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

This was a wonderful, yet simple, place to stay. However, it was closed in October of 2023, and is…read moreno longer open for business.

Perfect location for exploring North Cascades. Nice size room and bed was extremely comfortable…read more Best sleep we had on our Roadtrip. Super easy no hassle check in. The owner is incredibly sweet. Didn't get to meet her in person but all of our phone communication was great and she offered me so much great information about the area. The price was excellent for that location. Will definitely stay there again and I highly recommend!

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.

Ok, we decided it was worth the adventure of a cheap motel, and certainly, I've stayed in worse…read more Hands down, though, Eagles Nest Motel in Concrete WA is the ugliest room ever. It's almost a parody of itself. Paper-thin walls and ill-fitting doors brought the outdoors in, highway noise "and all." The mini-fridge was warm. There was no coffee, and the plastic disposable cups tasted like the bar soap they sat next to. The clock was off by many hours, if it worked at all. There was a certain random artistry to the generous white paint splotches on the wood-stained trim and doorknobs. The broad collection of artwork was absolutely resistible, especially the eagle prints in our room that were $100 each or $375 for the trio. Yep, $75 more for the set than to buy each print separately. When we asked to use a bottle opener, we were pointed to purchase an unbelievably tacky Indian beaded one for $15. We decided it was cheaper to head down the road and buy something that didn't require an opener. It was. Warm, relatively clean room on a cold day with a comfortable bed, a tv and a mish-mash of well beyond slightly used tasteless 60s furniture... worth $55+tax? Not sure. For being a good sport able to giggle (a lot) at this place, hubby said he owes me one. I plan to take him up on it!

Very reasonable, clean and nicely decorated. I stayed for two nights and enjoyed my stay. I was…read morein Room # 1 which is like a suite, with entry room, living room, equiped kitchen, bedroom with king size bed and flannel sheets and bath room. Thank you, look forward to staying with you again.

We just finished a retreat for our library staff and board members, and it was perfect! Cozy,…read moredelicious food, and gorgeous inside and outside! And the stories about the property are magical! I can't wait to come back for another retreat, and other events throughout the year! Thank you to Terry and her team!

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!

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!

What's not to like?…read more Within minutes of arriving you can't help but feel the weight of those two Delta connectors, the three hour layover in Salt Lake City, and the two hours of downtown Seattle traffic slide right off your shoulders. Alice Bay is only a couple hours from Seatac but feels like you could be in Alaska. Set in the gorgeous but humble Skagit Valley, it is blessed with serene Bay views, visits from herons, rocky beaches and solitude. Plenty of solitude. The proprietors are salt of the earth and appear only as much is necessary - or as much as you'd like. The digs are simple but spacious. But private is pretty much the m.o. here. With only one guest quarters (with two queens), it's just right for a couple or small family. I'll keep the rest for (your) discovery and not spoil it. It's a nice place, completely affordable, and is the perfect location to get away and get some seaweed stuck in your toes...

We absolutely loved our time here. It is serene and beautiful. We would love to return to spend…read moremore time. We had coffee in the Summer Kitchen overlooking the water.

Majestic Inn is a lovely hotel in downtown Anacortes. It has an attached restaurant with delicious…read morebites. The added bonus was witnessing the most beautiful sunset from the 5th floor cupola. The hotel is walkable to grocery and boutique shopping, as well as other restaurants and bars. I highly recommend this hotel.

My husband and I came for the July 4th weekend with our teenage son. We met up with two other…read morefamilies with teenagers. We enjoyed the proximity to the town and the amazing view of the water from the rooftop deck. The kids enjoyed the freedom to wander around town and look in the shops, and enjoyed the game store. We watched the parade that must have had everyone in town participating! We are not from a small town. This was fun for us. The king-sized bed was comfortable, and we had a room with a soaking tub and a giant shower. The pull-out couch was "ok" according to my son. One thing I will say that was missing was a common area indoors for people to meet up and socialize outside of the restaurant. We have traveled often with these families, and we like to find areas to play cards and spend time together. The food at the restaurant was good. We had a poor experience with one of the rooftop bartenders. He looked like he had been there a long time and really had no interest in answering questions or engaging with the town. His younger companion bartender was friendly and welcoming. Advice: In the evening, it cools down tremendously on the rooftop, so you will need blankets even though there are a couple of fireplaces for ambiance.

