McMenamins Grand Lodge

We stayed here after hiking 22miles at the banks trail ! Soaked in the salt water pool and had a yummy dinner . Our room was right by the pool -which turned out to be a little noisy -but we slept well . Nice stay -good staff !

If you’re familiar with the McMenamins properties, then you will enjoy staying at this wonderful place. From catching a movie to sitting by a fire place, to soaking in the beautifully heated pool, it was the perfect place to do an over night couples trip. My only recommendation is if you want to sleep in then I suggest you request a room that is not facing the heated pool but if you are an early riser, then being close to the heated, pool is just a perfect place to be.

One of our favorite McMenamin locations. Historic building, great soaking pool and lots of funky places to grab a bite and a beverage. The grounds are very walkable.

The soaking pool sets the tone. Amazing stay

Nice soaking pool

Great hotel. Multiple bars to choose from even on a Monday evening. Highly recommend

I love the Grand Lodge. The grounds are big, and in spring and summer the landscaping is really lovely. It’s less impressive around November, though there was still some fall color left on some trees. The building is expansive, and there are little details everywhere to pique visitors’ interests, from stories about guestrooms namesakes painted on the walls, to unique pieces of artwork in the hallways, or photos of celebrity guests. The dining room is lovely and cozy, and the menu always features delicious dishes, and interesting in-house beers, ciders, and cocktails. The soaking pool is my favorite part of this McMenimans location. Sitting in the pool at night while the water jets gurgle, and the steam rises, looking up at the overhanging canopy of trees lit by the dim lighting… it’s a unique, relaxing, and inviting ambiance. We enjoyed a movie at the cozy and charming historic theater, which offers a small menu of food and drinks guests can enjoy during the show. My only complaint is the rooms are quite small. I booked a Queen room on the first floor that had a “common” bathroom, which means a shared bath down the hallway. The room itself had a small sink, mirror, and a closet, and a small amount of walking space around the bed. The curtains need repairing or replacing. And it would be nice if there were also sheer curtains to allow light in while maintaining privacy. Otherwise the bed was comfortable and the room was cozy. I look forward to returning soon!

Great place to stay and many rooms but some that are more cost has your own bathroom. Worth it, we took the 3rd floor one with little portal windows which is so cute but cold up on 3rd floor. You can get your meals or drinks at the many restaurants to take to your room which has no TVs, No fridge or microwave. They do have a gift shop and you can get your bottle of wine at front disk. Have year around sparkling pool open until 11pm. Also can book a massage at the spa downstairs. Enjoy your stay.

We stayed on a Wednesday between Christmas and New Year’s Day and most everything is closed. When I booked the reservation the website said that there are five restaurants, a movie theater, etc. There is only one restaurant open and one bar with limited hours, such that we missed the window. No movies are screened on Wednesdays. All of this is pertinent info before booking.

Just Jack was an excellent bartender with Stellar Service and the soaking pool was fabulous! All staff very friendly 😊

The room bad so quiet you could hear yourself think and others in the rooms next to you every little sound. It was clean but the staff were snotty and other guests were rude. Haven’t had that bad of a stay in a lodge/ hotel in my life.

I stayed mid-week, and it was pretty quiet. The room was good sized, and had a wall mounted A/C-heating unit with a digital thermostat, this is a great addition. The bed was comfortable and the complimentary morning coffee was delicious. The shared bathroom was very clean. I look forward to another stay.

Good place. A bit expensive. Locks in shared bathroom were in disrepair in one of two showers and 1 of 2 stalls.

I love the Grand Lodge. The grounds are big, and in spring and summer the landscaping is really lovely. It’s less impressive around November, though there was still some fall color left on some trees. The building is expansive, and there are little details everywhere to pique visitors’ interests, from stories about guestrooms namesakes painted on the walls, to unique pieces of artwork in the hallways, or photos of celebrity guests. The dining room is lovely and cozy, and the menu always features delicious dishes, and interesting in-house beers, ciders, and cocktails. The soaking pool is my favorite part of this McMenimans location. Sitting in the pool at night while the water jets gurgle, and the steam rises, looking up at the overhanging canopy of trees lit by the dim lighting… it’s a unique, relaxing, and inviting ambiance. We enjoyed a movie at the cozy and charming historic theater, which offers a small menu of food and drinks guests can enjoy during the show. My only complaint is the rooms are quite small. I booked a Queen room on the first floor that had a “common” bathroom, which means a shared bath down the hallway. The room itself had a small sink, mirror, and a closet, and a small amount of walking space around the bed. The curtains need repairing or replacing. And it would be nice if there were also sheer curtains to allow light in while maintaining privacy. Otherwise the bed was comfortable and the room was cozy. I look forward to returning soon!

