Tu Tu' Tun Lodge

Shame on this business. We booked flights on the airline the lodge advertises on THEIR website to get to the hotel. After spending two days at the airport with the flight be delayed endlessly and eventually canceled, there was no way for us to get to the lodge. We were so looking forward to staying there but they would not let us reschedule for another date. They were happy to take our money though. We weren’t asking for a refund, just a chance to reschedule to actually experience the place. They said no and were completely unapologetic. I’m still waiting for a call from supervisor and it’s been 3 days. How do these people sleep at night?? Thanks for completely screwing us over. I will be actively telling people not to give you business.

We have stayed at TuTuTun many times and loved it. This visit was our first with the new owners. It is not the same place. The landscaping is overgrown and full of weeds. The handrails on the stairs are very rough and splintery. We stayed in the Steelhead suite. We always stay there or the Chinook suite because we prefer to cook our own meals rather than be stuck with the overpriced meals and beverage now being offered. Our kitchen was overrun by ants. We notified the front desk and the response was "Oh" Registration is now in what was the Library, separated from the hallway by a curtain. Wine storage has now taken over the previous office and front desk. All the chairs in the lounge are covered by tacky fake furs. There no longer is an evening Happy hour with free hors d'oeuvres. That was always the highpoint of the day with guests gathering by the fireplace for conversation. When we told the registration how much we enjoyed that time, the response was "There are lots of great hors d'oeuvres available in the restaurant." Bar prices are exorbitant with a surcharge The scenery is now the only wonderful thing about the Lodge

I enjoyed two quiet nights at the lodge and it was relaxing but lacked the kind of intimate and stimulating atmosphere that an actual luxury hotel would offer. I stayed in one of the glass cabins. I enjoyed the heated floors but did not like the idea of the toilet being inside of the shower.. the bed was comfortable but honestly the room was tiny, I don’t think I would get this room if I brought my partner. Also there was no WiFi/service in the one I stayed “the falcon”. It was difficult to get in touch with my family. I had to get out of my bed and walk all the way to the lobby just to send texts, so that was annoying. There is lots of space to walk around and enjoy privacy which I did enjoy. I loved sitting by the rouge river and walking around. The reception made me feel a bit awkward as I ordered the smores and they didn’t really want to set it up for me both nights unless I annoyed them about it. I felt disregarded through communication and service. I’m not used to that at all. The restaurant is okay , I had great service from Morgan. She was very friendly and kind, she recommended plenty of hikes and scenic views for me , and made sure I got everything I needed. She really helped me feel comfortable I appreciate her. This is also a place for an older crowd like 50+. I’m in my 20s… id say this place is only luxurious for someone that has never been to any nice places. I don’t think it’s worth it at this price point in my opinion.

I attended the Winemaker Series this past weekend featuring Walter Scott Wines, and the experience was absolutely superb. The wine on its own was outstanding. The food on its own was outstanding. But together, the pairing elevated both to another level. The setting is pure Oregon dreamscape. Tucked away along the river, the lodge feels like a true escape. It’s calm, grounding, and quietly beautiful. You can feel your nervous system slow down the moment you arrive. The chef deserves special recognition. Exceptionally talented, thoughtful, and precise. Every dish felt intentional, balanced, and deeply satisfying without being showy. You could tell a lot of care went into how the food supported the wine rather than competing with it. We especially appreciated his explanation of each dish and the emphasis a place on buying local. Overall, this was a five-star experience in every sense. Incredible food, exceptional wine, a stunning setting, and an atmosphere that feels restorative. Tutin Lodge is a place I’ll be thinking about for a long time.

My family and I spent four nights at Tu Tu’ Tun Lodge over New Year’s, and it was an incredible experience. Our room was very comfortable, and the staff was consistently kind, attentive, and went above and beyond to make our stay special. We loved the river-facing sauna (including a cold plunge into the Rogue River!), the heated pool with a cozy fire pit, and every meal we had—breakfast, lunch, and dinner were all excellent. The glass cabins are stunning, and we’re already planning to return to stay in one. As wine lovers, we were especially impressed by the beautifully curated wine list—exceptional for such a remote location, with great options at every price point and a world-class selection for those looking to splurge. We came to disconnect and recharge, and Tu Tu’ Tun delivered. We will definitely be back!