Pros Near the Falls Comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms French press coffee in your room! Great shower with awesome water pressure. Nice size TV Pillow selection Very friendly and helpful staff Cons Price- at these prices the value is questionable when everything is not absolutely perfect. We splurged on Riverside room but not much view of the river lol Towels are thin and rough Need more than two wine glasses. Regular glass for water would be nice. No fitness room on site. Day pass to another gym was fine but would have preferred something at the lodge( again bc paying a lot of money) read more

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Truly the best hotel experience I have ever had. I stayed 3 nights in a spa level riverside king for my and my husbands wedding. The customer service the whole time was on a new level. They cared about our stay and truly made it a luxurious experience. Club 268 was amazing, great cocktails and great service by the man and woman who were attendants there. I apologize that I cannot name them by name. The spa!! Unreal experience, everything was clean and they truly thought of everything like a heated massage table. My massage therapist was Addison for 2 nights and he provided the best massage service, even informing my massage therapist on my 3rd night of things I did or needed. He listened to my disabilities and made adjustments. Addison made a once scary experience for me very enjoyable. My husband and I cannot wait to come back. We were sad to leave. We felt special every moment at Salish Lodge and Spa. read more

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We wanted a weekend away and will absolutely be returning! The interior of the hotel is lovely with ample places to relax and enjoy a quiet weekend including the lounge, a seat by the fire out front, or just relaxing in the room itself. We stayed on the spa floor and having an in-room fireplace made for such a cozy addition to an already great stay. Spa treatments and dinner, while a bit pricey, were well worth the cost in our opinion. Even the waiting/relaxation area for the spa felt luxurious with a lit fire, snacks, and a tea station at the ready! And for the Twin Peaks fans there are a variety of great nods to the show without feeling like you've stepped into a tourist trap. Themed cocktails and a handful of shop items were tasteful and unique! Overall, Salish has landed on our "to revisit" list as a fast favorite! read more

The 40 min drive was totally worth it to see the falls and we had the best brunch here! Parking looked a bit tight but we got lucky... also pro-tip go to the bar area... we walked up with a kid without reservations and the dining room had a 2 hour wait BUT luckily we we were able to get seated at a great table by the bar without waiting.. Our waitress was so helpful and personable... she made for a nice experience. The food was excellent! My buddy ordered the big American breakfast and it's the most food I've ever seen at brunch! It came with overnight oats, pancakes, yogurt, meat, eggs and choice of drink... so wild! I ordered the pork shank benedict and wow! The croissant was a great base, pork done very well and the hollandaise was out of this world! And don't forget the biscuits! read more

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We came to the Salish Lodge to celebrate my birthday, and they made the entire experience feel truly special from start to finish. The atmosphere alone is relaxing, but the staff added an extra layer of warmth that really stood out. My fiancé did run into a bit of a challenge getting clear communication about getting a package set up before our arrival, but despite that, he was able to confirm the chocolate covered strawberries and rose petals just in time. Walking into the room and seeing everything set up so thoughtfully instantly made the night feel elevated and romantic! We also booked a couples massage, which was incredibly relaxing and probably one of the most calming experiences we've had. The therapists were professional, attentive, and created such a peaceful environment that we walked out feeling amazing. Dinner was absolutely delicious. They even surprised me with the cutest little birthday cake, which was such a sweet touch and made me feel celebrated. Both our waiter for dinner and our waitress for breakfast had the brightest personalities. They were upbeat, engaging, and genuinely seemed happy to be there. Their energy made the experience feel personal and fun, not just routine service. Breakfast the next morning was equally amazing. And the local honey they drizzle over the biscuits? Incredible. The views, the ambiance, and the overall vibe of the lodge made it feel like a peaceful little escape from reality. Even though we only stayed one night, it felt incredibly special, relaxing, and memorable. Salish Lodge truly knows how to make an occasion feel meaningful, and I'd love to return and experience it all again. read more

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Hands down the most premium hotel experience I've had. While the price certainly matched that, I never felt like I wasn't getting my money's worth. The staff were friendly and helpful. The (complimentary!) valet service especially was great. We had breakfast at the restaurant, which was also excellent. Finally, the view of the falls is extraordinary, even if it was a bit of a trek on the unusually hot day we had chosen for our stay. read more

