Pros: * Spacious cabin rooms that are very well stocked…read more * Rooms were very clean and had a rustic feel * Very friendly staff :) * COMFY beds and soft blankets! * Beautiful grounds, very peaceful. * Near a charming "downtown" area with food options. We paid $417 for two weekend nights in October. Other notes / Possible Cons - * The sound bleed is so bad. We could fully hear the conversation, footsteps, and movie of the room next to us. So if you don't like that I would definitely recommend getting one of the separated cabins. * A lot of the appliances (TV, fireplace. Etc.) didn't work but it wasn't a huge issue because it wasn't too cold and you're in nature - why need a TV? * Breakfast is homemade and they say it's from 8 - 9:30 AM but really all the food is gone around 9. Again, not really an issue for us since we didn't really eat the breakfast. Good coffee though :)

Not a bad inn for $130 weeknight stay. Though perhaps our rate was lower than typical because it…read moreturns out almost nothing in town is open on Tues/Wed... Staff couldn't tell us how to walk into town or how long it would take us, just that it was a five minute drive (sad). There's an easy foot path and pedestrian bridge you can access just down the road through the Methow River Lodge & Cabins. It was maybe a ten minute walk to town, and a lovely one at that. We requested a quiet room and were placed upstairs all the way at the back, and we were pleased. Bed and pillows were comfortable. Bathtub had trouble draining, so we kept that short and sweet. No one to report that to next day upon checkout as you just leave your room keys in a bowl on the counter and that's that. No wifi, but our room had a dvd/vcr player, and there is an impressive selection of movies for guests to borrow. We went with a nostalgic Ewok Adventure on VHS, and let me tell you it was a solid choice. Breakfast downstairs included decent coffee, hot veggie quiche, english muffins with cream cheese, and blueberry pound cake. A nice touch, especially since there was nowhere in town open for us to get breakfast. I guess we'll have to come back to Winthrop over a weekend to experience the town at its fullest. I wouldn't mind staying at Chewuch Inn & Cabins again when I do.

Great spot, and a wonderful golden retriever. The pup gets a 10/5 stars, the rest a solid 5/5. :Dread more

Beautiful stay on Lake Chelan, Washington…read more If you're going up to Holden Village, start your stay at the their B&B. You may never want to leave!

Stunning views, super comfy beds, delicious breakfast and paired my pappardelle bolognese with a…read morelovely local wine from Lost River Winery. We hiked every day, went horseback riding and then spa was a perfect place to reset. The towns of Winthrop and Twisp are fun to visit too!

Honestly for how much we paid and how little is actually included it was not worth it. It has a…read morenice view but I do not feel it's worth the price.

Extraordinary experience. Best location and food I have ever enjoyed. Service was on point as well…read more I have nothing bad to say will post pics later. Oh. Park your own car lol we paid valet to bring our car feet lol

I'm so glad I stumbled upon this gem when looking for a place to stay on the way to BC. It is a bit…read moreof a drive off the highway but SO worth it. With all the rain this year the wildflowers were out in full force and a plethora of shades of green everywhere. The Inn is beautifully located with so many fun rooms to choose from. The hosts are friendly and so accommodating with delicious food to meet the needs of my husband who must eat gluten free. The grounds are beautiful, views spectacular and we soaked in the sounds of birds and tranquility. We are really hoping we can come back and visit. I highly recommend staying at the Inn. The hosts will also accommodate for lunches, dinners and weddings. They are amazing people.

Steve and Lisa are awesome! They make your stay like you were at home, very comfortable and…read morerelaxing. Gorgeous views, nice close walk to downtown and a convenient mile long loop if you're looking to jog or walk. We stayed for two nights and each morning we had a delicious breakfast spread that kept us full for hours! Especially for wine tasting, we needed a hearty breakfast! Thank you for an amazing experience and stay! We will be back soon!!

We just returned from a lovely two night stay at the Chelan House. The location cannot be beat and…read moreit is so soothing to sit outside by the fountain and look at the lake. They no longer serve breakfast, but they do give you a voucher for $25 that applies to many of the restaurants in the area. Steve and Lisa are extremely helpful and very low key. We will definitely return!

This was our second visit, and maybe our expectations were too high, because we loved it the first…read moretime. It is such a beautiful and expansive property, with amazing views. But be aware some things have changed. Breakfast is no longer offered, but prices have not decreased. In fact, we had an extra $50/night in mysterious "fees" tacked on, before tax. So the price on the website is not nearly what you'll actually pay. Also, we could hear the people in the next room talking, which was disconcerting. Thin walls? No one has complained about that. Last time we were in the Pool House Courtyard, which does not share a wall with another room. We still enjoyed ourselves, but it was not as magnificent as before.

