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

The resort provides portage service that we used between Diablo and Ross lakes. Both directions…read morewere extremely slow and unreliable. On the way into Ross, we were the first at the dock: called in to the office and were told 20-30 min. A truck did arrive after 30 min, but it was loaded with passengers for the ferry that first needed to unload, then ferry passengers (who in the meantime arrived) were loaded in front of us onto the truck and left. Then, a second truck with kayaks came - these were then unloaded and we were finally loaded onto a very stinky, loud, and bumpy diesel truck - with us being right behind the exhaust pipe. The ordeal took about 2 hours. On the way back, we were _again_ the first at the dock and told 20-30 min. A truck did arrive after 20 min, but it was loaded with a motorboat that arrived _after_ us. Our kayaks then did not fit safely on the truck and the driver said "I need to leave.". To my request if they can get a driver for the second truck, someone on the other end of the radio replied "We do not have more than 1 truck on the road, and we're short staffed." About an hour later, the truck returns full of canoes, that first needed to be unloaded and finally our kayaks are loaded onto the truck. The truck driver was switched out with a crew of _2_ drivers. Short staffed? Only 1 truck on the road? This return trip took about 2.5 hours. 2 more things about Ross Lake Resort: - They do not assume any reliability for portaging, so whatever breaks even if they loaded it, is not their fault. - They have a noisy generator running all day long. Lies, unreliable service and prioritizing their own resort guests ahead of others makes this a -1/5 in my book.

So fun! You can rent a boat, the views are amazing, and all the different little waterfalls are…read morebeautiful

We found this place so cute and cozy! It's exactly what we needed for one night to see the national…read morepark. It's very homey and i love the vibe. We stayed in the eagle room with its own bathroom and we probably could've done with the bathroom down the hall situation. Good fan to run at night. Overall satisfied. One thing to mention is that the walls are thin so you can hear loud talking or someone blowing their nose. But we live in an apartment so this didn't bother us! Cheers!

I'd like to give it a 0 if it were possible. We arrived here excited, as it looks great from the…read moreoutside. However, we got inside and found two bathrooms shared between 5 rooms. This may as well be a Hostel, and for the price we paid, this is an utter ripoff. The room itself is tiny with three twin beds scattered around clearly meant for children. None of this was ever mentioned before hand, as scams typically go. This place is nothing more than a scam operation- a hostel masquerading as an "Inn". Do not spend a single cent here if you have any semblance or expectation of privacy or space. Or even a bed bigger than a twin. Utterly disgraceful. Disgusting scam.

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 felt this was coolest mom and pop motel I've ever stayed at. Rooms are unique, clean, and big…read morewith everything you need. Reasonable priced, with friendly staff. Very cool!

The hotel is very clean. That is all I can say about it. They give you 2 paper coffee cups and you…read morebetter hang on to them because you won't get another. I called to confirm and got a voice mail and number to call the manager. Guess what no one calls back. The town is like the wild Wild West. Don't expect to find many options for dining. But truthfully I don't know where else you would stay in the area. This is a camping town for sure.

Wonderful B&B. Linda is the best hostess. Gorgeous view of Mt. Vernon. Beautiful firs onsite. Thank…read moreyou Linda!

Beautiful rooms and staff for mine and my husbands stay. Highly recommend. Great staff and lovely…read morebeds. Will be returning!

Went here for tea with some friends yesterday afternoon and it was absolutely delightful! Terry,…read morethe owner is such a professional yet so down to earth! The different dining areas, the settings..all were so beautiful and you even got to pick your own cup and saucer. Everything was delicious from the kale salad to the mini chocolate cupcake and you could see how much time and care was taken with the preparation. My only suggestion would be instead of a half of a large croissant to have two many croissants which fit more in the scheme of the t-selections. Cream scones melted in your mouth and just fell apart and they have their mix for sale! Clotted cream, lemon curd, raspberry preserve, all were there for the scones. My only suggestion would be instead of a half large croissant, have two mini croissants which fit more in the scheme of the tea selections on the tiered stand. If you haven't, go! You won't be disappointed, and take a bag of the scone mix with you!