My partner and I had just watched Twin Peaks and came to "The Great Northern" for massages at the spa to celebrate his birthday. We did the falls "hike" before our treatments. You can see the Twin Peaks main view if you walk about 5 minutes, but there is also a bigger loop around that takes about 15 down and 25 up. So we were outdoors for about an hour, and had to stop at the gift shop. They have coffee, ice cream, pastries, and tons of souvenirs. From the minute we entered the property itself, we really felt special. Staff is smiling, friendly, opens doors, and really welcomes you. The spa itself was so much more luxurious than I had imagined. The fluffy robes were so cozy, and the waiting room for treatment has complimentary yummy snacks (freeze dried strawberries, chocolate covered nuts/raisins, energy bites, pretzels, tea, etc.) while you wait. You can also order cocktails from their spa-cktail menu for a charge. Our massages were so relaxing. You get to choose aromatherapy, targeted areas, etc on the intake form. We were so relaxed that we wished we had booked longer sessions! Afterward, you can shower in their locker room area, which is a little small, but well-stocked with a blow dryer, disposable combs/razors, deodorant, etc. The shampoo and conditioner in the shower left my hair feeling so soft. The only complaint I have is that there were no large towels or washcloths; the only towels were hair-towel size. Also, the spa spray in the shower itself was empty. The women's had 3(?) showers but my partner said there was only 1 shower in the men's, so he didn't have time to wait to use it before our dinner reservation. I would love to come back sometime! read more

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The highlight here for me is the staff! Everyone from the front desk associates, to the spa staff, restaurant staff, and especially the manager, Jackson, is amazing! They go above and beyond to make sure you have a wonderful experience. The hotel is also certainly luxurious, and feels a world away from Seattle even though it's an easy drive to SEA and the surrounding larger cities. Snoqualomie Falls is breathtakingly gorgeous and Salish maximizes the views and natural beauty. Our room had the most amazing view, cozy bed, and double headed shower. The bath products smelled wonderful and the cleaning staff made sure our room was freshened up every day. The only negative for me was due to some weird "policies". Now, it could be because we booked online for the spa service and didn't book directly by calling that we were so surprised when we showed up for our spa treatments early to use the amenities and found they required a separate reservation. I have been to 20+ spas in many states and countries but have never run into that. Once again, the wonderful staff was accommodating and squeezed us into use the hot tub for 15 mins prior to our treatment. Unfortunately, that still left a sour taste in my mouth because we were unable to use the cold plunge (which is another separate reservation) and were not able to use the amenities after our treatments at all. This is just one example and we ran into this type of odd policy multiple times in our stay that took away from the "luxury" feel of the hotel. read more

Salish Lodge & Spa - Gorgeous view from our room - Day Spas Near Me - Snoqualmie, Washington

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Lovely place for sunset and dinner. My husband and I met our friends here and we enjoyed our dinner. Service was very attentive and the chef was great at accommodating dietary restrictions. Food was really tasty. Would definitely love to come back one day. read more

Salish Lodge & Spa - Sunset - Day Spas Near Me - Snoqualmie, Washington

Buyer beware! The rooms are very far. They look much larger in the photos. There are no drawers in your room, so make sure you pack accordingly. This facility discriminate against the handicapped if you are handicapped or you have somebody in your party that is handicapped they will treat you very poorly and demean you. read more

