The Inn is conveniently located in the middle of downtown Lynden. It's attached to an adjacent…read morebookstore and cafe that serves excellent coffee, pastries, and meals. There are a lot of perks to staying here. The price was comparable during our stay to other hotels that don't have quite the quaint feel, level of service, or room appeal. During your stay you can get complimentary passes to a couple gyms/pools in town. You either make the walk or drive to them however. I do enjoy an attached gym and pool. That was the only downside. You can also get a free pass for a yoga class! The yoga studio is two stores down and seems so fun. I would have scheduled a massage here as it was super reasonably priced for 60 or 90 minutes, but the last booking was nabbed by the time I made up my mind. Also, free bike check out if you happen to be here during nicer weather. Too cold for us. In the room you'll find quality bath amenities, free snacks and drinks, coffee maker, water kettle, teas, and a decent sized fridge. The bathroom had ample towels and nice shampoo/conditioner/body wash dispensers (simple human). There was a hair dryer (not the best) and a lighted makeup mirror. If you've forgotten something (toothbrush/paste, razor, etc) they have some convenient supplies at their front desk per the in-room info folder. The only thing you'll want to note is that our sink/mirror was outside of the shower/bathroom if that matters to you or your roomate. Very clean and appreciate that pets are not allowed here. Would definitely stay here again. Parking: Ample street parking adjacent to the hotel during our stay.

This is such a beautiful place to stay in a adorable city like Lynden. The marriage of old world…read morecharm and elegant modern detail is so perfect. The staff were superb. Friendly greeting and excellent hospitality from the moment you walk into the lobby. The bed was comfortable and the pillows were comfy. Adjusting the temperature was easy and affected the room quickly. Differently recommended!!

Not a very nice place at all. Looks ok from the front but they put us in the back, looks like where…read moreall the permanent guests live. Beat up cars and RV full of garbage. We didn't even want to park our brand new truck there. Booked through Hotels.com, rate was non-refundable. We decided to eat the $70 or whatever we paid and went to stay somewhere else. The bed was very old, can feel the springs when you sit on it. The 2 pillows were flat. Carpet is stained and needs to be replaced. Walls inside are dirty looking. Shower has this weird accordion style door. I didn't see any orchids or toiletries set up like in the pictures posted. The bed and pillows looked nothing like what was posted with the couple laying on the fluffy pillows and plush bed. This could be a really cute place if they did a total remodel. Overall, the place gave me the heebie jeebies. I would not recommend staying here.

This place is a joke. Run fast and never look back!!!! Boy do i have a review of all time to…read moretell...First of all... The pictures posted by this "business" DO NOT REFLECT what this place actually looks like! It's a total grimy shady dump! Sleeping in your car, or even the sidewalk would be a complete upgrade to any time spent here. There are literally zero amenities. No ice machine, no soda machine, no vending machine, no on site laundry facility. Hell, theres really not even wifi. The wifi service bumps you off every 30-45 seconds, and you have to sign back in and accept terms over and over again. Like its pathedic. Then management acts like they have no clue how to reset the router. Maybe its buried outside, because the signal is non existent. MAYBE not even the wifi router is willing to stay at this location! Then there the complete lack of customer service, the completely incompetent "r You ABSOLUTELY CANNOT contact the office 24hrs a day. They don't seem to be reachable regularly let alone 24 hrs a day. There is not any coffee available, no breakfast, NO ROOM SERVICE! HA WHAT A JOKE. Unless of course your speaking of the resident drug dealer. He may service you and your room. Or maybe the OWNERS. Who when I was staying there, went into a persons room, let their dog just go, a large 100+ lb dog, let out to just run, then blatantly went through the room, removed somebody's property, and then changed their locks. Were not discreet AT ALL. Caused quite a scene in fact for guests to see. Then proceeded to have animal control come and take away the animal, who clearly is taken care of, and not abused, whatsoever. Very clean, healthy, happy, bouncy dog. Just disgusting behavior on the propertys part. I watched the girl come home like 30 minutes later in complete disbelief as she wasn't able to access the room, and once she did gain access, she completely lost it to see that her pet was stolen along with her property. Soon after several cop cars arrived and the lady was NOT removed from the property, quite the contrary actually. The managers tried to play dumb but were sternly scolded by law enforcement for lying about the entire situation regarding the tenant, who by the way, was actually a resident who has lived there for a year. (I could hear the entire conversation as I was right next to the office and adjacent from the room that was ripped off by the owners of the property who quickly left to where ever they came from to leave their uneducated "manager" to deal with the whole debacle). What the owners did here was 1000 percent illegal, and I hope that gal sues the the windmill off this place. Oh and did I mention the black mold that was present all over the walls of my bathroom. And the amounts of meth/fentanyl being smoke a couple doors away? If the health department took a sample of these walls, I'm sure this whole facility would be gutted, and probably the biggest favor for the City of Lynden! What a disgusting eyesore as soon as you enter this town. And around these parts, they say "If you ain't Dutch...you ain't much!" this place ain't much at all but an infected herpe on the outskirts of this town! Real classy Lynden, real classy!

