I have driven through on Canyon Road twice and stopped in twice to hopefully purchase and enjoy an…read moreespresso on my way through. There is a large sign prominently displayed on the front that advertises espresso that has drawn me to park and come inside. I stopped in both times in hopes of indulging on an espresso drink in the afternoon hours and have been utterly disappointed and heartbroken when I parked, went inside, and was greeted with a sign that declared that the espresso stand was closed. I am very unhappy that there appears to be no one available to operate and serve espresso either time I have taken the time to stop in. The lodge looks like a nice place but I feel that it is very deceptive to advertise espresso so prominently outside and not have it available for customers. I'm really uncertain if I will ever take the time to stop in for anything at this point after being so disappointed.

Greatly surprised at how great the menu and food was. Met Chef who was prominent at multiple…read morerestaurants in Seattle. Everything was beyond great as well as the staff and location where you have a river view. We were lucky to see a train mosey by too. Will definitely be back Had oysters , étouffée, Steak salad .

I made a reservation several months ago, and have asked one simple question, via email and phone…read morecall message: Do you have AC in your cabins. NOBODY has had the decency to even call or email me back. This place is terrible: I cancelled on April 24th, 2026 for a June 5th reservation. They better honor it. Terrible customer service. How difficult is it to respond? I had one simple question, due to my health issues.

DON'T STAY HERE!!! made Reservations on Saturday to stay the following Friday and Saturday- was…read morerequired to pay 1/2 of 2 night stay and cannot cancel less than 14 days before even thought made it less than 5 days before and tried to cancel 3 days before! RIP-OFF

I stayed here for a week in early November 2021 and loved my time at El Nido. The cabins are…read morelow-key and a little funky since they're from the 1940s, but tastefully refurbished and very functional. I appreciate the analog vibe and lack of digital appliances and televisions - it's a perfect place to retreat from our technology-saturated lives. I stayed here with my dog so I appreciate that El Nido is pet-friendly as well. Tieton is a wonderful, quiet farming town--not a place to visit if you need a lot of entertainment like bars, clubs, and theaters--but offers some great food, especially Don Mateo and Santos Bakery, and a small but lively arts scene on Fridays and Saturdays. There are some great hiking trails within a short 15-20 minute drive from town. This is a place I plan to return to as often to experience the peaceful vibe and the change of seasons on the sunnier side of the state. Thanks El Nido!

Two couples, two cabins and a big fire pit allowed outdoor socializing in these days of COVID19. El…read moreNido is just at the edge (4 minute walk) from the center of the town of Tieton, a growing artist hub on the eastern slope of the Cascades off Rte 12 in the heart of apple land. Newly renovated, clean and fully equipped with kitchen and bath stuff. No TV but good WiFi. The Hosts (Anne and Nick) were super friendly and helpful making sure that we had firewood for the fire pit, setting up a propane heater for an additional warm outside spot. The cabins are close to several nice hikes and a couple of decent restaurants in town. I'd stay here again in a flash.

Attended a graduation banquet at Apple Tree last summer and found it to be a beautiful scape for a…read moreparty. There's a decent size room upstairs overlooking the landscape that can probably fit about 70. There's an attached bar as well as what may be a meeting room where the food was set up buffet style. Round table seating was arranged and there was a dance floor as well. Food was mediocre but I was expecting that. The scenery is what makes this place extra special!

From the owner: Over the past two decades, the Apple Tree Golf Course has quickly become one of the Pacific…read moreNorthwest's premier golf experiences. Carved from the rolling terrain of 100 year-old orchards in Yakima, Washington, Apple Tree's prestigious resume includes a 4-star rating by Golf Digest. Its signature par 3 17th features the world-famous Apple Island Green and has been named among "The Best 9 Island Holes in Golf" by BackNineNetwork, "Best Par Three" by the Seattle Times, and "One of Washington's Top 18 Holes" by Washington CEO. And while 17 has been showcased in countless regional and national golf magazines, calendars and web sites, the rest of the championship track plays over 6,900 yards and features a variety of scenic challenges including lakes, fountains, and a beautiful cascading waterfall.

A friend reserved 3 rooms here for a group of us and it was fantastic. I echo the previous…read moreposter's sentiments and am happy to report that 2 years later the same is still true. Great and knowledgeable hosts; cute, clean and spacious rooms all with their own bathrooms and jetted tubs; FANTASTIC breakfast - very nicely presented and inspired by local ingredients. We loved it.

I have never experienced such offensive service in my life. It took repeated calls to get a simple…read morereservation. The woman was rude and unhelpful. I had to repeat information over and over because she just could not get it right. She had my credit card information and everything she needed for the stay days in advance. I called the day of to confirm... There was no confirmation. Why? Because I had not filled out some stupid form via email regarding food allergies. I had told her I was driving cross country and did not have convenient access to email when I made the reservation. UNBELIEVABLE!!! She is a horrible listener. She has no idea who the customer is and like I said, I had to repeat myself over and over again with repetitive information because she just couldn't get the reservation right. DO NOT spend your money here. Bad people! UPDATE (10/13/2014): For the record I received a nasty email from the Inn staff today. I considered it hostile, insulting and threatening.

Highly recommended! Cozy joint with great, friendly service! My wife claims the Reuben sandwich was…read morethe best she's ever had and I second that (perfectly toasted/grilled and corned beef cooked in house mmmmmm)! The smash burger was real tasty! The sweet potato fries and tater tots were perfect too! The chef knows how to treat the classic American menu items with care and a delicate touch! This is not just your average roadside tavern when it comes to the food and service. This is a small team of people who care about their guests and their reputation! Great job guys, keep up the fantastic work, you should be proud of what you are doing there!!!

