We attended one of their free tours of the home they give on certain days each month (check their…read morewebsite for details). It lasted about an hour and was very informative & interesting. The tour guide was a lot of fun and shared many fascinating details about the home and General Marshall, and she was happy to answer questions. There are a number of displays in each room with additional photos & memorabilia from the era, the home, and General Marshall. They also host a high tea around Christmas & also in the Spring each year, so that's definitely sometime we want to attend (check their website events calendar for dates & details).

Venue for my son and his fiancé wedding. Very nice place for a reception, at a reasonable price…read more Had wedding and reception at the venue.

I saw "Driving Miss Daisy" here and it was, oh, about a MILLION times better than the movie. It was…read morecast perfectly. The venue itself is quaint, funky, and unlike any other theater I've been to in the area.

For a small venue, Slocum House has a lot going on. The mainstage plays are always great, and…read morebetween plays there's still a ton of stuff to see with stand-up comedy, improv, bands, and even magic shows. They just finished a 7-week comedy festival over the summer that featured more than 20 groups! Check the schedule, and definitely don't miss whatever's coming up next.

Adding an update since they are now a catering & private event space as of 7/28/22. More details…read moreare in the pic I've added from their Instagram post as the are open as a restaurant at least once a month, if not more, to the public. I recommend following them on Instagram to get updates on when they are open to the public & what the menu will be. They seem to usually be open to the public at least once a month (First Fridays), if not 2 or more times a month and their food & service has always been great.

I recently went to an event at the Clark County Historical Museum, catered by Hidden House…read more WOW. The food was so freaking good! I snacked on a delicious Charcuterie Board, ate a Sesame Chicken Meatball situation, and nommed on far too many Crispy Fried Risotto Balls. (The house chips were a munching danger. Many were eaten.) I would 100% eat this again. Catering from any particular is usually pretty decent food, but every once in a while, a catering company really surprises you. Hidden House is one of the good ones.

I had an overnight stay at Hilton Vancouver WA for work, and this location was extremely…read moreaccommodating and perfect in every way. The staff at this location were all very courteous, and welcoming. This is one of the first Hilton locations I've visited that makes sure HH members are acknowledged in a memorable way, there was a spin the wheel for HH member's offering a chance to win additional points and/or free parking (I won free parking, very much appreciated!) The room was spacious, clean, quiet, comfortable, and modernized. The onsite parking was very well secured no matter how late your arrival could be the staff go over and beyond to ensure guests and staff enter the garage. The onsite restaurant Gray's offered a good mix of breakfast items for all dietary preferences. The conference rooms are spacious, and sound proof as there were meetings being held in the rooms next to ours and there were no disturbances. This Hilton location rates high for excellent customer service, cleanliness, and hospitality. I quickly suggested all of our team meetings be held here, and will add to my list if I ever need a place to stay with my family; I highly recommend!

I learned an unfortunate lesson on this trip: never check in through the Hilton app if you're…read morearriving by air. If your flight gets hit with a ground stop, the hotel's position is essentially that you're already checked in -- even if you're several states away with no physical way to arrive. When I explained the situation, the conversation quickly turned into me asking to simply be checked out and accept a one-night penalty. I was more than willing to cover that, but I wasn't willing to pay for the entire stay when travel disruptions were completely out of my control. What was most disappointing was the lack of flexibility or guidance. No alternatives were offered, and there didn't seem to be much concern for the realities of air travel. For a property that presumably serves many business travelers, the response felt far from traveler-friendly. Based on this experience, I won't be booking this location again and would recommend choosing a property that better understands the unpredictability of airline travel.

The most beautiful wedding bouquet I could have asked for. Six years married, and I still look back…read moreat my bouquet with aw. Have never regretted choosing this florist for my backdrop and bouquet. Fieldwork flowers has a really beautiful and unique art to her floral arrangements. I love it and would recommend it to anyone in the PNW.

Really good place. Small, but impressive selection of high-quality flowers are reasonable price…read more Very friendly and helpful staff.

