Cascadia Getaways
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·Nathan·September 2026·Rhododendron, Oregon
“This was my first trip to Oregon, and while the house itself was very clean, well-maintained, and otherwise a nice place to stay, there was one major issue that significantly affected our experience. After about five minutes of using the water, the pressure throughout the entire house would drop until there was eventually no water at all. This was especially frustrating while showering, as we would suddenly be left standing in the cold with no water running. At the same time, there would be no water available from the sinks or anywhere else in the house. We reached out during our stay and were told someone would come out to address the issue, but no one ever did. Unfortunately, communication afterward was also very poor, and we received very little assistance or follow-up. Aside from the water issue, the home was very clean and well-maintained. However, consistent access to water is a basic necessity, and this problem had a major impact on our stay. Sadly, due to the unresolved issu”airbnb
·Scotland·August 2026·Seaside, Oregon
“View/location great. Kitchen poorly supplied- dirty utensils in drawer. Large picture fell off bathroom wall at 2:00am. Woke me up. Just balanced on nail, not hung. Terrible night sleep because of it :(”airbnb
·Anthony·August 2026·Rhododendron, Oregon
“The cabin is cute, and homey, and I would stay there again if it were cheaper. But for the price, I am not sure it was worth it. We had some notable issues that made the stay less enjoyable for us. 1. wifi kept crashing throughout the trip 2. pictures of the backyard fail to show the giant home being built 50 feet from the back door 3. They only left us 1 extra roll of toilet paper and 1 extra role of paper towels and 1 extra garbage bag 4. The neighbors got after us for walking around and enjoying the neighborhood and made us feel un-welcome 5. The hosts were watching us on the outdoor camera and counting how many people we had at the Airbnb and that made us feel un-easy all together 6. No working air conditioning, so upstairs get's really hot during the day and at night Overall, for the price, I would not stay here again.”airbnb
·Allyssa·August 2026·Mount Hood Village, Oregon
“Was exactly as pictured. Not really a “Motel” person, but it looks/seems like it was large corp bought and renovated. Perfect for single person or a couple. Was near by for everything that we wanted to do. Had ice trays which were great. Bathroom a little tiny for both of us to get ready at same time. An additional mirror would be nice, and luggage racks or something more in the bedroom for our stuff to go on. could have done without a flood ton of messages for before my stay and for reviews post stay. Overall great place, would stay again.”airbnb
·Colin·August 2026·Seaside, Oregon
“Cascadia Getaway was difficult to work with and not accommodating when we were dealing with an emergency. We will not be booking with this company again.”airbnb
·Kathleen·August 2026·Mount Hood Village, Oregon
“I made a reservation through Airbnb and Cascadia Getaways was the host-they did not refund my reservation despite fire air quality alerts and temperature alerts in the area I had made the reservation with my dog. Cascadia Getaways got the full amount they took from me of $512. At least Airbnb refunded me $300. Never again.”airbnb
·Melissa·June 2026·Seaside, Oregon
“This place would be great if they weren’t under construction. They don’t inform you until after you book and it is nonrefundable so you are stuck.”airbnb
·Randy·June 2026·Seaside, Oregon
“I wouldn’t reserve this place until they get their act together. This is a company run place that’s run by a small service desk, who provide a lot of lip service with not much authority to remedy problems during the stay. We discovered that the guest shower had significant mold in it, and we did not feel safe to use it. They shouldn’t rent this place until they fix it, it’s very unhealthy. Later we discovered filthy washer, badly stained mats in the kitchen, and scratched up pan, not to mention heavy remodeling outside!!! After complaining, hours later they offered us another location but it was 7 miles north of where we wanted and had no ocean view. Also, it was late at night after 12 hours driving and we were exhausted and already settled in. They finally offered us 20% refund, but it was not nearly enough given the quality of our stay. I would not book this place, if quality of stay is important to you.”airbnb
·Richard·May 2026·Mount Hood Village, Oregon
“There were some nice touches - tea towels, salt & pepper, etc. but so many of the basics were wrong that you wonder if the owners have ever stayed the night. - My room was yards from a very busy road with traffic noise throughout the night. Earplugs and a white noise machine were provided in the room, so noise is clearly an issue. Why no mention of this when booking?. - Venetian blinds on the bedroom window barely kept any light out. I ended up hanging my pillow cases at the window to try to block it out. - A large bathroom with the smallest shower cubicle I’ve ever encountered. It was impossible to wash without opening the shower door. I’m slim, I doubt that anyone much larger than me would have got in it - A bed on casters with no headboard. Whenever you sat up in it, it slowly rolled into the room whilst you slid down the wall. I stayed in 4 other similarly priced places during the week, all of which were excellent. This was very poor by comparison. I wouldn’t return.”airbnb
·Taylor·April 2026·Mount Hood Village, Oregon
“Cheapest around for a reason. No wifi, thin walls, squeaky bed, loud animals outside, dirty kitchen utensils. The area behind the motel is pretty and it is relatively convenient to the ski area. The unit was very clean except for the dishes in the kitchen. Wifi was down for my entire stay, and management said it is not their fault so they won't do anything about it. Very hard to get cell service here as well, which made the lack of Wifi extremely inconvenient. This "pet friendly" location is not actually pet friendly, I was not allowed to bring my cat. But not to worry, there were plenty of cats in the neighborhood and in unit next to mine, some of which stood outside my window yowling and waking me up at 5am. The walls are so thin you can hear your neighbor's conversations loud and clear. The bed would creak if you breathed on it. About half of the dishes and utensils in the kitchen were clean. Overall I am disappointed I spent the money on this place, I should've just camped.”airbnb