For pretty much my entire adult life, staying at Salish Lodge has been on my PNW bucket list. My fiancé and I decided to nix gifts for Christmas for each other this year and take a trip instead and we decided on staying here! SO glad I finally got to experience this iconic hotel. We were in Snoqualmie killing time until check in, but we received a text that our room was ready early (complimentary to check in early if it's ready!) so we headed over. Valet is included in your stay and all of the attendants are super nice. Check-in was also a breeze, and we were also given the choice of NA hot apple cider, or spiked hot apple cider which was an awesome welcome. We had a river view king room with a balcony and it was absolutely gorgeous! Probably our favorite room we've ever stayed in. I wish we had more of a view of the falls, but it was still really pretty. Opening up our sliding glass door to listen to the falls was one of our favorite parts about the stay. The bed was also super comfy and we loved the added coziness from the fireplace. The shower was also HUGE with two separate rain shower heads. I also made us reservations for the soaking pool, which is only accessible for guests. It's $75 for two for an hour in the soaking pool, which I think is a fair price for how awesome the experience is. You're greeted at the front desk, and taken to a waiting lobby that's dimly lit with a warm fireplace. Super cozy! We were taken to our soaking pool right at our appointment time and we were pleasantly surprised at how BIG the pool was. There's either two or three pools (definitely two) and we felt that the distance and barriers between the separate pools made it feel very private and comfortable. There was complimentary NA drinks, but they give you a button to press where you can order alcoholic drinks to the pool. They were super quick with this service and the girl working was super nice. We didn't dine here because we wanted to check out a handful of other local businesses for meals, but it's on our list! We did try to order brunch via room service, but their site told us brunch orders were not available for room service at that time. Maybe next time! While staying at Salish is definitely a splurge, it's extremely worth it. It was one of our favorite stays that we've experienced together and I know we'll for sure come back in the future for a special occasion. read more

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The food was super delicious! It's pricey, but it sucks when you pay the price and don't get that caliber of food. This was definitely worth it. The mushroom pate and oysters were my favorite, but I will say that everything I ordered was good. My one suggestion would be to expand the drink menu (not a lot of options if you don't like the whiskey). It almost made me choose elsewhere, but I'm glad I proceeded. It was easy to order off menu, and I actually ordered one of their NA drinks, and added the booze. read more

Our nieces wedding was yesterday, the lodge served us a beautiful private breakfast, then cocktail hour and a great reception. The atmosphere was incredible, food great but the service,flawless! read more

I stayed here with my significant other for her birthday, and the entire experience was incredible from start to finish. Our room was beautiful -- we had a balcony with a stunning view of the waterfall, and I swear the pillows gave me the best sleep I've ever had. We booked the couple's massages at the spa, and wow... absolutely worth it. So relaxing and just what we needed. After the massage, we didn't even want to leave the room -- we ordered breakfast in, and it was easily one of the best meals we've had anywhere. The duck chilaquiles were surprisingly the star of the show -- I was skeptical at first, but they ended up being the best chilaquiles we've ever tasted. The pancakes were great too! Everything exceeded our expectations -- the views, the room, the food, and the overall vibe. Customer service was friendly, professional, and went above and beyond. This was truly a 10/10 mini-getaway, and we're already planning to make this a yearly tradition. Huge thank you to everyone at Salish Lodge & Spa for making our stay so relaxing and memorable. We can't wait to come back! read more

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Took a drive and had brunch at Salish in the new dining room! Well worth the drive. Their coffee service is so fun and the pork shank eggs Benedict DELICIOUS!!! The new bar in the restaurant looks very cool and comfy. One of our favorite places. read more