My partner and I are big fans of Mcmennamins and were excited for The Grand Lodge. The majority of our stay was exactly what you expect; decent food, great drinks, and people who seem to love their jobs. The only hiccup that did sour our trip was on our last night we had been making our rounds to the bars that were open, everyone was great as usual until we got to The Doctor’s Office. The bartender there had something against our presence despite the fact we were his only customers. I could hash it all out on here but that wouldn’t be fair to all the other great employees who we encountered. Hopefully whatever was going on in that guy’s life was a one off. We had an all around good time. The room was clean and comfortable (our ac wasn’t working but the staff was very apologetic and accommodating for the inconvenience). And of course we got the fun and mystery of staying a Mcmennamins.

Friendly staff, beautiful lodge, very clean room, comfortable bed, excellent breakfast.

People stay here for the ambiance and restaurants-bars. It’s an older building (historic), so bear that in mind in terms of room size and sounds. The bathroom and shower were clean and updated. Bed cover was frayed.

The idea is neat but our room was dingy and was malodorous. Staff was sparse and food even more so. Shared bathrooms are inconvenient.

We stayed here after hiking 22miles at the banks trail ! Soaked in the salt water pool and had a yummy dinner . Our room was right by the pool -which turned out to be a little noisy -but we slept well . Nice stay -good staff !

If you’re familiar with the McMenamins properties, then you will enjoy staying at this wonderful place. From catching a movie to sitting by a fire place, to soaking in the beautifully heated pool, it was the perfect place to do an over night couples trip. My only recommendation is if you want to sleep in then I suggest you request a room that is not facing the heated pool but if you are an early riser, then being close to the heated, pool is just a perfect place to be.

The room bad so quiet you could hear yourself think and others in the rooms next to you every little sound. It was clean but the staff were snotty and other guests were rude. Haven’t had that bad of a stay in a lodge/ hotel in my life.

I stayed mid-week, and it was pretty quiet. The room was good sized, and had a wall mounted A/C-heating unit with a digital thermostat, this is a great addition. The bed was comfortable and the complimentary morning coffee was delicious. The shared bathroom was very clean. I look forward to another stay.

I didn't realized that when I booked thr room it had no bathroom and I have to get up several times a night to go to the bathroom (not convenient) but the hotel and people were great. We only stayed one night. I have to say it was a very nice place.

Every room is unique and ours (Ulysses) was no exception. We loved all the quotes, faces, etc handpainted on the walls and pipes! The bed was comfortable and the bathroom spacious. We hope to return.

I love the Grand Lodge. The grounds are big, and in spring and summer the landscaping is really lovely. It’s less impressive around November, though there was still some fall color left on some trees. The building is expansive, and there are little details everywhere to pique visitors’ interests, from stories about guestrooms namesakes painted on the walls, to unique pieces of artwork in the hallways, or photos of celebrity guests. The dining room is lovely and cozy, and the menu always features delicious dishes, and interesting in-house beers, ciders, and cocktails. The soaking pool is my favorite part of this McMenimans location. Sitting in the pool at night while the water jets gurgle, and the steam rises, looking up at the overhanging canopy of trees lit by the dim lighting… it’s a unique, relaxing, and inviting ambiance. We enjoyed a movie at the cozy and charming historic theater, which offers a small menu of food and drinks guests can enjoy during the show. My only complaint is the rooms are quite small. I booked a Queen room on the first floor that had a “common” bathroom, which means a shared bath down the hallway. The room itself had a small sink, mirror, and a closet, and a small amount of walking space around the bed. The curtains need repairing or replacing. And it would be nice if there were also sheer curtains to allow light in while maintaining privacy. Otherwise the bed was comfortable and the room was cozy. I look forward to returning soon!

Terrible place, no amenities for business travelers. No refrigerators, microwaves, or TV. Not a hotel for business travelers. This is a unique hotel for those wanting to explore local history but not for comfort, convenience and amenities for those traveling for business.

Historical building, but kind of forces the lodging of the past experience on you. Not really my thing, but it was ok. The bed was not comfortable in our room. Actually pain inducing.

This property is focused on several bars in the hotel w people hanging out drinking since we got here in the afternoon. Meal in restaurant was terrible. No TV in teeny tiny room. Whike I knew there was no bathroom in the room I didn’t realize there wd be one public restroom far from our room. I assumed there wd be more smaller bathrooms w privacy. Nothing to do in town. Very disappointing experience made worse by bath weather. I assumed this wd be more of a family accommodation but it definitely is not

First time staying at a McMenamins Hotel! Absolutely loved it. We are passport holders and enjoyed our one night stay here for Labor day. Had a great time checking out the bars, artwork, & soaking pool. Our room was so cute, on the 3rd floor and the robes were a plus. All of the staff we encountered were very kind and welcoming. Just wished that our stay could go towards the Loyalty Program. We will be back!

Whoever was working, A young lady on the evening of 12/16/24 was extremely helpful and wanted to make sure we had everything and let us know of all amenities of the hotel.

The hotel was a very interesting hotel. Very cool atmosphere. Kinda Alice in wonderland vibe. The staff was very friendly. I really liked the food at the restaurant. I had a great time during my stay.

