On a recent motorcycle trip we found ourselves in Natches at dusk on a Monday. After asking around…read morefor a campground we saw a sign for lodging and food. The food was a lone bar called vans (dated but friendly and decent food) and a lone hotel. The woman answered the bell and agreed to show me her rooms and told me the price. 86 bucks later we found ourselves in a dated but clean and nice smelling room. Comfortable beds with good quality bedding were a nice surprise and we were tired so we went to sleep. In the morning we made some hotel provided coffee (very good) and enjoyed it at a cafe style table with real coffee cups and cloth napkins silverware. The towels were fluffy and heavy and the complimentary soaps and shampoos were great. For the money the amenities here far surpassed any I have experienced in hotels at twice the price. Great little find we highly recommend it.

Natchez Hotel I…read morechecked online for other places near our rafting trip and this was the closest that I was able to find that was inexpensive, and available. The person on the phone was helpful and laid back. This is definitely not a chain hotel nor is it a foofy B&B. The decor in the New Orleans room was meh. I asked the owner if there was wi-fi internet service and was told that internet was available in a specific area, but no wi-fi. FYI, I use TMobile=No Phone Service=No Edge. Pros - Near the "Y" at interstates 410 and 12, pretty good prices, mellow atmosphere. (YMMV) Cons - No cell phone service (for me), a couple of strange greasy stains on a couple of the pillow cases! yuck. One of the pillows smelled like cologne (unwashed?) Anyway, my experience with the Natchez Hotel is LIMITED, but I don't need much when i'm just staying for a quick "over-night". I just needed a place to sleep, and I would crash here again if it came down to it. I'll give it three stars because it borders between 2-3 stars.

We were stuck in Ellensburg due to weather related pass closures. It was so pleasant to find this…read morecharming downtown hotel in lieu of the corporate chain hotels by the freeway. Parking is a bit of a hassle and we ended up paying the $10 for hotel,parking in a lot around the corner. It was worth it as we could walk to restaurants within blocks of the hotel. As for the room itself, it was moderately sized but we had room for all our gear without tripping over anything. The king sized bed was comfortable with 5 pillows provided (the norm seems to be 4 nowadays). The room was very quiet but the bathroom has a sliding barn door which unfortunately doesn't muffle bathroom noises which should be private. Decor is soothing warm neutrals with a small sofa and a desk chair provided for seating. There is a small frig but no microwave. Keurig is provided for in room coffee but I would recommend going down to the lobby where fresh brewed coffee seems to be provided. 22/7. We did not check out the rooftop garden due to the weather. Would've enjoyed a drink in the cozy bar adjacent to the lobby but it doesn't seem to be open yet. I would definitely stay here again should I have the need to overnight in Ellensburg.

I'm getting to the age where even if I CAN make a 10-12 hour drive in a day, I don't have to and…read moredon't want to. So last week, on my way to Seattle I decided to stay the night in beautiful Ellensburg, WA (home to Central Washington University). Since it was just for a couple nights, I decided to get something downtown so I could walk around. I found Hotel Windrow online, booked the room and what a fantastic surprise. This boutique hotel is indeed RIGHT downtown. It's stylish, easy to find, obviously in a great location, and the property includes a hip little lobby bar a space called 'Top of the Berg' which is a rooftop area with fire pits, etc. very cosmopolitan. The rooms were lovely, very homey with a small couch, desk, large bathroom and comfortable bed. I walked two blocks to a fantastic Italian meal (more about that in another review) and overall, had a truly fantastic and easy night. A couple amenities to highlight include ample parking and electric charging spaces for electric cars or hybrids. I love finds like this, and plan on making at least one night stay over a regular occurrence now if I'm traveling on I-90. Recommended.

What's up Yelpies When you're traveling and need a quiet,…read moreclean and comfortable place to stay look no further. With best in class customer service, free breakfast, and a bar &grill that will compliment your stay. Get here now and enjoy what all the other competitors should be copying

This was one of the few Hampton Inns we stayed at the start of our cross country road trip. Our…read moreroom was clean, spacious and comfortable. There is a fitness center that is accessible 24 hours. Two selections at any Hampton hotel breakfast that I haven't seen before: avocado and POG juice (if I remember correctly). There is a large breakfast dining area. Staff was friendly and efficient. Recommend!

Absolutely recommend this hotel. The rooms were spacious and clean. All the appliances looked new…read moreand functional. But moreover, the free inclusive breakfast bar was so much better than any other hotels on the east side of Washington. Starting with all the various oatmeal ingredients to prepared breakfast burritos, honestly felt guilty taking everything for free. Strongly recommend staying here and taking advantage of the place. Nearby Central Washington University and close to downtown ellensburg!

Spotlessly clean friendly check in. Room was big with studio style kitchen even a dishwasher!…read more Check in was quick and efficient parking lot well lit and felt safe. Breakfast was so so. Breads and bagels waffles some pre scrambled eggs. No breakfast meats was sort of surprise not to have that offering. Because of that I can not give 5 stars but definitely 4.5 if that was an option

