We had a reservation for a couple of rooms here and got here later in the evening closer to 10 pm…read more Each party that booked a reservation here got a missed call from the lodge, probably to check when we would get there. Check-in was easy they simply asked for a voucher and then gave us the keys. There were quite a bit of people staying there so the side parking in front of the rooms were mainly taken but there was also plenty of parking in the front as well. The rooms were clean and surprisingly homy. The beds were also comfortable. A few questionable things like dark sheets and towels but who needs all white toiletries anyways? Overall we were happy with our stay here and would come back if we ever came back to the Cascades.

Called the lodge to see about cancellation & the women who answered suggested we reschedule & call…read moreback the next day. I agreed. The next day called to resume our conversation and without hesitation she hung up on me. My first thought was the called was dropped. After multiple calls back had to call from another number. And she answered only to hang up on me again. Have left several messages with no answer. Since she already received payment I find the behavior unacceptable. Sighed, Frustrated

Good experience! Booking, check-in, and check-out were all a breeze. We stayed a couple nights in a…read morestandard king room and it had everything we could need. The amenities were nice. A tiny gym with a couple bikes, ellipticals, one treadmill, dumbbells, and a cable machine. Both times we went, we had the entire space to ourselves. We also liked that there was free breakfast in the mornings. Parking is free in the surrounding lot. Handful of food options a walkable distance away.

I highly recommend this hotel - beds were soft and comfy, staff is friendly, and the breakfast was…read moregreat! Made to order omelets and breakfast burritos not to mention a waffle bar, plus other hot items like potatoes, bacon and eggs. The only difficulty is there's no sign out front where you need to turn in on one driveway - it's a slim and long driveway but go down it because the hotel is back there. If you see Starbucks keep going a little bit further and turn in. The place was very clean and comfy.

I have stayed at Elleries 5 times. Ellerie is the attentive grandmother who wants nothing but the…read morebest for her guests. The 4th time I strayed with her a was specific about what I needed and all was perfect. The accomodations are top rate. The rooms romantic and well designed. Ive stayed in hundreds of owner occupied facilities and I consider this one of my best expereinces.

My niece and I and her two teenage sons were in town for the funeral of her brother. It was very…read morestressful and emotional time for us and we chose this venue due to it being close to other family and the funeral. The owner, Ellerie, us around the River cottage. The adults took the two bedrooms and the 16yr old took the small twin bed in the back and the 13 yr old son took the sofa. Ellerie commented to him that it should be quite comfortable. Ellerie gave us a tour around the unit explaining all the rules. She provides food in the frig and dry goods on the counter. We are welcome to the pantry items but to either replace or reimburse. As we were with other family in the area, a majority of the time we only slept, bathed and ate breakfast there. We wanted to just grieve and be left alone. However, we wish the owner would have respected that. Our first morning she came by to provide us with bags for the disposal water bottles we brought with us. As she came in and flittered about moving things around, she took the liberty to talk down to the 13yr old about "disrespecting her unit". Apparently he didn't "make his bed/sofa" and his suitcase was open on the floor (where else was he to put it?). She also moved things around in the kitchen and made her way to the back to indicate that 16yr also needed to make his bed. She asked us 6 times if we needed to have the trash emptied and asked if we needed anything else. We mentioned we could use more bacon as we used all she provided that morning. She asked the 16yr to follow her for the bacon. Apparently during this time she told him to make sure their beds were made and to keep the kitchen clean. It was clean. All the dishes were in the dishwasher and maybe a glass was on the table....being used. The next day...she told us to make sure the lights were off and that if she "noticed" we would not be there before dark she would turn on the inside light for us, therefore coming into the unit freely. Everyday she would email my niece about something or another, when we just wanted to be left alone. The final straw was when she told us that she wanted to do a walk through of the unit before we left. Never was this mentioned online, in our first tour or anything. We had to leave at 4:30am to make it for an early flight to the airport and if we could do it the night before and she said no and that she was an early riser. At that we could not take it anymore and left that night and spend the night in a hotel by the airport. As we did not wish to be held up so early in the morning and miss our flights. The unit itself was ok. The style is very eclectic but the beds and furniture were comfortable. Although we appreciate the food she provided she needs to understand that not all people eat what she provides. We also understand conserving but she goes to the extreme for someone charging $250 per night plus $35 for each additional person over two people. She really should not be in the hospitality business. She might mean well, but to us she was very intrusive and eventually made us very uncomfortable staying there where she frequently enters the unit and watches us (example: she came by at 7:20 am to comment on the amount of smoke coming from the chimney while we were still in pjs and some still sleeping). We still cannot believe how she obtained 5 star rating. Maybe these people only stayed one or two nights and not the 4-5 we did and maybe felt her quirky behavior as charming. We are just letting you know what happened to us so you can make an informed decision.

