Mount Shasta Resort

Stopped here twice as a stopover on our way down to the bay and once more back up. We stayed in a 1 bedroom dog friendly cabin. The cabins were extremely clean, very spacious and in a nice quiet setting. We felt safe and comfortable. Would definitely be back next time for more days.

The location is great. The rooms are large and very quiet. Good water pressure and heater works well. But the rooms desperately need some upgrades… the beds squeak so much , just a person rolling over in bed, wakes you up. The floors creak also. The shower amenities are lame, no conditioner and that shampoo is cheap. There are stains on the carpet. We have stayed in room 203 and room 202, same issues. Also there is an issue with the key slider on the door, both nights our keys stopped working….. and that’s very frustrating. Our key Worked at 5 pm and then not at 7 pm. So you have to drive back to the main lodge which is over a mile away to get keys fixed. And after 8 pm no one is at the lodge front desk, so you have to call and then to wait for maintenance to come and reset a key…. Which is about a 30 minute process…..There was another woman with the same issue last night, she had just checked in, key didn’t work. I hope the management sees this review. This is a great place but there has got to be a better system for the room keys and hopefully some upgrades are in the future.

Our stay at the resort was perfect in so many ways! Our room overlooked the lake and we were even able to bbq late in the evening with a picturesque backdrop. The location is perfect due to its vicinity to the downtown area. The kitchen was fully stocked with utensil, baking trays, pots and pans. Although the rooms have not been renovated recently, it borders on quaint charm rather than any icky feeling.

Great location but unacceptable that there is no housekeeping service at all! They provide you with sheets, upon request, but you make your own bed. Also, charging holiday rates when other services are unavailable, like the restaurant, is below industry standard. Please get over the Covid era. Please ugrsde your service level. Thank you.

Great food and ambiance, the actual building itself could use a remodel but it still has a cozy lodge cabin feel to it. Food and service were amazing, def will be returning!

Our family had a wonderful time. We stayed here as a stopover to Oregon from the Bay Area. The kids enjoyed swimming in the lake in front of our place. We loved the cabin cozy feel of the resort. The restaurant at the resort was delicious. We enjoyed the view and serenity of the area. We will definitely come back!

Darling cottage wish we were able to stay longer beautiful fireplace with Kitchen comfortable bed. Chill atmosphere

Spent 3 nights on a girls weekend. We chose the place for its view, two rooms and proximity to activities. The lake view chalet was great--two bedrooms (one en suite, one with use of large guest bath), full kitchen (limited supplies), living and dining rooms, deck/balcony, and gas fireplace. Parking is not covered, but close enough to the chalet. Beds were comfortable and the place is quiet. Lovely views of Lake Siskiyou below. Note that water access is best nearby the resort; a steep embankment is below the chalets. Hiking trail right below chalets takes you all the way around the lake. The restaurant and golf course are not immediately on site, but a short drive or 10 minute walk away. The restaurant is nice and has great views and big windows. The only drawback is that the kitchen is minimally stocked with cooking gear, so bring what you need. We enjoyed Casa Ramos in town for Mexican Food.

We had a celebration of life at this venue. The catering was perfect! The employees were kind and friendly. Highly recommend this place

Mount Shasta Resort is a stunning retreat surrounded by beautiful forests, trails, and a jaw-dropping golf course! Whenever we are visiting the area, staying here is our top priority. Right across the street is a gorgeous walking trail. We like to visit in the fall when the leaves are most vibrant! We stayed in the dog-friendly one-bedroom chalet with the forest view, and it was lovely.

We had a phenomenal 3-night stay at one of the lake view premium cabins. We were here first week of May so it was super quiet and enjoyable! Serene views, trail steps outside the door, deer-sighting, scenic views all around. Location, value, friendly staff. It was worth the 4 hour drive!

Great food, it is not cheap( $17 for a chicken sandwich with fries) but good service and the restaurant has views of mount Shasta and the golf course.

