We were there for a large formal wedding and only the wedding party was allowed inside to freshen…read moreup. The rest of the guests were required to use one of two nasty port-a-potties. Very disappointing. Otherwise, staff was friendly and attentive.

This was the worst venue I've ever attended. The location is gorgeous, but the owner is out of…read morecontrol. She was verbally abusive to MULTIPLE attendees and she was unbelievably unprofessional. I can't imagine anyone running a business this way. If you are considering this venue, please look elsewhere. Your family and friends deserve better. Shout out to Tim for being the reasonable one. .5/10 for Tim.

Such a beautiful and peaceful setting. I recently rented this venue for a celebration of life,…read morememorial, for my grandfather. Everything was exactly as I had hoped for during a very difficult time for my family. So comfortable. The owners are genuinely kind hearted and made everything seem so easy and go so smoothly. I 100% recommend this place and would most definitely use this beautiful venue again.

I stayed at Pine River ranch for five days and I have pretty much nothing but good things to say…read moreabout it. I appreciate the self check in, the breakfast was absolutely delightful, and it's a gorgeous location. There was a slight issue with the water but once the owner was made aware he had it fixed in probably under an hour. All in all great service. The only subpar thing about my time there was it snowed really heavily in the area before and while we were there and the plowed pile of snow blocked the view on the road when you tried to pull out of the parking lot so we had a hard time seeing the cars coming 40+ miles toward us. Though, I don't think that was the fault of the ranch, just something to keep in mind in the winter months.

My partner and I just took a one night getaway and stayed at Pine River. We chose the Natapoc suite…read moreand loved the solitude! The suite was private with no one in the neighboring suite. Pat was great with quick communication when we asked for a late check out day of. Breakfast was delivered to our door and was absolutely wonderful. It was a great place to step away from our day to day and also to have peace after spending all day on our feet in Leavenworth. The two person jacuzzi tub was worth the cost alone for relaxation. Absolutely would stay again!

This was a great place for my wedding. Had more than enough space for everyone who came. There is…read morean indoor and outdoor area which is just what we were looking for. I didn't give it 5 stars because the lady who owned it when my husband and I got married there a little over 2 years ago. She was very rude, and once she got her money her personality changed from super nice and helpful to not giving a crap. What I'm trying to say is, building and location...great. The owner is the only reason why I didn't give this place 5 stars.

I have participated in several weddings and other community events at the Riverside Center. It is…read morea fantastic space and is centrally located in the valley. There is space for the kids to play and views of the mountains. The other review, giving one star to some random guy (not the venue) is equally as scandalous as what her officiate did at her wedding. I feel that it should be taken down, as it is irrelevant. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the Riverside Center. A beautiful and functional space with the added edification of the 9/11 memorial. Cheers.

We stayed in the Library Suite, which is nice. A microwave would have been handy, since the…read moreresorts restaurants are not open for lunch and only open for dinner two nights a week. The waitress/hostess at the restaurant, Cassandra, was wonderful and did a great job. The manager lady who checked us in when we got there was very nice and helpful. I wish the facility would do more to warn people that the Library Suite is a private cabin and not an actual library for them to knock on the door and try to come in. That happened 12 times in the 5 days we were there.

