The Chateau is one of three historic national park lodges in Oregon, providing a rustic retreat in an old-growth forest setting adjacent to Oregon Caves National Monument (don’t miss a cave tour). Built in 1934, the six-story log cabin-style Chateau houses 23 rooms (reserve early), plus a restaurant, gift gallery, and large lobby with a double fireplace and board games. Guests will feel like they’re stepping back in time here. Each of the rooms offers unique charm, some with more space than others. Choose from two doubles, one queen, or a two-room family suite. The family suites feature one queen plus two twin beds or three queens. The Chateau’s vintage dining room serves dinner only; reservations are suggested. The 1930s-era Caves Café serves old-fashioned malts and American fare, and the Gallery Deli provides snacks and sandwiches. The property includes trout pools, waterfalls, a campfire circle, and hiking trails. The Chateau is seasonal, open from May through October, and there’s no TV, Wi-Fi, or cell coverage.
