Best and most consistent Asian food around. Huge portions. Flavors are always spot on. There's…read morepretty much something for everyone here. Staff is also really friendly. Definitely worth the drive.

The Last Frontier was its old name. Now a new ownership has named it Fortune. They are really…read morecleaning up the place too. They have new food menus as well. They also have poker tournaments all the time. Usually around 10am or 11am daily. On Saturdays they have a big poker tournament at 10am that includes a free breakfast buffet. The food is really good and if you gamble the food is 1/2 off. They have breakfast all day and night. The people are really nice. Laura is one of the best waitresses there.

Love the non-smoking policy and the rooms are nice with comfortable beds. However, Ilani needs to…read moreput in more effort into fixing broken games. The burn-in on some of the monitors, the broken sound, buttons that don't work or are "sticky stuck" leave me irritated when those same machines go unfixed FOR MONTHS! In certain situations I've clicked the service button and ask them to fix it and they do nothing! One particular situation I couldn't get the denom to change, when I called for service she said that you have to click ABOVE the denom button, WHAT!? who knows to do that? And guess what, I was just out there recently and IT'S STILL NOT WORKING PROPERLY! The restaurant/s food is meh. Lastly, they are tight with the freeplay, giving you small freeplay amounts every couple of days so that you have to go up there frequently to get your free play.

How quickly a place can go from excellent to crappy due to the business' pursuit of greed &…read morecustomer addiction. When this place first opened, it was a fun trip wherein you could get decent food, musical entertainment, an occasional affordable festival, and the remote chance of winning a few bucks. Seniors were treated/enticed with freebies, no strings attached. The food fests had actual food network stars to see at a good price. Those folks are no longer advertised. Now to qualify for gifts, status points (that black box that no one can quantify) must be earned. This is fine for gambling addicts cuz they're gonna play regardless, but casual patrons will now be forced to pony up unknown $s to get some unneeded made-in-China trinket. Sadly, a once fun place has been converted into your typical depressing casino where zombified gamblers will slowly drain their retirement accounts in hopes of hitting it big.

Ordered the ribeye this time. It was cooked perfectly, tender and delicious. I really enjoyed it…read more The loaded potato was really good too. I really like the steak and the potato as both were really hot. I like the service here. People who come here are very kind and some have been coming here for years.

Love this place. Poker staff and service staff are…read morefantastic. Good action and great bonus hands.

I think closed now as it's been a spell since I darkened the doors of this particular…read moreestablishment? I used to stop here for an after work drink before heading home and it's Restaurant was one of my favorite for an evening meal whenever I did not feel like cooking just for myself? I lived alone in those days? I give it 5 stars*****! "Thank you"

It's a nice clean hotel. If you get a chance check out the indoor and out door pools along with the…read morebar and hot tubs there. It's a good experience for both adults and kids. The rooms have these big soft comfortable pillows with a big screen tv to watch whatever you want. On the top floor there's really nice Italian restaurant with excellent food and great service. The views of mt st Helen and even mt. Baker are amazing too. Downstairs in the lobby there's a bar there and a place to get coffee and a bite to eat. I really like to Rueben sandwiches they make there too.

I think these pix say it all. What a shitshow…read more Literally my first time here and this is the first impression. From the outside, it's as close to a vegas vibe you can get from a WA native casino. It's unfortunate that's the ONLY positive. My entire block goes down. An attendant was quick to respond.. then he presses the cashout button triggering a handbag. They said wait. I smoke.. this place is 95% non-smoking. You wait. And they did. I took it as a sign to not to play and threw my player card away. Bad juju. Try again tomorrow.

Planned to watch NFL season kick off at Toms since we were staying at the resort. Stopped in the…read moreday before to ask about reservations and seating and was told no reservations but they actually do have a new online reservation system. Be aware, you need to add a CC to the reservation and there is a $10 per person no show fee if you bail. Eric was an awesome helper and kept our drinks full and expedited our food seamlessly. Wings & fries and nachos were great to accompany my crown royal. There was a prize giveaway throughout the game and the only improvement I can recommend would be themed prizes to match up with the event.

The breakfast food was not of very good quality. The hash browns tasted like cardboard. You could…read moresee through the bacon it was so thin and it didn't taste good. I wanted to ask the chef to come out and taste his own food and see what he really thought.

