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This Remote Resort in the Pacific Northwest Added 12 Mirror Cabins — With Outdoor Soaking Tubs, a Riverfront Sauna, and 360-degree Views

Southwest Oregon's Rogue River, flowing from the Cascade Mountains, meanders through the lush landscapes of Siskiyou and Redwood National Forests before reaching the Pacific Ocean.

Known for its serene beauty and abundant salmon and steelhead, the Lower Rogue River has long attracted travelers and anglers. Now, one of the area's cherished boutique hotels has received a complete makeover, blending modern elegance with classic charm.

Tu Tu' Tun Lodge, a rustic riverfront retreat established in 1970, has introduced a fresh experience with the addition of twelve one-bedroom mirrored cabins. These new lodgings offer 360-degree views and are nestled among towering Douglas firs and Myrtle trees.

The lodge has collaborated with the Estonian firm ÖÖD, known for their work on glamping sites and unique stays like the Mirror Hotel in North Carolina, to design these sleek glass cabins. Each cabin features three mirrored walls that reflect the surrounding wilderness, and they come in three styles: mountain view, creekside, and riverfront. All cabins boast private patios equipped with firepits and outdoor soaking tubs.

Mini Byers, co-founder of Charming Hospitality, the lodge’s owner, explained to Travel + Leisure, “We chose glass cabins to seamlessly blend our accommodations into the environment, enhancing our guests' connection with nature and the Rogue River wilderness.”

The mirrored cabins are part of a comprehensive renovation, the lodge's first significant update in over 50 years. Along with the new cabins, the property will feature a riverfront wood-burning sauna and a creekside spa with three glass treatment rooms.

The lodge's existing 40 guest rooms are also undergoing a renovation, drawing inspiration from the Pacific Northwest and the region's original Indigenous inhabitants, the Tututni Nation. Expect high cedar beam ceilings, Douglas fir paneling, wood-burning fireplaces, and French doors leading to private terraces.

For larger groups, the property offers four houses (two newly built) with amenities like wrap-around decks, gourmet kitchens, barbecues, and soaking tubs. Guests can relax by the heated year-round pool, enjoy fly fishing, golf at nearby courses, or hike coastal trails.

Tu Tu' Tun Lodge's new restaurant features Brazilian-born chef Derek Piva, who uses locally sourced seafood, produce, and meats to craft dishes celebrating Oregon's natural splendor.

The glass cabins at Tu Tu' Tun Lodge are available for booking at tututun.com, with nightly rates starting at $595.

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