Older but clean place to stay. Beds were comfortable. Water…read morepressure was decent and hot water lasted for two.

The family who runs this place really very accommodating and were kind and helpful. The room was…read moreclean and the rates reasonable. This is a small town business in a hometown community. It's not the Ritz. It is safe, accommodating, and clean. They added to the enjoyment of our trip!

We stayed in one of the Cabins for 2 nights (April 25-27) and found it to exceed expectations…read more Check-in and check-out were great; front desk personnel so nice and helpful. Awesome staff here. The cabin was clean and well appointed. It had a grill and fire pit outside, with parking for one car. Inside, has everything you need, and all appliances and fans functional. Nice thick curtains for privacy, or you can pull curtains back and open windows. The cabin had units for heat/AC but we did not need. Coffee pot but no filters, however, the store had everything we needed. The off-season price was perfect but not sure I'd stay during higher summer rates, considering you have to bring your own bedding and make beds etc... Overall, lovely stay!

Easy to access, helpful, clean boat. Ran well, was a little slow but good size and spacious…read more Customer service was good.

Nice young couple run the place. Pet friendly. Very clean. We stayed five nights and were very…read morehappy.

Super great find on our road trip. Last minute booking was handled beautifully. They had just put…read moretheir baby down to sleep so left the door unlocked and the invoice in our room. We were so pleased when we opened the door and found a sparkling clean, super cute and cozy room waiting for us. We had picked up food on the way are were happy to find a real table and a mini fridge. And we saw deer on the property in the morning - super sweet spot - and felt like a small local business that we were happy to support.

Great very professional and friendly staff. The room was also very clean. Enjoyed my visit and…read morewould come again.

Great experience!…read more The room was clean, well appointed and comfortable -- nothing fancy, but everything you need... fridge & microwave, comfortable beds & pillows, USB plug-ins for our phones, perfect air conditioning, extra blankets in the closet, functioning ice maker just a few doors down. The rate was reasonable considering the season. The place was fully booked & we soon learned why. The decor of the place is homey--almost gives you the feeling that you walked into someone's home. The staff is very personable and professional, but friendly in a way that made you feel truly welcome. And then, there's the breakfast!! I have no idea exactly how they managed such a spread on an average Wednesday morning. I only saw one staff member I took to be the kitchen staff yet she appeared to have everything under control. I hesitate to list it all lest I forget something, but just to give you a general idea... fruit juices, fresh fruit, varieties of yogurt, cereals, several choices of bread & bagels, biscuits, gravy, eggs, potatoes, sausage (patties & links), ham, and screaming hot waffle irons all set up to cook your own hot waffles! If I need a room when coming through this area again, you can be sure this will be my choice!!!

Clean, kind, and so very cute. Like a throwback from a different time. I was there for work and…read moremade last minute rooms reservations. They asked that I switch rooms mid-way, but accommodated my last minute needs. The cost of laundry is even so fair, I was shocked! Unless you need shiney modern things, this place is perfectly suitable.

We stayed in a double queen #214 and it was very nice. If you don't want to trek your suitcases up…read morea couple flights of stairs stay on the lower level. The room was very clean and close to the dam for nice walking. Enjoy this gem!!

We were here for a quick weekend trip visiting the college. We didn't get to check out the…read morebreakfast but our room was very clean and beds were great. No complaints and we would definitely stay here again. The rooms were pretty spacious too.

I stay in a lot of hotels all over the state and country for work and this is one of the best. I…read moreactually live in Cheney and needed somewhere to stay for a few days while I had laryngitis trying to avoid giving it to my husband! This is a chain hotel but doesn't feel like it at all. I'm pretty sure it's locally owned. Hotel is nice looking and extremely clean. Beds are comfortable (sheets are super soft) and the rooms have refrigerators and microwaves. The breakfast which is included is very good. They even served individual chiobani yogurts. I got to chatting with an employee named Kate who was super friendly. Would 10\10 recommend this hotel to visiting family and friends.

This motel was a pleasant surprise. Though older' the rooms have been remodeled and are quite clean…read moreand comfortable. Our suite was spacious and had a full kitchen, couch, chairs, and a desk. The decor was northwest. The staff were friendly. Price was right and we would stay here again.

My first indication of this place was when I checked in, and I had to sign a waiver that me, and my…read morewife would not dye our hair in the sink. The rooms Sucked. The beds sucked, the toilet was made for a midget, like 1 foot above the floor. WE will never be back to this fricken ghetto ghost town again. Just came to see the wife's daughter.

My parents stayed there this month for a community function. They easily could have come home…read moreafterward, as we live in Spokane,Wa, but they wanted to stay on-site to enjoy the occasion. Unfortunately, their experience was genuinely awful. They dropped off their luggage and went out with friends. When they returned later that night and pulled back the sheets to get into bed, they found pubic hair on the bedding. They immediately called the front desk to report it. They were told someone would come up with fresh sheets. When staff finally arrived, all they brought was a single top sheet -- wet and smelling strongly of bleach. The employee left before my parents could say anything else, and no additional bedding was provided. They had no choice but to put the damp, bleach‑smelling sheet on the bed and try to sleep. My mom ended up with a rash that lasted four days from that sheet. They have tried calling multiple times since to speak with someone about the situation, but no one has returned their calls.

