikes are complementary for guests). I stayed here with my husband and our little girl dog (pet fee of $25 per stay) recently for one night. We received a text message around 10 am the morning of our check in with our hotel door code and general check in information, including WiFi password. We didn't check in until almost 6 pm later that day. We were on the 2nd floor and were able to find parking (if you stay in a hotel, it is the building on your left when you drive through the entrance. When carried our stuff upstairs (there is no elevator, just stairs) and were able to get in with the code given via text. We had a king size bed. With the pros about this place, our room had a mini fridge (no microwave), a couch and a red hammock over the bed (see my photo. There is also a heater to warm boots and numerous of hooks to hang items. There is also a TV and drinks available for purchase. You can also purchase the make your own s'mores kit for $10 that is in your room (just be aware in case you have little ones that just rip the big marshmallow bag open before asking). I like that there were several towels of various sizes in the bathroom and also liked that there was liquid hand soap instead of the bar soap (which dries out your skin). Staying at this hotel was a major let down, when I had high hopes for this place, based on the Yelp reviews. It was pretty dim in our room, as one lamp was missing a light bulb and another lamp had a light blub that wasn't working. Instead of a coffee table, there was a large Yeti cooler. It is very heavy but not really big enough to put much stuff on top. There is no hair dryer in case you wish to dry your hair (wished I had known that before washing my hair). The bathroom is incredibly cold, as there is no working vent (in case you were expecting it to be warmer if you have the heater on). The bed was incredibly soft, making it uncomfortable to sleep on. Not sure if this would bother you, but the hand soap, shampoo and conditioner are not brand new that are in your room and most likely has been used by another guest. The size of the shampoo and conditioner are 12 oz. On the night we arrived, there was an event that was being set up and music was blasting from the outdoor common space. Thank goodness it did wrap up around 9:30 pm though. Overall, I didn't enjoy my stay here and am glad we only stayed for one night. I would not stay here again.

MOLD! Mold all over shower and bathroom window. I told the registration clerk and he replied "yes" some of the rooms have mold I told him that's not okay with me, so he showed me another room, and same thing. I told him I wasn't staying and wanted a refund and he advised me to call Expedia, which I did. Expedia contacted the Manager and was told there would be no refund Thumbs up to Expedia as they gave me a credit for full amount. Loge apparently bought out Findlandia Hotel, which had been there for 100 years, and obviously needs renovations, but unwilling to invest any money. Do not recommend staying here- much better options in town than this.

I didn't like. There were 3 of us and we requested 2 queen beds, they only gave us 2 blankets. The ventilation is old and noisy, you can't sleep unless you pull the plug off. The fridge is very old and also very noisy. Again, there is only one solution. When you wipe yourself with the towels that they have in the shower you get a skin-rash.

Why is so Bad? I don't know. The coffee shop can be a local friendly hub, it is a 3-minute drive from my downtown Healing Center. Entering already feels uncomfortable. I say I need more time to browse, the "coffee maker" energy and attitude like a zombie watching me. I had to tell him immediately all in one sentence what I wanted. It is morning people! I like to think. I said ok - almond milk latte and he paused a long time waiting for me to add or pay. I say please go ahead and make a drink, I still think about pastry. He has a suspicious attitude like I will run with coffee or take advantage saying I don't have money or such. OMG! The coffee was super cold, so I asked what is the temperature. And he said he could not make the latte warmer. Why? Professional baristas will explain about the process, and temperature with pride, and excitement. Here I can not make it warm! Getto. But you make the drink barely warm, he Dump whole coffee back into the metal container and warms it. Like a drink for a pig. I am fuc..ing pig in the meat farm. Zero customer service, strange low energy attitude, suspicious attitude towards customers, totally not proud or honoring the job.

