What a great little spot! Staying in cabin 7 is the best. It's separate from the main lodge. The…read morebridge and interpretive trail right next to it is awesome for a little walk in nature

It's right on the river and always see deer on the property. I've stayed here several times because…read moreit's reasonable. You can walk to town but it's not 'in' town. I've always stayed in long rooms and they have been clean and the bed comfy. Well this time I stayed in a queen (#9) and this bed is in desperate need of replacing. It's an under statement to say I didn't sleep well. While lying I even heard one of the springs 'pop'. Would not recommend this room.

Absolutely loved this place. From the outside you might pass this over but don't! The front desk…read moreperson was very helpful and informative. The rooms are nice and quiet and the view of the river melts the stress away. Less than 5 minute walk to the town center and Winthrop has so much to offer. Rooms were clean and spacious enough. There is a coffee pot with coffee, tea, and additives. They supply hair products soap and hand lotions. The slides opens to a small private deck overlooking the river. I almost didn't write this review because I know more folks will book this place and cut me out but

If you're looking for a place that perfectly captures the spirit of the Old West after the gold…read morerush failed and everyone left town, this is it. The parking lot is a rodeo for compact cars only -- if you drive anything bigger than a Mini Cooper, good luck partner. The riverside 'sitting area' is less 'tranquil escape' and more 'Botanical Exhibit: Weeds of the Northwest.' A $20 Home Depot run could have fixed it, but apparently tumbleweed chic was the design choice. The scenic walkway is cleverly positioned right in front of your windows, so the choice is either: (a) enjoy your 'river view' or (b) star in a reality show called People Watching Me in My Pajamas. The walls are so thin you'll know exactly when your neighbor sneezes, flushes, or thinks deep thoughts about life. The western theme? Let's just say it's like someone googled "cowboy wood" and gave up halfway. The mix of cedar, pine, and random lumber scraps feels less John Wayne and more Home Depot clearance bin. And the bathroom? Oh, half of it is in the bedroom. Because nothing says romance like brushing your teeth while your partner is still in bed watching you. Five stars for location. Zero stars for everything else. Would only recommend if your idea of a Wild West vacation includes thin walls, awkward parking, and bathrooms that refuse to commit to a single room.

We had an amazing time at this resort! The hot tub was amazing! The rooms were cozy and we were in…read moredowntown Winthrop, so we did a lot of walking and had access to everything we needed! It's our new favorite place to stay and would highly recommend!

Where do I begin? My bride made an anniversary trip for us before the North Cascades Highway closes…read morefor the winter. She chose the River's Edge for our accommodations. We stayed in Cabin #12 and it was very nice. It was clean and neat. It came equipped with a full kitchen. We used the refrigerator but did not cook. There was a stack of napkins on the nook table but no paper towels available. Next time I'll remember a roll. The deck was right above the river and was very scenic. The hot tub was very useful to us and we sat in it stargazing for hours. The setting is private with privacy screens on both sides. We had neighbors on both sides of us who were also outside but all was peaceful. Good nature sounds out there. The check in procedure was flawless. It was all faceless and we never entered the office or saw any staff at all. They had our credit card number and sent us an email the day we arrived with the key box code. I'm assuming Covid prompted that procedure but it was smooth. There were a couple rocking chairs and a couch in the tv area. Under the tv was a DVD player and we watched some old Bogart/Bacall movies. Very cool. We already booked another trip next time Washington Pass is clear.

Right past Winthrop is a cute spot, with a good locale, the River Run Inn. Decided to stay one…read moreextra night since there were more things we wanted to do while in town. It was a bit steep for a Monday evening, totaling $211 with taxes. Upon driving in, on the left hand side was an eyesore, reminiscent of the Texas Chainsaw massacre with car parts strewn all over the lawn, a bit eery. Maybe that's where you end up if you don't pay! The manager on duty was very polite, and let us check in a couple hours earlier than their normal check in. The maids were still cleaning the room when we arrived. They only allow one person at a time at the hotel desk so they abide by COVID rules. Every employee we came across wore masks. We stayed in the main building up on the second floor. Enter room. Very clean. On the left is a closet with permanent hangers and a vanity with soaps and lotions (beware the soap does not foam at all, was it really soap?), and then the bathroom. Lots of towels. In the room straight ahead is a loveseat and and A/C unit that works very well. There were two queen beds with that cute "you're on the river" bed posts. Quilted blankets for that homey feel. Pretty sure they aren't cleaning the quilts between guests though, didn't smell fresh. Pillows were comfy. Beds were firm, but I found it quite comfortable. They supply a mini fridge and a microwave and a coffee station. There is a tv, but it's about the size of a laptop monitor, pretty small. Normally they have a place where you can borrow DVD's to watch or board games to play, but during COVID, they are not doing that. The best part of the Inn is that our patio overlooked the River, which is very relaxing. The screen door fell off the tracks multiple times so I decided to just leave it parked at an angle outside the sliding glass door. They provided a citronella candle (nice touch) in case you didn't want to experience mosquito genocide. Not relaxing was the giant tree being escavated within our front view, and was loud, ruining an otherwise perfect view of the water. Before dinner, we laid out in the hammock and got some shut eye. After dinner we came back, as I had reserved an hour (they allow you to sign yourself up on a sheet outside the indoor pool on premises) for the pool and the hot tub. Beware, the hot tub.... it's hot. Burned my keister. :P The wi-fi was somewhat slow and made it somewhat difficult to plan the next days adventures. We still managed to get a decent nights sleep, and check out was quick and easy.

