Salish Lodge & Spa

Consider the extra, expensive cost before booking a room with Club 268 access. Instead, do your math for club access versus hotel restaurant/bar. We booked a spa-level riverside room with spa amenities and Club 268 access. The Club 268 access was not worth the additional cost at all, with the spa-level riverside room around $150-$250 higher than other rooms. The "club" is only a small, dark windowless room, with limited seating, although the decor is nice. The snacks, drinks, appetizers, and breakfast offerings are quite limited. Although there are a handful of hot, cooked-to-order breakfast options in the club, our scrambled eggs took over 20 minutes to arrive...and were cold. We wished that we'd skipped the expensive cost for club access and instead had food/drinks at the hotel restaurant and bar, which looked lovely with great views and many food and drink options. Please note: The hotel room itself was lovely and nicely furnished. We also had spa access, but did not visit the spa.

The staff, the facility, and the views of the falls are all phenomenal. This is really a hidden gem. Don't miss this one.

We stayed at the lodge for our 32nd wedding anniversary and we were not disappointed. The lodge is truly an unforgettable experience. The hotel is beautiful, as are the spacious and comfortable rooms. The hotel is located overlooking Snoqualmie Falls and offers stunning views from the restaurant. The staff was extremely hospitable and attentive. The restaurant offered amazing food and service, but it was insanely expensive, which was our only complaint. The mains didn't come with a side, and the sides were expensive. The same can be said for breakfast. We have stayed in many five-star hotels all over the world, and I can truly say I've never paid as much for a fairly simple breakfast as I did at the Salish Lodge. I'm sorry, but I think the restaurant was way overpriced.

Outstanding restaurant with an amazing view and surrounding. Ask for your server to be Margarita!!!

Awful accommodation especially for ADA, zero compassion for helping, lowest of ADA standards. Should be reviewed and fined by the state under ADA rules. You think you pay $700 for one night with a little help and accommodation but nope!