Salish Lodge & Spa review

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By David Em
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Salish Lodge & Spa overlooks Snoqualmie Falls in the beautiful Pacific Northwest and is a 30-minute drive east of Seattle.

Salish Lodge and Spa with Snoqualmie Falls below it.

About Salish Lodge & Spa

Address: 6501 Railroad Ave, Snoqualmie, WA 98065

Salish Lodge & Spa is an elegant lodge that’s located 30-minutes away from Seattle. If you live in Seattle, it’s the perfect escape from the city. If you don’t, it’s still worth visiting for a relaxing stay atop Snoqualmie Falls.

It’s a part of Snoqualmie history, as the original was called The Snoqualmie Falls Lodge. It was an inn with 8 rooms back in 1916 with the main purpose of being a rest stop for travelers.

The Country Breakfast is what made it famous, as the travelers would eat it before going over the mountain pass.

In 1988, it was remodeled and became The Salish Lodge. It’s proudly owned by the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe and offers a luxurious and relaxing place to stay.

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What the rooms are like

The rooms in Salish Lodge are beautiful, modern, and stylish. Each room is a luxury mountainside retreat. It’ll include a gas fireplace, 50-inch flat-panel television, bath amenities, and a spa-like shower or soaking tub.

There are 8 types of rooms available, they’re as follows:

  • Classic: It offers a king bed, gas fireplace, built-in bench, work desk and chair, sitting area, spa-like shower, and a view of the front of the Lodge.
  • Deluxe: The same features of the Classic room, except the view. The Deluxe room has a view of the grounds and the historic hydroelectric power plant.
  • Patio: What makes the Patio room unique is that you get a private gas fire pit, easy access to the Snoqualmie Falls viewing area, and an oversized soaking and shower combination.
  • Premier: The Premier room offers a corner balcony with a table and chairs. It also has a large spa-like shower and a separate oversized soaking tub.
  • River View: You’ll have the features of the Classic and Deluxe room with views of the Snoqualmie River.
  • Spa-Level River View: It’s the same thing as the River View room, but it also has access to the luxurious spa, Club 268.
  • Patio Suite: As one of the most elegant rooms, the Patio Suite offers an expansive space. It has a bedroom, living room, and a large patio with a corner view of the Snoqualmie River, historic hydroelectric power plant, and canyon below the falls.
  • River View Suite: You’ll get a bedroom and a living room. It also offers a beautiful view of the Snoqualmie River and the surrounding valley.

One service that most people don’t know about is the Pillow Menu. Regardless of the room that you choose, you have the option to request one of the following pillows, and they’re complimentary:

  • Buckwheat pillow.
  • Lavender pillow.
  • Body pillow.
  • Memory foam pillow.
  • Pregnancy pillow.
  • 100% synthetic and hypoallergenic pillow.

The rooms at Salish Lodge are beautiful. If you can, aim for the River View room or better. Regardless, they’re all excellent rooms that feel luxurious and cozy.

Dining options

There are a couple of great dining options on-site and plenty off-site, as well. Salish Lodge partners with local growers and farms to bring the highest-quality ingredients. On-site, you can eat at The Dining Room or The Attic.

The Attic offers a casual and comfortable setting, while The Dining Room is a more elegant experience with stunning views of Snoqualmie Falls and Snoqualmie River.

You can also experience the iconic Honey from Heaven™ service, where honey from the hives at Salish Lodge is poured onto house-made biscuits from high above your plate.

Aside from the dining options at Salish, you can drive a few miles away to North Bend Bar & Grill, Snoqualmie Falls Brewery and Taproom, Montalcino Ristorante Italiano, or Gianfranco Ristorante Italiano.

Nearby attractions

The main attractions at Salish Lodge are Snoqualmie Falls and the Snoqualmie River. However, there are a few other attractions that you can check out.

About a mile away is the Northwest Railway Museum, where you can experience how the railroad impacted our lives.

You can also go to The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, which is a country club that’s less than 10 minutes away.

If you’re up for a hike, you can drive 15 minutes southwest to Tiger Mountain State Forest, which offers several trails and hikes, including the well-known Poo Poo Point.

Frequently asked questions

Does Salish Lodge have a pool?

Salish Lodge has a soaking pool in Club 268.

What county is Salish Lodge in?

Salish Lodge is in Snoqualmie, which is in King County.

Is Salish Lodge pet-friendly?

Dogs are welcome in the dog-friendly rooms. You must sign a waiver at check0in and there’s a $75 non-refundable fee.

How many rooms does Salish Lodge have?

Salish Lodge has 86 rooms.

When is check-in and check-out?

Check-in is at 4pm and check-out is at 12pm.

Is there a resort fee?

Yes, there’s a $30 daily resort fee. It also covers valet parking.

Conclusion

Salish Lodge & Spa is consistently recognized as one of the best places to stay in the Pacific Northwest. The luxury rooms and excellent dining options make Salish Lodge a must-visit.

The views are beautiful, and if you want to leave the mountains for the city, you can explore downtown Seattle by driving 30 minutes west.

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