Stay & experiences
Below: every room we have, with rates and a floor plan. The season-by-season catalog of what's open on the trail and what's being plated in the kitchen. Plus our policies, because the right answer to most questions is yes.
Forest Suite No. 6.
Category 01
Four queen rooms on the second floor, each with a wide river window and a chair pulled toward the water. The smallest rooms at the lodge; the easiest to book.
Walnut writing desk, claw-foot tub, woven wool throws from the 1974 looms.
Two-sided window, reading chair, in-room dining service available.
Slightly larger; takes the morning sun. The room we put returning guests in.
Category 02
Four corner suites tucked into the larches at the back of the property. Each has a king bed, a soaking tub, and a small wood stove that we light for you before turndown service.
Soaking tub by the window, private deck, in-room dining.
Built-in hutch bed, second sitting area, the largest deck of the suites.
Furthest from the dining room, recommended for light sleepers.
Category 03
Three rooms tucked under the eaves of the original 1947 barn. Skylights instead of windows, a galley with a kettle, and a hutch bed built into the south wall. Two-night minimum.
Catches first light. Galley with kettle, French press, and an electric warming plate.
The largest loft. Sleeps three; the day bed pulls out for a child or a friend.
Sunset side; a small dormer window in addition to the skylights.
Category 04
The original 1947 homesteader's cabin, restored as a private two-bedroom for parties of two to four. Stone hearth, sleeping loft, full kitchen, and a porch on the river. Three-night minimum.
Sleeping loft with a queen, main-floor king, original Møller-built hearth, AGA range in the kitchen, claw-foot tub in the bathroom. Sleeps four comfortably; dogs welcome.
Experiences
Season 01
With Annika in the Goat Creek drainage. Skins and gear included. Avalanche briefing the night before.
200 km of groomed track three minutes from the lodge. Passes and rentals at the front desk.
A two-hour loop from the lodge ending with the four-course at the long table.
A drive to Stehekin's hot springs; we pack the lunch and the towels.
Season 02
With Chef Lin on the back trail. Morels in May, chanterelles in October. We cook what you find.
Cutthroat Pass in early October. Ten thousand larches at peak. Five miles up, packed lunch.
With Theo, who keeps a list. April brings the first warblers; September the migrating raptors.
Pateros heritage orchards in mid-October. Tasting at four farms, lunch in Twisp.
Season 03
With Marcus. Catch-and-release. Rods, waders, flies, lunch on the bank. June through October.
Through our partnership with Chewuch Outfit. Two hours on horseback, all levels.
Towels, hot tea on return. Pearrygin Lake is twelve minutes east; warmest swim of the season.
Dark-sky reserve sits above the property. We bring the chairs; Hattie sends out cobbler.
Private events
Format 01
Buy out the dining room for an evening and let Chef Lin build a menu around what you have to celebrate. Wine pairings from our short list of Washington estates. Available year-round on weeknights; Saturdays book six months out.
Format 02
The whole property. All twelve rooms, the dining room, the firepit, the grounds. For a small corporate retreat, a wedding weekend, or an anniversary that wants everyone under one roof. Three-night minimum. Two seasonal release windows each year.
Dining at the lodge
Dinner is included with every room. Breakfast is served at the long table from seven to ten. Eggs from our hens, bread from the wood oven, coffee from Cloudburst in Seattle. Lunch is packed on request for the trail or the river.
Sample menu · Late shoulder, May
A weekend, four frames.
Policies
01
Full refund up to fourteen days before arrival. Inside fourteen, one night's room fee is non-refundable. Inside seven, the full stay is non-refundable. But we will work hard to re-book the dates and refund what we recover.
02
Dogs welcome in the Lodge House and two designated Forest Suites ($75 / night). Children of all ages welcome in the Lofts and the Lodge House. We can pack a quieter children's dinner at six in the kitchen on request.
03
Check-in from three. Check-out by eleven. Turndown service between five and six daily, including a stove lit in the Forest Suites. In-room dining available in every room until 9 p.m.
04
Two of the Valley View rooms (Nos. 1 and 4) are step-free from the parking court. The Lodge House has a single step to the porch we can ramp on request. The Lofts are second-floor only, no elevator.
05
There is no television in any room. That was deliberate. There is Starlink throughout the building, which is more reliable than the cell service. We will print boarding passes at the front desk.
06
Gift certificates available in any amount; no expiry. Gratuity is not expected and not pooled. The rate you pay is what staff are paid from. A handwritten note to a guide or to Rosa is always welcome.
Reserve
Our team confirms every reservation by hand within an hour. If a specific room matters to you, write us. We'll hold it while we sort the dates.
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