High price for less than stellar accommodations. We were there (two adults) in Dec. just before…read moreChristmas. We waited too long to book at our favorite place. The only other place we found to be a dog friendly hotel with a vacancy was Sleeping Lady Lodge. We spent two nights for 500/night plus an additional 50/night for an under 10 pound dog. Be prepared to use a cart provided to get your stuff from the parking lot to your room, about 200 yards round trip for us. You get a map at check-in and there are a couple of maps along the trails to help you find your room. Pool appeared locked and the "Grotto" bar closed. You can grab a small cup of coffee at the office. If you want your room cleaned each day, they ask that you call and let them know. Run out of the four, one-cup Nescafé coffee pods they supply? You have to call them before 7am the next morning or come pick up what's left at the office. They tasted terrible to me. They do provide an electric teapot so if you bring instant coffee or tea, you can make your own. There is a small fridge but no microwave. No TV either, but that was okay with us. There is a broom so you can sweep your own floor. This time of year you will track in sand from the walkways if you come inside with your shoes on. Our room had a double bed and a twin. Down comforters on both but the beds were not very comfortable. On site breakfast buffet was an additional 25 per person when it's free at many other hotels in town. This is a nice place if you don't mind a rustic cabin type room with rickety furniture. Good water pressure and heat. Loved the heating rack in the bathroom to warm towels or dry clothing. No fan in bathroom so it gets humid in there if you shower or bathe and can be stinky if you...well, you know. Tub/shower/toilet in bathroom. Sink and mirror in sleeping area. Minimal seating (old swivel chair and lounge chair.) If you want a McDonalds-like egg McMuffin, coffee and/or a pastry for breakfast there is a little coffee shop by the main road. Otherwise, plan to drive 4 miles into town. Ditto for lunch and/or dinner. Bottom Line: You're not coming here to pay for the service or upscale accommodations (though you wouldn't know it from the price.) You're paying for the quiet, woodsy atmosphere the place provides, the dark sky at night, and the mountain surroundings which are beautiful.

Stopped here on vacation and was excited for this whiskey tasting. Found out some cool info that…read morethey distill spirits for Tommy Bahama. The whiplash doesn't even taste like whiskey; it's super sweet and you could easily finish a bottle in one sitting if you're not careful. The 6-year rye was also a favorite; not on the menu but you can ask for a splash. Loved the taste experience.

In addition to their spirits and cocktails they also have very delicious flatbreads…read more Their tasting room is dog friendly. They have comfortable seating inside and out. There is ample seating for groups or couples. The staff is friendly and helpful.

First time coming to this location. It has several tables and areas to take family pictures. It has…read morea stage and some little kiosks with items (hot chocolate/water, etc.) to sell. Restrooms are located inside as well. Also, I found maps of the area. I gave it a 5 star due to location, the unique displays, and made the stop feel like the holidays. Yes, it snowed like crazy. They had scheduled times for events, arrival of Santa, and the grinch.

Frequenters of the various Bavarian-themed towns in the Pacific Northwest are likely familiar with…read morethe massive Festhalls that occupy a place of honor in or around the town center. Mount Angel, Oregon is another example. Leavenworth's Festhalle, however, is a little bigger, a little better appointed, and ostensibly utilized far more frequently. Whether it be packed with drunken revelers in early Autumn, carolers and local orchestras in the winter, weddings, fairs, expos or any such gathering that requires a massive indoor space, the Leavenworth Festhalle is equipped to accommodate. Most of the events that occur here throughout the year are smaller affairs, with Oktoberfest being the only event that truly fills out the expo hall, to the point of spilling out into the surrounding streets and alleys. More than likely, unless you're a local (or live reasonably close by) your experience with the Festhalle is going to be at one of their flagship holiday festivals. Do they have Bingo here? It seems like the sort of place that would hold a Bingo tournament, during the off-season. If not, they definitely should. I mean, who doesn't like Bingo?

Oh my gosh we absolutely LOVED it here. Doing the family winter camp this weekend has been…read moreamazing!!! The camp has been nice well kept grounds and warm cabin. The staff are more amazing then I would have ever imagined. Thank you sooo much for how well you have treated my family this weekend we'll be back this summer

This is a great rental facility for group retreats. They have a variety of heated cabins to choose…read morefrom and multiple meeting spaces. The couple that run the camp are friendly and accommodating. Good food. Swimming pool in summer. Competitive prices.

I was impressed with Larc Hill and the great service we received from the owner himself…read more We showed up a bit too early (our mistake) but despite that, and despite them having a private event finishing up inside, we were given a beautiful place to sit along with a fantastic wine tasting. It's always great to chat and get more info on each wine from the people actually involved in the process every day. I am sure I'll return here on my next visit. We were happy to buy a few bottles which also covered our tastings.

reat wine, view facility, but even better service. Christie…read morewas wonderful, knowledgeable and fun. What a great experience. June 13th, 2025 Tony and Susie McElroy