Yes, staying at Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, Oregon is considered moderately expensive compared to typical mountain lodges, but not as expensive as luxury resorts, with pricing reflecting its historic status, national park location, and unique year-round skiing. As of 2024-2026, room rates at Timberline Lodge range from approximately 200 to 400 dollars per night for standard rooms with shared bath or basic amenities, and 350 to 600 dollars per night for deluxe rooms, suites, or rooms with private bath and mountain views, plus taxes and resort fees. During peak ski season December to March and summer months June to August, rates are higher, often 300 to 500 dollars, while shoulder season rates are lower at 180 to 280 dollars. The lodge has 55 rooms, many with rustic WPA-era craftsmanship from 1937, not modern luxury, so you pay for history and location rather than high-end amenities. There are cheaper options nearby in Government Camp. Dining at lodge is also expensive, with dinner entrees 30 to 60 dollars. However, compared to other iconic historic park lodges like Ahwahnee or luxury ski resorts like Aspen, Timberline is relatively moderate. It offers packages including lift tickets that can reduce cost. So yes, it is expensive for budget travelers but moderate for historic ski lodge, with rates similar to other Oregon mountain lodges.
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