Lake view chalet. Pros: We were allowed to check in very early (this made a HUGE difference since check-in is normally at 4pm, I imagine early check-in isn't granted during busy times - we are thankful but 4pm for regular check-in is way too late in the day) ***lake view*** (best part) Spacious Fireplace Deck Fully stocked kitchen Friendly staff Peaceful/quiet We didn't get massages (we will next time) but they do have a place for that. Cons: The check in/out times are indeed ridiculous (as someone else stated on here). Although they graciously allowed us to check in very early (but it was off-season), 4 pm is outlandish for a check-in time (it's getting dark this time of year at that time, which means no ability to even enjoy the view rooms. 11 am check-out is too early especially since normal check-in is at 4pm). Bathroom very outdated, gross actually, with problematic plumbing (a more modern spa-like bathroom would make a world of difference at a "resort" hotel chalet) The coffee (provided) tasted rancid The food at the restaurant is awful (but our waiter was outstanding), even though we really wanted to find the positive (as it was a birthday weekend for me and this is where I chose to celebrate with my husband) - we ate the remainder of meals elsewhere The calamari was particularly bad An overall upgrade to the chalets would make a huge impact (especially bathrooms and kitchen areas) Since the restaurant doesn't open until 11 am, some type of breakfast bar (with decent coffee) would be wonderful The restaurant even "ran out of creamer" for coffee, so the waiter brought me milk instead....how does a restaurant run out of coffee right at opening time? You'd think this basic item would be stocked before opening No pool or jacuzzi (a jacuzzi would be so wonderful over by the chalets) We don't golf, so there's not much to do. Mount Shasta is a sleepy little town with limited entertainment options, unless you have specific outdoor activities in mind, I was already aware of this (as I used to live in Mount Shasta) but don't expect anything like a Tahoe experience in this town - but my Bay Area husband was a little bored, lol.

We stayed in a 1 bedroom cabin, lake view. The view was amazing, and the cabins was large. Problems: the cabin felt and smelled dirty! There was a bad animal urine order in the bathroom. It made for an uncomfortable stay. Also, you can not access the lake from the cabin. Building a swimming dock from the cabins would be super helpful. For the price , I expected this to be much better.

This was a great place for lunch when lunch with a girlfriend was in the calendar. The clam chowder was delicious and the service warm and friendly. I live local so I will certainly come again . The golf course (in better weather) is really well groomed and the views spectacular. A hidden gym

We have visited twice now, staying at the lakeside cabins. Some upgrades lately make the accommodations even better. We'll be back again!

It was amazing! They had two class reunions and an almost full dining area. The staff was super pleasant, went out of their way to help you even with all they had going on. And the seared yellow fin tuna was to die for. Excellent place.

I had my wedding here in October and I couldn't be happier with how things went. Rebecca, the event coordinator, was amazing. She was so helpful and tried to make everything as perfect and easy for us as possible. Talking with her in advance as well as during the wedding, she was nothing but professional and helpful. Our wedding went great and was beautiful, and we had no issues at all with the resort. We also stayed in a chalet for two nights, and I got my hair done at the spa there, and everything was perfect. I only wish I had more time to appreciate the chalet rather than running around being busy with the wedding! I hope to come back and stay here again in the future. I would definitely recommend the resort as a wedding venue!

If you think you're booking a private, wooded cabin, think again. These 'cabins' are apartment complex duplexes - you're in an apartment complex environment sharing a cabin with someone else on the other side of the wall. Our bed squeaked every single time someone moved in the middle of the night, the tissue box was empty, no handsoap at the bathroom sink, and basic amenities at best overall. And they've designed their booking/cancellation policies so that you've lost at least half your money when you find all this out. This is NOT a beautiful private cabin in the woods - hope this review helps someone not make the same mistake we made.

I have been here many times and I really enjoy the location and cabin feel. The only thing I can't stand are the uncomfortable beds. For the Fourth of July, they have a 3 night minimum. The rates are fair. However, I don't find value when I'm ready to leave after the first night. Nothing like tossing and turning all night because of the beds. I come up to Mt. Shasta (my home town) to relax, enjoy the lake, visit with family, and spend my money at the restaurants. I have even mentioned the uncomfortable beds to the front desk and nothing seems to change year after year. Such a shame. Skipping the 4th this year due to this issue. I may look for an Airbnb next time.

This is a wonderful surprise. Wasn't sure what to expect - a 'chalet with a kitchen' - it is absolutely perfect. The well layed out, newly refurbished units are comfortable and spacious. Lovely surroundings, took a hike around the lake. Played golf at the beautiful public course nearby - challenging and fun. Can't wait to go back.

