They list prices they don't honor. Very bait and switch then offer a higher price with a faux…read moredoscount as though it is a concession. Very unscrupulous and grifty.

Only stayed one night. It is now called Sageciffe Resort and Spa. Stayed here about 5 years ago…read morewhen it was still called Cave B. Details in room not taken care of. Very expensive for so many issues. (Just under $500.) Went to our room and greeted by a huge pile of bird excrement! Also splattered on the door! Inside, a blind was broken, a curtain missing, someone had started to paint a beam and probably realized that was a mistake and stopped. No internet in our "deluxe" view with a king room. Would not stay here again, unless a complete overhaul in maintenance and internet services.

SageCliffe has gone downhill from last year. Seems they're cutting down on costs…read more When we arrived there was no welcome drink/glass. The front desk treated us as if we were bothering her. She had a friend who was with her next to the front desk with a glass of wine. That was weird. The friend didn't say hi which is why I'm assuming she was not a staff member. She looked up at us when we walked in and I had to tell her we were checking in. She walked us through the property amenities and then sent us on our way. We returned the next day to use the gym and asked to confirm my spa appointment. She confirmed the time but not whether the 90 min was confirmed (we had called previously to extend to 90 min). We went to use the gym and when we came back down she was socializing with a coworker. She only came back to the front desk once we walked up to it to ask for extra towels. We also let her know we never got an email for the spa form. She had resent it before we headed to the gym. Her response, "that's weird." The hotel can't even figure out their email system. The gym is very minimal. There is a treadmill that is broken (stuck on incline) and dirty yoga mats. No water. No towels. There is a shower. When I arrived at the spa no one was manning the front desk. My massage therapist popped in and checked me in, apologizing that there was no one at the front desk. It was only after I checked in that the front desk person showed up. My massage therapist was very good. She accommodated a 90 minute session when I mentioned I requested it but did not get it. She also went over which I appreciated. Her name is Angela. Very experienced and highly recommend. We intended to eat at their bar where we enjoyed their pizza last year. The bartender informed us that because there is a private party that the kitchen won't be open till 7pm. I replied, "that's too bad as we enjoyed the pizzas last year. The bartender said that pizzas were not available till May. I let him know last year in March there were pizzas available. He thought it was odd as he knew of it as a summer thing. This made me think they were cutting down on costs again as they don't need to fire up their pizza oven. Checked out with same front desk lady. She just looks at me. No proactive greeting. The service here is severely lacking unfortunately. It does not feel like a top notch resort. I will not be back next year and will look somewhere else for my annual weekend getaway.

We stayed here for a wedding weekend and had a great time. This is a secluded property with great…read moreviews and direct access to The Gorge amphitheater. The long entrance driveway take you by some of their other property types like the condos and standalone houses. Check in was a breeze and our cliffhouse (also standalone) was just a short walk from the main building. The room itself had character, but could have been maintained better. The bathroom was dark even with the lights on. Our room did come with water and a drink fridge. The bed was comfortable and the bst part was the outside deck and view that was had from there. We could see the pool and the river. I watched the sunrise from here and it was incredible. The wedding was in the event tent, which was warm and wind resistant because we had strong winds that night. The staff was super friendly and helpful. I spent some time in my friend's home on the property and they all are individually owned and have hot tubs. The whole lace is upscale, but not pretentious!

We stayed here in August of 2010 for a wedding that was taking place next door at Cave B Inn. The…read morebest part was that the rates were less then Cave B and after a long night of wine and food we were able to stumble back to our yurt without worrying about driving to a hotel in Moses Lake. At the time we checked in we didn't realize that Cave B and Chiwana Village were separately operated and we couldn't check in at the lobby of Cave B. Instead we were guided to a separate office to the couple that runs it. Both were very welcoming, nice, and accommodating staying past the time they normally do to check us in. All in all I was a fan. Pros: -The yurt felt like most high end hotels but with a safari twist and definitely very clean. -King sized bed and very comfortable (I think they all have king size beds). -Had a fridge, very large leather sofa, electricity, large bath room with shower (none have a tub), AC/Heat. -The night sky with the millions of stars to look at. -The gorge amphitheater is right there but the crowed isn't. Heads up: -No phone and TV. Since there was a wedding we didn't need the TV but it would have been nice to have one for the time we were in the Yurt. As for the phone our cell phones were dodgy at best and I would have felt safer with a land line if we had an emergency or question. -A flashlight is a must if you plan to walk around the grounds after sunset. It does get dark and much of the trails/walkways do not have lighting. Luckily they provided a small flashlight on our key chain that lit up our path from Cave B to the yurt. -There isn't a front desk to call after hours. The info packet listed Cave B as a contact even though they are separately operated. -The noise of the bathroom light/fan. It will wake anyone up in the middle of the night and there is no way to turn them separately on or the other off/on

We booked the hotel for a close by music festival at the Gorge. I guess staying here is a way…read morebetter option than camping in 90-100 degrees weather at the Gorge, but it wasn't that great of a stay for the price. Next year, I'll look into renting a house if it means I get a bigger space for less of the price. The room is small, bathroom is super tiny, and overall atmosphere of it just wasn't as pleasant. Complimentary breakfast was edible at least and one positive thing about Knights Inn is that there's free wifi and a fridge! There's not too much options for hotels in this side of the state, but I will definitely do my research next time and be more selective about my stay. It's a little less than 30 minutes away from the Gorge if you are trying to look for a closer hotel than to stay in Ellensburg. There's some civilization close to here, there's a gas station, local grocery store, and of course what town would be complete without McDonald's.