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I'm going to do my best by not giving this a really long review, but this was one of the most relaxing stays I've ever had. My first trip to the Pacific Northwest, I wasn't initially planning on going all out, but something told me to make the most of it since I didn't know when/if I'd return, so I took advantage. Booked two nights in the Spa Level Riverside Guest Room which takes up the top 4th floor of the lodge. This includes access to Club 268, which was located right next to the reception desk, check in was accessed by your room key. I figured with their consistent food and beverage options, this would actually save me on a couple of meals. Pulling up to the valet, they were friendly and informative with the process after hours when they left for the day which was something I needed to know as I like to go night driving. Check in with a new girl in training went smoothly, and if she needed information, she asked her co-worker who was also helpful. Warm cider was offered, and I had two cups it was that good (they had an alcoholic version as well). If you have anxiety, you might encounter this if you booked the top floor, as you are face to face with the spa reception desk where a receptionist as well as some therapists might be standing when you exit the elevator. It can be a little awkward at first, but eventually you should get used to it. Room was pretty much across from the elevator area but I didn't mind. The space was beautiful; the bathroom had lovely pendant lamps framing the mirror, and an illuminated light came on under the sink when you turned off the other bathroom lighting. This didn't shut off so I guess it's in case you needed to get up at night. Dual-showers in the large space, water pressure was okay. Television worked fine, and I enjoyed the fireplace. Desk was also useful, although I wish the chair was more comfortable. I'm used to watching tv from the desk at other hotels, however here the fireplace was in between so I had to go to the bed to watch instead. The two chairs were surprisingly comfortable, and there was a long bench area under the tv if you had extra guests. Gifts in the room was a nice leather luggage tag and a box of really good chocolates elegantly presented. There was also a balcony which I didn't spend a lot of time on, but I'd walk out every now and then to watch the water passing. Restaurant is under renovation, so they had 'The Attic' stand in for their restaurant for the time being, and the lounge was lively during their open hours right off the check-in area. I didn't eat here but the hostesses I spoke to were nice. Shop was close to the entrance, and they had a decent selection of local as well as whimsical items. The lighting fixtures throughout the property were beautiful. The property this place sits on is another reason I wanted to stay here. There are a lot of areas to walk, and one of my favorites was right on-site. Seeing the Snoqualmie Falls in person was very moving for me, and you could access different viewing levels which I took advantage of. I didn't get to walk the whole trail this time, but would love to on another visit. Can't think of much I would have changed about this trip, and I hope to return someday soon. read more

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This was everything and more! Absolutely a must. The service was amazing and all the little extra touches are so appreciated and they are lovely. This was the best experience I ever had at a hotel. I am a Twin Peaks fan and the little nods to the show were incredibly sweet especially having a little personal Assistant named Cooper.... The gift shop was beautiful . Amanda-lee Seely Morton read more

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Beautiful lodge, but restaurant host's rude and unfair treatment ruined the experience We stayed at Salish Lodge & Spa in July (13-14) to celebrate our anniversary. Everything about the lodge was lovely -- except the dinner experience at the restaurant, which left us feeling disrespected and angry. We are an East Asian couple, and we had an 8:00 PM reservation. Earlier that afternoon, we visited the restaurant in person and politely asked about a specific patio table for our celebration. The staff told us that seats aren't guaranteed but he will inform evening shift manager -- which we fully understood and respected. However, when we arrived at 8 PM for our reservation, we saw a white couple ahead of us -- walk-ins, no reservation -- being seated immediately... at the exact table we had requested earlier. We were asked to wait, and after about 10 minutes, the host led us to a different patio seat -- one with direct sunlight, right in front of the door, and no view. When we asked to switch to another nearby empty table, the host replied, "Someone is waiting for that table." That made no sense. We were told table assignments weren't possible -- so how could that table be "saved" for someone else? Let me be very clear: we are not upset about not getting that particular seat. We're upset because: 1. We were told no one could request specific tables, yet others clearly could. 2. We had a reservation and waited, while walk-ins were prioritized. 3. The host showed no professionalism, and treated us like we were being "difficult." 4. She threw the menus onto the table and said in the most dismissive, sarcastic tone: "Have a great dinner." It was shocking and completely inappropriate. It felt like we were being punished for simply asking to be treated fairly. There was no basic courtesy, let alone hospitality. This kind of inconsistent policy enforcement and rude behavior -- especially toward guests of color -- is unacceptable. I hope the management takes this seriously and trains their staff better. We came here for a celebration, but left with disappointment and resentment. read more

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WOW! Can you say customer service?! My husband and I stayed at the Salish for our 25th wedding anniversary over Labor Day weekend. The inn and spa were both extremely busy but we would never had known as we felt like we were treated as royalty. From the complimentary bottle of champagne at arrival and superior valet service we didn't have to worry about a thing. Our meal upstairs in the attic was superb. Rose petals on the table, more champagne. We had the châteaubraind and flourless chocolate cake. The spa, however, was our favorite place. Do not skip the spa. We had the entire sauna and steam rooms to ourselves. A most relaxing massage. Shout out to Kelsey and Abby. These two know how to make you feel special. If you haven't been there - Go. Highly recommend this place. The price is worth every penny. read more

