We stayed here for one night while visiting Crater Lake on a sunny snowy winter day. We wanted to stay in the Inn but it was closed for the winter so we booked a motel room instead and it worked out just fine. The room was spotless, there was a microwave, coffee maker, refrige, and plenty of hot water. The bed was extra firm in our room. Not sure if they are all that way. The town of Prospect is cute and off of the highway a few blocks so there was no highway noise. The Prospect Cafe next door served a basic breakfast, but beware, no on in the restaurant was wearing a mask, including our waitress. Prospect Pizza down the road for dinner was excellent and I would highly recommend. (masks worn too) The owner of the Inn, Fred was very hospitable and gave us a map of his property to explore and also to the trail to Perrsoney Falls which was only a 10 minute walk away and well worth it. In the summer the Inn is open and from what I read, they have an excellent dinner and breakfast served. We hope to return!

I stayed in a motel room and enjoyed a meal at the dinner house. As such, this review will not discuss the B&B portion of the property. I will also note that T-Mobile has absolutely no service in this community. This is not considered in my overall rating of the property, but is important knowledge if you're considering staying here. Pros: Grounds are beautiful. Location is excellent, both in its proximity to Crater Lake and in the quaintness and trails available in the small village of Prospect. Woman who checked me in was excellent and showed me a map of everything there was to do in Prospect. Motel room was very clean. Dinner in the roadhouse was excellent. Cons: WiFi was unstable at best... it was acceptable for tasks requiring less bandwidth for much of my stay, but there were a few hours in the evening where it was out altogether (especially frustrating in a community with no cell service). Motel rooms need substantial updates. They had a picture tube TV, a rotary dial microwave without a turntable, and a fridge that looked like it was from the 80s (see pic). Mattress was old, squeaky, and uncomfortable. Only 2 small pillows provided (I had my own extras on this trip, so I didn't ask if they had more). Part of the room was carpet, part was laminate/vinyl... Given the outdoor nature of this destination, I don't think carpet is a good idea. Roadhouse, while excellent, was a bit expensive (prime rib and beer prices were what I expected, but I was charged $7 for a bowl of sauteed mushrooms that were marketed to me like a side salad, which I thought was part of meal price). Roadhouse only provides breakfast to B&B guests, but I could have gone to a nearby cafe if I wanted. Town has minimal services (one convenience store and one cafe, both with limited hours). Bottom Line: This is an excellent property with a quaint feel and awesome location. But in a community with no cell service, they need to provide enough internet access for all guests without having to reset routers in the evening. And regardless of the quaint, rural, remote, and/or cheap nature of the motel, there is no excuse for still having a picture tube television... I stay in my fair share of cheap motels, and haven't seen one of those for years. Mattresses also definitely need replacement. All in all, I expected a bit more for the price I paid. I might return in the future if they undergo renovations.

The Prospect Hotel, while truly being the ideal base for day tripping to Crater Lake, is also a wonderful experience all in itself. The grounds are filled with beautiful plants and trees of all types, and the nearby falls are a short and relatively easy walk away. Our room, the "Zane Grey", was very comfortable with it's own bathroom, and nice touches reflecting the author who had once stayed at the property. Breakfast, prepared by Nick, was a delicious helping of Hazelnut French Toast, and a special omelet surprise like we've never experienced, both with a side of fresh fruit. The owner, Fred, couldn't have been more pleasant and informative about the area, offering many suggestions for day trips and dining. We highly recommend taking the opportunity to experience the serenity this establishment has to offer.