This was a wonderful, yet simple, place to stay. However, it was closed in October of 2023, and is…read moreno longer open for business.

Perfect location for exploring North Cascades. Nice size room and bed was extremely comfortable…read more Best sleep we had on our Roadtrip. Super easy no hassle check in. The owner is incredibly sweet. Didn't get to meet her in person but all of our phone communication was great and she offered me so much great information about the area. The price was excellent for that location. Will definitely stay there again and I highly recommend!

Beautiful Northwest lodge perfect for our girls get away. Ten well appointed rooms with private…read morebaths. Beds to die for! Impeccably clean and cozy common areas. No need to leave except to hike Wallace Falls trail and come back to jump in hot tub.

We held our 60-person wedding at the Wallace Falls Lodge in Late September. It was PERFECT. We…read morerented out the whole lodge for the weekend so we could have all of our close friends and family with us for the whole weekend and it was the best thing for our wedding. We got to start setting things up the night before, so the morning wasn't super crazy! Working with Kendra and Adrienne was superb! They are so kind and helpful making sure you have everything that you need, and all questions are answered. Kendra helped set up the weekend and every time we got to chat, she remembered all of our details and had the best suggestions for vendors and layouts. Adriene was there day of and helped answer last minute questions, located parking signage, and managed vendor questions with ease! The lodge made some recent upgrades so the ceremony and reception space (new tables and arch) was absolutely gorgeous! Check in/Check out is easy if you follow their list, and the flow of the wedding day was a breeze because everything was at the same place! Our group is already planning an anniversary trip for us because the lodge was so much fun! Thank you, Wallace Falls Lodge and team!

I am not a gambler and I am not a drinker, but this casino was really nice to visit. I shared a…read moredrink with my sister which was really sweet. It was a nicely made strawberry daiquiri. I lost an overall of $20 but was able to donate a portion to where I wanted from the selection given, which I think is great! I do wish that some of the food places inside be open 24 hours. That would be a game changer. I'd visit again for fun.

We stayed here because we had to attend a nearby event and had mixed reviews…read more The positives were comfy bed, no smoking environment and the pool was nice with an option for adult swim from 8 to 10. The restaurant was pretty good by casino standards so we were pleased. The negatives were - when we checked in, we asked if there was a late check in - and were told no -unless of course we were an upper "tier" of their players which was a little crass. Just say no there was not, we don't need to know yes - but not for us. The staff including security all seemed pretty salty, not sure what's that about except for the bartender in the Italian eatery - she was nice. Oh yeah, and the gambling was tight. I wouldn't go back, but it was an ok stay.

