I had a marvelous one night stay at the Inn at Mazama a couple of weeks ago (July 11th) and it was the perfect way to wind down after a full day of hiking in North Cascades National Park. After our hike, we made our way to Mazama, stopping at the Mazama Store before heading over to the inn, at which point we realized how tiny and great Mazama really is! We arrived to the hotel around 2:00pm and I was happy to learn our room was ready for check in. A friendly gentleman handled the process and though he shared he doesn't usually work the front desk, you honestly wouldn't have known as check in was smooth, welcoming, and effortless. Our room was located on the second floor of the main building, and to our surprise, it was actually a loft style room which was a really fun bonus! The room also had a small balcony, a kitchenette with a mini fridge, Keurig, and microwave (I think) and even though the bathroom was on the smaller side, the shower was excellent... I love a good hot shower with great pressure. After dinner, we relaxed by dipping our feet into the hot tub before spending some time in the cozy common area upstairs which again felt warm and homey. The entire property was clean, quiet, and really well maintained. Overall, the price was reasonable, especially considering the area and the level of comfort. I had researched several lodging options of various tiers around both Mazama and Winthrop and I feel confident that I made the right choice. The Inn at Mazama is a gem for anyone wanting to unwind in nature without sacrificing comfort. I would absolutely 100% stay here again! read more

The Inn At Mazama - The view from our second floor room at the Inn at Mazama, July 2025 - Hotels Near Me - Mazama, Washington

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What a wonderfully cute place to stay. It was a delightful respite on our travels from Seattle across Highway 20 in the North Cascades. After several day hikes, the hot tub was a great addition. The staff was great. The rooms were great, there are these lovely common areas with comfortable seating and amenities, a fireplace really just great all around. Do not miss the Mazama store, there's a secret path between the Inn and the store. It has an amazing bakery. read more

Stayed here and it was a nice inn close to a lot of trails. The were definitely understaffed when we were there but everyone was pleasant and helpful. The room was clean and the shower was fine. The bed was pretty comfortable, They have an outdoor pool and a hot tub. There are 2 areas to park. The inn gets booked so if you know when you want to go, book early! read more

We stopped into the Mazama Inn for burgers on a Friday night. Simply awesome! A young couple is running the kitchen two nights a week. Locally sourced meats, crispy, juicy, and flavorful. No attempt at haute cuisine here, just an honest, fill you up, burger. We will be back. Cheap beer too. read more

Love the people, location and cabins. Great hiking and love the close proximity to Winthrop and Twisp. read more

Stayed here the day we got off the PCT. No one was in the office and it was after hours. With no where to go, we called the host who's number was on the door and she was able to get us a room. The room had air conditioning, soft bed and pillows and an amazing shower. I do recommend calling ahead to get rooms they book fast even in the middle of the week. read more

A huge thank you to Mary for allowing a last minute cancellation due to a wrist fracture. She was polite and courteous. This goes a long way to making a person want to try to stay there again. I appreciate the understanding. I will be spreading the word and telling everyone that the people at Mazama Country Inn are honest and caring. Thank you so much! Plan to try next winter when wrist has healed! read more

If you're looking for friendly and comfortable lodging in this neck of the woods then you must check out the goodies this rustic inn has to offer. There are different room configurations both inside the Inn and in two exterior buildings, 18 rooms total. There's good food, tennis court, swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, gym, squash court. There is wi-fi if you can't bring yourself to disconnect. Cell service, all but nonexistent. No phones or televisions in the rooms; two phones and a television are in the Inn. Bring a calling card or buy one in the gift shop. High seasons are summer and winter. Low seasons are spring and autumn. The Inn is family friendly so keep that in mind if what you're looking for is nothing but silence as pristine as the Pasayten wilderness. Been staying here for years, a fun and happy place. read more

