A beautiful rustic resort on the North side of Mt. Hood, offering lodging (including dog friendly cabins) and a farm to table Restaurant. A serene environment with a plethora of hiking and outdoor activities are just minutes from your doorstep when you stay with us!
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January 23, 2025Sean GRelaxing in the mountains
Cooper Spur Mountain Resort is a must do in winter. Our first visit with family and friends. The accommodations are great, staff is friendly,engaging and cordial. You can't miss breakfast or dinner at the crooked tree bar and grill. Farm to table. They are "pet friendly " and our 5 month old Matipoo had a blast with snow, staff and learning to walk in snow booties.LOL. Shout out to management for making our visit so relaxing! The Gabriel family highly recommends a visit.
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December 29, 2024Homero MComfortable ski resort, but no attractions…it’s very expensive.
Abusive price for little (or almost nothing) to do at the “resort”. No attractions. Just playing in the snow. Even the ski area was closed, even in winter with a lot of snow. Very disappointed that the sauna and hot tubs were not working. For this price, they should at least offer breakfast and include it in the price. On the positive side, comfortable and cozy rooms, and very attentive and friendly staff, especially at the tavern.
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October 6, 2024J W
Give it a try.
We were going to tour the Hood River Fruit Loop and this place was recommended when you pulled up the "stay" tab. I thought it was too far away from the farms to be recommended. It's out in the boonies. That said..it is an older place but nice. The room was clean. The beds were a bit hard for my liking but the pillows were comfy. The bedding was like a down comforter and kept us toasty. The room was dated and lighting is scarce. It is very rustic with lots of wood. I happened to like it but some might not. The bathroom was clean and the sink had been updated but the sink was plugged. The towels are large and soft and comfy. There is no place to plug in USB etc. so be sure to bring a power strip. We brought a power strip tower with usb ports and plug in. The WiFi is iffy. I had a hard time loading my Kindle. The computer was didn't want to pull up. There is a tiny coffee pot in the room. They give you a small amout of coffee at check in. If you want more just ask. You have to get your ice at the office as well. There is a small refrigerator but no microwave in the room. There is a microwave out in the hallway. Sounds strange but it's doable.The people in the office explained everything nicely and were pleasant.The one BIG con is if you stay in the lower level of rooms the room does not get dark at night for sleeping. Even with the blinds pulled light comes in from the lights that are on all night outside in the access hallway. Bring a sleep mask if light bothers you. It does me so I didn't sleep well. We did however enjoy our two night stay and touring the loop.
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July 15, 2024Culture25783072453Nice, quiet and peaceful
Nice place. Quiet and peaceful. Suggestions. Cabins sleep up to 8. However many amenities not sufficient for 8. Maybe bring additional items Coffee pot only made 2 cups at a time, very poor lighting, towels for showers silverware and seating.
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September 12, 2023philm1Lovely cabins, lovely people
The 3 of stayed in a lovely spacious cabin. Nice size resort with cabins spaced out. Excellent facilities, bbq, games marquee. Close to the main 35 highway but in a quiet location. The people running it were very kind, 'real' people who are invested in the resort. Just a little disappointing that on site you don't get a good view of the magnificent Mt Hood, given it's so close. Thank you for a lovely stay