What a gorgeous view! This hotel sits just outside downtown Portland in Vancouver, Washington. The…read moreindoor colors are calm and relaxing, and the rooms are appointed like most hotels -- comfortable and well done. But what I absolutely LOVED was being able to open the window and actually smell and feel fresh air instead of that stale, recycled AC air most hotels seem to have these days. That alone makes it worth staying here. The view is amazing, there are tons of restaurants and pubs within walking distance, and best of all -- it's clean, no street peddlers or homeless noted so I felt safe walking around by myself.

This was my second stay and overall a very nice experience but below are the good and needs…read moreimprovement. The Good The hotel is located in the newish Vancouver (WA) waterfront west of I-5 bridge. Hotel has a valet ($$$$) but there is plenty of metered street parking nearby and a newly built parking garage one block away. The hotel itself is new, smells good, fireplace in lobby, and well-appointed throughout. The staff are very friendly and attentive, and my check-in was quick. Free wine tasting in lobby and drink coupons for restaurants (more on these later). The rooms are well appointed and clean with comfortable beds, large TV, and even a bedside sound machine and earplugs (hmmm, more on that later). Nespresso machine, bottled water, small fridge, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and body lotion in bathroom. The hotel is designed with a large atrium in the middle with all room facing inward. This includes a large space on Floor 2 where all floors look down on and includes comfortable seating areas, communal desks with plugs, etc. However on both of my visits this space was either unavailable or overrun by event groups. For dining, the 13 Coins restaurant ($$ pub), El Gaucho ($$$$ steak), top floor bar ($$$), and coffee shop ($) are connected to hotel. And within two blocks are at least 10 restaurants. Room service is also available. Needs Improvement Hotel fees. Although I didn't notice on my first visit, the hotel's taxes and fees are high, most notably a sneaky daily $29 called "Destination Fee." Or as I call it "the Spirit Airlines approach." Can't you just build into the room price? I didn't see this when I booked but guessing there's some fine print somewhere. It also explains the "complimentary" drink coupons at check-in. So here's how my $423.30/night broke out, $354.35 Accommodation $23.03 State Sales Tax (6.5%) $8.15 City Tax (2.3%) $7.09 County Lodging Tax (2%) $2.00 Tourism Fee $29.00 Destination Fee Hotel noise. The hotel has both outside and inside noise. Outside it's cars, motorcycles, tugboats, and people up and down the main street out front and river. Cue the earplugs and sound machine. Higher floors facing the river are better. Weekdays - and I experienced this on both visits - it's the convention they are hosting. And they host a lot of groups. People gather in the main atrium space where all rooms are exposed. My room was on the second floor where I had people gathered 15 ft from my door chatting early in the morning and socializing into the evening. I recommend avoiding floor 2 and going with floor 4+. Space availability. On both visits the atrium space was reserved to groups and unusable to guests. So for portions of my visit I had to stay in my room to work and relax vs use the space as advertised when I booked. Call ahead to find out what groups may be booked. All in all, I had pleasant stays and would return at $199/night or midweek to avoid noise. But I can't justify $400+ again.

A fun group activity! The staff gave us a quick lesson and we were off and throwing. Chill…read moreenvironment and not super loud. Love the aesthetic in the old fire station. Food was okay, not great but not terrible. Awesome beer selection and some good cocktail choices too!

We had a great time for my sister's birthday. The service was amazing and food good. The meatballs…read moreand chicken wings were very tasty.

Charming through and through. I now am looking forward to seeing another film here…read more They host the Star Wars Holiday Special annually which really needs to be experienced with an audience so you can suffer together. It proves drugs were prevalent in the 70s. It was a sold out show yet we still got good seats. Concessions were super efficient and thanks for having ice and a reusable cup! For those of us who don't drink beer - it's appreciated.... seriously, I just want a coke with a ton of ice to go with my popcorn. Their popcorn is pretty awesome!

This is the best theater I have been too!! We have seen many movies here now. I love they do retro…read moremovies and events