There are only two places to stay basically while you are in Mazama and this is one of them. Maybe that explains why the prices are so high. It helps that is right next door to the Mazama store, which is an amazing place and seems to be where everybody in the entire area goes (it also helps that there is nowhere else to go). The inn is quaint and cute. My first impressions were pretty poor, but it grew a little on me during our stay as it has a very cozy feel and a great common room with board games to hang out in. The room itself was cramped. We had a loft and it was still not enough space for a family of four. The loft has a nice sized bed, but the bed downstairs is tiny. They do provide a futon, but there was barely any space to lay it out on the floor. We made do and it was fine for a couple of days. We ended up using the common room a LOT. Hopefully, we didn't scare any of the other guests away from it. Other downsides are very poor wireless connectivity (but they do have it just don't expect much), and noise levels due to the age of the building. We were upstairs so this didn't affect us as much, but we were warned when we checked in not to make too much noise for our downstairs neighbors especially since we had children. We spent two days walking on eggshells and yelling furiously at our kids in whispers. And more time spent in the common room. What a way to feel welcome! That was our biggest criticism of all. The unfriendliness of the service when we checked in. My husband tried his best to change the room to a cabin and that was a no go. Even when she said it was easier to rent a room than a cabin and warned us about the kids and noise. We were confused to say the least. They do have a pool, but it is on the small side. The hot tub is in a completely different location and not meant for children. You can only use the gym for an extra fee (which meant it was completely unused), you need to pay to borrow a DVD (well a donation comes highly recommended), and the office is unmanned/locked at any time of the day. The second day my kids were going stir crazy so I tried to rent a DVD (this was in the afternoon) and the office was locked with a sign saying no service for the rest of the day. Awesome. read more

Our first time to the Methow Valley and so glad we stayed here! Beautiful, clean facilities and very hospitable service. We will be back! Paul & Becky read more

We had such a lovely stay. Very cozy, cute, super friendly staff and lots of stuff to do!

Lovely place tucked in the woods, nice location however there is one structural flaw and one management flaw. Structural issues- we stayed in a room on the lower level. The sound coming from upstairs was loud and intrusive. We could hear toilets flush, water running and people stomping and walking. Sound insulation was very poor. Management issues- when you check in you receive a coupon for 10% off a meals in the dining room. It says it runs from 7-11:30. This is not accurate. We arrived at 11:26 and were told the kitchen was closed and they refused to serve us. We talked to the front desk and they did nothing. read more

Our room in the main lodge was surprisingly quiet! Nice big fireplace in the common area. Meals were family-style, but I hear that they're restaurant-style in summer. Maid service hasn't replaced our bathroom towels, nor the little drinking glasses. Perhaps this is part of some sort of save-the-environment campaign. Free wifi. Kinda annoying, given that you have to go a web page to click a button that says "please connect me to the Internet" every few minutes. AT&T cell barely usable from our room; T-Mobile non-existent; Verizon non-existent. read more

I have mixed feelings about our stay at the Inn at Mazama. Mostly good, and some bad. 1) Its quaint and charming. We loved the large fireplace in the dining room (no dining options due to being understaffed). We started our own fire every night and hung out with some beer we picked up at the School House brewery in Winthrop. We had the place to ourselves. 2) Its very expensive for what you get. We brought our dog so were rightfully given a dog friendly room, which smelled like dog and was completely outdated with 90's furniture, no television, and threadbare carpeting. I know not to expect the nicest room, but we paid around ~$280/night AND were charged extra for the dog. So I feel torn about that. 3) The staff were friendly but non-existent. We woke to 15" of snow one morning and no power. No one was around to shovel, so my husband shoveled and was rewarded with a gift certificate to the Mazama Store later on. So nice! 4) The hot tub wasn't hot enough to enjoy. 5) The Mazama Store is adorable and they serve the most amazing pastries in the morning and delicious coffee! We loved tromping over in the snow every morning with our dog. Its truly a gem in the area. read more

Great place with gorgeous views and tons of activities. We had a blast staying here and highly recommend it!

Amazing selection across the store. Impressive wine and beer selection. Baked good are legit!

