If you invest your hard-earned finances, then use it to your advantage and pamper yourself to the best the Salish has to offer! Stay in room 424 for the best view of the falls, enjoying 2 wood-burning fireplaces, soaking in 2 jetted tubs, a private balcony, bose sound and plush bedding. While there, don't miss the blessing of the spa... More

My husband recently surprised me with a trip here for mothers day (I'm pregnant, we didn't travel with kids). We stayed in a river-view room with a hot tub. We were going to stay in the grand suite (which we did look at) but after looking inside, decided it was too big for the two of us. The Room: Tastefully... More

This is a deal breaker for its uniqueness.For the price we paid for a romatic getaway, we enjoyed tranquility and sereness. Great rustic ambience, room with whirpool tub is the best , fireplace and beautiful interior design, cleanliness are truly cared for. More

I would certainly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a calm getaway, especially if, like my family, you have a history with the place going back to when it was called The Snoqualmie Lodge. The big BUT, however, is the up and down service and quality of dining. Our first dinner was spendid, the rest of the meals, including... More

Took my Wife to Salish Lodge and Resort for her first Mother's Day gift and she loved it. I chose the rejuvenation package with a king river view room, ran me about 650.00 which included two 50 minute treatments, $100 of dining credit. Good- Room was nice, the sound of the falls and balcony below were romantic. A wood fireplace... More

I paid an extra fee for a room with a river view, because it came with a $25.00 dining credit. Well, it turns out a hydro-electric plant is being built there. Needless to say I didn't love looking at torn up soil, a steel wall, a tractor, etc. It was an ugly sight. The heater blew out cold air the... More

The Salish lodge and spa is an oasis just 20 minutes from downtown Seattle. And you couldn't feel any farther from city life. The rustic charm of the surrounding town, the star setting of the early nineties TV phenomenon Twin Peaks, and the gracious beauty of it's much coveted Snoqualmie Falls make this place a truly memorable wilderness retreat. And... More

We left our window open overnight to hear the falls, but were rattled from bed at 7am to a never ending jack hammer like noise, and it didn't end........all day! After our stay we sent Rod Lapasin, General Manager, an email regarding our disappointment and he simply replied that we should have been informed of the noise in our email... More

First off, I'll start by saying that if a hotel is clean & the service is great I'm usually easy to please. For the price though, the Salish simply isn't worth it. - Room was a nice size, but showing some age (cracked tile grout, jet parts falling off in the jacuzzi, shower head spray kinda hurt, volume on the... More