While transitioning from NorCal to Oregon, we wanted to cut our 10 hour drive in half so we made reservations to stay here. Please keep in mind, our stay was during summer conditions and not winter. So lets cut straight to the details: ~ Ease of getting here: Although Mt. Shasta is just scenic and you might be distracted at every turn. Getting off the 5 freeway wasn't too bad as there were quite a few signs pointing towards the resort. ~ Check-in / Staff: Checking in and out was typical and easy, so no issues there. The staff wore masks and they were cordial. I recall one of the managers play hostess at their restaurant. She also did her rounds and welcomed us while we were having dinner outside on the patio overlooking the golf course. ~ Our Cabin: As we drove towards the cabin area, away from the lobby and golf clubhouse about a quarter mile away, the parking lot was a pretty good size. It wasn't full as I did see a few small trailers, and a couple of cars with canoes. For the cabin itself, it was quaint and surrounded by large redwoods. It had the necessities; a king bed with clean sheets, a small kitchen and dining area, fairly common sized bathroom, and a large open living room. There was only one TV monitor with cable, but it was positioned perfectly above the huge fireplace. The only negatives I'd say was the furniture being a bit outdated, but no big deal. It was sort of expected. Loved the large patio, as did my little mutt. She loved relaxing out there, standing guard, and inhaling the fresh air. This cabin is great for couples, but probably more suitable enough for a family of four. ~ Onto the restaurant: First off, due to covid, our option was to sit outside in the patio area. This was fine as it was a cool summer evening. We started with the: * Brussels Sprouts ($9.99) with bacon and balsamic reduction. This was an excellent starter that really got my taste buds goin'! * Halibut VeraCruz ($30.99) which was just OK. Nothing special about it. I was hoping to see local caught fish on the menu, but I did not. This was the only fish selection other than the fish and chips. * NY Strip Steak Special with mashed potatoes and bacon wrapped prawns ($29.99, if i recall). The steak was excellent at medium-rare. Nice and juicy! While the bacon prawns were also a delicious compliment to the combo. * Both entrées came with a garden salad which was huge, and very refreshing! ~ For Take-out, we did: * Coconut Shrimp ($25.99) which was just sweet crunchy good! And also made for a tasty snack at night. * Buffalo Wings ($forgot) were GINORMOUS! I suckled on these for a while. They most likely were quickly deep fried, then placed in the oven for awhile. Tossed in that buffalo sauce, ugh heaven! Loved these! * And "thank you" Brandon (or Branden) for the Top-notch service from beginning to end! Give this guy a raise! It was my birthday and he took care of us. TL;DR The Mount Shasta Resort offers plenty of nice scenery, as well as a lovely golf course. Its located away from the main town nearby, but seems to be a good stop for folks that want a quick "get away". A relaxing cabin, fantastic service, and again a lovely golf course with beautiful scenery all around. Its probably not the best resort in the area, but would I stay here again? Hmm yes! For us, it was the perfect halfway resort point to say "SO LONG Bay Area, HELLO Portland!"

The service and Foid was excellent at the Mt. Shasta Golf Restaurant. Greeted promptly by server Andrew. He was completely knowledgeable of Restaurant Menu! He recommended Bar-B-Cue Chicken Wings. They we're excellent! Ordered Chicken Sandwiches and Highland Hamburger with Garlic Fries! Great meal. Andrew suggested deserts. The Carrot cake was delicious. Highly recommend The restaurant at Mt. Shasta!

Great Place to RVing and go Fishing. Had a Blast with Family. Watch out for the Bears. Memories: PRICELESS.

Don't miss out on a wonderful venue, great service, yummy food, and so much more! We love coming here

I am very disappointed and I am not sure what to really write. I booked a room but due to emergency reasons had to cancel, as one of my family Members suddenly had kidney failure and needs dialysis. Called the property and they refused to give me a refund. I am very sorry I will no longer be staying at your resort it's a shame I really liked it.

We held our wedding here and it was absolutely magical!! The cabins provided enough space for guests with a beautiful view of the lake. We were within walking distance to walk down and swim with our downtime and you have a beautiful view of the mountain from the shore! We held a dinner at one of the beautiful picnic areas which were also easily accessible by the cabins. The venue itself was so crazy beautiful with the mountain in the background and the trees and ponds on the golf course. Rebecca, the venue coordinator, was sooo helpful prior to the wedding and on the day of!! The rest of the staff also were so nice and helped everything run smoothly! And the food was so delicious!! Highly recommend!!!

