I loved my stay here! This Inn is cozy, quiet, clean and well maintained. We stayed one night with…read moreour dog. The rooms are spacious and we have a little gas fireplace in ours. The beds are soft and we were nicely welcomed. The coffee in the lobby was good too! I would highly recommend!

WONDERFUL inn! My mom, sister and I have come every year…read morefor two or three nights and stay here. It's become tradition the last five years (minus 2020) to have our girls weekend here and we love our stay here every time. Not once have we ever had an issues or complaint. The beds are comfortable, rooms are clean, service is kind and authentic, breakfast is delicious and homemade and the views out here you can't beat!

Love the old Wild West lodge vibe. Beautiful outdoor garden seating. Cozy wooden interior. Rustic…read moreand simple menu. Can tell made small batch with quality ingredients. The breakfast sandwich egg/bacon with gluten free biscuit was amazing though a little small portion for the $13 price (a la carte, no side). Great little stop if you're in the area. I would like to attend one of their concerts inside the main hall.

This place has an odd mixture of glowing reviews and one stars. That's usually a hallmark of a…read morereally bad restaurant writing themselves reviews, but I really don't think that's the case here. Trout Lake Country Inn serves perfectly good food. It's not fine dining, but I don't think anyone's asking for that either. When we were there, I got a nice grilled cheese sandwich on Dave's Killer bread. Very grainy, which was nice, though on the whole, I didn't find it terribly filling. Maybe that's my fault for getting the side of fruit, which I did thoroughly enjoy. It included fresh blackberries, huckleberries and peaches, outstanding! My husband's meal came with a side of very tasty pesto pasta salad, which I intend to replicate soon. So why three stars and not four? The service. Service was very slow, and it took a long time to be acknowledged. And then there was the bathroom incident... having been in the car for a looong time, going down highways that at times weren't even paved, through a lush old growth forest, I had gotten to the point where I desperately needed a bathroom. Upon arrival, I'd noticed the port-a-potties outside the restaurant. Classy! Once we'd sat down, I ventured into the main hall to find the bathroom. And oh thank god, there it was, a door to a toilet. I needed to go so badly. As I approached however, I realized there was a brightly colored sign hung on the door. It read "port-a-potties are outside". Geez, I thought, this whole lodge really doesn't have a normal bathroom? Maybe they're renovating it... So outside I went to use the port-a-potties (yuk), which had no way to wash my hands, and I was about toe at a sandwich! Back inside I went. No faucet at the bar in the front room, and no staff to be seen anywhere; the kitchen was the only place I could go to wash my hands. I peeked into the kitchen, where a woman was cooking. Before I could ask her anything, she asked me in a rather rude tone what I was doing there. I explained that I just needed to wash my hands. She looked very irritated, and like she was uncomfortable with me seeing her kitchen, and practically yelled at me: "Go use the bathroom!" I explained that I had, namely the port-a-potties, and that they had no sink or even anti-bacterial foam. She gave me this "are you a moron" look, and pointed to the door behind me: "The BATHROOM!" Not wanting to bother her further, I returned to the same door with the big sign on it that said nothing but "port-a-potties are outside", and cautiously turned the door handle. My god! There was a whole bathroom there, shower and all! I was flabbergasted. I didn't dare approach the owner lady again, but to this day I have no idea why on earth there's a big sign pointing people outside, when they have a perfectly functional bathroom that they apparently DO want guests to use. Makes no sense to me whatsoever. The whole kitchen experience was very off-putting though, the woman was rude, and it made me suspicious that she seemed so anxious about me coming near her kitchen, as if she had something to hide. In short, the food was 4 star worthy, rating it like the diner it is, but the service was off-putting, the kitchen a bit suspicious, and the bathroom a flat out mystery. If they simply improved that, I'd give them four stars.