This place is so unique and really well thought out and I love it except there are two major factor that had me give it a three which are two of the most important things for me when I go to stay at a place. The first thing is that their beds are foam And really bad for bad backs. Both my friend and I had a really bad night sleep on the bed and wish that they had just put on normal mattresses. The AC unit when we turn it on smelled moldy and so did it when we turned it on for the heat. So we just open the windows a little bit and it was perfect but in cold weather or hot weather this would not be great. Everything else was amazing and over and beyond what most lodges offer so although we would love to stay there again, we cannot with the beds being the way they are but if you like really soft beds and her unique experience, this is a wonderful place. It was very quiet in the room except for people chatting loudly outside our door but that's not the lodges issue.

Cute place but not clean! So sad because we loved Loge Leavenworth and wanted to give this place a try but was displeased and uncomfortable the entire stay. See pictures for reference. Emailed Shasta but all I got was a "sorry" and no resolution. Disappointed for the price you pay to stay here when cheaper places are cleaner. Spend your money elsewhere.

LOGE at Mt. Shasta definitely exceeded our expectations! The room is spacious, clean and includes things you'd never think of! The room has a shoe dryer, a spot to hang your snow gear, and a hammock!!! I love the modern look of this place, too! Our room had a high ceiling and made me feel like I'm at home. The bathroom is huge which makes it easy for after your snow activities. The beds are clean and comfy. They do have a "mini bar" but of course, you have to pay for whatever you take inside. They offer snacks such as popcorn, cookies, ramen- but again- you have to pay for it. Outside, they have fire pits, spots to sit and chill, a bbq grill, and they even have a coffee shop! There's a community kitchen if you need to cook something, too. LOGE is a drive down from great spots for snow play - such as Bunny Flat and Sportman's Den. A supermarket is about 5-7 mins away, too. I 10/10 recommend the LOGE to anyone looking for a place to stay while in Mt. Shasta.

No hair dryer No clock by bed No coffee pot to brew coffee No restaurant ( web site said they have a restaurant on site) Trains blow after 10pm and before 6am I left at 6:30 am ( awoken by trains)

We loved our stay there. The atmosphere was fresh and modern. The family hostel room was perfect for our boys! We can't wait to visit again.

Cute place! Love the vibe here! Great cafe on site! Easy check-in and check-out process. After a few days camping it was great to sleep on a bed and get a shower in. The hammock was a unique touch and my teenager and toddler loved it! Cons: the bike rack on the wall was barely screwed to the wall almost fell on my 1.5yr old. We put a chair under it so my daughter wouldn't walk underneath it & the table the microwave was on was a little flimsy. We were charged for mugs we didn't take but after a phone call to the property we were assured the charges would be reversed. I loved this area and would definitely try this place again when we visit.

Stayed three nights over Labor Day weekend 2023. I was in room 28. Neighbor in next room 29 had two large dogs left alone in the room all day and until about 1:30 am. First two nights - not too much sleep. I texted the front office and they messaged the guest who came back to the room. I spent about $850.00 for three nights and asked management for a two night comp for the time the dogs were barking. They refused. They said they understood that I might not stay there again, but not comp. The buck is mightier than customer satisfaction. The hotel mamager knew of the situation, and heard the dogs barking when he came to the room.

Great place it is very clean and the hammock is fun. The kitchen and lounge are very nice.

We enjoyed our staycation at Loge Mt Shasta! The room has all the amenities you'd need for a comfortable stay. We appreciate the little extras such as plenty of coat hooks, shoe dryer, white noise machine, lots of power outlets, etc. They are dog friendly and lots of open spaces for dogs (& humans) to explore which is amazing!

I really can't say enough positive words for this place. If you're expecting bell hop service this place isn't for you. If you want a chill safe and child friendly environment this place is for you. Even if no kids in tow this place rocks. Not only could I relax early in the evening, I fell asleep at 8pm and was never disturb. This is a big plus for anyone who needs a quiet night of rest. I just lost my mother and have been feeling really sensitive. This place is a place of healing. My soul really needed to rest here. Oh yeah, if you suffer from short term memory you might need to write your passcode on your hand. You don't get a room key just a door code. Lol. I watch some kids have a hard time remembering the code. And the cafe gets fresh pastries at 7 am!! So good!