Dedicated readers (Hi Mom!) know that I rate places based on value and expectations. So if I'm reviewing a Ritz Carlton in San Francisco, it will have different expectations than a golf resort in the middle of remote northern California. That being said, there is a lot of good things to say about the Mount Shasta Resort, but there are also some areas where the expectations should be managed. Our bubble needed to get to nature for a non-staycation and we had to have a place that 1) had its own bathrooms, 2) didn't share common hallways, and 3) had non-common air conditioning. Your Fearless Leader remembered staying here for a night in the chalets after an exhausting rafting trip on the Klamath River, and I threw this out for consideration. Yes, the chalets are a little dated. Yes, the kitchen doesn't have a dishwasher, the stove is tired, nor is there laundry in the unit, but you're in the middle of the woods, the chalets are duplexes with separate entrances, and you're looking at the charming Lake Siskiyou. None of us play golf, but we do play tennis and we were lucky enough for the restaurant to be open. Everyone was up for it. And man, did we have a blast. The chalets are on the path that goes around Lake Siskiyou, it's a great shaded walk and if you were daring you could walk to the bridge and jump off of it (we didn't). Or you could rent a pontoon boat and spend the day on the lake (we did, twice). Or you could drive for 30 minutes to the treeline of Mount Shasta and have an epic 5 mile hike with fantastic views. Each morning the kids rode their bikes on the trails, they can ride around the whole lake for miles. We always felt they were safe because they are away from the road. The trail isn't good for road bikes, but you could ride up to the mountain for an awesome climb. The restaurant food was generally quite good although the fish portions were small and the steak was not the best cut of meat. Well prepared though, and excellent service with outdoor seating. The tennis courts have one court converted to four pickle-ball courts, and I could sit and listen to those folks talk all day; they were a riot. It was sometimes challenging to serve when looking north as the view of Mount Shasta is breathtaking and just blows your hair back. In general, the staff followed COVID-19 protocols well, except I caught the reservations agent without her mask a couple of times, she was thinking the glass shield was enough (it's not). Other than that, they were compliant. Plus, the town of Mount Shasta is the perfect throwback to the 70s that is just big enough to take care of your needs but small enough to feel like a hometown and not a city. The stores had most of what was needed for the week. All this for prices that were less than the Holiday Inn Express in the Bay Area. We had a great time, one for the memory books, and it was definitely needed to get out of the house during this shelter-in-place. One of the pod had indicated he may retire here because of the beauty. That's for them to decide, but we plan on coming back, especially if SIP goes on for longer.

The chalets here have seen better days but they are comfortable enough if somewhat run down. We stayed 3 nights but were only left coffee for one morning. Close to the lake and nice and quiet. Friendly staff. The 4pm check in and 11am check out is ridiculous (don't blame it on COVID deep cleaning because they don't), especially at the premium rate they charge. We probably will look elsewhere next time we come to Shasta.

What a really great find! I stayed in one of the quaint two bed chalets over the weekend with family, and I completely fell in love with the beautiful picturesque views. Hope to be back soon for more adventures

Had a very good dinner at the resort. I ordered the shrimp tacos, someone order the fish tacos another ordered the flank steak and lastly someone ordered the chicken with scampi. My meal was very good. The only dish that looked not perfect was the chicken with shrimp. The chicken looked over cooked and the rice looked liked it was scooped with a large ice cream scoop. The bar staff are very attentive and polite. Would definitely recommend Mt Shasta resort.

This place is really tired and worn. A lot of things are broken or are as cheap as possible. The mini blinds, phone and kitchen faucet don't work. The refrigerator is very small and barely keeps things cold. The coffeemaker is at least 10 years old as is the barely functioning toaster. All the fixtures in the bathrooms and kitchen are old and cheap. The paper towels snd towels are the cheapest made. The beds are not comfortable. It is obvious that the owners haven't put any money into the rooms in decades. There is no housekeeping service at all. If you need towels, you can call on your cell as the room phone doesn't work, just to be asked why I need towels. The people aren't very nice snd hive the impression that guests are an annoyance. The good things are the location snd the units are big.