I'm so grateful my friend and I stayed here, it is the best spot in town to stay. You can't beat…read morethe view, amenities and coziness of the entire home. It feels just like home! I hope to have my wedding here someday, and will always choose this place while in Chelan. 10 stars!!!

I have an upcoming trip planned to the area in July. I made my reservation months ago to stay at…read morethe Twisp Terrace Lodge. I just got an email that the hotel was canceling my booking because they've decided to no longer honor individual reservations and instead to only do whole lodge rentals. This was very disappointing as the options for booking nearby at this point are very limited and I will have a long drive now with what is still available. I was very disappointed in how this situation was handled.

If 5 stars is an excellent score, then we give Twisp Terrace Lodge 10 stars! Quiet, clean and…read morebeautiful. Friendly staff and owners. Pool, hot tub, sauna, 2 lounges, 2 bars (small), decks for every room, walking path, horses, dogs (outside), lovely rooms and free ice cream bars! Last night we we even treated by Mother Nature with a double rainbow.

I drove to the east side of the mountains on impulse and had been thinking of camping - however the…read morerain was pounding harder there than in Seattle! I started calling around and was referred to the Methow Valley Suites. The room I stayed in has french doors leading onto a nice bit of lawn which leads into the local hills where deer roam. I could hear all the birds in the morning when I was wakened by the natural light of day. Our breakfast began with homemade applesauce and was followed by local sausage, scrambled eggs and delicious crepes. The coffee just kept coming! I hope to stay there again!

We LOVE Methow Suites! And now we're in love with the town of Twisp!…read moreBill and Sandy are two of the best hosts you can ever have at a B&B. Their knowledge of the Methow Valley, Twisp, and the people of Twisp is unparalleled. Ask them to talk a little bit about Bill's career as a smoke jumper - and you'll have some fascinating stories! Every breakfast was amazing, featuring local fare, and recipes passed down for at least a generation (or three). It was so special to come home to the mid-morning, mid-afternoon, and evening snacks that Sandy left out for us throughout the day. Their house was immaculate, and well designed for a B&B. The beds were comfortable (making for perfect night-time sleepy-time), the chairs were very "loungy" (making for perfect day-time sleepy-time), and the carpet felt good under the toes, especially after a long day skiing the Loup! The living space was comfy/cozy with amazing panoramic views of the valley. We came in the winter (with 18" of snow on the ground), and couldn't really take advantage of the deck which afforded even better views - but that gives us a reason to come back in the summer! But... because there were 18" of snow on the ground - their driveway/street made for possibly one of the best sledding hills in the land - one which our children spent hours on every day. Twisp and the surrounding areas had so many fun things to do: skiing (the Loup - only 20 minutes away), ice-skating, sledding, and was walking distance to town. The town of Twisp is a surprising gem that blew us away. You have to go to the Glover Street Market and check out its amazing downstairs wine-cellar with tastings on Saturday. The Methow Suites is a wonderful B&B that we can't wait to visit in each of the other three seasons (next stop - Spring!) Thank you Bill & Sandy for a great time!

If you thought Twisp was quaint, wait till you check out this place! This over 100 year old home…read moreis the perfect place if you want to simply take it easy. As a B & B it truly delivers. An inviting living room, a swinging bench on the porch and very comfy beds. They really make you feel like you are friend of the family. I checked in rather late and I was suprised to see my room key waiting for me accompanied by a friendly welcome letter. I loved my bedroom! It wasn't the biggest in the world but the bed was divine! I had my own sink but shared the upstairs bathroom with the rest of the guests (european style!) Coffee starts at 630 am which is nice for the earlier birds. Their continental breakfast includes locally produced jams and compotes as well as a suprise dish of the day. When i was there, frittata one day and the next day it was stuffed french bread/toast. Usually the owner or one of the other care takers is on hand for friendly conversation and to offer tidbits of local advice. My shared bathroom accomdation goes for $89/night which I found to be very reasonable. So stop with your fast paced lifestyle already! slow down at the Methow Valley Inn!

Mu husband and I agreed that this is the best B&B we have stayed in, and we have stayed a lot of…read moreplaces all over the world. This lovely house is an oasis perched right in the foothill of the mountains, with a river running very close by. It is quiet here, peaceful, and definitely a place to come for a relaxing weekend. The rooms are very affordable and super, super clean. This is by far the most well-kept B&B I have stayed in. The rooms are well-sized and the bed was very comfortable. Be warned that rooms 1,2, and 3 share a bathroom european-style. This was fine by us, and we never even saw the other people while there. We loved the breakfast options, which included many things preserved onsite (including a killer salsa for the fritatta and a lovely raspberry jam and pear compote). The innkeepers are really, really nice people who have the balance down between socializing and letting you relax. This is a hard balance to strike and they do it well. Another big plus: no kids! No dogs either, but this contributes to the peaceful atmosphere. Loved this place and will definitely drive all the way back just to stay there.