We rolled into downtown Trout Lake, WA around sundown on our way back from Mt. Adams and realized…read morewe'd better find a place to sleep. We saw Kelly's sign and went in and asked if they had rooms available. It's not the place I'd choose as a romantic getaway, but it is pleasant and pretty and very well kept. And they have dogs, which immediately endeared me to the place. Kelly Enochs and wife Marilyn run a nice little B&B here. We didn't see much of Marilyn (although her pressed-flower art decorates the place) but Kelly was very chatty, perhaps almost too much so. I'm sure one craves company when you run a B&B out in the woods and it's off-season! Location is great: right on a creek, right off the main road, on a side road that leads out into the 'country' (nice for walking or morning runs). There is a nice sitting room downstairs with a very good library of outdoors-related books. The antique couch is pretty but not the most comfortable. Kelly has a large collection of music and is a big music fan ... and will tell you all about it if you're interested. Our room (Creekside - a double upstairs; see photos) was large and comfortable. We had to go around the corner outside to use the bathroom (sink, toilet, clawfoot tub), but there were no other guests, so that worked out fine. Kelly is also a coffee addict, so there WILL be a fresh pot waiting for you in the morning. Breakfast was good with plenty of food ... all the basics you would expect - something eggy, something bready, something sausagey, fruit, coffee & tea. All in all, a nice time, and I would go back if I were in the area.

We stayed at Kelly's Trout Creek Inn Bed & Breakfast for two nights in July 2018. I discovered that…read morethey had been reported 'Closed' on Yelp - not true! Thanks to Yelp for correcting this. A beautiful house on a beautiful creek, with charming hosts! We had the Creekside Suite, it was really good, with a private deck overlooking the creek! We would love to go back! P.S. Cellular data and WiFi are quite spotty in Trout Lake, so download what you need before you arrive.

I've been eating here since Jerry (the original owner) and I were both young. It's changed hands a…read morefew times since Jerry retired but until very recently, the menu and the quality of the means has not changed much. It's now (2015) Glenwood Station. The food is still very good but the menu is MUCH more limited now. We hit Glenwood a half dozen times a year and are happy that this place is still open. Mighty good club sandwich and fries!

I came up here to haul logs off of the Indian reservation after the Mt adams burn. I stayed at this…read moremotel. The jenny that runs the store and check in desk. Is so nice makes you feel right at home and is very helpful...and kinda cute too!! There are 8 rooms. After tax it was about 83 dollars. The rooms are very clean and smell clean. The beds are actually very comfortable. They have flat screen tv's and dish along with wifi. Even though there's isn't much In glenwood I would stay here again if I was ever In the area . Everyone I've talked to so far in glenwood have been so nice and inviting. Which is nice for being a one horse town and an outsider coming in. The prices in the hotel's. Convenient store are actually very comparable to other populated areas. Tommorow I will try the the hotel's diner and update the review then. Oh yeah tomorrow is my birthday and the lady said you get a free ice cream cone on your birthday!!!! That's like icing on the cake!! Okay I've tried the food now. The food is good, we've eaten here twice now. With 2 different cooks. The burgers are the main choice on the menu. Nothing spectacular but the food is good. Blaus the cook is an awesome guy. He is so friendly and was super attentive and helpful dude is great. There was another younger lady working the back also, I didn't get her name but she was also extremely nice and was super inviting and helpful. If you eat here you need to check their jalapeño ranch sauce........um....sooooo goood.

Great cabins in a quiet setting despite being near busy road. The whole cabin was exceptionally…read moreclean, well equipped with a decent tub, separate shower and a very good bed. I asked for some fresh milk for my tea and in a jiffy it was provided. The newish owners seem to relish dealing with the great unwashed travelling public...something I did in my own hospitality business for 15 years. A credit to them both and also their excellent staff. Our cabin was set slightly away from the others and thus I relaxed naked in the swinging chair whilst supping some local vino and reading in the sunshine. DEEP JOY!

From the moment we arrived, we felt warmly welcomed. The Mt. St. Helens cabin was incredibly cozy,…read morecomplete with a gas fireplace, jetted tub, soft sheets, cozy robes, and a wonderfully comfortable bed. Every detail was thoughtfully considered, and the cabin was beautifully appointed. The peaceful grounds were perfect for a relaxing stroll, and we loved spending time on the porch swing. One of the highlights was having breakfast delivered to the cabin--homemade and absolutely delicious, it was the perfect way to start the day, especially when enjoyed on the porch. The entire experience was quiet, restful, and full of thoughtful touches. I can't recommend Carson Ridge Luxury Cabins enough. And as a bonus, Backyard Brewing is just across the street and has amazing pizza!

