We had no idea what a wonderful place Methow is! We decided…read moreto come and explore the North Cascades NP, and discovered the Methow River L&C. The staff were so attentive and kind! They were so knowledgeable about the area and offered many options during our stay! The room was clean and so comfortable and the outside patio area was so pleasant from the sound of the river right outside! We were also greeted by the local deer family that would come and say hello everyday (didn't feed them). The hotel was so centrally located, that we could easily access the national park, Main Street and surrounding stores in just a few! Would recommend this hotel!

The bathroom was gross. The toilet was dirty, not stained, just not cleaned! Dirty towels left…read morehanging on back of door. Towels were old and dingy. I expect more for the price paid

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.

Update: Check your receipt after staying here. I just noticed we were charged twice for our stay,…read moreso I'm having to deal with the credit card company to have one of the charges removed. I'm glad my husband caught it when reviewing our statement, so make sure to check yours too. The room itself was quaint and fit the character of the western town. It was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the view over the creek was beautiful. The only odd design choice was the sink being located in the main part of the room rather than in the separate toilet/shower area, which made brushing teeth and washing up a little awkward. Unfortunately, we were rudely woken up at 9 am by someone aggressively trying to enter our room. I'm fairly certain it was a cleaning person, though check-out wasn't until 11 am, so I have no idea why they'd be trying to clean our room so early. When I looked through the peephole, I saw it was a small man wearing a cap, so I wasn't about to open the door to confront him. He continued trying to open the door for 2-3 minutes before finally giving up. An hour later, when we were ready to depart around 10 am, I went to the office to find out what all the ruckus was all about, but it was locked and completely unattended. We left feeling uneasy, and although the room and setting were nice, the unsettling experience means we probably wouldn't stay here again.

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.

What an awesome find! By sheer luck I managed to walk in off the street to finally view an example…read moreof one of their fine cabins and it just so happened that there was a no-show. A miracle occurred and I managed to get the cabin for the night. It was more than awesome. I particularly loved the staff - they made me feel more than welcome and I'm forever grateful for their hospitality. What timing to walk up and get a cabin in a place that's already extremely difficult to reserve. Miraculous - and great scenic spot - super Fall colors as well. Loved it and will return often! Thank you staff for a memorable quick visit to Winthrop!

We could not make our reservation due to the Sourdough fire closure on Hwy 20. The merchant still…read moredenied a refund and did not respond to any emails or phone calls. I strongly recommend avoiding this abysmal place.

Would never recommend! I never leave bad reviews because I like to give people and businesses the…read morebenefit of the doubt. Rude owner, seemed lovely at first until an issue arose, but since we booked through Expedia, she didn't want to help us. Beds were terrible. Location is cute, but everything in town is closed by 5pm. Don't let this place hinder your vacation the way it did ours!

Super reasonable and wonderful down to earth a friendly staff that work here. The price is…read morereasonable, and their breakfast is free with healthy options Pagliacci Pizza---Finding a good Pizza place in Washington State is like trying to find a Mariners highlight reel. It almost seems non-existent. Pagliacci Pizza seems to have this area's biggest pizza base. I would love to see someone top that. The prices are reasonable, and this is a popular spot for lunch. The line moves pretty quick.

We stayed here for the Hot air balloon roundup. Not sure its worth $270 a night as it really could…read moreuse some insulation and updating- but it was so cool and convenient to be able to watch the hot air balloons launch right on the property. We also appreciated being able to bring our dog. The lobby where breakfast was served was decorated in a western theme. It was clean and offered very friendly staff

What an absolute dumpster. This "inn" is a cheap motel with…read moretorn towels, moldy showers, crappy rooms and (for some reason) new-ish flooring. Whoever is running a scam of charging premium price point of $200+ a night for this shed is only doing it because there isn't enough business in town to rent it out by the hour. The "breakfast" is represented by an unclean coffee machine and a basket of Costco snacks by the front desk, in a permanently-locked room, where the clerk (a local teen) is never present. She emerges sporadically, every now and then, mostly in the afternoon when new tenants are expected - but is nowhere to be seen in the morning or during posted "breakfast hours". The place has some sort of shed int he back, cracked pavement parking lot, and pretty much nothing else around. We packed our things and fled after one night, not prepared to stay in this hole for the full duration we paid for. Ew.

We stayed here and did not pay $200. as it was off season. The room initially looked okay, floors…read morewere newish, decor okay. But the biggest red flag was that my dog refused to walk on the floor! She jumped on the bed, and would not come down even for food or water. I think something on the floor was hurting her paws, or she smelled something, not sure? Also the bed was very uncomfortable, and then the door to the bathroom was dirty and had spots on it. I guess there used to be a hot tub, but it wasn't working. We came to play in a hockey tournament and booked last minute and it was the only reasonable price- we should have checked reviews.

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.

The Gardener Inn, Winthrop, is an exceptional and well operated place to stay. Our unit was clean,…read morefully furnished, and perfectly appointed. The proprietors were available, should questions arise. The highlight of our stay were the early evening group of deer and fawns that strolled through our back patio. The Inn is a great location for day trips into the Cascade Mountains. Most strongly recommended. Bill and Edye

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 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!!

its fun, me and my friend liv are camping and there is a lake with beach there is a shop up on top…read morewith snacks its just really fun.