Great food at a cute little bar n grill! We stopped here after white water rafting on the Tieton…read moreRiver. It was a pretty popular place! I had a single tall jack daniels and coke, which was delicious. The bartender was generous with the pour. All the food here is made to order and came out hot, fresh, and filling. I highly recommend the squatch burger. It is half a pound of ground beef with an egg on top. It was exactly what my husband needed after our adventure. My son raved about the flavor in his pizza. He said the crust itself tasted different than other pizzas and he loved it. They go heavy on the sauce. I enjoyed my shredded chicken nachos with freshly sliced jalapeños. Their jojos were gigantic! Try it with their fry sauce. Come eat here when you're in the area. You will not be disappointed!

Let's Break this Baby Down:…read more Pros: 1) Dog-friendly 2) Chocolate Martinis 3) Servers and Restaurant Service (top notch) 4) Rooms were pretty great on like a Americanized English Patient Economy Way Cons: 1) The hot tub gave me a UTI. I got it on my birthday instead of nookie and it took 10 days of medical treatment to expunge. I reported it to the health dept and they just repeated what the hotel told them about pH balance and sanitary levels. I spent three hours in a tub without a staffer taking levels. In Palm Springs, it is on the clock hourly. 2) in the snow tubing area, which was vast, I flew into a frozen pond and broke through to what smelled liked raw sewage, Suncadia reports it's just water run off. It was not quite "It's a Wonderful Life" traumatizing... but it's the first thing I remember about my birthday... even over the UTI that prevented me from making love to my husband for two weeks. 3) My gift was left in the room but never reported as missing. My only birthday gift this year. 4) Suncadia is a total cheap repelicant of rich people resorts. I don't want to go to those places because I detest rich people. However Suncadia is simple and overwhelmed, like the Vegas version of the Eiffel tower instead of the real Effiel tower.

I have dined here regularly with my family -- sometimes up to three times a month -- because we…read moregenuinely wanted this restaurant to live up to its high-end presentation. Unfortunately, after repeated experiences, it simply does not. As someone who frequently travels and dines at upscale restaurants and banquets, I can confidently say that what is marketed as refined here does not align with what is delivered. On multiple occasions, we found long dark hairs in our food -- including in my children's mac and cheese. This was not a one-time oversight. It became a pattern. Even more concerning, management-level staff with very long dark hair were consistently seen delivering food without it properly secured. When basic food safety standards appear optional at the leadership level, it speaks volumes. Beyond that, service execution is disorganized. Tables are crowded, and we repeatedly received incomplete settings or missing items -- condiments, steak knives, and at times portions of the meal itself. These are elementary details for any restaurant, let alone one positioning itself as upscale. The only bright spot was one blonde server named Sandi who handled the situation with professionalism and composure. She demonstrated the level of service the restaurant claims to embody. What ultimately makes the experience untenable is the atmosphere created by the head chef audibly yelling tickets and shouting at staff throughout service. A dining room should feel polished and controlled -- not chaotic and tense. After giving this establishment many opportunities to improve, we have decided not to return. High-end dining is not about price points or aesthetics -- it is about consistency, leadership, and standards. Those fundamentals are currently lacking here. Gorgeous place nonetheless.

We had an amazing time. The Inn was modern with great amenities. A small lake with access to a…read moreprivate dock with a kayak, row boat and paddle boat to use included. Covered patio area with a fire-pit, full-size refrigerator freezer and BBQ grill/flat top all available to use at your convenience. Room was squeaky clean and roomy with a mini fridge, microwave and Nespresso machine. We will definitely come back.

What a great quiet location...despite some distant road noise…read more Our room was the largest at the property and had the best equipped kitchen I have ever used. The bedding was top notch, the bed exceptionally comfortable, and the standard of room and property maintenance could not be faulted. Doug the owner...a senior with a youthful attitude, could not have been more approachable, kind and generous. His vineyard recommendations were spot on. He even loaned us a season pass to a concert at one of them. Above and beyond our expectations!

I am so excited to leave such a positive review! The staff at Crystal Mountain went above and…read morebeyond for me during my first ski trip. Before I even got to my ski lesson, the staff fixed me up with rental gear, heard my concerns around my boot fit feeling too tight and allowed me to exchange the gear with ease. I forgot a pair of goggles, and the nice young man assisting me with my skis lent me a pair without charging me. During my lesson they even assisted me with getting my lift pass for me from my locker when I didn't realize I needed it on me. It truly was above and beyond! I took my first ski lesson at Crystal Mountain with Chane. He was knowledgable, patient, and very encouraging. His instruction was clear and had me ready for the slopes by the end of our lesson. I spent the rest of the day practicing and even had lunch in between! Their Fireside Cantina was delicious and hit the spot (try the wings! they were crispy and delicious). Getting to and from the mountain was easy as well-the shuttle from the Enumclaw Expo Center was on on time and a smooth ride. I am so excited to go back and get to skiing again because I know I can look forward to another amazing experience.

My favorite place in Washington to snowboard. The one and…read moreonly gondola, straight to the top where you can a long run or interconnect to several main chair lifts. Several restaurants at various peaks & summit. Bars and some food trucks. Snowboarding services available too. Snow gift shop. Tickets are not cheap. ~$150 Paid reservation only parking on weekends Very busy on powder weekends. Like don't even bother but werkdsys are promising.