We are really enjoying our stay here. The cabins are well appointed, and convenient. There is a…read morevery sweet dog who greeted us at check-in. The bed is moderate quality - not the highest quality mattress, but not the worst either. The area is beautiful, and we were able to do a day trip to Orcas island via the Anacortes ferry, and will be exploring the North Cascades National Park today.

This Harvest Host was very nice. We had friends with us so they provided us a larger area that…read moreaccommodated two rigs and two vehicles. It had a view of the green mountains. The parking more dirt than gravel so leveling was fairly easy. The road into it was gravel and it was across the street from the office location. The office staff was friendly. They were three generations of women and they were super sweet. We purchased homemade blueberry cobbler, homemade jam and rump roast. They ran out of their rib eye sadly. We stayed two nights. The first night their older dog, Jacky, walked into our camp and we fell in love with her. Apparently, she frequently walks to the different campsites to greet the neighbors. So if you have the opportunity to meet her, give her lots of pets and love. Great place and another grand experience. Again, reservations are a must.

My wife and I loved our stay at Mystic Mountain Farm. Not only were the room and the common areas…read moresuper cozy, but Chuck and Carrie were a big part of what made our stay special. Sharing great breakfast and talking with them in the mornings were a highlight of our stay. After breakfast, we asked to tag along as they fed their various animals. We bonded with their Sika Deer and almost got the Wallaby to trust us. Carrie would make our evenings great with some fresh baked cookies while we watched old movies on VCR by the fire. We will definitely be back and are looking forward to our next visit.

Our first time in Washington to compete in the US National Field Archery Championships in…read moreDarrington. We stayed 5 nights at the Mystic Mountain B&B and lets start this review with 5 stars = 6 stars in hospitality all by itself let alone all the other "make yourselves at home" that came with our experience. Carrie & Chuck, our hosts, were delightful from start to finish. They made sure we had everything we needed and then some. From the amazing from scratch breakfasts each morning to the fresh baked plate of goodies each evening our stay was filled with one smile after another. The B&B is only one of the many things they offer with this special 100 acre property. The property also boasts a full service nursery with some of the best looking hanging pots displays I've seen in years and an assortment of farm & exotic animals that will delight kids and adults alike. The views of the surrounding mountains are amazing as are the walks along the river that runs along the property. The peaceful fresh air feeling and soul recharge that comes with this stay is hard to put a price on. Mystic Mountain Farm is only about a 20-25 minute drive to either Arlington or Darrington (sits about halfway between the two on Hwy 530) and I'd highly recommend you consider a stay here to make any visit an extra special one.

Awesome 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom vacation rental house up near Mt. Baker. Sleeps up to 12 and has a…read moresuper open floorplan. It's right between to two little towns of Glacier and Maple Falls so there are restaurants nearby. Easy to book on VRBO or their website. It's a great getaway either for fun times with friends or with family!

