Fort Klamath Hotels from from S$123

"Nice cabins and RV spots. 2 queen cabin had a well-stocked kitchen. "

"My son and I stayed here during a 2 week National parks trip. We both absolutely loved this place. It was nestled back in the woods but really nice and very clean. On this trip we stayed in many small motels and hotels but this was one of our favorites."

"The room was pretty clean. The sheets in the bed were fine. The staff was great! Someone forgot to give us towels, but that was OK because we had her own. I will return!"

"Great location right on the Williamson River. Quiet and recently re-done tiny cabin. A little quirky, but very nice “kitchen”. "

"The cabin was amazing! Very cool log cabin vibe with all of the decorations to make you feel like you're roughing it in the woods but with all the modern convenience to make it comfortable. The outdoor bathtub and grilling area were standouts. The cabin actually does have AC even though the listing says it doesn't so that was a relief for a summer getaway. We came to see Crater Lake and it was close enough to recommend it for anyone wanting to see crater along with lake activities closer by at Klamath Lake. All around a great experience!"

"Pros: Check-in was keyless and easy. Beds were fine, kitchen was well stocked with tools for cooking. The lake views were also a draw for sure, and it was quiet. Cons: It was a hot day and the inside of the house was VERY warm (88 F). Despite what was advertised, there is NOT central AC. There is a small mobile Toshiba unit in the back bedroom, but it was off. When we turned it on it leaked and sprayed water everywhere (which someone knew, because there was a towel on the floor under it). No instructions were provided about what to do, and multiple calls to the manager went unanswered until almost 1 AM that night. The manager eventually texted at 10:15 the next day saying to close the windows and use the broken Toshiba. Our only other options were one fan with a taped-up cord, and a switch for a whole-house fan that didn’t work. Eventually we looked up the AC model online and found instructions for how to drain it. A hassle that had to be repeated every 3 hours day and night if it was to operate at all, but it was not capable of cooling other rooms. There were also dead gnats and spiderwebs everywhere. They know it’s not clean and have a note on the fridge asking guests to complain directly to them since there’s no cleaning fee. But this was days/weeks of gnats, not a one-off hiccup. It is also worth noting (though this is mentioned in the listing) that the water here is brown and sulfurous, so a water cooler is provided. "