I loved it! Perfect place for a Shasta getaway. It's not too busy body and it also gave just the right amount of care. The walls are thin but also, the only time it's bothersome is around 7am. When you should be up and getting ready to explore anyway! Nice touches but the smoker grills did not work for me. I tried hard! Lol but no go.

Place is cute and we loved the vibe but definitely needs a refresh with paint and little touch ups here and there. We love the Layout of the room and everything In it especially the hammock the vibe of the place fit the area and was adventure ready. One big con is the walls and ceilings are THIN we heard every step they took, were really loud walking in and out of their room constantly at 11:30pm for about 30minutes. We heard every move they made and our room was by the stairs so we heard every step someone took down them which is really annoying at odd hours. The door wasn't sealed all the way you could see especially at night a beam of light from the door where it wasn't sealed. I would try to get a top floor room if you prefer not to have too much noise.

My wife and i stood in A second story room no elevator just stairs, which didn't bother me too much but its a bit of a hassle hauling up our stuff. The room was decent enough, its decorated nice, and theres all kinds of racks installed for coats, bikes whatever else you got. There was a hammock across the room, which we considered trying but shortly realized its a potential death trap. As the anchoring of it did not feel or look sturdy. Again i can look passed that I'm not here to sleep in a hammock. The shower is tiny and probably the most uncomfortable shower I've ever been in. The liquid soaps were all half empty (used), the tp roll in bathroom also wasn't brand new (used about half way). We had a decent sleep. Checkout is at 11am, so we got up a few hours earlier to shower and get ready to leave. Around 9:30-10 while i was in the shower some random girl walks into our room while my wife was in bed. And then leaves once she sees my wife there. When I'm done she tells me and we have no idea who this person was. They just said sorry and left. My sister was also with us staying in a room downstairs and i share this with her. She asks me if i used my door lock. And thats when i realize our door doesn't even have a lock! So now our sense of safety is shaken because how many people are they giving our room code to with no way of keeping ourselves safe while we were sleeping. We then realize the girl who walked in was housekeeping, her and another girl were going back and forth in other rooms around us. And again a couple time almost walking in again because we can hear them using our key pad on our door. All of this before 11am, before checkout. Never once knocking or announcing themselves as staff. Before we leave i bring this up to the 2 guys at the cafe/front office, and they agree they shouldn't have even tried to open our door before checkout. And i tell them about our room not having locks when my sisters room did. And all they did was say "sorry", and their reason was that "they haven't gotten around to installing locks on all the doors yet." ... i don't understand how you can fully furnish a room, install a handful of fixtures around each room, sell bookings for these rooms, but somewhere last on their to do list is to install a lock to ensure their guests safety. Also another thing to add is that my sisters room down stairs had an open window that they didn't realize was open until the next morning. I really wouldn't recommend this place. Unprofessional and unsafe. I'm including pictures of the two rooms doors my sister's with the lock and our without.

I stayed at the Loge Mt Shasta on thanksgiving and it was a wonderful experience. The staff was extremely kind and helpful. Really good, relaxed vibes. We loved the fire pits, s'mores kits, lattes and bagels in the morning from The Cafe. The beds were super comfy and our room was very clean. We will definitely be return guests and hopefully check out their other locations one day!

I love the concept of these places! However, once the novelty of the wood finishes, hammock in the living room, and yeti coffee table wears off, you start to see just how filthy this place is. Not only scuff marks on the walls, but also dusty and crumb-filled corners, a few curly hairs in the bathroom, and dirty floors. Bonus points for the comfortable mattress and the communal kitchen.