My first staycation here over a year ago was phenomenal - 5 stars (room/food/spa). After one of the most challenging periods of my life I decided to treat myself to a spa/book binge in bed weekend, but sadly this second experience was less than amazing. It's the weekend after Thanksgiving and all of the Christmas decor is up - it looks lovely but Salish decided to pump the HVAC vents full of a fake evergreen/pine scent that I'm severely allergic to. The ten minutes I spent in the lobby checking in were enough to leave me flushed/sneezing/itching, and the room was no better. I've literally never asked to move rooms in my life, but I called reception, explained the situation, and they moved me to a patio room so I could "keep the door open" for fresh air. Two challenges - 1) there's a public pathway outside that people walk on at all times of the day and 2) leaving the door open during late November is chilly. Yes, the fireplace helped but I couldn't turn on the in room heat because of the evergreen scent. Apparently I'm not the first one to have issues with the fake smell, as reception mentioned other guests had reactions as well. There's a Safeway 5 minutes away so I went and grabbed Benedryl/Zyrtec, but puffy eyes/itching for a whole spa weekend (even AFTER taking antihistamines) was a downer. At over $1000 for two nights, I won't be back during the holidays. I booked three spa appointments online - signature massage, facial and wrap. At the beginning of the massage I was asked what kind of pressure I like - I said hard/firm - and was surprised with an upcharge to a "deep tissue" massage when I checked out. If I wanted deep tissue I would have booked deep tissue, this was more for relaxation than anything else, and at the very least the therapist could have mentioned a price difference. Was the pressure good? Yes. Was it deep tissue? No. The facial and wrap were lovely - Jana is the best and I didn't feel pressured to buy all the things. I didn't say anything to the spa reception because I'd already had to move rooms and didn't want to be a Karen, but just be wary of all of the "extras". OH! And make sure to make reservations if you want to use the steam room/sauna/jacuzzi - you can't simply walk in at most times, especially if you're not getting any spa services or in a Club 268 spa room. Room service: The grits/cheese curds were delish as usual, and the wedge salad was amazing. Food was delivered within 20 mins and Nelson was delightful. Lunch at The Lodge - Since it was just me I sat at the bar. The servers seemed rushed and were doing their best but I had to ask for a menu/my check. I offered to slide down a seat when a large family group showed up and they had similar issues - the tea they ordered was sludge in the teapot, no scissors for the honey sticks, had to ask for extra hot water, etc. This place isn't cheap, so one would expect a little more attention to detail. I'll be back at some point, but I can't recommend Salish over the holidays due to the cost and service, especially if you have scent sensitivities/allergies. read more

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The brunch (food) is always good, however, the decision to do away with the private dining rooms is a bummer. I understand that the ballroom will probably bring in more income but the dining rooms were a nice touch for families and other groups. The service here is always excellent and yesterday was no exception. What I didn't like was the spice cellar on the table housing the salt and pepper. This restaurant has a lot of children through it and I really didn't want to think of anyone else's fingers in my salt/pepper. Just an odd choice for a restaurant table. read more

My wife and I had Sunday brunch at the Salish Lodge yesterday and are happy to give it 5 stars. We have dined here a number of times over the years but hadn't in a while - pre-major renovations. It sure was crowded yesterday, but we made a reservation and were seated right away, in a nice, spacious booth (too near the kitchen, but that's OK). The food was excellent - I loved the eggs benedict with shredded pork shank. The eggs were done to perfection (but could have used a wee bit more hollandaise), and the pork was delicious. The ambience is very nice and the service, excellent. I would like to recognize / commend our server, Rachel, for being very friendly, polite and professional. Rachel is a credit to the Lodge and to Columbia Hospitality (CHI). Don't loose her! We offer our compliments to the Salish Lodge and to CHI! Bravo! We'll be back! read more

