This is a 50's style motel so set your expectations appropriately. I would have only given them…read moretwo stars except that their prices are pretty reasonable. The place is clean and comfortable. If you just need a place to sleep after a long, hard day, this place will be fine. The place is VERY short on amenities. Extremely basic cable.... food channel, QVC and that's about it. Bring a power strip if you want to plug anything in. You don't have many lodging options out this way so you need to make the best of the choices available.

Grandview has been renamed Columbia Pines under new ownership. We love the new hosts Mark and…read moreAmanda. They were very helpful, friendly and willing to share information. They keep the park and facilities in excellent condition from the potted flowers at the entrance to the immaculately maintained park grounds. My husband hates our small shower so he loves the large comfortable and super clean park showers and bathrooms. Mark and Amanda are not 9-5 managers. They're up at the crack of dawn until late in the evening when Mark takes a final tour of the park before turning in. It's very comforting that they are there to help with any problem and are discernable regarding guest management. The park grounds are shaded by beautiful gigantic old trees and the parking spot is graveled so no tracking in grass clippings or mud and no asphalt puddles on rainy days. It is very conveniently located near the junction of highways U.S. 395 and Wa.25. There is a large grassy immaculately maintained and enclosed dog park for running off energy. And, a large open fire pit for guests to gather bringing their own chairs to share in the glow of a large campfire and friendly conversation. Both amenities provide early to bed types peace and quiet. The toughtful design of the park provides both congeniality and quiet privacy at the same time. The park is spacious and plenty of room to park your vehicle in front. Mark and Amanda have many new plans for Columbia Pines and we love their energy, optimism and affection for the Kettle Mountains as do we! The WIFI worked adequately but there is no cable tv only HDMI. We are delighted that Mark and Amanda love the area and plan to stay with Columbia Pines/Grandview. We look forward to seeing them again in September, they're wonderful hosts you can always count on to make your stay great. If you've never visited the Kettle Mountains or fished the many dozens of nearby lakes, you've been missing a special treasure. The lakes are generously stocked with Rainbow trout and some carry bass and pan fish. The upper Columbia is known for it's walleye, BIG trout, bass, pan fish and of course the mighty sturgeon in season. If you rv, check out Columbia Pines/Grandview, you won't regret it. Once you visit, you'll return again and again. There's nothing like fishing on a small lake, just yourself, the eagle or osprey, songbirds, and whatever big mammal that might pop out of the woods. We've never been disappointed and have returned again and again and have already made our reservations for this fall.

Our stay on Dec. 30th, was perfect. The Sasquatch cabin was clean and well stocked with the kitchen…read moresupplies we needed. It was a perfect romantic getaway night for the parents and can't wait to go back with our family.

It was perfect in all the ways! Clean, comfy, beautiful I needed a little get away up to the woods…read moreand this place for a lovely weekend. I can't wait to see what it looks like in the Summer!

Great place! We booked out all the rooms for our car club and everyone was happy which is pretty…read morerare. Unique place, clean, great setting. We will be back.

From the owner: One of a kind gem in the PNW. Beautiful home with breathtaking views, walking distance to Lake…read moreRoosevelt. 5 beautiful rooms ranging from $110 to $175 a night.

About an average CHOICE property. Clean and comfy room with an average breakfast - not much…read morevariety. Very nice indoor pool room.

Rather expensive hotel for the experience we got. It was definitely mediocre, but luckily we were…read moretoo tired to care. Receptionist was nice, though! The ice machine was more of a water machine, and the TV didn't have any decent stations. It is still a good place to sleep, I just wouldn't blow $200 on it...

My colleague and I were in town working out of Seattle. We got a last minute check in to avoid a…read more5hr drive back. Being a bearded black American from Philadelphia, I prepared myself for the usual "small town" stares and rushed answered. Not all the time, but often. And let me tell you. This was a "not all the time" experience. We walked in the bright smiles, genuine eye contact and the smell or good food. I didn't catch the names but EVERYONE was helpful, kind and took the time to answer questions. A real sense of family. I see that some reviewers had bad experiences but I felt welcomed and appreciated. The rooms weren't state of the art but they were very clean, and comfortable with a fridge, microwave and plenty of hot water. Thank you again for the hospitality! Also when you go in.....ask about "Tom"

The front staff was so sweet. The ladies have a very charming approach to hospitality. The inn…read moreis very well maintained and offered me an upgraded room. I got to meet the owner and his wife who stay on property. They took the time to walk me through the cool lobby with all of the fish that the family had caught over time. They were explaining that they are updating several of their rooms currently. Didn't try out the pool but was surprised to see it indoor and huge. The housekeeping staff was also very friendly and worked their tails off to keep the room very clean. A small town inn that reminds me of a how welcoming people once were.