Was looking for a spot to stay close to McCloud Falls Trail, and came across this AMAZING hidden gem! This place is chic and catered to the outdoor enthusiast. The owners had obviously put a lot of thought into the amenities available for travelers and it is greatly appreciated! We ended up renting a 2 bedroom unit and the AC was blasting and it was so clean and welcoming. Check in process was a breeze, they text you the unit number and access code so all you have to do is go straight to your room. They have stuff to use and for sale in the room (think a mini bar but very practical things) and it makes it very convenient if you happened to forget something for your outdoor adventure (hats, beanies, mugs, cooler, etc). They've got spots on the walls to hang your bikes and gear. They even had a hammock in the living room area! On site, there is an outdoor BBQ area, and have stuff for s'mores in the room if you'd like to partake (for a price, I'm sure). Bar is also available on site, and had some tasty brews. Will definitely be coming back and will be staying longer next time to get the full Mt. Shasta experience.

Great place and a great value. The rooms are a bikers dream with wall mounts and many nice touches. The staff is friendly and helpful. This is a great value and is very conveniently located.

While I didn't get to stay there due to health complications, I want to give a shout out to the management there who refunded my $$ even tho I wasn't able to cancel within the 24 hour time window. They were terrifically understanding and generous.

We had an excellent stay at the Finlandia Hotel. Although the decor was dated our room had a kitchen, table, 2 chairs, couch, living room and also separate bedroom. The heater worked great. We used the sauna and had great night sleeps after skiing. Ross and CJ were very helpful in the manager office and exceeded expectations. Thank you to our friends at Finlandia, looking forward to the renovation and will be back.!

We came with a group of friends who told us about this place, and I'm in love! The rooms are fun and include a place to hang bikes and your snowboards depending on the time of year you come. They have a community kitchen that is out of this world. There is also a community area with games to play not to mention Traeger grills to use and a firepit. Your room comes with a Yeti to borrow for your stay. There WiFi, TV and a refrigerator and microwave. And a fun hammock as well. We've already decided to come back again. The price is super affordable. I do wish they had blow dryers, but the front office did loan me one. I'll know the next time we visit! The staff is kind and super helpful. I don't give many five stars, but this place deserves it.

Place sucks, rude GM and front desk staff, stay away. Spend your money somewhere else. Seem to cater to locals, seem like the type to complain about out of town visitors but don't realize their livelihood depends on us.

Great place to stay with the family. Rooms were great. Great location . Fire pit for roasting s'mores .

My first choice when staying in Mount Shasta. I've been staying here for 3 years now i travel up and down from California to Washington and this has has been my favorite resting point location. Its close to the downtown stores and shops. The location area is safe ive left my vehicle unlocked accidentally so many times and never had anything go missing. I highly recommend this location. I have young 3 daughters and i usually dont feel safe staying in small towns but this place is safe and we have had nothing but pleasant experiences here. I highly recommend this place.

I'm just gonna say to the customer service and the accommodations. WOW. Affordable and nice and clean. We are coming back. Thank you so much. The Ybarra's

Very cool spot, redone older motel. caters to the sporty outdoorsy type & is pet friendly. they rent bikes, rooms have wall bike racks, yeti coolers, good size fridge and freezer, decent instant coffee & some drink items available for purchase in the fridge, as well as a s'mores kit for sale. location also has small car camping spots which seem great for an affordable quick night of rest. The office has a small cafe with pretty good coffee. The night of our recent stay they were hosting some event in the center square (musical event), the downside of that was as a paying guest we had difficulty with parking. The staff was friendly and helpful, they informed us that these events are listed on their website, so I would recommend looking at their website before booking. The event ended at 9:30pm & the attendants did basically take over the grounds. All the folks were pleasant, who knows maybe you'll be super interested in the event, but maybe not, nice to know ahead of time. These same owners have created similar motels at other locations, we have stayed in 3 total & enjoyed them all. check in is great, door coded specifically for you, you just pull up and go inside. cool concept, only a few kinks to work out. We will be back.