Please do not go to this place! It is nothing like advertised. The hosts were the rudest I've ever…read moreencountered, and the sheets were absolutely filthy. We were so uncomfortable that we decided not to stay, even though it meant driving 2 hours back home, returning the next day for an event, and driving another 2 hours again. We arrived 30 minutes before check-in because it was our first time in town, and we wanted to ensure everything went smoothly. As soon as I walked in, I honestly thought I was at the wrong place. The owner greeted me with a curt "Can I help you?"--as if she wasn't expecting us. I had to ask if I was in the right place, and she just shrugged. She immediately complained that we were early, asking, "Who are you?" and "Have you paid for the pet fee?"--all in a passive-aggressive tone. She told my husband to park "over there, by the pool," but her directions were so unclear that after asking three times, he parked where he thought she meant--only for her to snap that it was her husband's spot. When we saw our room, we were shocked to learn we had to share a bathroom with another guest--something not mentioned in the listing. Our only private area was a tiny bedroom. On top of that, we were hit with endless rules: We could only let our dog outside when her dogs weren't there, using a confusing "light signal" system. Shoes had to be removed at all times. Our dog's food and water had to stay outside. We had to be mindful of her 2-year-old child. The woman we were sharing the bathroom with was apparently afraid of dogs--why stay in a so-called "pet-friendly" place then? To make matters worse, the property is right next to a busy road with no sidewalk--unsafe and stressful for walking a dog. Finally, the bed was disgusting: the sheets were covered in pet hair, and we even found an ear pain medicine packet under the covers--proof they hadn't been washed. That was the last straw. We packed up and left. When I told the owner we weren't staying, she coldly replied, "OK, cool!" When I mentioned the dirty sheets, she just repeated that it was "weird" because they pay someone to clean, without apologizing or offering to change them. I also told her she should disclose the shared bathroom, and she dismissed me with, "That's a B&B thing"--which is false. After reading reviews, I noticed she often claims not to "recognize" guests who leave bad reviews but has no trouble remembering all the 5-star reviewers. Honestly, I don't know how this place gets any good ratings. Believe me--do NOT stay here.

A True Oasis After Work! "Spent two weeks here for work and…read moreabsolutely loved it. The host is lovely and makes you feel right at home. The grounds are incredibly pretty and peaceful--watching the hosts tend to the gardens and feed the chickens was the perfect way to unwind after a busy day. My room was a total restful oasis, and the sleep was amazing. Plus, the area feels incredibly safe and secure, so there was zero worry about my car. The perfect blend of convenience and country charm!"

Though it had a nice view and beautiful building with history on the walls we mainly came for a…read moreplace for lunch. And was disappointed. The food was ok but this star is for the lack of service. The wait was long and the server left us another thankfully came an offered more watered down coffee. We had very simple orders. We like to taste the clams in the chowder and this lacked what coulda been a great simple treat. I will not return.

delicious casino, great staff, i dont gamble bu found lots to do, good food, cool cops. help out…read moreyour indian brothers. great shops close too.

Great food, best potato salad I've ever had. Friendly service that makes you feel like family.read more

Terrible experience from start to finish. Absolutely not worth visiting. Very underwhelming.read more

Amazing weekend at the Inn. What a fantastic location in the super cute Langley. We stayed at the…read moreSaratoga Suite and it was absolutely stunning! The view is unbeatable. We did the tasting at their restaurant Passage but I will make a separate review of that. On Saturday we borrows their bikes and ride to the Bayview farmers market, walked the beach in low tide and just spend time enjoying our surroundings. Breakfast is included and is tasty but heavy on pastries and sugary items (berry compote with granola and yogurt, pancakes), over protein which is my personal preference.

Well, the Inn has been sold, and a heads up to guests who previously enjoyed the personable…read morelong-time staff, bountiful breakfast, and Sweet Sisters products that they all are gone. It's also unfortunate that the new Passages restaurant does not accommodate dietary restrictions, such as someone being a vegetarian. This used to be a restaurant we'd enjoy dining at to celebrate special occasions, and they were always accommodating. So that's gone, too. Although the exquisite unbeatable location obviously remains unchanged, there is definitely a different energy to the hotel. It feels like the upscale rebranding is trying to create an experience that fails to capture the local Pacific Northwest feel and personal touch we loved about the Inn that continually brought us back.