The course is stunning. The view of Mt Shasta took my breath away. We found a great deal on Golf Moose for $69 for two people and the cart. The course had plenary of shade. The greens were a little beat up, but not bad. The course was semi challenging and a unique layout with lots of elevation changes. There was no beverage cart service. That was disappointing as it was a very hot day. The young guy in the pro shop was not overly friendly. He didn't seem to want to be there. We got an appetizer and a couple of drinks in the restaurant after. The restaurant staff was very friendly.

Why you should visit Mt. Shasta is a review on its own, but if you do happen to be here (best decision ever), this is the only place you should be staying. Not that I have ever stayed elsewhere in the area, so I do not have anything else to compare it to- but that's because it is THAT awesome. We've stayed both in a chalet with a kitchen and patio, and in a regular room, and I must say that a room is not much less comfortable than the chalet. It is spacious and has an outside back area with chairs. Fridge, microwave and coffee maker in the room. The rooms are also in the woods right by the lake, so it still has a very cabin-feel. As everyone already said, the location is amazing, with the lake and trail right outside your door. It is super close to Lake Siskiyou beach as well, just a several-minute drive. Customer service is great. Call them for any extra cups/coffee/toiletries/etc. and they'll bring it quickly. A few things I cannot attest to: only stayed in the summer, did not golf, did not dine at the restaurant, did not come with pets (only 2 young kids who behave like wild animals sometimes, and they were accommodated just fine). Check-in tip: if you are coming in after 9 (this was in the summer, may be different in months when it is dark earlier), call them ahead of time and they will leave your keys for you because they are not open 24 hours.

The busser Alonzo was very kind and professional and I think should deserve a raise for how kind he was to me and my friends.

I want to give it 5 stars, specially during this period. It's right on the lake, immersed in the woods. However, I've never had such a noisy heaters. We couldn't sleep all night because of the noise. Also, the microwave in room was broke which was a bummer. I think overall the place is quite old and might need a renovation.

We got married at Mount Shasta Resort in March, it was really the perfect venue for us. The thing we wanted most was a venue with a view of Mount Shasta and the resort provided just that. Out of the venues we looked at it, it was the only one with a view worth mentioning. Rebecca, the coordinator was so helpful and went above and beyond our expectations. Her help and flexibility made the whole process so easy for us. The food was also amazing! We had the chicken, pesto pasta, and beet and goat cheese on a crouton for the appetizer. One of our guests came up and told us it was the best food they had at the wedding and for us, that wasn't a huge concern, so we were really excited everyone enjoyed it. We were also able to bring our own wine, which was so helpful. Overall, this venue allowed me to have my dream wedding at much less than I expected. So happy we chose Mount Shasta Resort, we'll definitely be staying again in the future!

MSR pleasantly surprised us during our stay. We had found the property on hotels.com and was the highest rated hotel in the nearby area according to their site and I'm glad we rolled the dice! My SI and I arrived a little late but the hotel called us to confirm our arrival time which made us feel good. The hotel restaurant was only open until 8PM for dinner so we called in and it was ready for us on arrival. The resort is set up as separate smaller properties of different sizes. After checking in we drove a short way to arrive at our lodge for the evening. Our room had a decent sized bathroom and a hot tub in the main room. In the morning the view of the mountain was amazing and the whole area was super quiet and relaxing. If you ever get a chance to stop by this area make sure you check out this resort for a night to disconnect.

I cannot say enough about this establishment. The dinning room attention is amazing. The bar staff is so attentive. Shout out to all to waiters and a special shout to Ann . You all rock!

The resort location is perfect for a quiet family vacation. The rooms are okay, I would say meets expectation, don't expect much as per resort standards. The front desk people are rude, don't care about the quality of stay for their customers. Hence I gave them a 2 star.

Stayed two nights at this hidden gem! Booked a two queen bed room, more like a cabin in the forest. Had a great little front deck. Back door opened to a little trail that had a gorgeous view of the lake. Room was huge with two comfortable chairs. Had ac bathroom was very big also. Check in was quick and easy. Very friendly staff. Access to an ice machine coin laundry and a little vending machine on site. There's a spa that we didn't get to try. Golf course looked awesome. We will definitely be staying here again!

