I enjoyed my stay, Pizza was a spontaneous thing that added t our fun!…read more PIZZA, A MOUNTAIN SHADOW NIGHT: It's a simple lump of dough, turned into an occasion to extoll, A simple packet of yeast, firing up a fragrance to behold. Kneed it, need it more, lay it aside and let the yeast implode, Then watch out for Liz, she lays down a mean pin-a-roll! Line up a hungry crew of the Red Mountain ski hill kind, Watch them fire together topping from majestic to sublime. Adam we trusted with the sauce, An English twist to an Italian trust. Fire the stove full throttle, watch your time, don't 'Dave' the crust, Those take a full throttle Rosé, to settle the dust! The evening drifts, the stories grew, of past exploits to future derry-go, From the Euro Alps, Kiwi Erupts, the Aussie Knob, and Rockies Thrust! Rick Collins, March 2018.

My friend and I were going to stay here for a night in August 2017. We got there late at about 9 or…read more10pm, put our stuff on our beds and then started getting ready for the night. I was about to put my stuff in the "locker" under the bed when I noticed how filthy it was. Then I took a step back and noticed how poorly cleaned the rest of the room was too. I then noticed that there were weird white marks on all the cracks and crevasses of the bed frames. That was a huge red flag. Having worked at a hotel, I know where they spray for bed bugs. So, I checked the foot of the bed and right there was a live BEDBUG. I cannot describe the panic my friend and I went through. Instantly gathering up our things and piling it on the plastic chair in the room. I went downstairs to tell the man at the front desk that we had found bed bugs and he just sent us to another room. The first bed I checked in that room had a dead beg bug right there on the bed frame (the obviously hadn't done a thorough cleaning in a while). So we asked for a refund, garbage bags for our stuff, and we got the hell out of there and stayed at a motel a couple blocks over. Hopefully they've cleaned up their act since.

A last minute decision to stay up here led us to calling Art. He was very helpful and we loved the…read morecabin. Cozy and comfortable. I enjoyed reading the guest book.

From the owner: We offer a variety of lodging options, from nightly stays to vacation rentals on the banks of the…read moreUpper Columbia River. All of our lodgings have either kitchenettes or full kitchens, wifi is available(additional fee). Our lodgings are in various locations in the town of Northport as well as on the river. Our riverside lodgings offer free use of our private dock. We are 8 miles from the Canadian border and 16 miles from Red mountain ski resort, as well as several golf courses, world class trout / walleye fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, bird watching, and most importantly... RELAXING. All of these are at your fingertips right here in the northeast corner of Washington along the Upper Columbia River.

We've stayed here a couple of times and think it's just great. It's in a great location and the…read morestaff are friendly. We usually get a private double room, which has everything we need. There are shared washrooms with decent shower hours. The shower's water pressure was weak, but still did the job. There's parking, which is good. No air conditioning in the rooms and the bugs and moths seemed to like hanging around outside the window screens. We stayed upstairs - there's no elevator so make sure you're able to carry your things up a flight of stairs. Overall, a welcoming, clean, quiet place. We would stay here again. PS - we've also stayed in other hotels in Nelson, and, honestly, for the value, I prefer the Dancing Bear - especially since we spent so little time in our room.

I highly recommend this place, its central to just about everything in Nelson…read more I stayed in the 8 bed dorm rooom for the weekend, the staff was very kind and helpful.

This place got me out of staying in a bed bug-ridden hostel in nearby. It was the only place in…read moretown that was open late (I think it has 24-hour check-in). The owner/manager person was very friendly, despite the fact that we had to wake him up in in the middle of the night to check-in. The rooms are modest, a bit dated, but clean (the shower looked like it could've used a good scrub though). Also, breakfast was included and even though it it was a pretty modest breakfast, it was better than having to go out and find something to eat when you want to get going in the morning.