We have been working with Salish Lodge and Spa for a few weeks to assemble our daughter's micro wedding. We have been to Salish for stays, dinners, and the spa. We have always enjoyed our trips there. The wedding venue did not disappoint either. The Sales and Socials team was terrific, responsive, and communicative. They helped us put everything together in just under 8 weeks. The vendors they work with were every bit as remarkable. As mother of the bride, I was extremely grateful for how easy they made this event. Everyone loved the salmon, seafood chowder, and the mouthwatering squash side dish. There was a hiccup at the end, but they resolved the issue quickly when we brought it to the management's attention. The newlyweds loved their honeymoon room and enjoyed the Salish vibe. Thank you, Salish, for creating a wedding the bride and groom wanted. The bride had a beautiful PNW wedding. Groom could not stop raving about the salmon. Thank you for taking the stress off the Mother and Father of the Bride. read more

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We've stayed here twice. The rooms are always so clean. The welcome from every member of staff is consistently positive and helpful. They all go above and beyond whether at reception, valet, the restaurant etc the service is fantastic. We just returned from another stay during their Santa and Christmas tree lighting. It was so much fun. Thank you once again and we hope to return in the new year. read more

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Best Crab Caesar Salad! Tomato Soup Cup also DeLISH Korean B-Q sandwich was mouth watering despite large bun. The side salad was too heavy with dressing. Upon request, it was replaced with a fresh salad with dressing on the side. Look forward to returning when in the area. read more

Salish Lodge & Spa - View from the restaurant - Day Spas Near Me - Snoqualmie, Washington

Uhm... this is the best hotel I've ever stayed at, hands down. Where to begin? The staff is so friendly, first off. Everyone is super helpful in getting you what you need. The restaurant and lounge are both gorgeous and you can just hangout in the lobby by the REAL fireplace and relax. It's absolutely gorgeous. Then the room... we got the patio room with the soaking tub. They light the fire pit every night and gave us a complementary s'mores kit! Never in my life have I felt a more comfortable bed in a hotel. It was so luscious. Then, the soaking tub was a dream come true. It could fit both my husband and I who are very tall. Everything was designed and styled so beautifully... Then, the falls!! Wow. You can walk right out of the hotel and in seconds, view the Snoqualmie Falls. The views are breathtaking and we spent a lot of time walking the trails back there. Lastly, the spa!!! We booked a couple's massage and I swear it was one of the best massages I ever had. A very relaxing spa area with super nice staff. I was in heaven... It was the ultimate Twin Peaks experience and they have a cute gift shop to buy merch and other local items which is a nice treat on your way out! I would absolutely come back here again. read more

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Thoroughly enjoyed my 3 night stay. Staff and amenities on par with my experience in other boutique hotels. Relaxing atmosphere and very welcoming. Would consider returning for a staycation in the future. read more

Salish Lodge & Spa - View from my room during super moon in August - Day Spas Near Me - Snoqualmie, Washington

Visiting from Vegas - Outstanding Experience!" We visited from Las Vegas and were blown away by the beautiful view,service from start to finish. The staff was welcoming and attentive, and the food was absolutely impeccable--every dish was flavorful and beautifully presented. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a top-notch dining experience! Thank you to our Server Liam Table S4 read more

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Snoqualmie Falls Oatmeal! Wow has the oatmeal gone downhill. I've been eating it for years, but haven't been able to find it in stores until last week. It used to be big flakes of oats! I loved it. Now it's just like the other cheap brands where its ground flakes. Who knows what's in it now? I'm not sure who is running the food products, but the quality has gone down. read more