We like to stay at the Grand Lodge but the service was really poor on this stay. Employees were rude on multiple occasions for simple requests like getting ice or trying to get coffee in the morning. Felt unwelcome an like we were an inconvenience whenever we left the room.

Restaurant severice over charged did not give a recipe Everything is is good , third floor art is we not as good as the rest

I have never in my life stayed in such an awful place. It was louder than a stadium. People are hanging around in the halls, playing instruments in their rooms, and downstairs there is a band playing as loud as a stadium rock band. Then I showed up and there was no bathroom or shower in my room. I went downstairs and said, "I am leaving. I can't stay here." The woman said, "Ok," and then they didn't cancel the room, and I got a check out link the next day, and when I called, no one knew anything and refused to help me in anyway claiming I didn't talk to anyone when I talked to a man and a woman behind the desk. No one should ever come to this place ever. I paid all of this money and had to go to the Marriott that was heaven by comparison.

My partner and I are big fans of Mcmennamins and were excited for The Grand Lodge. The majority of our stay was exactly what you expect; decent food, great drinks, and people who seem to love their jobs. The only hiccup that did sour our trip was on our last night we had been making our rounds to the bars that were open, everyone was great as usual until we got to The Doctor’s Office. The bartender there had something against our presence despite the fact we were his only customers. I could hash it all out on here but that wouldn’t be fair to all the other great employees who we encountered. Hopefully whatever was going on in that guy’s life was a one off. We had an all around good time. The room was clean and comfortable (our ac wasn’t working but the staff was very apologetic and accommodating for the inconvenience). And of course we got the fun and mystery of staying a Mcmennamins.

Friendly staff, beautiful lodge, very clean room, comfortable bed, excellent breakfast.

Just Jack was an excellent bartender with Stellar Service and the soaking pool was fabulous! All staff very friendly 😊

The front desk was so accommodating and kind, great place!

Close to my parent's home, the site has everything you need. I liked the offerings at the restaurant and bars, and the heated pool was very nice to sit and relax in.

This property is focused on several bars in the hotel w people hanging out drinking since we got here in the afternoon. Meal in restaurant was terrible. No TV in teeny tiny room. Whike I knew there was no bathroom in the room I didn’t realize there wd be one public restroom far from our room. I assumed there wd be more smaller bathrooms w privacy. Nothing to do in town. Very disappointing experience made worse by bath weather. I assumed this wd be more of a family accommodation but it definitely is not

Very quirky and full of character. I love the secret rooms and all of the interesting artwork on the walls on each floor. Great location too!

I love the property, it's gorgeous. The service was not as awesome. We went out to the restaurant outside because the hotel website said they served pizza out there. We got out there, waited a long time to be seated, waited still for someone to take a drink order, and when we said we wanted to order pizza, they said they didn't serve it anymore and and hadn't taken it off the menu. This also happened while ordering drinks at another bar, out of ingredients and a cocktail on the menu that wasn't available any more

Love the soaking pool and the pizza!

Surreal, but beautiful. All their cocktails include their own liquors, which was pretty good.

Great food, love the funky decor, lots of story telling rooms, cool bars!

It was a nice relaxing 30th Anniversary trip for us. We mostly brought our own food or ate elsewhere because prices were more expensive even for happy hour than we planned but other than that we enjoyed our stay.

My partner and I are big fans of Mcmennamins and were excited for The Grand Lodge. The majority of our stay was exactly what you expect; decent food, great drinks, and people who seem to love their jobs. The only hiccup that did sour our trip was on our last night we had been making our rounds to the bars that were open, everyone was great as usual until we got to The Doctor’s Office. The bartender there had something against our presence despite the fact we were his only customers. I could hash it all out on here but that wouldn’t be fair to all the other great employees who we encountered. Hopefully whatever was going on in that guy’s life was a one off. We had an all around good time. The room was clean and comfortable (our ac wasn’t working but the staff was very apologetic and accommodating for the inconvenience). And of course we got the fun and mystery of staying a Mcmennamins.

We always enjoy this property; good food, relaxing atmosphere and kind people.

Friendly staff, beautiful lodge, very clean room, comfortable bed, excellent breakfast.

We stayed on a Wednesday between Christmas and New Year’s Day and most everything is closed. When I booked the reservation the website said that there are five restaurants, a movie theater, etc. There is only one restaurant open and one bar with limited hours, such that we missed the window. No movies are screened on Wednesdays. All of this is pertinent info before booking.

This property is focused on several bars in the hotel w people hanging out drinking since we got here in the afternoon. Meal in restaurant was terrible. No TV in teeny tiny room. Whike I knew there was no bathroom in the room I didn’t realize there wd be one public restroom far from our room. I assumed there wd be more smaller bathrooms w privacy. Nothing to do in town. Very disappointing experience made worse by bath weather. I assumed this wd be more of a family accommodation but it definitely is not