I'm kind of torn on this review. I like the place. I like the vibe they are going for and with the really neat aesthetic overhaul they have done. However I feel I was given the bait and switch a little bit here. We got an online deal which made it look like a fantastic deal. But in actuality we got what we paid for. You should know there are two different main buildings here. One is on the website. Those have vaulted ceilings and are larger rooms. The other building is a classic old school motel style boxy small rooms. We got the latter. Nowhere on their website do they show these rooms. While the sleeping arrangements (. Ie Queen and sofa) were true, the room was not the one in the pictures. Moreover. It was loud. You hear everything. I maybe got 5 hours of sleep and I drink lots of beer and sleep like a bear so I don't typically notice that stuff. The bed was great though, but the noise ruined it. There is no live tv really, they just have smart TVs so you need to log into your accounts on their apps to watch tv. Also don't forget to log out. I watched " Lillies " neflix, " Carl's" Hulu and " Drew's" Amazon prime. Thanks by the way Drew, whoever you are. It was just a bummer because we knew it was going to be cold so intended on watching Sunday and Monday night football but we couldn't watch any of it. It's a pretty cool place, I probably would have not been so annoyed that I felt taken advantage of had it not been covid. Had there been live music, or people socializing outside. If there was anywhere to ride one of their free bikes, or even if they actually had beer on tap as they advertised. But we only had a room and it's not the one I thought we paid for. If your directions for check in say " your building is the first one on the left" I'd scramble to see if you can find something closer to town. One last tip. If you want a latte in the morning, The cafe doubles as the hotel office so it's really the front desk clerk trying to work the espresso machine and foam your milk. 1. This means there will be a line that moves very slowly even on weekdays and 2. It's not terribly gratifying. It's faster to drive down the street (2minutes) to Seven Suns Coffee and you will get a legit coffee drink. It's also a really cute place. (I learned this my second day and scored points with the wife for figuring it out)

Yuck!! Came to ski mount Shasta with friends. We stayed at this finlandia lodge and we were totally ripped off! We paid $779 for a 3 bedroom shack for three nights. This place is dirty, REALLY outdated, and has not been maintained with any concern for a guests comfort. When I say dirty: scummy shower, grimy walls, nasty yellow ceiling in the dining room, cobwebs, ripped sofas, sticky light switches and kitchen cupboards etc. We had to purchase our own dish soap to clean dishes and paper towels. The downstairs beds were literally broken and the kitchen faucet was barely functioning. I gave it two stars for how close it was to the ski park and for clean bath towels. They did compensate us for the trouble and apparently have cleaned up since our visit. Good Luck.

Where to start. We were in room 6. We could hear every step of the guests above our heads very clearly. There is a rail road nearby and the horn kept us awake. The air conditioning unit measured 60 decibels at the vent on high. The bathroom door was so out of kilter it wouldn't shut nor would the shower door. The vanity is big enough for one but the room sleeps four. The only bathroom ventilation is a single pane of frosted glass that you can leave open. The code we were given didn't work so the staff provided us an emergency access code. Maybe the other rooms were better?

We stayed at Loge for 3 nights in May 2021. I found them via a search for accessible hotel rooms. I chose an accessible room option on a hotel booking app but was skeptical. Even before the trip, I was concerned as to whether the shower would be accessible or not. A week before our stay, I received a text message with the login code for our hotel room which was nice. You can skip the wait when you arrive and go right to your hotel room. I still didn't know what parking would like, or what the accessible hotel room would entail. However, when we arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to see a specially-marked parking spot right in front of the room (I refuse to say "disabled or handicap parking"). My loved one had no trouble entering the room. There wasn't more than a small desk chair to sit in so I was grateful we brought a more comfortable camping chair to sit in. In addition to the lack of comfortable seating, the beds were pushed a bit close together and were low to the ground. There was no space for my loved one's walker & with no bars around the bed, getting up at night was a struggle, especially with the slippery wood floor. I ended up moving the door mat to the side of the bed which helped but my loved one still had to scoot down the side and generally had a difficult time pushing up out of bed. I noticed that if they could push one of the two beds closer to the wall or window (depending on the side), there would be enough space for a walker or possibly a smaller wheelchair to fit in between the beds which would make getting into/out of a low bed easier. It might also help to offer an optional bar to put next to the bed. However, as much as the beds lacked accessibility, the bathroom was the definition of accessible. With an included wide shower chair, bar handles, & a double wide roll in shower, all the fears about showering away from home were washed away. At night, the room did get a bit hot even with the noisy air conditioner but in the day, it was pleasant. Noise was never an issue and overall the grounds were clean and quiet. This is the old Finlandia motel which used to be quite rundown so the amount of money invested in renovating it was evident. Amenities include a small cafe that sells some local brews and Oregon wine along with coffee during the day, a full kitchen for communal use, and an outdoor fire pit/bar area to relax in. I would stay here again for the price, the cleanliness, the beautiful grounds, and the overall accessibility.