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.

I'm writing this as someone who has loved The Inn at Langley (and the town) for the last five…read moreyears, visiting multiple times each year. This summer was my first visit since the new ownership took over. If you've never stayed at the Inn before, you'll likely have a wonderful experience. But for returning guests, as other recent reviews have mentioned, there have been some noteworthy and disappointing changes. So this is mostly a heads-up to returning guests, or perhaps feedback the new owners will consider. First, the positives: the location is absolutely wonderful. The rooms and views can't be beat, and Langley will always be one of my favorite places to stay. The staff was pleasant and very responsive when we had a small issue with our cottage. They quickly made things right and went above and beyond what we expected. That said, I agree with other reviewers that the changes have taken away much of the charm, warmth, and welcoming feeling I loved about the Inn. It feels like the owners implemented "improvements" that may have worked in their other ventures and assumed they'd work here, too. I don't think the changes added value to the Inn and, in some instances, did the opposite. * We were sad to see the Inn no longer uses Sweet Sisters for its toiletries. Sweet Sisters is a local shop that created the Inn's signature scent years ago (forest + sea ... the BEST scent). I loved that the previous owners supported a small local business. The new products aren't bad; they're just standard boutique-hotel products. I'm curious why the new owners chose not to continue that relationship. * While every staff member I interacted with was nice, I didn't see a single familiar face. I don't know whether previous employees chose not to return or weren't given the opportunity, but it felt odd and sad not to see anyone from before. * The lobby layout has changed. It used to feel more welcoming, with complimentary snacks and items to purchase. Now the check-in desk is immediately inside, and those things are gone (snacks are now in the rooms). It's not a major issue, but it doesn't feel like "value added." We used to enjoy stopping in for a snack and chatting with whoever was working. Now there's little reason to go in after check-in. * Our biggest disappointment was breakfast. The complimentary breakfast under the previous ownership felt special and was something we looked forward to every morning. Now it feels like an afterthought. We skipped it our second day because the first was so lackluster. * The new breakfast system requires filling out a card the day before, choosing whether you'll dine in or have breakfast delivered, and selecting a time. I understand advance notice for room service, but I didn't enjoy committing to a restaurant time the night before. I go to the Inn to relax, not to worry about dropping off a card before the lobby closes and making it to breakfast at a specific time. * The breakfast itself left much to be desired. The egg dish looked cool and tasted fine, but the pastry was somewhat dry and not particularly enjoyable. We were also given a whole plain piece of fruit and half an avocado, with oil drizzled on it. I think they could have done something more special with those items, especially when much of the Inn's current advertising is about their new Michelin star chef. Compared with the previous stellar breakfast, I expected more effort. The food was fresh and nothing was bad; it just did not come close to what the previous owners provided. Again, the change decreased the value for me. * Lastly, we were disappointed by the changes to the restaurant for dinner. My mom is vegetarian and I'm pescatarian. The previous owners made sure vegetarians had their own version of every course (when asked ahead of time), and primarily served seafood, which worked well for me. The new chef, at least as stated on the website, does not accommodate dietary restrictions, and the menu is very meat-heavy. Because of that, we didn't dine there, so I can't speak to the food itself. We were disappointed that the restaurant is no longer an option for us, and we certainly don't feel we'd be welcomed there based on how it's advertised. These changes left us feeling less welcomed and made us wonder about the kind of business we were supporting. Between seeing no familiar employees, moving away from a small local business, and a dining experience that now feels less thoughtful and inclusive, the Inn has lost some of the warmth and sense of community that feels so characteristic of Langley itself. We still had a lovely stay, and I'm sure I'll return because I adore Langley and the Inn's location is hard to beat. But my expectations will be lower. I'll know I'm primarily going for the location and town, rather than the Inn itself. If prices increase, however, I likely wouldn't return because, in my opinion, these changes have decreased the value rather than added to it.

Though it had a nice view and beautiful building with history on the walls we mainly came for a…read moreplace for lunch. And was disappointed. The food was ok but this star is for the lack of service. The wait was long and the server left us another thankfully came an offered more watered down coffee. We had very simple orders. We like to taste the clams in the chowder and this lacked what coulda been a great simple treat. I will not return.

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