Salish Lodge & Spa

Our family and a few friends had lunch at the restaurant. It overlooks the Snoqualmie Falls and is quite a sight! Our server was Margarita. She was attentive and wonderful. The food was amazing. It was an overall great experience. I would highly recommend.

We had a fantastic experience! Food delicious and our service was excellent,, thank you Mackenzie! You made our sunset evening spectacular and memorable! Crab cakes, dessert, steak, chicken, hamburger all amazing! She went out of her way to make everything a perfect 10!

Absolutely love the staff. Yes, the Lodge, falls, and hiking are superb, but the staff keeps me coming back almost twice a year since moving here in 2019. The Valets are awesome, especially Chris and Rob but honestly, they all are so helpful. The front desk staff always pleasant, management actually cares, and the dining staff (I sit at the bar to not take up a table) helped me with all my decisions. Meg selected a wine flight, Brittany (I'm sorry if I have the wrong name) made me a great cocktail. The Salish Bliss, that I'm still trying to duplicate...I'm not doing a great job at it. She also let me video their smoked cocktail. You never feel alone.

I visited Salish Lodge and Spa for a day trip with a group of friends to celebrate multiple milestone birthdays. We had a delicious brunch and then headed to the spa for afternoon treatments. Unfortunately, there had been a bit of a mix ip with our reservation but the staff went absolutely above and beyond to create a special day for us!! I was blown away by the thoughtful and gracious costumer service. A huge extra thanks to Stacey who truly worked magic! this is all extra extraordinary even before we got to experience the spot itself, which is absolutely stunning and offers the best of Pacific Northwest relaxation.

We have been to the Salish multiple times over the years but this was our first visit since all the remodels and upgrades were done. The Salish is more beautiful than ever and the staff are outstanding.

This hotel has been on my bucket list since the TV show "Twin Peaks" aired in 1990 & I finally got the chance to stay there November 2025, a long wait for sure. I read all the other reviews & really do not think most of them have ever stayed in a 4 or 5 star hotel, which Salish Lodge is NOT, granted it's in a beautiful location but other than that it's a nice place. I hate it when hotels add on "fee's" for things normally would be included in a hotel rate & Salish lodge charges $39.00 + tax per night per room, for a total of $44.50. Ok, so you get valet parking, 1 bottle of water in your room, welcome drink (apple cider) & free admission to the spa, but you still have to pay for any services. Big deal, read the fine print, you are paying for these things whether you use them or not & with room rates starting at $400.00 per night everything adds up. I reserved a table for dinner at their restaurant but when I had a look at the menu & prices I changed my mind, $57.00 for chicken or $63.00 for tuna ?...I went instead to a local restaurant & 2 of us had a very nice meal for the price of 1 at the hotel. I don't mind paying a little extra for a meal at a hotel but their prices for everything were just way too much to justify. My king bed room was nice, the bed was way too soft for me. The 2 person shower was interesting. Check in was ok, I really do not have anything bad to say about the hotel, it was ok . 4 or 5 star it is not.