Klamath’s coffee scene is more than just a caffeine stop—it’s a community. These spots aren’t just about great brews; they’re about warm welcomes, local vibes, and sometimes even a lake view or in-house bakery.

Tucked into a vibrant corner of downtown, B.S. Coffee Co. is known for its bold espresso, rotating seasonal drinks, and welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're grabbing a latte to go or cozying up inside with a book, this shop serves up more than just coffee—they serve community with every cup. Bonus points: their house-made syrups and quirky merch make for great souvenirs.

A Leap of Taste is a local artsy café and a Klamath staple, offering a mix of local art, fresh food, and excellent coffee. With a menu that includes sandwiches, pastries, and smoothies, it’s the perfect place to recharge—whether you're remote working or adventuring downtown. Don’t miss their in-house bakery and grab-and-go cooler.

Located in the heart of downtown, Gathering Grounds brings small-batch, ethically sourced coffee to the center of Klamath’s growing café scene. With its warm, rustic-modern vibe and passionate baristas, this micro-roastery is all about quality and community. Whether you're grabbing a pour-over on your morning walk or settling in with a book and a smooth, rich latte, it's a go-to spot for coffee lovers who appreciate craft and comfort in equal measure.

A favorite among locals and visitors alike, Brevada Brewhouse blends small-town charm with big flavor. This sleek, modern café is known for its expertly crafted espresso drinks, creative seasonal specials, and relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Whether you're posting up with a laptop, catching up with a friend, or just in need of a solid cold brew before hitting the road, Brevada delivers. Bonus: They also serve local beer and wine, making it an easy choice for an afternoon pick-me-up or an early evening wind-down.

Formerly known as Green Blade, Basin Levain Bakery continues the tradition of crafting exceptional artisan breads and pastries in the heart of downtown Klamath Falls. With a focus on naturally leavened sourdough, locally sourced ingredients, and sustainable practices, this bakery café is perfect for a slow, satisfying morning. The smell of fresh bread and rich espresso fills the space, inviting you to linger with a latte and a flaky pastry. Be sure to grab a loaf to go—their seasonal specials and signature sourdoughs are local favorites.

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Coffee may fuel your days, but you’ll need a cozy place to unwind at night. Whether you prefer rustic cabins, boutique inns, or off-the-grid escapes, Klamath County offers some truly unique stays that match the region’s natural beauty and charm.

Whether you’re craving lake‑front cabin vibes, spa luxuries, or rugged nature escapes, here are standout stays that span the region.

Lake of the Woods Resort
Perched beside one of the clearest natural lakes in the Southern Oregon Cascades, this historic high‑mountain resort is ideal for slowing down and reconnecting with nature. They offer cabins, RV sites, a full‑service marina, and a restaurant overlooking the water.
Perfect when you want your morning latte with a view of Mt. McLoughlin and a paddle on the lake.

Running Y Resort
On 3,600 acres bordering Upper Klamath Lake, both adventure and relaxation are on offer: Oregon’s only Arnold Palmer designed public golf course, a full‐service spa, indoor pool, and miles of trails.
An excellent choice for pairing a specialty coffee stop with a full day of wellness, nature and comfort.

Rocky Point Resort
Located on Upper Klamath Lake, this long‑running lakeside resort brings rustic charm with cabins, RV/tent sites, and direct access to water experiences like canoeing and bird‑wildlife viewing.
Ideal for travelers who want their stay to feel like a mini‑getaway into nature after that downtown café stop.

Crater Lake Resort
Just outside the south entrance to Crater Lake National Park, this peaceful resort offers creek‑side cabins, RV hookups, and a true “stay in nature” feel without having to rough it entirely.
‍Pair your gourmet espresso with an early‑morning hike or a scenic drive into the park.

Lonesome Duck Ranch
Located on 130 acres with 2.5 miles of private access to the Williamson River, Lonesome Duck Ranch is a serene base for nature‑lovers, fly‑fishers, and anyone wanting a quiet “off‑grid” kind of stay. With its riverside guest homes, hiking, bird‑watching (it’s on the Pacific Flyway), and proximity to Crater Lake National Park, it’s ideal for pairing a slow morning coffee with fresh air and wind‑down evenings.
Private, nature‑immersive stays; perfect for when you want to disconnect and enjoy long mornings in a cozy spot.