Super quiet room. Beautiful suites that are well appointed. In a residential area with plenty of…read moreparking. Entire facility was spotless. I will definitely be back.

Due to COVID we had to make a change to where we could take a little getaway as a couple. We found…read moreBrookside Inn, and we are so glad we did! As soon as we entered the lobby it felt like we were entering a boutique hotel somewhere in Europe, and when we found our room - "Under the Tuscan Sun" - that was only accentuated even more. It was a quiet place, beautifully decorated, with everything we needed. The breakfasts cooked by Sandi were absolutely amazing, and Chris was a gracious server and conversationalist. They are also host to many different birds - Chris mentioned something like 150 varieties sighted around them. We had hummingbirds coming right up to the window beside our table at breakfast. Though we were really only a few kilometres from home, it felt like we'd gone much further away. Thanks, Chris and Sandi, for your wonderful hospitality.

Had an overnight stay while I attended a training. Very young staff, very enthusiastic and nice…read more The rooms were well appointed and clean. They did not look beat up which seems to be the theme of all my other hotel stays. Based upon that alone they get 5 stars. Dynamite views with plenty of fire pits on the beach. Thank you for a great stay Semiahmoo

We love this resort, especially the location and the views. We were looking for a quick weekend…read moregetaway and booked a room last min. It's an easy drive from Seattle. We spent most of our time relaxing, enjoying the views, both from our room and the outdoor areas of the resort. We got to play some pickleball, the pool was crowded so we stayed away. The spa was booked for the time we were there, would love to try that the next time. The breakfast at Packers was good, with the added bonus of whale sighting as we got to the restaurant for breakfast. We had dinner at Great Blue Heron Grill, that is part of the Semiahmoo Golf Course, and enjoyed the food and the ambiance there.

I have stayed here 3 times. The hotel is nice. The staff is friendly. The work out room has an…read moreassortment of equipment. This is my go to place when in Abbotsford. Good value.

Friendly staff (front desk, housekeeping, maintenance, breakfast ladies), rooms have smooth…read moreflooring that get mopped every day, active cleaning was continual, firm & comfy mattress and pillows ensured good sleep the entire week, quiet room, A/C worked well, excellent wifi and TV, clean mini fridge and microwave, and many restaurant options in the area. They have the most fabulous breakfast ever! There were rotating items daily: omelettes (cheese and western), scrambled and hard-boiled eggs, Canadian back bacon, sausages, home fries, pancakes, waffles, berry compote, muffins, cereal, fresh fruit, yogurt, juice, coffee and tea. The ladies continually brought out food and cleaned the tables, always friendly & efficient. There was coffee and water always available in the lobby so we could keep our water bottles filled. We initially booked for 4 days, but were so happy that we booked an additional 3 days. I would stay here again and heartily recommend it.

Calling the Dutch Village Mall a mall is a bit of a stretch; it's more of an enclosed courtyard…read morewith a faux canal (filled with ravenous koi), a bridge, and a handful of businesses (a couple restaurants, a liquor store, a home goods boutique, a theater, and a few office spaces). It's definitely cute, and the sort of interesting little sideshow I love to stumble upon while wandering through an unfamiliar town. My only complaint is that it isn't as lively, or fully utilized, as it deserves to be. It's a quaint facsimile of a Dutch village, but lacking in reasons to draw people in, other than the quirky nature of its existence. I love it, but I want it to be more than the sum of its sparsely populated parts.

This spot is amazing! Inside, there is a canal, street signs and a lamppost. They are basically…read moretrying to recreate a part of a Dutch village except inside

Fantastic stay in Bellingham, WA in June. Louise at the front desk offered great hospitality. The…read moreplace is well kept, clean and conveniently located. If we return to Bellingham, will stay there again.

Overall: I want to rate it higher, but my experience didn't meet my expectations given the price…read more The good: The staff was friendly and accommodating, the beds were comfortable, and the overall vibe is welcoming. The not-so-good: First things first, there is a train very close by. They provide ear plugs, but that's still not ideal. It's not their fault, of course, but I didn't sleep well either night we were there. The rooms are small, especially given the price, and while the neighborhood is nice it's not exactly close to "downtown".

This is now the Motel 6. It is probably the nicest Motel 6 Ive ever stayed in. It reminds me of…read morethe Ace in palm springs. Its under new management and really well done. The rooms are gorgeous for $75 a night. I consider this a secret to I-5 travelers. Im so happy here. I laid in the bed before I took the pictures by the way.

Though it had a nice view and beautiful building with history on the walls we mainly came for a…read moreplace for lunch. And was disappointed. The food was ok but this star is for the lack of service. The wait was long and the server left us another thankfully came an offered more watered down coffee. We had very simple orders. We like to taste the clams in the chowder and this lacked what coulda been a great simple treat. I will not return.

delicious casino, great staff, i dont gamble bu found lots to do, good food, cool cops. help out…read moreyour indian brothers. great shops close too.