Have stayed at the LOGE two weekends in a row, one weekend in a room and the following in a camping stall. The hotel is new, clean and comfortable with a fun, hip, outdoorsy vibe- bike hooks and hammocks in the rooms. Camping stalls are level, private and have power!? We enjoyed the cafe for coffee in the morning and the grilling area for games and beer in the evening. Best hotel in Mt Shasta and they're definitely taking COVID seriously!

We stayed in the covered campsites for 3 nights. Facilities really nice - liked the numerous patios, fire pits, tables, showers and restrooms, kitchen, and common lobby-thing. Campsites were nice, but very close to each other so don't expect any privacy. Parking for the campsites is a little tight. Power outlets and bistro lights were very nice on the sites! First weekend in April seemed like they still had off-season or COVID staffing, even though there were no vacancies in campsites or rooms (I.e. place was full). Basically there was no staff onsite after 5pm, which I thought was very odd with all the fire pits going, kitchen and common areas open, and most guests still arriving - thought they would need someone onsite for issues and security. We had a small issue with billing but I texted and they responded quickly with an apology and fixed it. They also did great in accommodating our request to have two sites together and put us on the end so we could have our own area. Oh, very dog friendly - probably 75% of guests had a dog.

This place was pretty great. Our 2-queen room was HUGE - more like a suite with 2 separate bedrooms. Loved the ability to cook our own meals and use the fire pits. We did have one issue though. There are a lot of in-room camping & outdoor items you can try out, and get charged if you take them. Unfortunately we got charged for a few in-room items that we did not touch or even remember seeing. Fortunately I caught the charge on my credit card bill and the Loge reversed the charge. I would definitely recommend double checking your bill to ensure you don't get charged for anything extra.

We stayed 5 nights here last week and had a really comfortable stay. They took COVID seriously and the staff all were wearing masks consistently and so were the other guests. Definitely was easy to socially distance on the property as well. Overall accommodations were good, also the items they provide in the rooms are a nice touch of personality and function. Certain spots in the room could have been cleaner (like the floors and parts of the shower), and a few things like using the fire pit and times of when you can access the main kitchen could be made more clear to the guest. But overall it was great, and we'd definitely come back.

Definitely Loved Our Stay! Stayed 3 Nights First Time Coming To Mount Shasta. The Room Was Very Clean And Lots Of Extra Space Which Is Great Especially When You Have Kids! Check In Was Super Easy You Get A Message With Room Number And Code And Your In! The Cleaning Ladies Were Super Nice And Very WelcomingYou Can Tell They Really Spend There Time Cleaning Each Room To Assure They Are Getting Every Inch! The Parking Was A Little Too Icy Was Completed Solid My Husband Slipped And Fell Maybe It Could Be Salted Or Sweeped Many Cars Were Also Sliding Trying to Get Up Or Down The Hill. Also The Room We Were In One Of The Beds Was Broken But We Didnt Use It So It Didnt Bother Us. Overall Great Place Would Definitely Stay Here Again!