We paid $147 per night for two people, which was too much for the value received. We stayed 3…read morenights. The first off-putting thing we encountered was the sign saying "NO BOARDS/SKIS IN THE ROOMS" or a $250 fine would be assessed to our credit card. I mean, I get that maybe some careless kooks may have caused damage to rooms in the past, but most people can manage having boards/skis in their room without issue. After all, one goes there in the winter to ski or ride. It is not convenient to pack/unpack your snowboard/ski bags without it actually inside the room, especially if it's snowing. The other issue was the hot tub. It was not hot. Warm maybe, but not hot. This was due to the cover being a 1-2" cheap piece of foam versus a proper hot tub cover. Overall, the hot tub area just wasn't very inviting. The beds were pretty uncomfortable (hard) and we joked the pillows were plastic pillows b/c they had this lame plastic covering on them and then a pillow case on top, as if one would trying to protect a bed from a child peeing on it. We couldn't have paid extra for the kitchenette if knew we couldn't use it. The cookware was useless unless we wanted to whip ourselves up a cancer omelette in the morning. The Tephlon on all the pots/pans were chipping profusely. Not safe. As a result, we could not use the stove. Just the microwave and fridge, which the cheaper non-kitchenette units also had available. Also the only sink in the room was the sink in the kitchen. It's time for the kitchenettes to be updated. Positive things: Close to Red Mountain (5-10 min drive), decent shower pressure, rooms were clean enough, heaters worked well, friendly staff (as long as the owner didn't discover us sneaking our board bags inside so we could pack/unpack our stuff).

Place looks great from the outside , Grounds are kept clean , Makes you think its all cared for…read moreeven on the inside.. NOT even close. Urine stained box springs, bare wires ( not sure if they are live) Stove is older then me, No pilot lights , Gas filled the room when I went to cook ( I did ask for a kitchenette but guess that didn't mean a functional kitchen) Bugs in the lamp shades. Total gross place to stay, I do have pictures and videos to back up claim..

My wife and I stayed at this beautiful lodging for four nights and had a wonderful times. Superb…read moreview of the Upper Columbia River, excellent bird watching, lovely gardens, and great trout fishing. Gabriel and Art took care of everything we needed. We liked it so much that we are going back in two weeks.

From the owner: We offer a variety of lodging options, from nightly stays to vacation rentals on the banks of the…read moreUpper Columbia River. All of our lodgings have either kitchenettes or full kitchens, wifi is available(additional fee). Our lodgings are in various locations in the town of Northport as well as on the river. Our riverside lodgings offer free use of our private dock. We are 8 miles from the Canadian border and 16 miles from Red mountain ski resort, as well as several golf courses, world class trout / walleye fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, bird watching, and most importantly... RELAXING. All of these are at your fingertips right here in the northeast corner of Washington along the Upper Columbia River.

We live in Tucson, AZ and love coming up to Northport, WA to escape the heat! We always stay at one…read moreof the Lazy Daze Retreats. They are equipped with a small kitchen and everything you need to have an enjoyable stay. We stayed in "the Station" this time and it was delightful! A very well done garage theme! I highly recommend Lazy Daze Retreats as your destination the next time you want to get away from the craziness of city life! Fishing, boating, hiking, bicycling and hunting are all available! There are a couple of restaurants and a historic bar (Kuk's) within walking distance. Like a said a great destination if you want to escape the rat race in comfort!

From the owner: We offer a variety of lodging options, from nightly stays to vacation rentals on the banks of the…read moreUpper Columbia River. All of our lodgings have either kitchenettes or full kitchens, wifi is available(additional fee). Our lodgings are in various locations in the town of Northport as well as on the river. Our riverside lodgings offer free use of our private dock. We are 8 miles from the Canadian border and 16 miles from Red mountain ski resort, as well as several golf courses, world class trout / walleye fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, bird watching, and most importantly... RELAXING. All of these are at your fingertips right here in the northeast corner of Washington along the Upper Columbia River.

This is a well-maintained property and we enjoyed our stay very much. The room was clean and…read moredecorated nicely -- just a bit small. I liked the indoor pool and hot tubs. I also appreciated the longer hours that the pool room was open, compared to other hotels where we have stayed. The breakfast included hot items (waffles, egg & sausage biscuit, oatmeal) as well as several continental-type offerings. Check-in clerk was friendly and efficient.

Upon walking in, the overwhelming smell of cigarette smoke hits you. The room was heavily perfumed…read more Breakfast consisted of pre-packaged egg sandwiches and burritos. We sat near a slatted wall, which was filthy. The adjacent wall had stains of something running down to the floor. Very nice exterior hides what's going on inside. We couldn't get out of there fast enough.