This is going to be a little long because I have so many wonderful things to say about the Salish Lodge! I have been wanting to visit for some time and my husband and I were fortunate enough to spend the weekend here to celebrate our anniversary. Arrival: The front desk greeted us kindly with spiked hot apple ciders that were so comforting since it was pretty chilly when we arrived. We let them know that we were celebrating our anniversary and we were offered champagne to be delivered to our room! Desiree also gave us a "gift card" that was good for one 6oz or two 3oz samples of wine. When we got to our room, we were so pleased with the charcuterie board and went perfectly with our complimentary champagne. The Room: We booked a patio room so that we could enjoy the fire pit and roast marshmallows. The room was a great size and the tub was HUGE! My husband is 6'3" and he fit in there perfectly lol We loved being able to step outside for some fresh air or just leave the door open to hear the sounds of the falls. The fireplace in the room just made our whole stay feel cozy and comfortable, we didn't even want to leave the room! The Lounge/The Restaurant: Our first night there we grabbed some burgers at the lounge. Our waiter let us know that the chef had accidentally overcooked our burgers and that they were putting new ones on, and offered us a side salad for the inconvenience. When they brought the burgers out, they were cooked perfectly, flavorful, and so delicious. I loved that they took extra steps to make sure we were getting exactly what we wanted. We also ordered breakfast and lunch to our room. To our delight, the food was delivered quickly, it was hot, and very tasty. (TRY THE CLAM CHOWDER). For dinner at the Restaurant, our waitress was happy to offer us some sparkling wine so that we could toast to our anniversary. Our table was also decorated in rose petals. Our waitress was awesome and super sweet. The food was, of course, just as amazing as we thought it would be. My husband said the filet was one of the best he's ever had! We had brunch at the Restaurant before we left and we were not dissapointed. We loved the biscuits that they brought out before our meal and enjoyed their signature "Honey from Heaven". The food was so so good and our waitress even brought out ANOTHER little anniversary treat! The Spa: We booked the couple's fireside massage for 50 minutes (I accidentally booked two separate massages and they only had 50 min sessions available, but they were still very accommodating). The relaxing room had water, tea, and little snacks for guests to enjoy before of after their massage. Our massage therapists were awesome and the room was quiet and cozy. It was exactly what we needed to unwind. The only downside, which was my fault, is that we were unable to enjoy the soaking tubs. I should have made reservations for that when I originally booked our massages. I understand that this is a very popular spa, do I can imagine that they are fairly booked up, especially on weekend. Overall, this is probably the best hotel/spa we have ever stayed at. The staff was super sweet to include so many extras to help us celebrate our anniversary. Staff is on top of it and very accommodating. We will definitely be back! read more

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Hubby and I received a gift certificate for a one night stay. It was such a fun experience that we decided to go back a year later. The staff were all so nice and welcoming. Breakfast was a hit! The sunset and morning views were immaculate! I can't thank the Salish Lodge enough for a wonderful staycation. We can't wait to come back and try the spa treatments!! read more

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We got married here during the pandemic and it was beautiful. We did an intimate ceremony, and the planner and lodge staff were very communicative about restrictions and helping us have the best experience we could have under the conditions at the time. We also loved all the vendors they recommended and I would definitely recommend them for special events. read more

The ambiance is elegant, inviting and top notch! Our family of 4 was enjoying our experience until received our cheese plate that requested and got the added on charcuterie with three pieces of meat that did not order. We mentioned but the server just ignored. We got 5 crackers with the appetizer which we enjoyed but asked for more crackers to eat with cheeses provided. $40 appetizer and 2 glasses of wine for $90+! Our kids had water. We were charged extra for requested crackers. Beautiful place but pricing was outrageous and poor communication from wait staff on extra charges! read more

We went to the restaurant and sat at the bar, and we had the best fish and chips ever! Very nice bartenders and atmosphere was great!

Very nice, relaxing lodge and spa. It's a top tier location. You will enjoy the break. Peace

I've loved and frequently stayed at this beautiful lodge for over 30 years. I have recommended it to everyone I know and talk to. It's been one of my favorite places to stay, enjoy exceptional spa treatments, lovely meals, amazing views and relax and reprieve. I think this last stay was a bit of a disappointment for the following reasons, that have simply just taken their toll. 1. The hotel used to offer the spa to all of its overnight guests and those who were receiving a spa treatment. Today, that is no longer the case. 2. The hotel used to offer a lovely library room equipped with a fireplace and occasional tea/coffee and treats to its overnight guests. Today, that is no longer the case. 3. The attic was my favorite spot, Friday and Saturday nights had live music. What a fun place and great vibe that was. Today it's being turned into more suites to house more guests. 4. The renovations with the restaurant will be lovely and are long over due. In the meantime, nothing special has been brought in for guests putting up with the inconveniences and all the clanking going on. So my overall assessment is that the things that made this a very special place indeed are slowly being eroded away for more profit. That's all great, but I think I'm going to start frequenting and staying at Willow's Lodge in Woodinville, which is lovely in its own right. I do not feel nickled and timed there, but rather an appreciated guest. read more

