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"Room was clean, staff was friendly and helpful."

"Love this place. Unique stay and close to the Gorge."

"Host was very communicative and easy to deal with."

"This place was falling apart. From doors that don't work, to rust on every piece of anything metal in the room. The shower curtain wouldn't stay in place, the outlets in the bathroom didn't work. When we asked to change rooms or get a refund they were just mad that we booked on Expedia so they didn't help. Do not stay here."

"Great little cabin , very private .. we had everything we needed for an enjoyable visit to the area."

"We were traveling with our dog and couldn’t have asked for a nicer or cleaner room. The staff was amazing and happily gave pets to our dog. We will be back."

"We were so happy with everything! The sleep was amazing—better than any high-end hotel I’ve ever stayed in. I was also impressed with the water; it was not hard and didn’t have any rotten egg smell. The hot tub was perfect after a day of hiking at The Gorge. I highly recommend it and will definitely book again!"

"Everything at Cherokee Cabin was perfect. The first thing we noticed was how clean everything was and how nice it smelled. The hosts thought of everything so you can really come and relax without a worry in the world. They were responsive to questions, often within minutes of texting them. The property is beautiful and the view is amazing. We were cozy and comfortable the whole time and can’t wait to come again. One small note: the stairs up to the bedrooms are very steep and may be difficult for some to navigate, including pets. Our doodle made it up but wasn’t sure how to get back down. Overall, 10 out of ten stars!"

"The staff was very friendly and helpful but the property is extremely run down. That being said, the price we paid for the room was very cheap. There were cigarette burns all over the bed spread and the AC struggled to cool the room even though it was pleasant outside and it blew musty smelling air into the room every time it turned on. Breakfast was silly...choices were toast and jelly, powdered donuts, or oatmeal. There was coffee, and something in a pitcher that was supposed to be orange juice. Stayed there on the recommendation of a friend that had it confused with the Days Inn."