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.

We stayed at Twist river suites as we our campsite at Pearrygin lake state park state park got…read morecancelled due to fire. We had an amazing time at the Twist river suites. The suites are in excellent condition, very clean and spacious with fully fledged kitchen. Very thankful to Donna and Stephanie for going the extra distance for accommodating us in the late evening and helping us out in the time of need. Highly recommend staying at this property.

While Twisp River Suites was a little more expensive then some of the other lodging in the area --…read moreit was well worth paying a little more. The room was super clean and spacious and the breakfast was tasty and had some good variety. It was also nice to be able to just open the patio door and hear the river.

Beautiful Pine Lodge Cabin was an awesome place to spend family vacation time! So much room,…read moregorgeous views from the deck sipping on hot coffee in the early mornings. Pool table, jacuzzi and big tv was awesome to have use for all of us and huge eating area and full kitchen to do the cooking for the family! Bedrooms with their own bathrooms was awesome with each having their own room temperature to control. Make sure to sign up for the snowmobile and sleigh riding with the beautiful big horses, 1st sipping on hot cider & it was delicious! Great experience in the snow with the fam and it did not disappoint, i would definitely return & also Definitely highly recommend Snowmobiling and sleigh riding tour guides were awesome, very knowledgeable and super friendly!! Mahaaalooo

Arrived early and decided to order some small bites to eat before our sleigh ride. This is a Self…read moreservice. Scan the QR code to order. Very disappointed with the lunch menu. They only have butternut squash soup and cauliflower soup available. I ordered the creamy cauliflower soup but it was the worst soup I had. It is not creamy or has cauliflower chunks. It was so watery. This bowl of soup is not worth $13.01! Not a place to grab a bite! Do not recommend this place for food. Don't think I will be back

What a gem! Casia Lodge is set in one of the most beautiful valleys in the country, surrounded by…read morebreathtaking scenery and views that go on for miles. Every detail, from the gorgeous rooms to the attentive service, made our stay memorable. A true highlight was the food. It was exceptional - beautifully presented, and incredibly fresh. We scheduled a private cooking class with the head chef. Lucky us to see how he works his magic in the kitchen. We rented bikes from a local store and got to ride around the valley. Hiking in the surrounding mountains was another fun activity We left feeling thoroughly relaxed and looking forward to our next visit.

Gorgeous and lovely dining experiences with interesting dishes with a hefty price and average value…read morefor the food. Veranda restaurant has rotating guest chef. Check the website for their rotating menu. Expect crafty dishes using meh ingredients turning them into interesting and tasty eats. How good depends on the chef but the prices are invariably expensive. Absolutely gorgeous lodgy dining rooms with bar seating available. Service is so attentive it's a bit intrusive

The Apres Cabin is like a perfect boutique hotel with all the comforts of being in a house. No…read moredetail is overlooked, deliciously comfy linens, amazing design touches throughout. Maldon sea salt...Game closet is well stocked and the layout of the house is ideal for a few families. Don't hesitate to stay here!

we absolutely love it there ! everyone was so amazing. Anna went out of her way n gave us brow mix…read moreand a pan for my hubbys bday since we forgot a cake I know that's bad of me lol . but staff and owners were absolutely amazing we love it there will be back for sire often too!

If you stay here, be aware the owner can be confrontational about normal, unavoidable things and…read morethe housekeeping could be better. We liked Liar's Cove until the owner ruined it. We booked next year while we were still there, but after we got home the owner called and absolutely lost it. My parents' cabin had a king and a bunk shoved up against the window A/C so it didn't work; it was hot, so my daughter and I moved the bunk so the ac was functional. There were blood spots on the sheets because my dad had a toenail removed that week and my son cut his leg tripping over the fire pit in the dark. Instead of handling this professionally, she came at me furious and accusatory. We spent good money and planned to return, but after that call we won't be back.

