"Quaint" is the perfect word for The Spruce Moose. Located right downtown in Roslyn, this makes…read morefor a super-convenient base camp to enjoy the town or explore the area. Good value. I stayed in Room #3. It had plenty of space and it had its own sitting area. The beds were very comfortable. There's a sink in the room. There is also a shared kitchenette, sitting area, and two bathrooms (one with a shower). Renee made the whole process really smooth. She's a great host. No complaints! We'll be back for sure.

This place is really quaint! The staff is very responsive, the provided timely, clear, and accurate…read moreinstructions. The house is super cute, clean, and organized. The room had everything we needed and it was spacious too! Expect a little noise because you are right in front of The Brick where all the action happens. The cafe downstairs is convenient but you better be patient because service is painfully slow, even for small town standards. I'm giving this place 4 stars instead of 5 only because the beds are too soft. We stayed in room 3 and both beds sink in the middle! You know, hammock style. My back was definitely unhappy. Everything else was great!

This place is great ! Clean well maintained this is my first time staying here. campsites are all…read moregood from what I can tell a few on the pond are awesome! Amazing for kids and adults and it's only two minutes from downtown Cle Elum! I will say I'm very snobby about my campgrounds . They have everything you need on site plenty of activities clean bathrooms . Also it's gated so you need a code to go in and out! Overall, great experience will be coming back next year!

We stayed at Whispering pines over the weekend. We arrived on a Sunday at 1:20 pm. When I checked…read morein they told me check-in time was at 2:00 and if I wanted to check in early I had to pay an extra $5 or I could wait in the parking lot until 2:00. We wanted to go to town to watch the Seahawks game so I paid the money. I feel like that was totally ridiculous considering it's off season and on a Sunday and nobody was in the space. It not about the money it's about the principal.

"Elegance in Nature!"…read more The Suncadia Penthouse has it all. I have stayed here many times over the years and it's truly a secret of the PNW! This incredible all season rental is located less than an hour & a 1/2 from Seattle on the 6th and top floor of the visually stunning Suncadia Lodge. It gives you access to everything that this vast outdoor playground has to offer, and/or a great place to hunker down for the weekend too- whatever you need. The interior has a very relaxing vibe, very "Northwest Class!" Extremely clean rooms, kitchen and bathrooms, nature prints, leather chairs, warm lighting, fireplace, and high vaulted ceiling! Coffee watching the sun rise w/ a fleece on the balcony is tough to beat. A few favorite activities I've hit up while staying here, for what it's worth: -Golf: 2 extremely challenging and beautiful golf courses on resort grounds. -Mountain Biking: both on the Suncadia grounds, and the more challenging single track in neighboring Rosyln! -Fly Fishing: The Yakima and Cle Elum rivers are stocked with trout! Make sure to stop into Troutwater fly shop in downtown Cle Elum! -Cross Country Skiing: gliding across the fresh powder and through the trees in the crisp winter air...ahhh! -Wine Tasting: Swiftwater Cellars on premise. Catch the RT shuttle! -Harvest Fest: In the fall you have to make it to Nelson Farms for music, food, arts, fun and local culture. - Red Bird Cafe in Rosyln. Best breakfast in the area hands down. Worth the short drive or bike ride! Latte's from heaven (not kidding), fresh baked goods and huge breakfasts! - Hiking: Many trailheads on resort grounds or for the more adventurous plan a day hike- you're on the doorstep of the North Cascades! -The Stovehouse Restaurant- 2 block walk for dine-in or take out- next level smoked meats- just order the smoked chicken. Game over. - Glade Spring Spa! "Yeeeeees!" is only a few steps away! Highest recommendation for this rental- it's perfect! Enjoy.

Love staying here. Always a great time. The best restaurants. We stay every December. This year was…read moreso nice. Everything went as planned with all of our reservations. Side note; if you want something from the gift shop, just buy it at that time. Wanted a sweatshirt for a few days. The day I went to buy it, it was gone :( We love this place year round.

This was a beautiful experience. Matt and Leanne truly delight in taking care of their guests,…read moreexceptional hosts. You arrive as travelers and leave as family. Matt regales with colorful stories while preparing scrumptious breakfasts that fill your bellies and hearts! Highly recommend and will definitely be back!

Do not stay here and waste your $189 per night. Most disgusting, dirty place I've ever stayed at…read more The host never even said hello when I checked in. The decking was disgustingly dirty (get a leaf blower)! Spider webs everywhere and a full opened beer can left on the porch. Did you even check my space out before I checked in??? Obviously not! These owners have definitely given up. Just shut down the business and be done with it. They say they have air conditioning but it doesn't keep the caboose cold. It's a joke No soap in the shower and I can tell they didn't clean the sheets before I arrived as I inhaled a huge hair left behind on the pillow. I had to pull it out of my mouth at 2am! Gross!!!! We got up at 5am. and were gone by 5:30am. Oh and there's no picnic tables, bbq pits outside just some weird sand play lot for kids. What a waste of money. I hope the owners read this and refund at least half my $$$ but I doubt that'll happen. DO NOT STAY here. Total rip off of $190 I want my money back!!!!! You're embarrassing to the traveler.