We booked this place for 10 days and opened it a month old since Covid. Rooms are newly renovated…read moreso yeah - Chaching! We scored! It was an honor to be part of this historic landmark hotel which was established circa 1912. There are 9 rooms in which 5 rooms have their own private bathroom. The other 4 shared two bathroom. Each rooms are named after favorite local hiking trail. Each room are also decorated with combinations of William Morris wallpapers with dark and light hues. If you see it in person, it seems like you're time traveled from the first time it was established. They were also able to preserved some of the original wood and decorations inside this historic hotel. Alyssa one of the staffs is the most kindest and warmest person who always greeted us. Her and other staffs worked so hard together to keep the place going and cozy as much as possible. There's also a fire place that's available to use during winter. Also a complimentary coffee, tea and cider to help warm you after a chilly hike somewhere. Every where yo set your eyes in this place has a very special touch from people whose involved in this place. Glad we stayed here throughout our Juander Mt. Rainier. Best decision to book here! The creaky floor was one of the original thing here so t'was a fun bonus. Walk slowly fellow Juanderers.... Cons: Price is too steep and for the 10 days that we booked here we only got 10% discount and at the time they don't serve breakfast nor dinner. No microwave available for everyone to use, it would be nice if they put one and is available to use at any time. Would love to come back and hopefully they'll give a certain big discount next time. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

I cannot say enough good things about this place! The space and rooms are beautiful and full of…read morecharacter! You can tell every piece of furniture was hand picked, with some even coming from the family themselves, making it more personal. The complimentary tea and coffee bar was a favorite of mine. Alyssa is wonderful and I highly recommend staying here if you get the chance:)

Clean, comfortable, well stocked rooms, great breakfast, game room and pool for the kids, lots of…read morenearby food options, and friendly, helpful staff--would definitely stay here again for a night or a couple weeks.

This hotel is super clean, the rooms are very spacious, various restaurants within walking…read moredistance, and staff members are friendly!! I'd absolutely stay here again!

The management at this location was extremely disappointing. I requested a printed receipt, but…read morestaff refused, stating that because I booked through Expedia, they were unable to provide one and that I would need to use the email receipt instead. I explained that this was a business trip and that I required a physical copy for my records, yet they still refused to assist me. I then asked for the corporate contact number so I could report the unsatisfactory service. The general manager responded that he was the manager. I clarified that I was requesting the corporate office contact information, and he claimed that all locations are privately owned. While I understand that franchises may be privately operated, there is still a corporate office that establishes operational standards. Refusing to provide a simple printed receipt and declining to share corporate contact information is highly unprofessional and reflects very poor customer service. Overall, this experience was extremely unsatisfactory.

They charged me $150 because the mirror fell off the wall when the door slammed closed -- by the…read morenature of the door. Very rude manager Brenda.

I think my post went to restaurant I didn't eat there I stayed in a cabin rodent feces and urine…read more432$ a night almost 900$ for two nights and this is what you get this disgusting feces and urine no number for after hours children had no bed to sleep in the first night due to this no compensation it WAS CLEANED UP but just got a sorry yeah they must not of checked or cleaned the bed totally unacceptable

Holy moly, I haven't been to Whistlin' Jacks in a hot minute. Me and the husband went on a day trip…read moreto Bumping Lake and decided to stop by Jacks on our way back. The drinks and food were top notch. We sat on the back patio and had a couple beers and the bruschetta. Omggggg....that bruschetta was amazing. We went back the following weekend to sit in the bar and watch live music and have drinks. The prices were amazing during happy hour and both times the service was phenomenal. If you get a chance to stop in, grab a drink and just walk around the back patio to take in the breathtaking views.

A close friend of ours recommended this fabulous boutique of a hotel to stay at for her daughter's…read morewedding. We absolutely loved staying here at the Hotel Roslyn. It happens to be in downtown Cle Elum, and as in with walking distance to a few local bars and restaurants. From the moment we stepped in, we felt so much at home. The space was warm and charming with attention to detail on all levels. The room had an appealing modern atmosphere. The cozy bed with luxury sheets and pillows were amazing to sleep in. We loved having our coffee in the morning in the front room with the small kitchenette. We also enjoyed having access to a fridge where we could bring back a nice bottle of wine for a nightcap. When we went to check out, I have the pleasure of meeting the owner, Ellen and her adorable dog Lady. The lobby is quite elegant with treasure troves a beautiful treasures. I shared with her that we truly enjoyed our stay and definitely will be back!

Last week I last minute booked a 1 night stay at Hotel Roslyn for a Saturday night. My mom and I…read moreneeded to be in Cle Elum Sunday morning, so I figured it be a fun girl's getaway for the night in Roslyn. I did see they were listed on Airbnb as well, but I booked directly through their website, we got the King studio for around $200 for the night. The morning of check-in I received an email for a contactless check-in, that was a nice touch! The hotel is in a great location and main street is just around the corner from it! We parked on the street, got into our room with the code they emailed us, and walked into town for dinner. The room is super cute! Nice modern touches all around. The walls are kinda thin, later in the night we heard ppl downstairs, it sounded like in the staircase, and it was pretty loud, but didn't last for long. The bed was comfy, they had dishes, mini fridge (no freezer in this room), and a convenient microwave. I did notice this hotel is listed on Redfin for sale ($4+ mill, I was just poking around Redfin and noticed the listing). Hopefully if they sell, the facilities will stay as nice! I asked the front desk and they have been open for almost 2 years they said. Looks brand spanking new still, especially compared to the historic buildings of Roslyn. Loved our stay here and would recommend to friends under current management! (which a friend did end up booking for a weekend because she saw my photos I posted on my IG hehe)

I really enjoyed staying at the Aster Inn, The room was very cozy and welcoming. The courtyard was…read morevery nice to sit and relax. Will definitely be coming back.

I've stayed at the Aster Inn several times over the last ten years. Always an easy, pleasant…read moreexperience. Very clean, great beds. Quirky, charming, and special. If you are into the standard brand name hotel/motel experiences, this isn't for you. If you are into quiet, local, and comfy - you'll be right at home.