High Desert Retreat - Near Bend and Mt. Bachelor!

Summary:

Surrounded by the soaring pines of the Deschutes National Forest, High Desert Retreat at Seventh Mountain Resort is your serene home base for exploring the best of Bend, Oregon. Just minutes from the heart of downtown, this resort delivers an experience filled with comfort, adventure, and natural beauty. With scenic hiking and biking trails steps from your door and the powdery slopes of Mt. Bachelor only 20 minutes away, each day invites you to explore, unwind, and discover something new.



The Space:

Inside the condo, you’ll be welcomed by a warm and thoughtfully designed space that feels like home. The open kitchen is fully equipped and perfect for everything from morning coffee to evening meals, with counter seating for four that invites conversation and connection. Natural light fills the living room, highlighting the cozy sofa, two inviting chairs, and the stone-accented fireplace that brings warmth and charm. A smart TV offers entertainment, while the desk provides a convenient nook for remote work or planning your next adventure.



Step onto your private outdoor patio to sip your coffee as the forest stirs to life or toast the evening beneath the stars. After exploring Bend’s trails or breweries, unwind with a soak in the resort’s hot tubs, a swim in the heated pools, or a fireside chat under the night sky. With mini golf, a fitness center, BBQ areas, and a seasonal ice-skating rink, the resort has something for everyone. When the day winds down, retreat to the bedroom—complete with plush bedding and room-darkening shades—for a restful night’s sleep. High Desert Retreat blends comfort, nature, and convenience into the perfect base for your next Bend getaway.



This home comfortably sleeps 4 guests between a private bedroom and a queen size murphy bed in the living room.



The bedroom includes a queen size bed, two chairs, a smart TV, and a Jack-and-Jill ensuite with a single vanity and a walk-in shower.



THINGS TO NOTE:

• There is a shared, communal laundry room located on the first floor of the building, down the hall. While the machines appear to be coin-operated, they are actually free to use (no coins are required).

• Please note that these laundry machines are maintained by Seventh Mountain Resort, not Grand Welcome. Occasionally, the machines may be out of service. Since this is a resort-managed amenity, Grand Welcome is not responsible for maintenance or availability.

• Lot parking available for 3 vehicles.

• No elevator available.

• This home is NOT pet friendly.

• The Pool is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. The Spa is open year-round.

• Please note that AWD or 4WD is required during winter months.

• Please note that upon arrival at Seventh Mountain Resort, all guests will need to check in at the registration center and provide reservation information (Name of Guests & Unit #) in order to complete check in. Once this is complete, guests may proceed to their unit.

• The availability of resort amenities is determined entirely by Seventh Mountain Resort, and therefore please note that if any resort amenities are unavailable due to maintenance or any other reason Grand Welcome is not responsible.

• This unit is a part of the Seventh Mountain resort with access to amenities but is managed by Grand Welcome. If you need any type of customer service support with your reservation, check in/checkout time, or anything of that nature please reach out to Grand Welcome of Bend, OR, to discuss your concerns.



Bend, Oregon is famous for its outdoor activities and beautiful scenery. You can enjoy art, dining at an award-winning restaurant, spa treatments, or take part in the Bend Ale Trail, which is the largest beer trail in the West. Bend is also great for family-friendly activities like boating on Cascade Lakes. West of Bend are the lakes and peaks of the Cascade Mountains, with ski resorts and multi-use trails. In town, a trail leads up Pilot Butte, an extinct volcano. South, the High Desert Museum showcases the local environment, with history and live wildlife exhibits. In the Newberry National Volcanic Monument, stairs lead into the Lava River Cave, a huge lava tube.