If you get one of the sites on the creek, you're in business. However, at $15 a night for a single…read moresite, there's only a few sites that come close to warranting such a high fee. Most of the sites didn't seem to have much space for tents. I stayed during the week, and this place was deserted, but based on other websites, and the number of signs regarding dirtbikes, I suspect this camp is overrun with noisy ORV's on weekends. The road to the campground is paved the entire way, save for some potholes. No cell phone reception, but you're camping, you'll live. Also, the fishing is mediocre. I caught several small trout while fly fishing near the campground.

This is a nice campground. We ride offroad motorcycles and you can ride directly from camp but it's…read morea managed campground so it's not at all "over-run" with dirtbikes. People who are camping here ride from camp to the traihead across the road but no bikers are riding around in the campground. The sites at the creek are nice and at $15 a night it's a bargain (no pass of any sort required!) It's gravel in the campground but paved to the entrance. There are vault style toilets and I say no water faucets so bring what you need. A lot of folks with RVs use the place. Quite family friendly!

We love staying at the Little Roslyn Inn. This charming house provides all the amenities needed to…read moreenjoy a wonderful time exploring the area of Roslyn. Hidden over the hill from the Main Street provides the peaceful feeling of a small town. But a short one block walk and you'll find yourself smack dab in the middle of one of the best towns in Central and Eastern Washington. Winter time you can Nordic ski right from your porch and cut up past the historic cemetery down into the trails of Suncadia. During the summer time, biking and hiking is available just at the edge of town for some of the best views in the state. Of course if you're a Northern Exposure fan, stay right in town and enjoy all the shopping, food, and spirits.

I recently stayed at The Little Inn and had a great time. The little house is perfect for two; it…read morecan easily sleep 6 or 7, but with one bathroom, it could get a little cramped. The place was clean with lots of natural light, and the piano upstairs was a nice surprise. There's a well stocked kitchen, coffee maker, and bedding and towels were provided. I did bring towels and my own pillow, but ended up using the towels provided. By the way, the towels smelled like they'd been line dried, which I thought was nice. :) Four stars only due to the downstairs bed; the mattress was too soft for my back, and the bed was pretty squeaky. It certainly didn't ruin my stay; it just made me long for my tempurpedic. I'm looking forward to coming back as there's so much to explore in and around Roslyn. Natassia was very helpful and had a lot of great recommendations for things to do in the area.

Mama Chang is amazing Her hospitality is amazing. She goes out of her way to make sure all of…read morethe guests are happy & comfortable. She has daily, or weekly rates which are very reasonable. Don't expect a lot of frills it is not that type of place You can expect a clean room, comfortable bed, and good cable TV. In addition if you walk across the parking lot to the Chinese Restaurant you can eat some amazing food at reasonable prices as well.

Stranded in Ellensburg for the night, I waffled between camping ($30+, no power, during a wind…read moreadvisory night) and an adorable bnb that ended up being over $150. I ended up here in the middle at the Rainbow. Three stars equals A-ok. Room itself hasn't been updated in decades but the mattress and pillows seem nice/newer and it's clean. Towels are bright white and smell clean. The shower leaves something to be desired but they did go through pains to accommodate tall folks; the shower head is about 6.5 feet up! There is an alarm clock, tv with remote, and proper key on a vintage diamond shaped key chain. There is no wifi. Friendly office manger reminds me of Stan Lee. I chose this place because it was slightly closer to downtown than the clump of motels further to the south. The motel 6 that is actually in downtown has off putting reviews and this was probably about the same price. While $63 for a place to sleep on a weekday seemed steep at first, it turns out it's about the lowest going rate these days. In light of the reviews of other places, I'd say this is one of the better deals in town.

Stayed here over 4th of July and it was pretty awesome! On of my favorite campgrounds when coming…read moreto Cle Elum.

I really want to start this by saying that the folks who run this are excellent! Very kind and very…read morevery helpful. Tha bathrooms and grounds are clean. The game room is ecclectic. It felt like I was stepping into my grandparents basement which was somehow a sweet feeling. It has things to do in there, however also a whole whole lot of random things mixed in that are dusty which makes it feel like a storage basement or attic. The hard parts: The camp ground sold to us online was VERY different than what we received. See pictures attached. The listing shows a picture of T6 with trees and privacy. Upon arrival we notice a completely open space with what appeared to be a hoarder living behind us. There was no separation between sites so we moved the picnic tables, because otherwise our kids would be surrounded by that persons junk. This was very disappointing. We felt that this person should be required to not camp or "live like this" in such a space. Otherwise if allowed, than at least close that camp site as it looks, "ick." There was also a community port a potty 15 feet from where we slept. While convenient... not many want that downbreeze smell. The freeway is extemely loud which to me felt like white noise, but it drove my husband crazy. This was a very sweet family feel campground, however due to the misleading of what we were getting as a camp site, camping next to a hoarder / what felt like a condemned home and sleeping within feet of an outhouse... this will be a last option camp site.