Nice lodge overall with incredible views, good food and mediocre rooms. The front desk staff wasn't very friendly, but got us checked in and provided a map to get the the chalets. We stayed in a small room near the water, which I'd describe as a room, rather than a chalet. I didn't realize the rooms are about 1/4 mile from the lodge itself. Not far in the day time, but there aren't any street lights lining the path. Great for star gazing. The room felt dark and stuffy, ventilation and lighting could be improved. It seems like they tried with recessed lighting, but still pretty dark. I would have loved a big tub in the room or a shared hot tub for all resort guests. Also, golf cart rides from the top of the hill to the chalets would be a wonderful touch even if room prices had to accommodate for this. Still, the room was fine, a place to rest our heads after a day exploring. The back patio had two plastic chairs on a small concrete slab (3x5 ft or so) against a hill. The surrounding pines are pretty. There is a shortcut from the chalets to the main road at the very end (near chalets #210+) so you don't have to walk back to the spa to get to the main road. This wasn't on the map, but is pretty convenient if you're walking up to the lodge. The restaurant staff for both dinner and breakfast were very friendly and made our stay more enjoyable. The restaurant looks like a mix between fine dining and an upgraded Lyons. The food is good and was recommend by locals as one of the best restaurants in town. I would recommend the crunchy potato skins after a day out! This place has some real potential to be a 4 star resort!

Rooms have vastly deteriorated disappointed . Three light bulbs out tear in musty carpet cut down on supplies in rooms. But prices have gone way up.

My girlfriend and I just needed a quality room with a reasonable amount of privacy that allowed our 90 pound baby of a pitbull stay with us. We ended up getting a pet friendly cabin room here at Mt Shasta Resort. Very comfortable and private, right next to the golf course. Some great trails just across the Main Street near our accommodations. We got some great food from their restaurant too. A quick drive to mt Shasta ski park, then back to the cabin at the end of the day to put our feet up, turn on the gas fireplace, and watch some tv. The staff was friendly and attentive. A+, great place to stay and reasonably priced for level of accommodations. We have stayed here multiple times, and it's now our go to base camp any time we get the urge to hit the Mt. Shasta slopes.

We have stayed at Mt. Shasta before and we liked it then and now. The rooms are very adequate. We knew from staying there before that it wasn't really worth it to get a "lake view" room. Mostly you are just looking at pine trees and if you pay more for the lake view room, you will get a small peek of the lake but mostly just see trees. The place was very quiet which we appreciated. The lunch at the golf course restaurant was very good and we were sorry we couldn't eat there again but it was closed on Mon. & Tues. Our biggest beef was the slow internet speed. I asked the guy for a new router but it didn't happen. The speed in the restaurant was adequate so I think their crappy routers were the problem. Also, the tennis court seems to be open to the general public which wasn't a problem since there were always courts available. The courts are in need of resurfacing as there are major cracks on the courts. They badly need to update their internet. It's frustrating to have such painfully slow connections. Many pages wouldn't load at all. The photos say it all. You can walk around the lake from the resort. It's an easy, almost flat 7.3 mile loop.

A great resort on the lake. Each room is basically a little cabin so the rooms are very spacious equipped with mini fridge and microwave. There is a trail around the lake with magnificent views of the mountain ranges nearby. A bonus is you get free bucket of range balls to hit some frustrations away from the drive in a beautiful setting. As it is located high up the mountains, it is freezing in the evenings! Value 4.5/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Service 3/5 Quality 4/5 16.5/20

We love this resort! The one bedroom chalet is perfect so a nice getaway. Comfortable bed. Staff is prompt when needed. The scenery is beautiful and we were upgraded to a lakeside chalet for free. Keep an eye on the website and group for great deals. We will be back again for a summer trip.

Awesome little find. We stayed in a chalet and had a great time. You are secluded and feel very away from people, yet are also a quick drive from town and the clubhouse. All the chalets are right along Lake Siskiyou and there's a lovely trail around the whole thing. It's hard to find a quick walkable place to enter the lake from/lay out at the lake at but if you are patient along the trail you can find some good points of entry. There are lovely trees to set up portable hammocks on (which we enjoyed for afternoon naps). We will definitely be back.

Me and my family were going on a vacation to Shasta and we're about to go to a hotel called something like best western. idk tho. But then my dad realized that that hotel didn't seem amazing and so he looked for other ones. Then he stumbled upon the Mount Shasta Resort and thought it seemed good enough. But as we entered the lobby the people who worked there told us where our room was. We drove across the large and beautiful property and arrived at our room. But it wasn't just a hotel room. It was a full on chalet. In was engulfed in the gorgeous nature. We entered our CHALET and noticed that it had so many rooms and so much space to chill. It was such a nice and comfy place. We all were so pleased with this hotel. It was also cleaned very well which is definitely a good sign. This hotel is absolutely amazing. It is so beautiful.

