Semiahmoo Resort

We (family of two adults and 2 children) visited on a March weekend, which is the off season. The Packers restaurant wasn’t open, so we ate at the Seaview Cafe, although you could go to the nearby Great Blue Heron Grill restaurant at the golf course. The cafe food was decent, and fine for breakfast, but we would have preferred a different feel for dinner. We stayed in a premium water view room with balcony, which was refurbished recently enough, and not too small for a short stay. The views were great. The beds were comfortable, although I am not a fan of such soft pillows. We enjoyed the pool, free bikes, and evening fire pits with complimentary smores. Fun to walk along the beach and see the beautiful sunsets. Overall a relaxing and fun stay. We wish there were more suite options with proper separate bedrooms, and a different feel for evening dining given all meals were in the same cafe with same all day menu.

The health club raised their prices over $240 a month year round. We had agreed upon joining for$1000. that it would be a 6 month fee at $180 a month. They do not call you back, just gave me one month notice!! DO NOT JOIN

I had a wonderful overnight stay here with my sister for her 50th birthday. From the moment we arrived we were made to feel very welcome and that nothing was too much trouble. The room was phenomenal with very comfortable beds and a lovely balcony overlooking the sea. The spa facilities were immaculate and the Himalayan salt massages were extremely relaxing. Our massage therapists were both very, very friendly and extremely good at what they do. We enjoyed the halibut sandwiches at the café and lovely coffees in the morning with pastries. Every staff member that we encountered was extremely helpful, welcoming and friendly, and we look forward to returning again

This is such a lovely place to go and just hang out for a bit. There was hardly anyone there the week before Christmas, so we had practically the whole place to ourselves. They welcome dogs, which was great for us. It was nice to stroll around the property with our dog. The room was very comfortable, and large. We liked being able to step out onto the patio with our dog when she needed to go outside. Front desk staff were friendly and fun to talk to. The only issue with being there in off-season is that the only food option on site is the Seaview Cafe. It has a limited menu, and is a bit pricey for what you get. The cafe out at the marina is a better value, or go into town. We enjoyed the spa massages. And the pool was absolutely lovely for lap swimming. (This from a year-round outside swimmer, even in cold weather.) We are looking forward to returning, again during off-season. The peace and quiet was so soothing.

Lovely place for a solo spa-cation, with a few caveats. I booked this as a treat for myself, after a busy fall. Pros: water view room with fireplace, easy to walk on the beach, hot tub/swimming pool/exercise room all great, excellent massage. Cons: Even though I was relaxing, I still needed to get work done. The lighting in the room wasn't great, the work chair was hard and uncomfortable, not enough counter space for my laptop and accessories. But worst was the food at the cafe. Overpriced and not good. At a health spa, I assumed there would be some healthy, non-fussy choices on the menu. Give me a fruit bowl and cottage cheese, a hard boiled egg, or some oatmeal. Nope. The dinner entrees were odd and expensive. Best bet: bring your own breakfast items (there is a microwave and a fridge in the room) and drive to Birch Bay for some delicious and fun dinner choices. Also - for those who care - this is not a luxurious resort. Some worn-out tiles, some ripped upholstery, stained tiles. Not terrible, just not first rate. No chocolates or cookies, no slippers, no muffins next to the coffee in the lobby. However, as as reasonable get-away from the Seattle area, it worked for me. And the massage was the best!