This is for a one night stay. We walked in and were able to…read moreget a room for the night. We selected a room with shared bathroom to get a cheaper rate. The bathroom was very small but nice and clean. Our room was comfortable. However, it lacked foldable rack for my bags. I don't like putting my Travel bags on the floor. After coming back from dinner, we had to use our key to enter the main lobby entrance. Keys were simple to use. There was complimentary coffee in the shared kitchen. There is no parking. Our car was parked on the street . We will definitely come back to this place in the future. :)

Chrissy was very impolite and honestly quite rude when helping me. I tried to cancel my reservation…read morebecause of transportation issues for my wedding, and they will not accept my reasons for cancellation or give a partial refund. I would not recommend staying here if this is how they treat their customers.

Carpet had not been vacuumed, found a pill laying on the floor when we first got there. Countertops…read moreand stove top In kitchen had not been cleaned or wiped down had food and bread crumbs all over them. Everything thing had a thin layer of dust on it.

The room was very clean and had everything we needed- tub/shower, toilet, towels, extra toilet…read morepaper, dresser, microwave, small refrigerator, table, 2chairs, nightstand & light on each side of the bed. The price was affordable. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Considering we used 35k points, this was not the best value for the points. This is a standard…read moreFairfield Inn. I would not call the upgraded room a suite. It was a standard hotel room. With four very flat pillows and a sink that kept backing up. It's also very windy out here so the car gets covered with dust. On the flip side, the free breakfast is always welcomed and they did offer a huge variety for the oatmeal bar and had gluten free bagels in the yogurt refrigerator (you have to hunt for it). Pet fee was $50 which is fair. And it may be the best hotel lodging available in the area, which really doesn't say much. I just felt we shouldn't have to use so many points for this level of accommodations. Felt more like a 15k value.

Meh.. This chain is similar to a Hampton inn perhaps a bit worse depending on location. I'm a…read moreHilton garden inn person normally but we were here for a car event and the hotels booked up. Would be worth 159.00 a night not the 228.00 even in this economy.sparse amenities. Tiny hand soap. I almost always bring my own anyway but don't this trip. Staff very nice, beds were fine, room was clean, of course the heat /ac unit was very loud. The pantry had a good selection. Breakfast was hot but everything off brand and it tasted that way. It was fine for one night. I've had to stay at worse places. If this were a funeral I'd say "at least they paid their taxes"

CLEAN room - incredible views! We had a wonderful time…read morestaying at the Westcliff Lodge. The room was very clean, the bed extremely comfortable with lots of pillows, and the views - the VIEWS - oh my goodness - just stay there! Not only are the views extraordinary, but the grounds themselves are meticulously kept with gorgeous plants, trees, and colorful, blooming flowers. The staff was wonderful, too! I have already recommended it to others and hope to be back someday! Thank you to the owners for creating such a peaceful and soul-filling piece of heaven!

Peaceful. Beautiful. Clean.Has everything you need…read more Staff are professional and willing to be human and laugh with you. Grounds are well kept, just off the freeway with river views. Not far from any amenity or service you're looking for. Would definitely stay again.

This Inn is really not a "Bed & Breakfast" and it is in need of repair and maintenance. The…read morewebsite talks about a breakfast, but it's really just some danish and "whole fruit" like apples. Etc. Fortunately they provided an in room coffee maker and coffee with filters. The room (The Gorge Room) was ok, and had a Murphy bed (as advertised), but it sure felt like a full not a queen size. Very small. Also, again as advertised, the bathroom for this room is down the hall. This wasn't a problem and we expected it (again, as advertised). However, upon getting into the shower, both the diverter handle and water pressure/temp handle came right off! Fortunately, I was able to get both back into the slots internally and take showers, but that should definitely be fixed/replaced. Overall this is a very old property with lots of charming design and decor. Just be aware that this may come with challenges, and older reviews make it sound better than it is. It certainly isn't living up to its older reputation. It is also largely an unstaffed property. I did see a lady working in back and spoke to her briefly, but other than that, no one.

This was a cute enough spot, a little bit of a walk from downtown. I booked this room without the…read morebreakfast option, as I have dietary restrictions I didn't want to worry about accommodating. I overheard other guests saying that breakfast was no longer provided, even though it is advertised as a b&b. This didn't affect me personally, but I did find that to be misleading. There were signs saying that beer and wine were available if the innkeeper was in, but we were around most of the evening and didn't see any offerings. Additionally, the hot tub was closed. Check-in was relatively easy, the room was as presented. The porch was nice to relax on. Not a bad stay, just feel that it could have been more personalized and up to the description.