We spent the most wonderful week-end at the Sasquatch Mountain Hideaway cabin, perfect distance…read morefrom Mt. Baker. I've been trying to come up with one word to describe the area and I can't! It's peaceful, relaxing, beautiful, amazing, lovely, just everything you would want to experience on a week-end get-a-way. I would suggest staying a week! We went exploring on Saturday, our first stop was the small town of Glacier just 4 miles up the road. We stopped at the little Grocery store, to pick up a few supplies. They have espresso!! If you order it before you shop they bring it to you while you shop. Also, ice cream on the cone. There's an adorable 2nd hand store, they sell homemade soaps and candles as well. I Love this town! Leaving Glacier we headed toward Nooksack falls just 7 miles further up the road. Breathe taking view. I watched the Deer Hunters movie a few weeks ago, and I knew that the Nooksack falls were featured in the hunting scene of the movie. Did Meryl Streep and Robert DeNiro walk the same path as we did??? Probably not, but it's still absolutely worth the stop, it's beautifully dangerous. Back on the one way road to Mt, Baker Highway, then 14 miles to Artist Point, located at the very end of Mount Baker Highway. I felt a little intimidated on the road to artist Point, it's only about 3 miles long and with the switchbacks it's crazy exciting and lovely winding up more than 5000 feet above sea level as you arrive at the top. Yes, it boasts 360-degree views of Mount Shuksan and Mount Baker. All of this, just 22 miles from the Sasquatch Mountain Hideaway cabin. We climbed a short distance to an open area, and had lunch in the snow, on a beautiful August afternoon. What do you do when you didn't bring a sled? Well you use your coat and you go Coatesbogganing! We returned to the cabin, and started the grill. We had Grilled salmon, salad, baked potato and white wine, all out on the balcony. A very pleasant non-exhausting day. This mountain hideaway features a gourmet kitchen, private bedrooms; lovely bathrooms, leather sofas big screen TV's and choice of movies, or bring your own. If you wish they have big foot slippers to wear around the cabin, and much more. This cabin is perfectly located for enjoying every season for any reason, I love our beautiful Great Northwest. The Sasquatch Mountain Hideaway makes it easy.

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!

HANDS DOWN FABULOUS SUPER SAFE!…read more Had the ultimate glamping farmland experience. Not only is this place land based and sustainable, I felt super safe staying here and comforted as a queer woman. The most beautiful chickens assist you with your stay and the facilities are up-kept super well. Incredibly clean site for camping in tents with additional amenities and yurts for stay too. Great outdoor kitchen and big bathrooms with showers and soon hot tubs! David is an incredible story teller and I excitedly await for my return to come back to Paca Pride.

Waited last minute to book something for memorial Day, and…read morethankfully the Paca pride ranch had one available spot. Wasn't sure what to really expect, but had a general idea. This by all means exceeded my expectations. Upon pulling in, although not to far from the main road...I still felt transported into a whole different atmosphere. Check in was effortless. Can we talk about David the owner and host. TOP NOTCH so friendly, informative, kind and easy going. He took the time to explain everything. He pointed everything out and even helped with all my questions about things to do, different hikes, and my endless questions about the property itself. The property. Wow. We stayed in the guest house but utilized the communal fire pit and visited with the Alpacas, the chickens and other guests. The campground was full and everyone we met was so nice, and friendly. If you are looking for a unique getaway that will be something memorable I suggest staying here. We will be back and staying in a yurt next time.

My partner and I stayed here last week and found the accommodations perfect for our needs. When we…read morearrived, we easily picked up the keys found a clean and cozy room waiting for us. The facilities were all well maintained and the shared bathrooms clean and available whenever we needed them. Our stay was upstairs in room number 11, and while we might have chosen a larger room upstairs if available, the mattresses were comfy and toiletries/clean towels were provided. We would recommend BRI for anybody looking to hike into N. Cascades NP from Marblemount.

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.

Amazing location. Almost don't want to leave a review so it can remain a secret. Mt. Baker Lodging…read moredid a great job setting us up. Highly recommend, great for families with kiddos 12 and younger.

Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club: Esoteric Cascades…read moreMountains The genesis for this business/ski trip was serendipitous. A primary professional organization to which I have been a lifelong member decided to hold a membership lottery. I have presented scholarly papers, chaired several committees, served on the national Board of Directors, and certify national higher educational programs for this organization. The national organization prepared a lottery for professors who recruited new members, and I was entered automatically in the lottery. The lottery prize consisted of two coach tickets to any national/international conference anywhere in the continental U.S. Little did I suspect that I would win free airline tickets. I already had papers accepted for presentation at an international conference in Vancouver, British Columbia. Remember the airline tickets were negotiable for the U.S. I know U.S. and Canadian geography. We redeemed the prize tickets for round trip coach tickets to Bellingham, WA. Do you know the location of Bellingham, WA.? Bellingham, WA. is beautiful town located on the Puget Sound, and Bellingham is one and one-half hour south of Vancouver, British Columbia. Nearby is Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club. Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club is only a twenty-minute drive to the Mount Baker Ski Area that has an average annual snowpack of 250 inches and fantastic skiing from November through April. Delta quickly redeemed the lottery prize, and we used our Delta Elite membership to upgrade to first class from Dayton to Sea-Tac international airport. Normally Sea-Tac international airport has a hefty cab fee into Seattle, and the rental car drive into Seattle might be an unpleasant experience due to heavy traffic. However, we were able to by-pass this problem because we connected with Alaskan Air to Bellingham, WA. We were somewhat amazed at the quality of service of Alaskan Air. Naturally, we were flying a commuter flight from Sea-Tac to Bellingham, WA. To our surprise the flight attendants were serving free wine to all passengers aboard the flight. I know several large carriers that could learn some lessons from Alaskan Air. Bellingham is a very small airport, and the car rental is a few steps from the luggage area. We always pack our own skis and ski boots for any ski trip. It is too much of a gamble to use rental ski equipment. Following deplaning we were home at Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club within an hour. The following day we drove to Vancouver, B.C., presented the papers, found a great seafood restaurant for lunch, and returned to Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club to prepare for nearly a week of skiing. Snowater is situated on the Nooksack River at the edge of the Mount Baker National Forest. Mount Baker is part of the Cascade Range. The Cascade Range is a major mountain range of western North America, extending from southern British Columbia through Washington and Oregon to northern California. Many peaks in the Cascades exceed 10,000 feet, including Mount Hood (11,235 feet), Mount Rainier (14,410 feet). Most of the summits are extinct volcanoes, but Lassen Peak (10,457 feet) and several others have erupted in the recent past. Mount Baker (10,778 feet) steamed heavily in 1975, and Mount St. Helens (8,365 feet) erupted in 1980 and again in 1981. The Cascades are beautiful to view from a commercial jet, from the urban areas, and especially from the ski slopes. The Interval International website does not do justice to the interior and exterior beauty of Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club. The cedar siding of the townhouses blends in with the mountain forest. Check in required minutes, and there is absolutely no confusion in locating the specific condo. The kitchen is very functional, as is the cookware and plate ware. The dining room and living room are comfortable. The fireplaces are essential for the ambiance of a mountain retreat. We had a two-bedroom unit, and the master bedroom is very usable and comfortable. We had plenty of room to spread out our skis and all the ski apparel. The window seats with the extended large windows permitted the outdoors to merge with the condo. Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club is at an elevation of only 1,000 feet. This meant that it was virtually spring at the condo, but winter at the Mount Baker Ski Area. We were able to find provisions nearby. There are a few restaurants in the area. Our holiday focused on intense skiing, and we were pleased to prepare most of our meals at the condo. Following an exhaustive day of skiing, the Snowater and Resorts West Vacation Club sauna, hot tub, and heated pools were beneficial to tired muscles. We transitioned from a mountain of snow to a national park setting in spring conditions in a few minutes. Often in Centerville, Ohio, we might receive eight - thirteen inches of snow overnight. My snow blower will clear the driveway and sidewalks in less than an hour.

I highly recommend this hotel - beds were soft and comfy, staff is friendly, and the breakfast was…read moregreat! Made to order omelets and breakfast burritos not to mention a waffle bar, plus other hot items like potatoes, bacon and eggs. The only difficulty is there's no sign out front where you need to turn in on one driveway - it's a slim and long driveway but go down it because the hotel is back there. If you see Starbucks keep going a little bit further and turn in. The place was very clean and comfy.

Good experience! Booking, check-in, and check-out were all a breeze. We stayed a couple nights in a…read morestandard king room and it had everything we could need. The amenities were nice. A tiny gym with a couple bikes, ellipticals, one treadmill, dumbbells, and a cable machine. Both times we went, we had the entire space to ourselves. We also liked that there was free breakfast in the mornings. Parking is free in the surrounding lot. Handful of food options a walkable distance away.