What a freaking adorable and awesome place to stay! I was traveling alone and reserved a queen bed for one night in August. It was not too crowded but I'm glad I made the reservation rather than waiting last minute because I arrived later than expected and they don't have night time desk people, so they left my key in a safe spot for me to enter. Thank goodness. The facilities are top notch and made me feel like I was in a luxury lodge but it was completely affordable ($99 a night for a single queen bed). I didn't get to try the restaurant food but I was utterly in love with my room which was a great comfort after hiking all day. The staff is attentive and quick to help - I asked to use the pool in the morning and they immediately sent someone out to uncover it. The rooms are laid out so you feel fairly secluded and have your own space. It looks like the general clientele is old, retired couples. As a single traveller I loved this because it meant the grounds were almost completely quiet and I didn't have to see little children running amock. While I might have preferred to have just stayed closer to Mt Vernon to spare myself the drive in and out of the mountains, this stay was definitely a highlight of my trip, so if you are going to venture into North Cascades, I would highly recommend this place. The cell phone reception was basically not there but they have a house phone. The wi fi is awesome and pretty fast. I told the front desk person I loved my stay and she said "tell TripAdvisor" which I thought was hilarious because this totally is the kind of place people find via TripAdvisor (ie. OLD PEOPLE STAY HERE) read more

I stayed here in July of last year (2015) and did not have a great experience. When I reserved the room, I asked about late check in, and was told that while no one worked the front desk later at night, they would tape an envelope with my name and key to the front desk door. I called again the day of to remind the staff of this, and they said no problem. When we arrived at the hotel at 10:30pm, I easily found my envelope. But instead of the key to room 6, we had a key for room 9. Since no one was working, we thought, oh well, we'll sleep in room 9 tonight and let them know tomorrow. Except, when we opened the door to room 9 we walked in on another couple already sleeping in the room. Needless to say, we scared them pretty bad. Now, we started to panic a little bit. We found a clipboard with an emergency number and 2 other numbers crossed out. Excellent, except the emergency number was disconnected, so we started calling all the numbers they had crossed out. We eventually got a hold of an employee who came down and let us into our correct room at about 11:30pm. We were not given a sincere apology, a discount, or even a breakfast coupon for the trouble. We were pretty shocked by the lack customer service or understanding for the panic we went through when we first arrived. On the plus side, the rooms are quiet and the restaurant is pretty good (went there for breakfast). However, I would not recommend this hotel to anyone who expects decent customer service or to anyone that is planning on a later check in. There is another nice looking hotel/inn about a minute away. read more

Staff was so helpful and courteous! The amenities were nice...I loved the selection of coffee and tea in the room. Mary really helped me figure out places to go and things to do, such as the Twisp Saturday Market! The market is definitely a "must" if you are in the area in the summer. At the Twisp Market there was a local potter named Emily Post, she does beautiful work. I was happy to see that the Inn had some of her mugs for sale, and I bought 2 to bring home. I am already planning my next trip back! read more

There was a slight mix up with our cabin but totally hooked us up with a much better cabin with amazing customer service will come back again! Great location plus the store has some of the best sandwiches I have ever eaten. read more

Had a great time here. There's hiking, biking horses. If you love the PNW this is your kind of place. R&R

Very nice place. Quiet and serene. Rooms very comfortable. Beautiful scenery!! Nestled in the trees and shade was the perfect ambiance when first driving up to the office charming you in a instant!! read more

From the outside, we presumed we couldn't afford this place. But we looked at the menu and saw it was affordable. Great breakfast and friendly service. read more

Great place to be close to nature, in a secluded forest setting, with comfortable rooms and great food. Just steps away from ski trails and hiking. A great place to loose your stress and become whole again. Definitely a regular place to visit any time of year! read more

We stayed in the Smiling Yurt cabin. Our family is four total; two adult humans, one teenager, and one dog. This was the perfect choice for our size and needs. The description says there is a DVD player but we didn't find one, and I am glad we did not. Being able to play music on the bluetooth speakers was enough. It was great to be away from all the screen stuff for a few days. We like to get away from the suburbs for 4th of July because we can't stand the fireworks shenanigans. It was nice a quiet. We were able to find great fly fishing locations nearby. We didn't want to eat out a lot because of the virus and brought our own food. The kitchen had all the utensils we needed and a fantastic grill. The grill is gas so don't buy charcoal like my husband did. Also the guest book has a really great drawing of our dog Cosmic. We will reserve this place again and hopefully our son's friend can come with. The kids' bedroom has a bunkbeds so two kids can be in there. read more