Do not stay here - the AQI was above 250 and very unhealthy. Every other hotel let us reschedule…read morebut they do not. I'd still clear of this place and choose another hotel. Every other hotel we were staying at accomodated us.

This is a place that lets you live out your cowboy dreams without sacrificing modern comforts…read more There is a slight Western theme with ust the right amount of rustic. The staff here are down-to-earth and friendly; you get the distinct feeling that if you asked nicely, they'd help you wrangle a stray steer or at least point you toward the best pie in town. ​The crown jewel has to be the outdoor sauna shaped like an actual wine barrel. Soaking in a giant oak cask after a long day of travel makes you feel like top-shelf vintage, even if you look more like a steamed dumpling. ​Top it all off with reasonable rates and a free breakfast that surprisingly includes legit healthy options (no sad, lukewarm hockey-puck eggs here), We'll definitely be back!

Hotel is a reminder of the Motels we stayed at when I was a kid. Pool and lots of additional…read moreamenities: horseshoe, frisbee golf, bikes, BBQ grill, lots of chairs down by the river Staff was amazing.

We had a really wonderful experience here. The cabin is really nice inside and had all the things…read morewe needed. It was really quiet and we felt like we had a lot of space to ourselves. The office staff was really very nice. Also, the price was more than reasonable which is always great. We will definitely go again.

Nice drive over the mountain to Winthrop. Drove through town to Winthrop Mountain View Chalets. It…read moreis at the very east end of town. When we drove in, we were a little concerned with what we saw. Some very old cabins that didn't look to great. A very pleasant surprise when we opened the door. Very clean and updated. We reserved cabin six as we brought our dog with us. It was the closest to the highway but with air conditioner on we didn't hear any road noise. Soft goods were great, bed comfy, towels nice and fluffy. Air conditioner loud, (aren't they all?), but worked great. There was no sharp knife, they did provide a corkscrew. It would have been nice if they had put a dog bowl in or left a treat. We would stay here again. COVID policy: They are leaving cabins vacant 24 hours between guests and they seem to be going above and beyond to insure thorough cleaning.

I was hesitant to stay when I saw the reviews but I'm going to say I'm enjoying my experience here…read moreentirely. My room was clean. Beds are soft and shower perfect. The shower is a bit small but I can manage :) The stairs to the building is a bit unsafe so watch your steps. I have been enjoying my morning a nights on the balcony with my coffee. The staff here are such the friendliest folks around. I would recommend this place for a good nights sleep or stay.

We made a reservation online for room on 9/4/26 for the night. We went to check in at 5:30 pm that…read moreevening and found the office closed for the day! We tried several numbers to reach someone including an "emergency" contact number posted on the office window & never got a response. This necessitated leaving Winthrop for the night & traveling 2 hrs further to find lodging for the night. So disappointed as we did have a nice visit to Winthrop until it ended so poorly

Arrived late after long drive. Called to see about availability. They had 1 room with 2 queen beds…read more Perfect. The room was right up front by street. No road noise. Lovely, clean and comfortable room. Next morning owner told us we had a flat. Shared her air compressor with us and told us where to get it fixed. Very accommodating. Would definitely stay again.

Room 4 was a great choice for one person, and would also be fine for a couple that doesn't require…read morea king bed. Bed was firm but comfortable and had high-quality sheets. There was little to no road noise as the room is set behind the office which blocks the sound. Air conditioning worked well.

Stopped in on a ride when I was doing the Tour of Honor. This is a cute little place. They have…read morestand-alone cabins, rooms, and suites. My room was one of the "budget" rooms, but it was clean and tidy. The lighting was a little dark, but I wasn't really in the room other than to sleep. They have a nice seating area in the open outside that has shade and seats. I spent a couple hours there just reading a book there. Staff was very friendly when I checked out. It's within walking distance to a pizzeria and a convenience store. My total tab was a little over $100. The larger rooms and cabins obviously cost more.

We don't normally stay at rustic resorts but very much enjoyed our overnight stay here. We had a…read morelarge knotty-pine room with all the amenities with a view of the river. People at the front desk were very friendly and accommodating. We got a bottle of wine from the store on one side and a great pizza from the restaurant on the other side. It was a perfect place to watch the Mariners beat the Tigers in the ALDS. On our next visit we'll spend more time and visit downtown Winthrop, which looked quite charming.

Our family has been going to Silverline Resort every memorial weekend for over 20 years. When we…read moreleft this last Memorial Day, we went to the office to re-book our sites. My father-in-law, following the instructions of the employee behind the counter, wrote "memorial weekend 2027" in the date section of the card. Just this last week, we received a call for confirmation of our dates, which fall after memorial weekend. The employee stated our sites were given to the next person for memorial weekend. My FIL (and his cousin) both tried to speak to someone about this situation, and were met with rudeness and total unwillingness to try and remedy the situation. The employee on the phone stated that we didn't write the specific dates, even though we were following the employees directions. We've been concerned for the last few years at the reservation process ("just write your info on this card") for the resort, and this year it shows. After over 20 years of memories, we're absolutely devastated to know we have lost our sites. In reading the reviews, we are not the only ones this has happened to.

Our gang of 8 gals had our "glamping planning meeting" on Saturday and all are excited to get away…read moreto our fav spot for floating, gourmet dinners & crafting projects in the coveted group site next to the boat launch. We've been doing the same spot, same time in July for over 10 years. Grounds well landscaped, watered lawns, clean restrooms (even though we order a porta-potty for ourselves). One pal and I stay up late to look for shooting stars over the lake (often see cuz no 'city lights'). Water & power at some sites (certainly the group site) is a huge bonus as is ice for sale at the office. This private campground won't disappoint!!