Top 5 Lodge in Washington

309 8th St, Leavenworth, WA 98826, United States

“Best Spa Hotel in the North West! Healthy food, diverse saunas and steam rooms, indoor/outdoor poo, luxurious rooms and amenities. Amazing view onto the mountains and river from the rooms and pool. Super friendly staff. It was our 4th time in the Post Hotel. Room prices are not cheap, but totally worth it! You get what you pay for. Highly recommended!”

1261 Wind River Hwy, Carson, WA 98610, United States

“We had such a wonderful time at the cabins! We were in the Mr. Adams cabin, which I would recommend to anyone looking to go to the Gorge! The attention to detail and cleanliness of the cabins and property is unlike anywhere else I have been! There are also chairs set up where you can star gaze and just enjoy the quietness and beauty of the area. And let me tell you about their delicious breakfast! Some of the best food of our trip! Don’t pass up on the sweet potato hash if they have it during your stay! We cannot thank the kind folks at the cabins for making our little getaway unforgettable. We cannot wait to go back!”

4701 Fidalgo Bay Rd, Anacortes, WA 98221, United States

“I stayed here and because the spot was so small I had to park my truck in the over flow parking lot. Which was fine but the little old security guy when I pulled in after work one night was super rude and swung open my door super hard to the point I was gonna be super rude back, but I decided to be above that since I had a week left to stay here. I checked in late and checked in over the phone the next day. There was no packet waiting with directions and no parking pass waiting like at other rv resorts. When I called to pay I wasn’t told about a parking pass but the old security guard sure thought I should have known about it with his oversized head attitude. If a pass is required before you send out ranger rick please provide said pass.”

3209 WA-109, Copalis Beach, WA 98535, United States

“Campground very clean. Sites are graveled and level. You can here the ocean waves from your site. Very peaceful. Highly recommend.”

401 E Yakima Ave, Yakima, WA 98901, United States

“Front desk staff were amazing in all aspects. Room was very clean. Standard Garden Inn Room. Nice lobby and restaurant. Well stocked lobby snack store. Free AM Coffee. Did not eat the breakfast but looked pretty good.”

41000 Granite Point Park Rd, Loon Lake, WA 99148, United States

”We're spent a week here at the end of their season. We had the opportunity to enjoy the original restaurant as it was to be torn down and rebuilt for next season. The cabin was decent, and the location was right on the water. There's much to enjoy at the resort from horse shoes, basketball, corn hole, boat rentals, and on and on. The staff was very friendly. Overall, it was an enjoyable time, and I hope to do it again soon.”

416 Lake Crescent Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98363, United States

”We came here just for a few drinks at the bar. It was really cool to sit in this 100+ year old lodge to enjoy our drink. The bartender who was working was amazing. This gal with dreads was incredibly busy the entire time and simply unphased. She had bar drinks to make, people would come order huge amounts of food and drinks, she kept the bar running, all while keeping cool. I was stressed thinking how much work she had but she was so kind and pleasant. What a wonderful place to stop for a bit.”

Washington, USA

”Very nice lodge with a beautiful view. The whole feel of the place is relaxing. They keep the large fireplace going and lots of oversized chairs and couches where people sit around reading, drinking coffee, socializing and just relaxing. They have a swimming pool and a game room, a restaurant, gift shop and there's plenty to do in the area in terms of hiking and being in nature. This is definitely a place to go if you're looking to relax.”

Port Angeles, WA 98362, United States

”So beautiful and peaceful. The long gravel road up keeps the traffic really low so you actually feel the quiet solitude. The road is in such good shape that even a small car could easily make it up. We hiked more than 8 miles and saw 8 other people (we saw more deer and grouse than people.)”

503 Diablo St, Rockport, WA 98283, United States

”Terrible communication for a place that provides the only way to shuttle kayaks into the lake for campers without entering another country. It doesn’t say anywhere on their portage site about SEASONAL CLOSURES and they are not associated with the National Forest. Meaning the rangers do not know when the shuttle is operating and when it is not. They will give you a permit to boat-in camp on the lake with no access to it. We got a permit to camp on Ross Lake over night this weekend. We stayed on Diablo the first night with plans to kayak up the lake and take the shuttle to our final camp destination the next day. We got to the phone and called and it just kept ringing and ringing. Finally a ranger pulled up in a boat, having no idea why they weren’t answering and was nice enough to radio in to find out that they were “probably not open for the season yet.” Luckily I had a satellite communicator and was able to message my wife to confirm what was going on. She called and there was voice message saying the water taxi was still closed for the season (nothing about portage, which is a separate service) at this point, because camping is strictly prohibited on Diablo without a permit, and because we were dropped off for the weekend we were stranded and had to abandon the weekend. Again, luckily we had a communicator and was able to message for an early ride home. Better communication is needed. Come on post a sign up at the phone or at least update your portage site WITH OPENING DATES.”