My main concern was that I paid $175 (plus tax)on a Monday night in fall, so I expected something a…read morelittle different than a single story hotel from the 50's with no view, no breakfast ect. It was clean and decent but just terribly overpriced. I guess it's the only hotel around but I just want people to be surprised like I was.

I was told that my RV site cost was $69 for the night for the premium spot, later they emailed me…read morean invoice for $82. The RV park is old and run down with little to offer but the basics. After RV-ing across the states, I believe that a fair value for a night here would be close to $40. The park is not terrible, it's just not even close to an $82 dollar park. I would give the park three stars but due to the deception of the hidden cost I have given it two stars.

Great place to stay if you are traveling through or just want to stay to enjoy the beautiful town…read moreof Chewelah! I am normally a Hilton girl but the closest one is in Spokane and I didn't want to do that drive. This was better than some of the Hiltons I have stayed in and the customer service you receive makes it worth your time. Rose is the owner and was a great host at this B&B. She will take care of you and make sure you have everything you need for your night. The bed was extremely comfortable with a feather top mattress. Bathrooms were clean and room was clean as well. Had a fridge in the room and your own coffee (you know, the normal stuff). Breakfast was a nice set of fruit, cereals, yogurts and breads. Excellent place to stay if you are in the area.

What a nice surprise for an area without many lodging options. Was skiing at 49 Degrees North and…read moredidn't want to book a hotel in Spokane and drive up. Saw the Mountain View Lodge listed on the ski areas web site and decided to give it a try. Great Location and Setting: 8 miles from the ski are meant a casual morning having breakfast and getting ready and still on the lifts by 9:00am. Located at the top end of a sloping pasture with great views out across the valley and surrounding mountains. Quiet, peaceful and the stars at night were amazing. While we were there for skiing this place would be great during any season of the year. Good Accommodations & Breakfast: I'm not a big fan of B&Bs and the Mountain View Lodge is more hotel with common great room than a traditional B&B. Stayed in the Canopy Room, nice, comfortable, roomy and nice view of the valley. I was concerned the Great Room might be the owner's living room and we'd feel like we were encroaching on their space but their living area is separated from the guest wing of the lodge and we felt very comfortable. Breakfast was perfect for what we wanted. Fresh fruit bowl with strawberries, kiwi and melon, yogurt, selection of breads and pastries, oatmeal, granola, cold cereals, juices and coffee. Put out in the Great Room in the morning in the fridge and on a cart for self-service at your convenience. Several bistro style tables mean guests can decide where and how to sit. Great Hosts: Rose was awesome both prior to and during our stay.

