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Posted in Oregon Accommodation, Charming & Rustic October 05, 2017 by Mikayla

A Trip To This Majestic Oregon Lodge Will Take You Back In Time

Located near Cave Junction, Oregon, The Chateau at the Oregon Caves is a delightfully charming lodge dating back to the 1930s. The historic building is surrounded by pristine nature, including the Oregon Caves National Monument. A stay at this grand old lodge is sure to take you back in time.

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The Chateau at the Oregon Caves is a charming, rustic lodge located high atop the Siskiyou Mountains.

Entering the building is like taking a step back in time. Built in 1934, the Chateau was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1987.

Nestled in the midst of an old-growth forest, the Chateau is surrounded by stunning nature.

The cozy rooms are comfortably furnished and most offer awe-inspiring views of the landscape.

The large lobby area contains a huge double fireplace and plenty of cozy places to kick back and relax.

The Oregon Caves Visitor's Centre and National Monument is located just steps away from the Chateau.

During the guided cave tour you can see calcium deposits hanging from the ceilings and coming up from the floor of the Caves. The Belly of the Whale (pictured) is just one of many spectacular underground rooms you'll see during the tour.

There are plenty of gorgeous places to explore around the Chateau. This waterfall pool is fed by the River Styx.

The fine dining room offers great food in an elegant setting. The same stream that runs through the Oregon Caves runs through this room.

You can also dine in the more casual 1930s era Coffee Shop cafe.

This old-fashioned spot serves traditional American fare. The delicious malts and milkshakes will be the cherry on top of your day.

The Chateau at the Oregon Caves is located at 20000 Caves Hwy., Cave Junction, OR 97523.

Have you ever stayed at the Chateau before? If so, what was your experience like? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

For more charming Oregon hotels, check out our previous article: You Probably Won’t Get Much Sleep At This Haunted Oregon Hotel.

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Mikayla

Mikayla is an avid reader and writer with a passion for Oregon's waterfalls, mountains and small towns. Contact: muber@onlyinyourstate.com