Red Cone Lodge
A beautifully crafted log‑home lodge near Crescent Lake, Red Cone Lodge blends wilderness charm with upscale comfort. Features include luxury linens, soaking tubs, a large deck, hot tub and excellent views of the Cascades.
For the traveler who wants “boutique meets wilderness” — cozy, comfy, but still in nature.

Odell Lake Lodge & Resort
Set on the expansive and scenic Odell Lake, this resort offers 1900s‑era lodge rooms, cabins, camping options, and a full‑service marina. It’s a four‑season destination—fishing, boating and summer views, and snow/ski options in winter.
Whether you want a lake‑view cabin or a lodge room with amenities, this covers all bases.

Harriman Springs Resort & Marina
Located on the edge of Upper Klamath Lake, Harriman Springs Resort & Marina offers cabins, a marina, lake access, and is a launch point for wildlife/birding as well as water recreation.
Great for combining coffee‑afternoon wanderings or bird‑watching with an overnight stay; strong nature + comfort combo.

Whether you’re stepping into the past or choosing a boutique escape, Klamath County has some wonderful historic and character‑filled places to stay. Here are four standout properties with story, charm, and a sense of place.

Bisbee Hotel
Opened in 1926 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Bisbee Hotel offers vintage brick‑façade tangibility in downtown Klamath Falls. With its historic architecture and central location, it’s perfect for travelers who want lodging that reflects local history and downtown access. A genuine historic hotel in town with ample character and proximity to cafés, galleries, and local life.

Cerulean Hotel
While not as old as the early‑1900s gems, the Cerulean Hotel carries a storied past: it began as the Molatore family’s hotel in 1958, later evolving through decades and reopening under the Cerulean name in 2017. Located downtown and within easy walking distance of local coffee houses and restaurants, this hotel blends historical roots with upgraded amenities—perfect for travelers who want convenience and charm in one.

Gilchrist Historic Inn
Nestled in the historic company town of Gilchrist—Oregon’s last operational company-built lumber town—the Gilchrist Historic Inn offers an intimate, story-rich lodging experience. The property is lovingly restored to reflect the mid-20th-century charm of the community, with original design touches and a deep connection to the region’s timber history. Guests can enjoy the quiet, small-town atmosphere, explore the nearby Deschutes National Forest, or use Gilchrist as a peaceful base for year-round recreation in northern Klamath County. For travelers seeking authenticity, heritage, and comfort, the Gilchrist Historic Inn stands out as one of the area’s most character-filled retreats.

Aspen Inn
Located in the historic town of Fort Klamath, just minutes from Crater Lake National Park, the Aspen Inn offers cabin and lodge‑style accommodation in a serene, rugged setting. One of its most charming historic touches: the “Wagon House”, originally a hand‑hewn structure from the early 1900s, now repurposed as unique lodging.
Within just a short distance of the Wood River and the Upper Klamath Basin, this unique stay offers a slower, scenic style getaway.

Baldwin Hotel
Built in 1905 and carved into a basalt hillside in downtown Klamath Falls, the Baldwin Hotel was once the tallest brick‑building in southern Oregon and featured running water and modern plumbing in every room—rare at the time. It welcomed dignitaries, travelers heading to the region, and housed a prominent photographer’s studio on its fourth floor. Today it stands as a museum preserving its original character and legacy. Architectural ambition, early‑20th‑century luxe amenities, and a rich local legacy make it a must‑see. Although no longer functioning as a conventional hotel, its presence adds depth and atmosphere to any lodging story in Klamath Falls.

Klamath County is home to some truly unforgettable places to stay—especially if you're craving something off the beaten path. From handcrafted tiny houses nestled in nature to cozy cabins on private ranches, these one-of-a-kind Airbnbs and vacation rentals let you unplug, unwind, and wake up surrounded by the beauty of southern Oregon.

Whether you're sipping your morning coffee on a wraparound porch or under the stars in a hot tub, these stays offer more than just a bed—they’re part of the adventure.