Willowbrook Manor has become one of our new favorite places! The relaxing and peaceful atmosphere…read moreof the Manor and grounds is like stepping back in time to a slower pace of life -- reconnecting with yourself and with nature. Serving an excellent choice of teas, delicious scones, and superb seasonal accompaniments, a tea event held at Willowbrook Manor is an experience you do not want to miss. For those of you, like us, that wish to indulge themselves with something more than just the exquisite opportunity of attending a Willowbrook Tea event, staying at the Manor itself is an amazing, pampering retreat. Terry, the owner and host of Willowbrook Manor, fills every stay with hospitality and opportunities to make your stay the best it could be. There are several eclectic and sleepy little towns within a short drive for those that want go exploring, as well as Willowbrook Manor is right on the Cascadia Loop. So biking and hiking trails are close by for some outdoor adventure. Whether it's for an afternoon event or a weekend getaway, I hope you find yourself soon at Willowbrook Manor.

Was in town for work and stayed at the Hampton Inn. Nice and modern hotel not too far off the…read morehighway. Staff was very nice. Great fitness center. I will definitely stay here again when I'm back in Chilliwack.

Dog-friendly hotel, just off the highway. Not the most scenic area, but a great option for weary…read moretravelers (as we were) as well as people staying longer in the area. I don't think the rooms have much in the way of views unless you're staying on a higher floor - then you probably have something really cool. Rooms were clean and tidy, although the shower started making a thumping noise in the middle of a shower - but nothing broke. Breakfast is included - with pre made cheese omelets, two kinds of waffles (fruit or malted vanilla), and two kinds of waffle makers (mini or regular). Staff was really friendly, despite the crazy winter storm that came in which caused multiple travelers to ask her repeatedly (we were one of the many) whether she thought the roads were safe to travel.

The Inn is conveniently located in the middle of downtown Lynden. It's attached to an adjacent…read morebookstore and cafe that serves excellent coffee, pastries, and meals. There are a lot of perks to staying here. The price was comparable during our stay to other hotels that don't have quite the quaint feel, level of service, or room appeal. During your stay you can get complimentary passes to a couple gyms/pools in town. You either make the walk or drive to them however. I do enjoy an attached gym and pool. That was the only downside. You can also get a free pass for a yoga class! The yoga studio is two stores down and seems so fun. I would have scheduled a massage here as it was super reasonably priced for 60 or 90 minutes, but the last booking was nabbed by the time I made up my mind. Also, free bike check out if you happen to be here during nicer weather. Too cold for us. In the room you'll find quality bath amenities, free snacks and drinks, coffee maker, water kettle, teas, and a decent sized fridge. The bathroom had ample towels and nice shampoo/conditioner/body wash dispensers (simple human). There was a hair dryer (not the best) and a lighted makeup mirror. If you've forgotten something (toothbrush/paste, razor, etc) they have some convenient supplies at their front desk per the in-room info folder. The only thing you'll want to note is that our sink/mirror was outside of the shower/bathroom if that matters to you or your roomate. Very clean and appreciate that pets are not allowed here. Would definitely stay here again. Parking: Ample street parking adjacent to the hotel during our stay.

We've been traveling / staying in the Bellingham area for years. How did we just discover this gem?…read moreLovely in every aspect. Thoughtful in every detail. I've never stayed on a property where you are escorted to your room upon checking in and are offered an introduction to all of the details. There are small luxuries everywhere you look. Upscale toiletries and fixtures, the smoothest sheets I've ever slept on, complimentary snack basket in your room. In addition the downtown is charming and immaculate. Flowers overflowing from hanging baskets and decorative pots, Avenue Bread right off the hotel lobby (IYKYK) and cute locally owned shops. Put this inn on your bucket list!

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.