A Diamond in the Rough! If you want to take your children or…read moregrandchildren to a "real" ranch, K-Diamond-K is the place to go ! The ranch was founded by hard-working Stephen & veterinarian June Konz in 1961. The present gorgeous large log cabin lodge and all its furniture was self-built by the Konz family between 2000-2008, and is now run by their eldest daughter Kathy (Konz) McKay, husband Brian McKay, and son Stephen McKay. This is the real deal when it comes to western ranches. They raise their own longhorn cattle. You couldn't ask for more ! My wife and I took two of our grandchildren to the ranch planning to spend three days from Thursday, July 31st 2025 to Sunday August 3rd 2025, and ended up extending our stay to August 4, 2025 because our grandchildren had so much fun. What can kids do at K-Diamond-K ? Read the signs and look at the pictures included with this review. This is "real" ranch life with a host that is brimming with smiles and spirit. Kids can rise at 7 am (Don't worry, your excited kids will be waking you up !) to feed the baby animals and gather some fresh eggs from the chicken coop. Then they can accompany owner, Kathy, on her ATV to the ranch's lower valley to milk Kathy's cow Rosebud. Rosebud delivers 3 gallons of milk every morning and every evening, and you will become an expert milker after a short time. Then around 7:30 am, the kids can accompany Kathy on her ATV to round up the ranch's ~50 horses that have been grazing in the lower valley overnight and herd them back to the corral by the lodge. Breakfast is served at 8 am. After breakfast, your kids can brush and love-on a horse and go for a horseback ride on the ranch's 1,600-acre property at 9:30 am or enjoy a completely different ranch activity. Lunch is served at 12:30 pm. Each day is spent doing "exactly what you want to do". The ranch has all the facilities and gear you need for any activity you desire (riding boots, hats, gloves, ropes for roping, biking, fishing, archery, a pickle ball court and a basketball hoop, or just plain relaxing on one of the ranch decks, or on the front lawn lounge chairs). You get three delicious meals a day and will never be hungry. Kathy, cook Chloe, and wranglers Madeleine and Evelyne truly worked as a team during our visit. By the way, the cream in your coffee and the ice cream dessert you enjoy at meal time all come from Rosebud ! So, if you haven't made ice cream before, you can see how its done ! Our grandchildren immediately loved feeding the miniature pigs, milking Rosebud twice a day (they had never milked a cow before), and accompanying Kathy on her daily ritual of herding the horses to the corral in the morning and back to the valley in the evening. They also very much enjoyed the large outdoor trampoline in front of the lodge. We went horseback riding, fishing at Swan Lake, visited the ranch's abandoned gold mine, panned for gold, spent time in the petting zoo, and enjoyed mountain biking. We also played many fun games in the lodge. The kids particularly liked scrabble and the foosball and air hockey tables in the basement. Every evening after dinner, the kids would go to the outdoor trampoline, play games, and sit around the large outdoor campfire to make smore and identify the planets and constellations with the help of our phone's "Skyview" app. Our grandchildren also made some new friends at the ranch and exchanged emails with them to hopefully see them again on a future visit !

We came as a large group during a lull part of the year and allowed to take double rooms as…read moresingles. Halfway thru our stay another large group came without reservations and wanted to stay, we were asked to go back to the original room assignments which we did. During our stay, food was mediocre at best, as the weeks progressed, less and less of it was cooked at dinner time, good choices decreased. At check out time, the owner then decided that the negotiated price for the stay was not enough and tried to raise our final payment. This due to the fact that for half our stay we used twice the rooms. The main hall was dusty and there were a lot of flies. Garbage cans were rarely emptied. Disgusting place. I did notice that Yelp deleted my original review of this dump so I had to post again.

Very cute place on the river. We stayed in the guest house that had a small kitchen, living,…read moredining and queen bed upstairs studio style and downstairs had 1 room with 2 queen beds and a bathroom. I slept upstairs, the fridge is a bit loud so bring earplugs. The bed is right next to the fridge. The portable air conditioning only available upstairs was also loud but better than not having air conditioning at all. I also with she had some Kleenex available. She didn't serve breakfast due to covid19. Her place is beautiful and the river is calm/shallow so perfect for kayaking. She let us use her paddle boards. Penny is very friendly. We got to see her other 2 rooms she rents out, they are very nice as well. I hope to come back again one day.

Ditch the mainstream hotels and stay at Penny's place on the River! You will not be disappointed…read more This cozy little place has everything you need for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Penny is very sweet and takes care of her guests! The bed was super comfy, fireplace in the room, amazing view of the river along with a deck to enjoy your morning coffee on. This place is perfect for a romantic honeymoon or a quick getaway. Do yourself a favor and book now! Thank you Penny, for hosting us! Eric & Cindi from Lubbock Texas.

When was the last time you stayed at a motel and noticed that it was extremely clean? I mean every…read morecorner and crevice including the bathroom areas, is it extremely clean? Northern Inn in Republic, Washington was a welcome surprise. They take pride in keeping the rooms spotless. Before we got into our room, the front desk person greeted us warm and friendly, even at 8:30pm as we rolled in. We welcomed the helpful suggestion for a place to eat (fat guys) as most of the restaurants were closed by this time of the night. The free breakfast in the morning of eggs, sausage, potatoes, waffles, cereal, toast, juice, coffee etc. was the bonus to the stay. Thank you for your hospitality. I wish more motels took pride in their establishment like you guys do.

I stayed here for two nights while on a work trip and was very pleased with my experience. The…read morestaff was friendly, the room was spotless and cozy, and the location couldn't have been better. I'd happily stay here again and recommend it to others.