I stayed over MLK Jr weekend and really fell in love with this place. They have everything, including the kitchen sink! My favorites were the multiple fire pits, the hammock across our room, and the welcoming staff. Highly recommended for the outdoor adventurist with lots of amenities that are helpful- ski holder at front door, boot warmer, hot water kettle and reusable mugs, wall-mounted bike rack inside the room, and plenty of refrigerator and cooler space. The grill was wonderful and the full kitchen with outdoor eating patio made things feel COVID safe. Thanks, The LOGE, for an excellent travel experience!

Such a cool place--awesome stay. I'd rate this as "...as best as they come!" Unique rooms and great staff!

I've stayed at the Finlandia Motel about a half dozen times over the last 10 years. It's honestly one of my favorites, so it's sad to see the bummer comments that haven't shared my wonderful experiences there. Kathy and Tom are amazing, the location is perfect, and sauna and hot tub is where it's at. Yes, the furniture may be a bit dated, but the overall feel and look of the place is classic and cozy.

No good tv No breakfast No wifi inside rooms Old looking blankets Expensive compare to the facilities

For the area, the $72 booking.com price is on point. Owners are nice and responsive. I came here fully expecting a motel. I travel alot and enjoy the adventure of staying in older places that have character. Place is clean and could use some updating. When choosing a motel one must remember that you are not paying premium and can then afford eating out. If you pay twice the price you will get bigger and newer TV and cable. You will get nicer towels, and a few more amenities. But cookie cutter does not equal adventure! WiFi They should invest a bit more on this is to stay modern..but, you can sit near the office and get it. I always bring slippers to avoid motel floors and never use the comforters. If you have room in your luggage, bring a towel as you never get high end towels. Back to finlandia. I do think some money needs to be put into comfort items. Shower has no place to put any items. Take care of visable issues. I would start in the bathrooms. Maintanance: get a new person. Guy takes the lazy route and it shows. Why paint over areas that need caulking or patching. .. just common sense and would make it look like care is there. If you drip something wipe it up before it becomes permanent. Not rocket science. I was happy and comfortable. Slept well and noise is a non-issue. Have not tried sauna or hot tub. They have horseshoes and area is nicely landscaped. Air conditioner worked just fine during a heat wave. Hot water was not an issue, nor was the water pressure as some others complained about. I would be willing to pay more if the rooms had a mini fridge...or pay a bit more if I could have them bring one in as needed. As, for the whiners use your words. Asking questions or explaining you have a problem just makes sense. If you are the younger generation and just have to have WiFi in your room or big screen TV with cable. Don't stay here.

Great place with awesome energy. The staff is super friendly. Not a cookie cutter hotel. There is an onsite cafe, shared area to cook, watch movies with other guests, or play games. A few firepits throughout the property. A family or a person can camp, do a hostel, or rent a traditional room. Prices were affordable. My teenagers were super excited about our stay, especially because of the hammock, wood decore, and free use of bikes.

We unfortunately left an item at this lodging. We swung by four days later to pick it up but had a horrible experience with the manager. We were initially told he would be the one to help get into the lost and found and that he would be arriving in 15 min so we got coffee at their cafe and intended to wait. While waiting we went to the restroom. I went upstairs as the bottom restroom was busy. When I came down the stairs, the manager initially thought I had been a guest in the adjacent room to the bathroom upstairs. He then proceeded to be rude and condescending about me using the upstairs room. The conversation was awkward given his tone and irritated mood. We ultimately got our item and we're trying to leave but I felt the need to explain to him in person how rude he had been. I went back to speak to him. After a strained conversation, where he was again accusatory and condescending, he apologized for being rude and I apologized for using a restroom closed off to other guests and the public. We will not be staying here again.

My God! This is still "there"! People say that it has a 60's and 70's "feel": well, it was "here" then, and it is "here" now. The location is great, and things do look updated. I have not been here in some time, but the gentleman is still in charge ( albeit delegates things now ), and I see a lot of negative stuff, but I just wanted to get my two cents in, as I have stayed here many times and things were quite nice IF you are not expecting a super-European style chalet experience. If I can get over here now, I certainly will.