Lothlorienwoods Vacation Rentals -- Abodes of Middle Earth
White Salmon, Washington
A one-bedroom yurt or treehouse near White Salmon, Washington, with a hot tub and fire pit, from $222.86 a night and a three-night minimum.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Per night
- $222.86 / night
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Minimum stay
- 3 nights
- Book on
- Wander
- Good for
- CouplesRemote work
- Price
- Moderate
Lothlorienwoods Vacation Rentals sits off Staats Road in White Salmon, Washington, in the forested country near Mount Hood. The property offers secluded yurts and treehouses built for one-bedroom stays, each set among trees with a hot tub, fire pit, and fireplace for evenings when the temperature drops.
The setting favors quiet over convenience: no close neighbors, real stargazing, and decks meant for reading or watching weather move through the branches. It suits couples and remote workers looking for a few disconnected nights rather than a packed itinerary. Nightly rates start at $222.86, placing it in the moderate price tier, and stays require a minimum of three nights. A sample booking window runs from check-in on November 1, 2026 to checkout on November 4, 2026, which matches that three-night minimum.
Reservations are handled through Wander rather than directly on site, so availability and exact unit details are confirmed at booking. The property can also be reached by phone at (503) 281-9888, with lines staffed daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Guests have left 457 reviews averaging 4.8, with recurring notes about cleanliness, a well-kept hot tub, and genuine seclusion. A few reviewers mention higher pricing during event weekends in nearby Hood River and at least one uncomfortable mattress, so it is worth checking current rates and specific unit condition when booking.
For anyone weighing a short, low-distraction trip near Mount Hood, this is a forest-first stay built around stillness, warm lighting, and the basics of fire, water, and trees rather than amenities beyond the cabin door.
Good to know
- How do I book a stay at Lothlorienwoods?
- Bookings go through Wander, the third-party platform the property uses rather than a direct reservation page. You can also call (503) 281-9888 during their 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily hours for questions.
- How much does it cost per night?
- Rates start at $222.86 a night, which places it in the moderate price tier among nearby getaways.
- Is there a minimum length of stay?
- Yes, a three-night minimum applies, as shown by the sample booking window running from November 1 to November 4, 2026.
- What's included at the property?
- Units are one-bedroom yurts or treehouses with a hot tub, fire pit, and fireplace, set in a secluded forest location suited to stargazing and quiet.
- What do past guests say about the experience?
- The property holds a 4.8 rating from 457 reviews, with guests frequently praising cleanliness, the hot tub, and the sense of seclusion, though a couple of reviews noted higher pricing during local event weekends and one uncomfortable mattress.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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