After reading the reviews on Tripadvisor Jo's Motel sounded like a place we wanted to try. We had been to Crater Lake that day but called ahead to see if they had a room. No problem, all rooms available. Since all lodging was closed at Crater Lake Jo's seemed to be our only bet. We pulled into Jo's about 6... More

Jo's Motel presented itself late in the afternoon after a hard day's travel. It is a small roadside 6 unit motel plus a few separate cabins with a built in cafe/grocery . . . if you like veterinarian/organic food. Anyway, it was the only thing within 25 miles and we stayed there. Heated an organic frozen lasagna for dinner in... More

Our room was more like a cabin not a motel; we didn’t share walls with another room. There were carports in between the rooms, and was very quiet. Two bedrooms, and a small kitchen area. I thought overall it was a great little cabin (we would rate 4.5 stars). Very clean, knotty pine, with patch work quilts. And yes as... More

We stayed at Jo’s Motel for 2 nights at the end of July, 2012. We stayed in the Motel room and not the cabins. While having no phone or wi-fi is nice, it is not so nice if you need to contact management after hours. Cell phone reception was non-existent for a while but there is usually cell reception. There... More

We rented the cabin at Jo's Motel. Great accomodations! Cabin sleeps 6 with a full kitchen, screened-in porch, fire-pit and picnic table, and horsehoe pit. Very close to the entrance to Crater Lake National Park. Hot meals available for purchase at the main office area. There's a small grocery store there, too, with a wide selection of natural and organic... More

We stayed one night in anticipation of a Crater Lake visit. We rented the cabin (there is only one) as opposed to the rooms. It was a cute, cozy cabin and a total 180 from the Hampton Inn experience. The owners were quite obliging, giving us a couple movies of our choice in lieu of the fact there was no... More

If you like your motel rooms enclosed in off-white sheetrock, then don't come here. If you like a little charm in your accomodations, then this is the place for you. The owners have done a great job of retaining much of the rustic aesthetic of the place. As can be expected from a place of such history, there are a... More

We enjoyed staying at Jo's and found it convenient to Crater Lake. The organic grocery store offered quality items, and the breakfasts made by the staff were really good (although that is, of course, extra $$). There were two rooms with the kitchenette and it was cozy, but adequate for our four adults. The beds could be more comfortable, but... More

--roughing it (sort of) --manager came around second evening to show how to use evaporating air conditioner, how to get heat, etc. First night it got below 60 deeges. Motel does not have written instructions, which would have gone a long way --kitchenette ("we trust you to wash your dishes" policy) --beds very firm --no TV, no radio, no wi-fi,... More