Very strong, unpleasant smell was my first impression upon walking in. Smell was worse in the room…read more The carpet and walls were stained in multiple places, The sheets were also stained. In-room coffee maker didn't work, bathroom faucet was broken and shower walls had mold. All for $400 a night.

I'd say this is a fine inexpensive motel. Sounds like there are new owners in comparison to the…read moreolder reviews. It's bare bones but it was clean and the people at the front desk were very friendly and available even at 1am after a concert at the Gorge.

Eww!!!!! Not deserving of any stars so why make me give it one???…read more I've never wrote a review this bad but, it has to be done. Seriously the nastiest place I've ever stayed and had to pay to do it. If you're going to a concert at The Gorge, book something else early and save yourself this Amityville Horror! Think of this place as a very large honey bucket inside the Bates Motel. Bring your Lysol wipes (wipe every surface down prior to touching), sleeping bags, pillows, blankets and whatever else you'd use to camp out. Oh....and don't even think you're sitting in the chair that's stained with who knows what. Bring your flip flops too because the carpet is beyond sketchy!! There are no clocks but don't you think about checking out a second late because Mr. Miyagi will charge you $20; apparently that's the hourly rate at this fine establishment. We didn't even shower because it looked so disgusting we decided to just take off and save ourselves the horror of being in that room one moment longer. The comforters smelled, blankets had cigarette burns, no outlets in the vile bathroom, a phone straight out of the 70's, no dead bolt on the door; we just barricaded it. The one Exit door was locked from the inside so getting out during a fire (which seems like it could happen at any moment), would have been very interesting. Watch TV? Umm.....pick a fuzzy line filled channel and enjoy. Don't forget to wipe the remote down with one of your Lysol wipes first though. You want to hear it? Nope, volume only goes so high, sorry. Wait.....that one channel comes in REAL loud; you know, the infomercial channel. Save yourself the nightmare and stay ANYWHERE else!!! We just had to start making a joke of it. We called the carpet lava and would warn each other not to forget to put our lava shoes on before getting off the bed.

Folks are pleasant, venue is kept clean and prices are reasonable. Lots to do with the family,…read morekids can run around and be safe. Water sports, biking, golf, fishing, camping, and more stuff to do , really nice place that's not too far from Seattle to get away from city life. Crescent bar is a gem, which will only become more desirable. We toured a Million + dollar home while visiting, which is part of a 20 home development. Someone has the foresight that has decided to invest in this area.

Went here on a vacation with my girlfriends family and I had a really good time. Great food,…read moreawesome pool/hot tub, fast and delicious cafe and we had an amazing room! Oh and btw, get ice cream at their restaurant joint, it is bomb. Only spent 2 days and one night but it was one of the best resorts I have ever been too. Nothing beats great wolf lodge though;)

Can't say enough good things about Deborah Park who managed to find us an ideal condo to rent last…read moreminute over Memorial Weekend. She runs Crescent Bar Vacation Rentals and Crescent Bar Excursions so there is a lot she can offer you and your vacation from boat rentals and activities to enjoy, to amazing condos or homes in Sun Serra. For those of you who aren't familiar with the fun that is Crescent Bar -think Grand Canyon-level beautiful scenery and tons of fun, polite and very attractive people all enjoying the sun and the water on a sand berm. The best thing about CB is that it is only 2.5 hours from Seattle. On holiday weekends, you might compare it to holidays at Lake Lanier (Georgia) or Lake Havasu (Arizona). IF you have never gone to Crescent Bar, you really should. It is the most fun you can have outside of skiing or that close to Seattle. . I drove down from Seattle with a few friends on the Friday of Memorial weekend. Despite it being a big holiday at Crescent Bar with space of all either priced at a premium or unavailable, Debbie provided us with an amazing 2/2 condo at Sun Serra complete with her five-star service at a non- holiday price. As soon as we drove in from Seattle, Debbie came out to meet us and even managed to locate convenient parking for our boats and trucks on property without charging us extra. Her kindness and consideration kept coming throughout our stay as she checked in with us a few times to see if we needed anything! Our two bedroom condo was beautiful. The property offered five pools , four hot tubs, and all types of sporting courts. Our condo /townhome proved to be the perfect place to go and relax after a day in the sun and on the water. Anyone looking to make memories at Crescent Bar at a fair price should reach out to Debbie from Crescent Bar Vacation Rentals and Crescent Bar Excursions.

DO NOT USE these people. They will take your money without discussing it with you and give some…read moretotal bs reason. I can't believe they're still in business with their seemingly unethical treatment of their customers. Renting from them ruined our vacation, and cost us over $200 extra dollars. If you rent from them take VERY DETAILED PICTURES of EVERYTHING! Don't let them tell you not to. Review your receipt and your credit card statement!!

We've just returned from our 2nd stay this month at Sunserra in Crescent Bar. It was the first…read moretime we rented units managed by ResortWorks and it was absolutely the most fantastic experience. All of the units we've stayed in (Copacabana, Peaceful Easy Feeling and Surfin' Safari) have been meticulously maintained and were super clean for being vacation rentals. The staff at ResortWorks is top-notch. Faye and Michelle were ALWAYS available. We ran out of propane one night for BBQ'ing and we called them and within 5 minutes we had another one at our doorstep. We're already planning our 3rd trip out there this summer and would recommend these gals for your next vacation rental in Crescent Bar.

No complaints here!!! Rest area that is well maintained. That's all you need driving through I-90…read more Next stop, food!

This is a fine rest area. But be prepared, its only a rest area. No stores. Clean bathroms, easy…read moreparking. Dog walk area. Trucks.