Postcard Cabins Mount Adams, Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy

Wonderful stay! I'm so happy that Marriott joined this type of hotels. Cabin isn't big, but has enough space for two, certainly if they won't bring two big suitcases. Actually, cabins has everything you need, except plaid or blanket to sit near the fire in cold season. You will get enough heat from the front, but freeze can bite your back. So, a good plaid will help. Also, the wooden chairs that are near the firepit can be wet or frost in the morning. Again, plaid or extra blanket will help. So, please, consider to bring one for you. My wonderful stay at this place started with picturesque drive. I was driving at sunset time from Yakima direction. Far at horizon was Mt. Hood painted all gold by sun. Opposite to it, mt. Adams on other side was all grey and under clouds, but very brutal. I g

We have stayed here before and found it pleasant, but have had such a bad experience dealing with them this time that I will never be back. We booked a stay about a month out but the flu hit our household and we have had such a hard time trying to cancel or rebook--as others have said, it is so different from hotels or even airbnbs which will let you cancel or reschedule your stay with ease and not have to pay so much. The back and forth is so onerous, and they are claiming that we have to pay a rate increase (despite the dates having identical rate pricing) that it will end up costing far far more than it should, and if covid/flu or anything else hits again, we will be like $450 in the hole. I am so disappointed in these policies and their inflexible interpretation of them and their custo

1 star because of the company, and not necessarily the product. The company used to be lovely - very customer oriented, and charming in style and communication. They even comped a free night to resolve a customer service matter, and I was told I had two years to redeem it. Once they were bought by Marriott however, company ethics completely deteriorated. They now charge a mandatory $40 "resort fee" for ancillary items that used to be optional add-ons. Their prices have skyrocketed from where they were just two years ago. And worse, their customer service team are now absolute jerks. I tried to use my comped night recently, and was told flat-out it wouldn't be honored. No reason other than they just set an arbitrary expiration date, regardless of previous promises made, and that was that.

The Postcard Cabin was adorable! The cabin itself was smaller than I was expecting, but for just 2 nights the size was manageable for 2 humans and 2 small dogs. We had a cute personalized welcome note from staff. The cabin had plenty of kitchen utensils and cookware. We do travel with our own skillet since we won’t use anything that is scratched up (for health reasons) and we were glad we brought that since the provided ones had several scratches. The area was under a burn ban, so we knew ahead of time that we wouldn’t be able to make a fire in the fire pit, which was a bummer. They did provide an electric grill as an alternative for cooking, which was thoughtful. But for the $35/day destination fee that included 3 packs of wood and a starter, I’m not sure getting to borrow an electric gr

Charming cabins with well-equipped kitchenettes, comfortable beds, and a fire pit. Has peaceful setting and gives the chance to unplug. It was a birthday getaway for my fiancé, and he loved it—we’ll definitely be returning. There are plenty of hikes nearby to explore from the cabins.