Salish Lodge and Spa

Original Snoqualmie Lodge built atop the Falls in 1916 was a logging route stopover famous for its lumberjack breakfast. The original Lodge had only 5 guestrooms. Building on the existing lodge and inspired by its design, the Salish Lodge was built in 1988 and has since become a haven for visitors seeking rejuvenation and renewal in the breathtaking setting of the Cascade Mountains. Our Spa was added in 1996 to create the ideal destination for relaxation and retreat. The spectacular falls, majestic mountains and expansive views of breathtaking countryside combine to awe and inspire. Rooms are luxurious and yet cozy, each featuring wood-burning fireplace and double jacuzzi tub enclosed in windows to take in the beauty of the surroundings. Go ahead - pamper yourself in the midst of nature's spectacular beauty. A World Class Spa Activities Director and Wide Variety of Outdoor Recreation Award Winning Cuisine Largest Selection of Regional Wine in the Pacific Northwest Mountain Bikes - Complimentary to guests Stunning Location atop 286 foot Snoqualmie Falls Proximity to Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Microsoft Campus Hiking Trails Named one of the Top 25 Best Lodges in the US by Travel and Leisure Magazine Voted One of the Best Places to stay by Conde Nast Readers Nearby Historic towns - Railroad Museum, antique shopping, etc.

Check-in Time:

4 PM

Check-out Time:

12 Noon

Year Built:

2001

Year Renovated:

2001

Total Rooms:

Classic King:Classic King Room- Features wood burning fireplace ant two person Jacuzzi tub, feather bed and CD player. Room is facing the front of the lodge.Historic King:Historic Room King Bed- Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, feather bed and CD player. A variety of views from Washington Evergreens to a turn of the century hydro-electric plant.Historic 2 Doubles:Historic Room 2 Doubles- Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, feather bed and CD player. A variety of views from Washington Evergreens to a turn of the century hydro-electric plant. Seclusion and serenity are the key features.Riverview 2 Doubles:Riverview Room with 2 Double Beds- Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, featherbed and CD player. Rooms are on the second, third or fourth floor and offer a view of the Snoqualmie River as it approaches the crest of the falls.Riverview King:Riverview Room with King Bed - Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, featherbed and CD player. Rooms are on the second, third or fourth floor and offer a view of the Snoqualmie River as it approaches the crest of the falls.

Total Floors:

4 floors.

Rooms:

Classic King:Classic King Room- Features wood burning fireplace ant two person Jacuzzi tub, feather bed and CD player. Room is facing the front of the lodge.Historic King:Historic Room King Bed- Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, feather bed and CD player. A variety of views from Washington Evergreens to a turn of the century hydro-electric plant.Historic 2 Doubles:Historic Room 2 Doubles- Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, feather bed and CD player. A variety of views from Washington Evergreens to a turn of the century hydro-electric plant. Seclusion and serenity are the key features.Riverview 2 Doubles:Riverview Room with 2 Double Beds- Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, featherbed and CD player. Rooms are on the second, third or fourth floor and offer a view of the Snoqualmie River as it approaches the crest of the falls.Riverview King:Riverview Room with King Bed - Features wood burning fireplace, two person jacuzzi tub, featherbed and CD player. Rooms are on the second, third or fourth floor and offer a view of the Snoqualmie River as it approaches the crest of the falls.

Price

$209-$419 double; $499-$699 suite. Resort fee $15 extra. Children under 18 stay free in parent's room, V

Credit Cards Accepted

AE, DC, DISC, MC, V

Cancellation Policy

7 days notice

Directions

Located atop the spectacular Snoqualmie Falls in the foothills of the Cascade mountains, the lodge is only 35 minutes from downtown Seattle. The Salish is an ideal location for outdoor recreation including fishing, hiking, golfing, biking and horseback riding. During the winter months, skiing is available at Snoqualmie Pass, another 30 miles east of the lodge. The Lodge is located in the Snoqualmie Valley, an area rich in history and tradition. Between the three historic towns of Snoqualmie, Fall City and North Bend a number of local interest museums are available to our guests. We are within easy driving distance of Redmond, Bellevue, and Kirkland.

Area

Seattle Tacoma SEA 40 mi, Historic Towns 1 mi, Railway Museum 1 mi, Snoqualmie Falls 0 mi

Parking

Valet parking $5

Pets

False

Attractions

Summit At Snoqualmie 25 MilesCascade Mountains 2 MilesRailroad Museum 1 MilesMount Si 2 MilesSnoqualmie Brewery 1 MilesSnoqualmie Amphitheatre 1.5 MilesTwin Peaks Tour 1 MilesRemlinger Farms 8 MilesSalish Nature Trails .1 MilesSnoqualmie Ridge 1 Miles

Dining

RestaurantsSalish Dining Room - One of only three 4-star restaurants in the Seattle area. Northwest-inspired cuisine. Sommelier, Mark Kieras boasts one of the Northwest's largest and finest collections with 1,350 wines and 10,000 bottles in the wine cellar. Approximately 40% of these labels are from Washington State wineries. Our four-course Country Breakfast has been served since 1917, a unique two hour experience features fruit parfaits, fresh pastries and biscuits, old-fashioned oatmeal, a full three-egg breakfast with bacon, sausage and ham followed with pancakes. Renowned in the Northwest as a breakfast tradition. The atmosphere is romantic and the dress is casual. Two private tables available. Reservations strongly recommended. Breakfast served daily. Dinner served during summer hours every night, and Tuesday through Sunday, closed on Monday the remainder of the year. Dress code is business casual attire for dinner.The Attic Lounge - With its lofty top floor perch, the Attic Lounge offers the best views of the Snoqualmie Falls. The Attic features a bar area as well as light, casual dining. Menus vary seasonally and reservations are not required. Lunch, dinner, and cocktails served daily.

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