Just spent the weekend there and loved it. The chalets are very nice and you can walk down to the lake with your floaty things. The downtown is kind of cute too, but because of Covid we mostly just stuff to ourselves at the resort.

We travel here once or twice a year and always stay at The Mount Shasta Resort. It is a true getaway. Gorgeous views, walking trails for miles and the chalets are superb. Clean, spacious, pet friendly. Housekeeping accommodates you always with a smile. The restaurant and bar is lovely. Food and drinks are great. A huge menu to choose from regardless of what your in the mood for. Simple bar bites, appetizers or a full 3 course meal. Service is over the top. Highly recommend you make this a quick stop or a weekend getaway. Open year round!

Would have opted to dine at another Mt. Shasta establishment had we not had gift certificates here as part of our resort package. This is not what I consider "fine dining." I don't consider myself to be a snob, but this is not what I was expecting. It was nice that the restaurant was pretty much dead, so we practically had the place to ourselves (on the other hand, is it just that it's the off-season or is that a sign that the place sucks?) We started off with the Brie in Puff Pastry. It was served with apple slices and candied walnuts. I didn't realize it would come out sitting in a pool of honey. It's basically a dessert. Of course it was tasty, but in hindsight, we really didn't need to be eating a whole wheel of cheese before our meal. Pros: Friendly staff, DELIGHTFUL blue cheese dressing and salad. I was pleased that they put beets and carrots on it! :) My husband opted for the Caesar salad and the dressing was equally as tasty. Good Filet and side veggies. Cons: Standard store-bought dinner rolls. Meh. Coconut shrimp (if that name is even applicable) had barely any coconut, mostly just breading. Basically just standard fried shrimp, most likely frozen. I couldn't finish them (this may or may not had to do with said wheel of cheese mentioned above). The biggest con of the night: that OVERLY SALTED rice! It's just basic rice with what looks like tiny carrot flakes in it but packs a salty punch. Not sure if that is standard for this place or if the lid to the salt container fell off mid-salting back in the kitchen. If you are sodium-sensitive, opt for the baked potato instead.

Played golf here today. Beautiful course and views!! Some brown spots in fairway and a couple of greens had some bad spots. Snack bar needs friendlier personnel. My hotdog was barely warm! All in all a good experience.

Spent four days and three nights here and loved every minute of it. Staff was wonderful, and the cabin was beautiful and fully equipped with everything we needed (see photos with details). Grocery stores are just a 7 min drive into town making it very easy to get what you need for home cooked meals. The cabin was perfect for our family of five! Trails for running or a walk around the lake are just outside the door, and there's a spa a few cabins down if you want a massage or time in a sauna. If you are planning a trip for a few days to Mt Shasta, I highly recommend Mount Shasta Resort.

The ambiance of this place is amazing. However on the bar bites menu seems very intimidating due to the $4 charge for "splitting" the plate. ?? Sorry chasing people away. I know we did not eat dinner at this place for this exact reason. Nice place. But not at all concerned about their customers.

Definitely the nicest place for miles around. It's larger and better-equipped than your typical motel, inn, motor lodge, or B&B with tennis courts, golf course, and an on-site restaurant. Guest accommodations are in standalone "chalets," as opposed to one large hotel building. The chalets are like rustic cabins scattered among the trees, kind of like camping for grownups. The decor is a bit dated, with a 1970s or '80s vibe, but everything is clean and well-maintained. The staff are all bright and cheerful, the restaurant was a pleasant surprise, and the bar/lounge is spacious and well-stocked with the basics. FYI, the guest rooms are about a quarter-mile down the road from the check-in desk, tennis courts, restaurant, and other amenities, so you'll need your car to drive back and forth. It's not walk-able. Not a problem unless your group splits up and can't share a ride.

Great Lake & resort with lots of fun outdoor activities for everyone! In the 4 days we were there we went horseback riding, hiked Mount Shasta, swam in the lake at our chalet, went to a waterfall and had great dinners at the resort. Great trip & would have enjoyed staying longer.