The classic elegance of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining, absent the blood and murder. I half…read moreexpected Lloyd the bartender to be pouring me a drink. Cafe opens weekdays at 5 a.m. for those of us the favor the early mornings. The rooms are comfortable, well-appointed, and conducive to a restful, uninterrupted slumber. Others can write about cost, location, amenties, I'm partial to the ambience, feel, and aesthetics of this civilized hotel that adults will find elevating.

Very comfortable, sparkling clean, freshly renovated with modern touches, great owner/managers, and…read morehands down the best value of any hotel/motel I've ever stayed. The Loon Lake / Wilderness Inn motels look like most other small roadside motels from the outside, but the design, cleanliness, comfort, and amenities of their well designed rooms are what you expect to find at hotels that charge twice their rates. The Loon Lake and Wilderness Inn Motels should be your first choice if you're passing through this area. Highly recommend.

Searched for lodging in/around Loon Lake, WA and was returned with this property. What wasn't…read moreclearly evident via their website, there are actually two separate establishments. One is the LL Motel and the other is the Wilderness Inn & RV Park. Both of these appear on just one website with the Motel showing first. As such, as one scrolls down looking at the various rooms, at first glance and you'd presume it's just one property, what appears to be a multi-story house and in front of it, a row of about 8 rooms all side-by-side each other. Not catching what the website was showing, I made a reservation at what I thought was the motel. In fact, it was the Inn although I went to the motel to check-in but this business does everything via Text msg. Meaning, there's no front desk with someone behind it when one arrives. After one's res is confirmed, you're sent info via Text where it's explained that you will receive a code that you enter into a mechanical device to retrieve your key to your room [an actual housekey] that's at the front of the property. The problem with this though, I received back-to-back Txt msgs and the 2nd one was rather lengthy, hence, I missed a picture of the actual property I had a res for, the Inn. Had to place a call when the code I was entering wouldn't work so I couldn't collect the key. At this point and I'm told I have a room not at the motel but at the Inn and I'm given directions on where it's located. Not mentioned on the website, the Inn, it faces the traffic circle [within spitting distance] that intersects US Hwy 395 and WA Hwy 292 which means you'll hear truckers gearing down to go through the circle until 10 or 11 pm. Terrific. It appeared as if this Inn is undergoing refurbishment so not all rooms were ready to be used. I grab my bag and hit the stairs. The risers on a few steps, they're not all the same length. No big deal... but if one uses a cane. Upon entering the room and it's noticeable, there's space so 2 people aren't going to be bumping into each other and the door doesn't hit the bed. There's a fake fireplace opposite the bed with a lounge chair and ottoman in front of it. It sits low to the floor so if you're over 6' in height, it can be a challenge to get out of as this chair has no arms. The room was sufficiently appointed but it didn't take this traveler long to figure out, the room had been sitting vacant for some time. The tell-tale signs: a good amount of dust on various horizontal surfaces was present and all the lights in the room, their shades had cobwebs. While the AC/Heater does have a filter, it had not been cleaned in quite sometime. Soaps & shampoos in small bottles sat atop the sink and a rack on the opposite wall had plenty of towels. What would have been nice, some sink counterspace to set down one's shaving kit. There isn't any so it's either the top of the toilet, above the refrigerator, or if you're so inclined, the floor. As I called it a night, after I turn off the lights, the room is still lit up in the bathroom [it's open to the room, there's no door]. Turns out, the hair dryer has a built-in light and it's plugged in. Outta bed to unplug the device and that does the trick. Or so I thought. But lying in bed and now I've got a brand new light source, and one I can't UNPLUG. Once the sun sets, outside lights turn on. But this is now the reason why I've got half my room lit up with a nice beam of light! And this beam, it's coming from the doorjamb from top to bottom, meaning the length of the door. So what's causing all this light to enter the room? Welp, in this case, between the side of the door and the jamb, there's a 3/8th's inch GAP. Exactly, large enough to let the outside lights shine nice and brightly into the room. To resolve this situation, I scrounged up items within the room to place between the door and the jamb so I could eventually fall asleep. There was just one more thing I took issue with, which I came upon on my last night's stay. While reading a map, I looked up at the ceiling. I notice the smoke detector but after staring at it, I realize, something's missing. There's no LED that should blink every couple of seconds. No LED means no power or dead battery. So I remove the detector. It's hardwired and unplugged. I plug it in and it starts to beep. It doesn't stop. This is why it's disconnected. I leave notice to the owner via a short note about what you've read here and what does she do? In a nutshell, she goes off the rails and comes unglued and complains to this CUSTOMER about what I came across. I text back: "hey cupcake, you're in the hospitality industry and don't like constructive FEEDBACK, especially when a nonfunctioning safety device IS NOT WORKING, thereby jeopardizing MY LIFE, really???? Glad there was no fire during my stay. To the Stevens County of Washington state Building Dept: get someone out to this business BEFORE THERE IS A FIRE!

Stay away, bugs, dirty, no staff available. My traveling money was stolen, $1,600. No working…read moreac or TV, bathroom was disgusting.. No one around when I left. Just looked at the photos, place has gone down hill

I called ahead when we were about an hour out and let them know we were coming and they said they…read moreonly had one room available with two beds which was perfect for us. Check in was smooth at midnight and there was adequate parking for a small trailer. Entering the room it was muggy and humid feeling but we were too exhausted to mess with the temp and went to bed. But when I pulled back the sheets there was what looked to be oil stains - still too tired to care. I wish there were more pillows but I slept well and in the morning we took off. Found someone else's underwear on the back of our bathroom door. Come on guys.