Great Inn, rooms are comfortable and have country charm. The food is really good. They have a new chef who is using fresh local ingredients. I love that they have a kid area above the dining room with games, couches and TV. Plus free wifi! Pool is clean and cool all and all a great place to stay. read more

The staff are very nice and welcoming. But, if you book online, and didn't do your homework, you may find yourself on the first floor of the main lodge. So, just make sure you know what you are signing up for. Do your homework on room size, they are very small and the beds don't provide much comfort. There isn't much room to do anything but sleep in an Aspen room. So if your goal is to get away from people in a nice quiet room I wouldn't recommend staying in the main building. If your goal is to ski hard all day, have a meal, crash, then wake up early and do it all over again, then the room is a great crash pad. There is just enough room to walk around the bed and get to the bathroom. In the main building there is a lot of early morning (0630) door banging as well as loud talking in the hallway and entryway. Not much structure within the doors and walls to keep things quiet, if that is what you are looking for. If your goal is to sleep in late, past (0800) and you are in the main lodge, good luck its not happening unless you are a deep sleeper. The Inn is situated in great proximity to the Methow Trail and Mazama store. And the hot tub is a welcome reprieve in the evening after a long day on the trail. The Inn is not for me, we will look for somewhere more private and much quieter. read more

Probably my favorite small lodge style place to stay in these parts. Friendly staff, comfortable clean rooms, quiet, and amazing food.

Clean, comfortable, quiet, and well located. Excellent restaurant in the lodge. Did a couple runs on the six mile loop trail that starts outside our door. Swam in the Mazama River. Twice day-hiked the Pacific Crest trail, from Hwy 20 at Rainy Pass, just 22 miles from the inn. Friendly helpful staff. We expect to make this mountain lodge a regular September vacation. read more

We stayed here in July 2016 as we were road-tripping through the states of Washington and Oregon. It was a wonderful experience. The rooms were cozy (no television - I didn't know if I would like that, but the peace was perfect and truly allowed you to connect with nature) and very lodge-y. I loved the room key - who gives out an actual key anymore??? A family living area featured games, books, and a television (so if you do need television, alas, there is one!). The hallways are decorated in fun vintage-y, lodge-y memorabilia (think: old skis, etc.). The staff was super friendly. Walking outside took you to to the Mazama store (a must see - quick groceries, liquor, a small cafe, an other odds and ends along with neat gifts!) and peace and quiet along the road. July was a popular time for cyclists to come through, and the restaurant on site was a popular place for them to stop. Speaking of the restaurant - it was delicious and hands down the best breakfast of our trip. It was hard to believe that in the middle of nowhere, we were made the best vegan breakfast ever. When we return someday, we will definitely stay here again. I hope this place stays here for a long time to come! read more

My family's favorite get-away! Clean rooms, delicious food at the restaurant and Mazama is a fun place to visit with lots to do (hiking, biking, skiing, etc...). Highly recommend this family-owned place! read more

True true that the cell reception is spotty. But why would someone drive hours to the beautiful high alpine woods to talk on your cell phone? Biggest downsides are that restaurant service is slow and pool is barely heated. But rooms are cute and the setting can't be beat. Service is super friendly and you can find anything you need to enjoy your time away - bikes, skis, lip balm. read more

I LOVE LOVE LOVE the Mazama Country Inn! You guys are the best. I'm sorry I'm missing my annual weekend there this summer, but I will be back! Anyone travelling to or through the Methow Valley really should stay at MCI. Food is outstanding - staff are courteous and helpful - the rooms are nice (nothing fancy, but always extremely clean and comfortable) and you cannot beat the Methow Valley for anything outdoors! Love you guys! read more

My wife and I stayed there this past summer when we were in town for a wedding. The place was very nice and comfortable. Wi-fi signal was too weak to use in our room, but we didn't come for the internet. Recommended. read more