Bedroom One, Queen
A queen bed under three framed mountain prints, with a solid wood headboard, reading lamps on both sides, and room-darkening shades for sleeping in.
The Cabin
Chalet Des Chutes is an entire two-bedroom, two-bath cabin with a sleeping loft in Sunriver, Oregon: a short stroll from the Village, with room for six guests and parking for three cars. There is a queen bed in each of the two bedrooms and two twin beds in the loft. It runs warm and easy in every season: ductless AC for high-desert summers, central and radiant heat plus a gas fireplace for snowy winters.
We set it up the way we like to travel ourselves: a genuinely stocked kitchen, two patios, a private year-round hot tub, six SHARC passes, four bikes at the cabin, and a standing invitation for your dog. Self check-in via smart lock means you roll straight from the road to the fireplace.
Room by Room
Two queen bedrooms, a loft with two twin beds, two full baths, and living spaces that hold a whole crew without anyone tripping over each other. Prefer to browse visually? See the full photo tour.
A queen bed under three framed mountain prints, with a solid wood headboard, reading lamps on both sides, and room-darkening shades for sleeping in.
The same room from the foot of the bed: a smart TV on the wall and closet space so you can properly unpack.
The second queen, with a carved wood headboard under the vaulted plank ceiling. The quietest corner of the cabin once the day is done.
The same room from the landing, where the window frames the pines and the light comes in soft in the morning.
Two twin beds behind a safety railing, decorated with Cascade trail signs. Kids claim it before the bags are even inside, and it sleeps two.
The second twin tucked under the sloped wood ceiling, with the stair railing keeping it cozy and separate.
The fireplace clicks on in seconds, which matters after a ski day. Deep seating for the whole crew under a vaulted plank ceiling.
Extra seating by the stairs, with ski artwork on the walls and pine views through the window. A good spot for coffee and a book.
A real cook’s kitchen: stainless refrigerator, dishwasher, stove and oven, microwave, and a skylight that keeps it bright. Coffee is on us, drip and french press both.
Two stools at the counter under the skylights, steps from the sliding door out to the deck. Where the first pot of coffee gets poured.
A table for four with vintage skis on the wall, plus the two barstools next door when the whole group sits down together.
A full bath with a tub for soaking the trail out of your legs, stocked with Zogics Organics shampoo, conditioner, and body soap.
A second full bathroom with a wide vanity, so six people can get out the door for first chair, or first float, without a queue.
A stacked washer and dryer in the house, right beside the tiled walk-in shower. Pack lighter and wash the river out of everything.
Yours alone, bubbling year round on the fenced deck under the pines, and professionally cleaned before every arrival.
Dinner headquarters: the gas barbecue, a patio dining set, and a red umbrella for the long high-desert evenings.
A second outdoor room facing the trees. Morning coffee territory, and the quiet Sunriver is famous for.
Amenities
The full list, straight from the cabin. No surprises when you arrive, except maybe how well stocked the kitchen is.
What You Get
Included access to Sunriver’s aquatic & recreation center: pools, lazy river, water slides, and hot tubs.
Your own hot tub, ready all year: snowy ski nights and starry summer evenings alike.
Sunriver’s 40+ miles of paved bike paths start right outside the door.
A genuinely pet-friendly cabin. Bring your best friend along.