This place was night one of our trip, and the online pix are quite misrepresentative. This place is one of those old, side of the road, run down, mom and pop places...although the roof is newer. I can deal with old, but when my daughter asked if she could take a bath, I picked up the bath mat in the... more

The Featherbed Inn in Chemult was just what we needed after a week of hiking and climbing the beautiful local area. Can't stress enough just how comfortable it was. Think I may not have had that good a sleep in quite some time. The owners were more than friendly (especially Willy the Cat!) and helped us with the little that... more

We stayed at the Featherbed Inn for one night. The room was terribly dirty and I was worried to get into the hot tub for fear that it was not clean. The toilet plugged up on us and we could not get anyone to answer the bell. I managed to get it unplugged so that ended up o.k. The bed... more

My wife and I were on a multi week hiking trip in the Northwest and stayed here after some time at Redwood and Crater Lake. The hotel was not the most amazing place, the floor was somewhat dirty, but after all that hiking, we didn't really care. The bath fixtures were old, but clean. The towels were cheap, but clean.... more

The town of Chemult is really cute and so is this hotel, at least until you get inside of your room!! My room was really, really dirty. The bed appeared to be clean as did the towels, but the floors were filthy and honestly my skin was crawling the entire night. There are a few other hotels in this town... more

Feather bed inn is a one star motel with no AAA approval. The rooms are roadside motel rooms, low ceiling, old baths, mattresses low-quality soft with feather tops. The usables were clean, although the room could use a through cleaning. It is between a very busy highway and railway, lots of noise. It is a small place but no one... more

Jenny and myself have been touring Washington and Oregon and staying in hotels as diverse as the Elliott in Seattle to small motels on the Oregon coast.We chose The Featherbed Inn over the internet primarily for its proximity to Crater Lake National Park, but we did not know for sure what standard of accommodation we would be staying in.Don't get... more