542-Acre Crater Lake Retreat
If solitude and space are calling your name, this massive 542-acre property near Crater Lake delivers in spades. With forested trails, stunning mountain views, and a hot tub under the stars, this luxury lodge-style home is perfect for group getaways or romantic escapes alike. A dream for outdoor lovers looking to stay in style.

Cozy Off-Grid Cabin in the Woods
Located just a couple of blocks from downtown Klamath Falls, the Linkville Loft offers the perfect blend of city convenience and a comfortable, stand‑out lodging experience. With half an acre of grounds, generous parking, and views from nearly every window, the loft feels spacious and tucked‑in despite its central location. Guests highlight how easy it is to walk to local coffee shops, breweries, boutiques and the Link River Trail, yet enjoy a quiet moment or two away from the bustle. Whether you’re in town for a short stay or using it as a base for exploring the regional lakes and trails, the Linkville Loft strikes a strong balance between accessibility and unique character.

Historic Home with Deck Views
Nestled in the heart of downtown Klamath Falls, this charming 1900 two‑storey cottage blends period character with modern comfort. With original wood floors, vintage detailing, and 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, it comfortably accommodates up to four guests and is pet‑friendly (dogs welcome, limit of two). Travelers love its quiet neighbourhood setting just a short stroll from the lake and local cafés—one guest even spotted a bald eagle from the dining‑room window. With a full kitchen, living room fireplace, and easy access to downtown Klamath Falls’ cultural sites, it makes a perfect base for both coffee‑shop mornings and exploring the region.

Crater Lake Speakeasy
Tucked away in downtown Klamath Falls, the Crater Lake Speakeasy offers a unique and stylish lodging experience that blends mid‑century modern flair with industrial‑steampunk décor. Guests are treated to a full guest suite—including a spacious living area, private bedroom, kitchenette, bar area and gourmet touches—giving the feel of a boutique hideaway rather than a typical hotel room. The space is geothermally heated with warm concrete floors underfoot and thoughtful ambient lighting that invites you to stay in, unwind, and enjoy the moment. Whether you're curling up with your morning coffee, or winding down with a drink at the built‑in bar, it’s the kind of carefully crafted stay that adds personality to your Klamath adventure.

The Heritage HouseNestled on a picturesque 40‑acre farm just minutes from downtown Klamath Falls, The Heritage House offers a charming escape blending comfort and country character. Guests rave about its thoughtfully updated two‑bedroom cottage—complete with a fully equipped kitchen, cozy living space, and peaceful views of pastures and orchard.  With morning sunrises over the barn, friendly farm animals wandering nearby, and a pet‑friendly policy, it’s a standout for anyone wanting to pair their coffee stop with a truly relaxing, stay‑in‑nature kind of morning.

Honorable Mention: Klamath Falls KOA Journey
Whether you're road-tripping in an RV, pitching a tent under the stars, or craving a cozy cabin stay, the Klamath Falls KOA Journey offers a flexible and family-friendly basecamp just minutes from downtown. Located on Shasta Way and open year-round, this well-equipped campground features full-hookup RV sites, shaded tent pads, and comfortable Deluxe Cabins with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, heating, A/C, and even porch swings—perfect for sipping your morning coffee or unwinding at sunset. With amenities like a seasonal pool, pet park, playground, and on-site store, it’s a great spot for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. Plus, it’s within easy reach of Crater Lake National Park, local hiking trails like the OC&E, and Klamath’s downtown coffee shops and breweries—giving you the best of both nature and town.

And SO many more!
No matter your travel style—rustic cabin, tiny home, downtown loft, or farm retreat—Klamath County has a stay that matches your pace. From peaceful off-grid escapes to charming historic homes, these one-of-a-kind accommodations are as much a part of the adventure as the destination itself. Ready to find your perfect fit? Browse the growing selection of unique Airbnb and vacation rentals around Klamath and start planning a stay that feels anything but ordinary!

Klamath invites you to slow down, sip something warm, and stay somewhere memorable. Whether you’re here for the fall colors, winter snowshoeing, or summer paddling, there’s always a perfect cup of coffee and a cozy bed waiting for you.

Ready to plan your own Sip + Stay getaway? Discover more things to do, eat, and explore across Klamath County at DiscoverKlamath.com.