The Featherbed Inn
As the name suggests, this motel offers each guest a soft featherbed in which to spend the night. If you are anticipating some sore muscles after your hiking or Nordic skiing adventures, the Featherbed Inn has a special spa room that will help to speed the healing process. You can take a relaxing dip in your own private spa, then settle into a queen-size feather bed. In the morning, after pouring yourself a cup of joe from the coffee-maker in your room, you will feel rejuvenated and be ready to put those boots back on for another fun-filled day in the great outdoors.
The Featherbed Inn
108915 Hwy 97 North
Chemult, OR 97731
(541) 365-2235
thefeatherbedinn.com
Whispering Pines Motel
If you enjoy snowmobiling, you will be pleased to learn that the Whispering Pines Motel has backs up to the Walt Haring Snopark. Just head to the backside of the hotel, hop on your snowmobile, and you will instantly be on one of the five trails within the Snopark. And during the summer months, you can use these same trails for hiking and picnicking. For anyone who just made a long car trip to get to Chemult, you can take comfort in the knowing that you do not have to get back into your vehicle to explore the area.
Whispering Pines Motel
94400 Hwy 97 North
Chemult, OR 97731
(541) 365-2259
whisperingpinesmotel.org
Holiday Village Motel
The Holiday Village Motel is actually located a few miles south of Chemult in Beaver Marsh, but because Beaver Marsh is such a tiny town, the city of Chemult has adopted the Holiday Village Motel. Like the village of Beaver Marsh, the motel is very small with just eight rooms. But in the case of the Holiday Village Motel, quality beats quantity; the reviews on Yelp.com declare these eight rooms to be extremely clean and very well appointed.
Holiday Village Motel
100220 Hwy 97 North
Chemult, OR 97731
(541) 365-2394
Article Written By Samantha Herman
Samantha Herman earned an undergraduate degree in journalism from Northern Arizona University in 2005. Her professional writing career started in 2008, when she accepted an internship at "Willamette Week," a local alternative publication. Upon completing her internship, she became employed as a copywriter for an internet media company. In addition to copywriting, she has written articles for PDX Pipeline and eHow.