We usually stay within the Hilton portfolio when traveling, but for this trip to Southwest…read moreWashington, surprisingly, we weren't able to find any Hilton properties available for our dates. That led us to look at other options, and we ended up booking here for a four-night stay in late September. The booking process was straightforward--I was able to use an older account I had from years ago when I was traveling internationally, particularly in France. Back then, I had the impression Best Western was more of a smaller, regional brand in the western U.S., but it's actually much larger than I realized, with 18 brands across more than 100 countries and territories. In terms of experience, Best Western feels a step below our usual Hilton stays. That being said, check-in was simple, though not quite as seamless as we're used to since there was no digital key option. We had to wait at the front desk for a bit with two other guests ahead of us, which wasn't a major issue but did add to the first impression. The property itself is dated, and unfortunately that showed throughout our stay. Our room, while clean enough, felt dark and somewhat tired, even with most of the lights switched on. The bed was comfortable and we did appreciate that the room was fairly quiet at night, which made for decent sleep. However, there were some details that left us less than comfortable. The shower water never got beyond lukewarm, which was disappointing. There was leftover blue painter's tape on the ceiling and around the shower--presumably from a recent paint job. There was a cobweb from the ceiling down to the shade on one of the lamps. Those kinds of details made the room feel unfinished. We didn't make much use of the amenities on-site, since this stay was primarily about having a base while we explored the areas between Vancouver and Longview/Kelso. Because of that, our perspective is limited to the room itself and the general upkeep of the property. Overall, it served its purpose, but we didn't feel entirely at ease here. Would we stay again? If it were the only option within our price range, yes. But next time we'd likely do more research ahead of time to see if a local hotel, a small motel, an Airbnb, or even a bed and breakfast might offer a more comfortable alternative.

I am writing to formally report the unacceptable treatment I experienced while attempting to…read moreresolve an issue with an online reservation. What should have been a simple correction turned into several days of frustration, dismissiveness, and unprofessional behavior from the hotel staff. Immediately after submitting my reservation online, I realized I had mistakenly booked with the wrong hotel location. When I contacted Best Western customer service, I was informed that any refund or cancellation would need to be handled directly by the hotel. Upon calling the hotel, I was told that only the manager could authorize refunds, but she was not available and I should call back the next day. After several days of repeated calls, I was informed that there was no manager at all--only an owner who was never present--and that refunds were simply never given. The staff member I spoke with was incredibly rude, dismissive, and made no effort to provide assistance or even basic courtesy. This experience reflects a serious breakdown in communication, accountability, and customer service. Being told to repeatedly call back, only to ultimately learn that no one with authority was ever available, is unacceptable. The rude treatment I received only compounded the issue. I recommend avoiding staying at the Best Western Woodland Washington. I will also not stay at any other Best Western across the country because of this rude and unprofessional treatment.

Someone was parking at a tesla charger who did not have an electric car. There was an out of order…read moresign on one hose area. Odd. It's my birthday. I lost. They seem to draw magnificent crowds no matter what. I got vile chinese food free. No birthday free play. Seems like I wait a while to come. And I look forward to that. Unfortunately a lot of things I look forward to go this way. I work hard at home. A family member gave me $40 and I had $50 altogether. It's not much I know. You see people winning. And it's not me and it's depressing.

From the owner: Beautiful fully remodeled home with great style and good for big groups. A nice place to enjoy the…read morescenery and relax. Hot tub for an even more relaxing stay. Vacation home on 22 acres. Beautiful forest and a short walk to the lake, where you can go fishing or just enjoy the view. Huge deck with beautiful views. Backyard space, fire pit. One level home and wheelchair accessible. Plenty of parking on the property. Covered parking or use for basketball games.

After our "liquid lunch" at the nearby Sportsman's Public House, we drove over to Gouger Cellars…read morejust when the friendly and welcoming Owner unlocked the doors at Noon. Once inside, staff was clearly glad to see us and even provided blankets when we first chose to go outside around the covered fire pit area. As this was a rather cold and damp day, we soon retreated inside and found a nice table near the front. We skipped the wine tasting and went for full glasses to go with our food choices. They have beer too, but in a place like this, what's the point? We mostly went for the Pinot Noir selections, which I found went very well with what we ordered. That included: The "famous" Baked Brie appetizer. Let's say that the "hype" is real. Hot Turkey Spinach Artichoke Sandwich - Rich and delicious. Erin and I went for that and we gladly shared. Reuben. Jim's choice and I also went there. Mega Burger - Gayle's yummy choice. We lingered, we had great conversations, and staff was always there when we needed them. On our way out, we loaded up on some cute wood Christmas tags which I'm sure will be a hit as gifts.

Came here last night for the first time with a date to meet a couple from church who highly…read morerecommended this place. Gary, the owner, took us on a little tour to see the flex tanks, which were extremely impressive. He explained some of the science and technology behind it, and he is extraordinarily knowledgeable and passionate about his craft. We had some tastings and I was delightfully surprised at some of the sparkling wines, like sparkling Pinot noir, and sparkling Syrah. Definitely worth coming here to try those. Very unique. We ate dinner and I had a wonderful salad that was so big I could not even finish it. Had turkey on it and go cheese and I'll kinds of other yummy things. At the recommendation of Gary, my date and I had the baked brie. I'm not able to eat gluten right now, so he ate all the pastry parts, but the Brie had delicious apple chunks and it was just gooey and yummy. I know there are a lot of wineries in this area, but you will definitely want to come here. It's a beautiful location and we were fortunate to run up to the top of the roof, where there is seating, to see the sunset last night. It was magical. Get a tasting, and get the sparkling rose. You won't regret it!