My husband and I took a morning to explore the Snoqualmie Falls area and we made reservations for this spot because we heard about the biscuits and "honey from the heavens". Please note, this review is just for the brunch experience we had, since we didn't stay here. Parking - we parked in the upper Snoqualmie Falls area, since we also did the hike earlier in the morning. We came on a Friday and made reservations for 2 for 9:15am. Service - Service was friendly. Our server, Jessica was amazing. The restaurant does get really busy and you must have reservations to dine in their main dining room. Food - Food is on the pricier side, but everything we had was excellent! The complimentary biscuits with the Salish honey was drizzled from up high and was a fun little treat to watch. The biscuit and honey was so good! My husband and I shared the fire roasted pepper omelette and the french toast, both were amazing. He said it was the best omelette he's ever had. Overall, we really enjoyed our brunch here! read more

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A lot went wrong on our first visit. First, the valet opened both the driver and passenger doors seconds after arriving, leaving us stunned as to why they opened our doors w/o provocation. Then on check-in the hotel staff asked for both my drivers license as well as my husbands despite that I made the reservation. I had to go get my husband license who was holding our truck outside so we could go to dinner somewhere other than resort. Then, right before bedtime when no doors or windows had been opened for hours, a hornet appeared in our room and my husband had to risk safety to kill the bee by standing on the back of chairs. Never in my 30 years of adulthood (not lifetime) have I been so affronted by a resort on so many levels. read more

Salish Lodge & Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Snoqualmie, Washington

My family and I have visited the Salish lodge multiple times over the course of almost 16 years. We have always had a wonderful experience, the menu has always been large and provided a type of elegance that can't be achieved in other restaurants. Along with this, the view cannot be beat. It is a gorgeous waterfall surrounded by encapsulating greenery. The staff was also extremely kind and accommodating. However, on our recent trip, there were instances in which I felt could use some improvement. For example, I feel as though with the new remodel, the Salish lodge does not have that same cozy atmosphere it once had. It seems as though there are fewer seating options and the more welcoming feel of the restaurant has dissipated. Another example includes the menu. From what I remember, the menu has always been filled with accommodating foods for everyone to enjoy. However, it feels like menu options have shrunk by almost half. While the food itself was delicious, I feel like the restaurant has tried to "fancy things up" almost a bit too much. Overall, I had a wonderful stay with my family but I do miss the old cozy feel of the Salish Lodge. read more

We live in Olympia so we couldn't think of a better staycation than to go to Salish Lodge. We come here two or three times a year to look at the falls and we've also enjoyed having drinks at their bar area upfront but never had a chance to stay, even though I'm obsessed with this place because of the show Twin Peaks. No vacation feels right unless we can bring our pups and they are happily dog friendly. We showed up at the desk and the staff lavished over our pups, wanting to pet them like they were superstars. When we got to the room, there were water doggie bowls with treats, doggie bags, dog tags, bottled water, and a Salish blanket for each dog that you can take home with you. They have an afternoon wine tasting and I'm not complaining about free wine, so sweet! We made sure to make reservations for the restaurant and that was also a nice surprise. The food is good quality, the view of the falls and the sunset was magical, and there were nice, little surprises during service which I won't tell you about because surprises should surprise you. In the evening we came back to our room and the staff had lit all the firepits in our area of the hotel. All the patios are connected by a dog run so you sometimes run into your neighbors with their pups. They also have a firepit menu, where you can order wine, cheeseplates, or smores kits. Would have totally taken advantage of this, but my sister saw a snake outside and I'm terrified of them. We took the pups on a walk and the falls are just as pretty at night because they are well lit. Never knew this before because I'd only been there in the day. Looking forward to our next staycation here. I'm not a nature nerd or anything, but being in the middle of all that beauty fills my heart. read more

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