We loved this stay! It's very very remote and be sure to pay attention to the listing description…read moreabout the primitive road to be sure you can make it to the location. The hobbit house was very whimsical and adorably crafted. The fireplace worked well. There's electricity via a generator and primitive plumbing but no kitchenette or anything. We brought a little electric griddle that we prepped our seven hobbit meals on, and that worked well. The woodwork and ornate door is beautiful, and I loved the cute bathroom. We tried to fill the tub, but there isn't enough hot water to do it, and the draining is a bit complicated. Knowledge of how to operate a generator and problem solve electrical and plumbing issues may make your stay more enjoyable. No mention of the generator was in the listing, so when we checked in, we weren't sure at first why we didn't have electricity. We read the house book in detail, and luckily my husband is super handy and got us running. Despite the generator working, we still lost power and plumbing pressure more than once, and he was running outside in the chilly hobbit air to fix them. It didn't dampen our experience at all.. it was like camping, but it should be in the listing in case you aren't as handy as my husband is. Had I been there alone, I would have been in trouble for sure!

Here and back again. A journey definitely worth taking…read more You don't need to travel to New Zealand to visit The Shire. The adventure to Middle Earth is here in Washington State! I never knew such a place can exist in the PNW but anything is possible right? Location: A few miles past Chelan (on HWY US-97 North) two miles up the switchback gravel dirt road and tucked into the hillside to the left lies The LOTR inspired Hobbit Hole. It is about a 3-3.5 hour drive from Seattle. Parking: There is a designated parking spot reserved for the Airbnb. You will have to take a very short but steep walk to the entrance. Ambiance: I felt like I was in Bilbo Baggins house. Kristie (the Airbnb host) did an amazing job with every single detail. From the garden setup with a small picket fence on the outside to the cozy, non-modern wood crafted set up on the inside. The place was very clean, well prepared and well themed. The fireplace is the only source for heat but you only need to turn it on for a few minutes to warm up the entire place. We were served with fresh baked cookies as a greeting. A few items that are provided are herbal tea, coffee, water, an electric kettle, drinking mugs, toiletries, disposable wooden silverwares and a few games. Also provided is a station for wood chiseling if you want to tap into your creative side. This hobbit hole is very small and intimate, a perfect getaway for couples. View: Beautiful views looking through the hobbit door of the Columbia River Gorge Mountainside! Note: You will definitely get a feel of Middle Earth since it's a few miles from civilization. No wifi or cellphone service in the Hobbit Hole. I was able to get a little reception from Verizon at the parking spot. The septic tank goes off once in awhile and it can be a little noisy but nothing unbearable. The ceiling decoration above the bed is very low. If you a LOTR fanatic, then this is something to check out!

We first stayed at Spring Creek Ranch for a weekend vacation. While we were there we fell in love…read morewith the absolutely gorgeous venue and with Sarah's amazing attention to detail. When we were engaged a year later, Spring Creek Ranch was at the top of our list for venues. Ultimately we chose Spring Creek Ranch for the following reasons: -beautiful venue, with amazing trees which we really wanted because we wanted to get married under an epicly beautiful tree -Sarah, great communication, flexibility and attention to detail -affordability, we rented it for the full weekend at the price we would have paid to rent a place for an afternoon at traditional fancy wedding venue -location, walking distance to Winthrop meant we didn't have to worry about how to get guests home if they partied hard -extremely flexible, no requirements to use specific vendors for anything and a reasonable sound policy allowing for the late night party we wanted. All in all, we would highly recommend Spring Creek Ranch.

We have rented the Ranch House for many years in the winter. The spot is perfect for families as it…read moreis within walking distance to everything. It is in a beautiful setting. You feel secluded, while at the same time so close to town. Sarah is so responsive and helpful. I couldn't recommend it more.

I highly recommend using Methow Reservations. Unlike the other standard booking services, you can…read moretalk to a local person about specific lodging requests. They are personable, professional and knowledgeable. If you leave a message they actually follow-up. Dollars go back into this magical community and keep corporations out. After coming to the Methow Valley for over ten years and always using them, I cannot say enough about them. They definitely stand apart from other booking services.

Central Reservations not only is THE source for lodging information and booking in the Methow…read moreValley, it is a wonderful way to link all the small B&Bs, Inns, houses for rent, etc. to the broader public. They know what they're doing and are incredibly helpful. Yes, there are other ways, but for Mazama and Winthrop, Central Reservations (Methow Valley Central Reservations) is the way to go.

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!