“The place to stay when near the Border.”

On family occasions (Mom's 80th Birthday), we have stayed at Semiahmoo because it is lovely, spacious, comfortable, a good restaurant with outside seating, on the water(a pre-requsite for me), and close to the Border(so my Canadian relatives can meet us there). Most recently, my brother and I stayed here on our way home from a family gathering in Vancouver, BC. I have friends on Mercer Island who book a few days for a get-a-way. It is very relaxing, tranquil, nurturing. We always enjoy it.

“Nice place !”

If you are expecting a shopping mall next door, don't go. Food and servcie was just fine. Price was right through expedia. Great views and comfortable rooms.

“Favorite Getaway”

We have been going to this hotel for over 30 years. More so in the last couple of years as we have a dog and that is the motivation. This is a very dog friendly resort with a beach she loves to play on and swim in. The hotel itself hasn't changed much since it opened. It is maintained fairly well although depending on the room sometimes their can be issues with the water pressure etc. We don't care. The pool and spa are great and the location is spectacular. So any little issues we forget about. and enjoy the views,sunsets and beach. The rooms are large and comfortable. The main floor rooms have a small patio and chairs and if you are lucky enough to get a water view room enjoy a glass of wine and watch the sunset. Generally we go to Packers lounge for dinner and the staff there is fabulous. Especially Courtney and Nick. Food is moderately priced and there is a large selection. Not gourmet but hearty and decent. Pub food mostly. All in all it is one of our favorite places to go for a quick getaway. Check the internet often as they have deals on a regular basis. One other thing we are not golfers but if you are the course close to the hotel looks fabulous and the hotel does offer golf getaways. Enjoy

“Will defiantly stay again!”

Great place to get away for the weekend. Great place to relax, enjoy the views, and feel away from everything.

“Great place to relax”

Service great staff were very helpful. we will go back

“Nice getaway”

We went to Semiahmoo at the recommendation of some friends, for our 30th anniversary. It's a nice place...not spectacular, but a clean, nice place that is a little dated. The location is remote so don't expect to have a lot of entertainment. There are several restaurants onsite and we found Packers to have the best atmosphere. We were lucky enough to have a window table at dinner and we got an incredible break in the weather long enought to have a great sunset. The service and food is good...but again, not outstanding. I got the slight impression that the hotel is struggling a little bit, which is not surprising in this economy, but it didn't affect our impression of the stay. There's a nice walk back along the peninsula from the hotel and toward Canada. We would definitely do this again but if you're the type that needs a lot of entertainment, it may not be for you unless you want to drive into Blaine or across the border to Canada. But then what's the point of getting away?

“Very satisfied”

This visit was for a father/daughter time out. We really liked the place, food was good - menu is limited though, waterfront, comfortable rooms, racquetball courts, etc. The only negative item was that when we arrive late in the morning, we were told that the room would be ready in 1/2 hour. But it was more 3 hours later that we got our room.

“Beautiful spot any time of year!”

This hotel property is so pretty. You can walk on the beach, or just sit inside drinking coffee. The restaurant/bar Packers has incredible food.

“Semiahmoo Review”

Very nice hotel, lovely setting on Birch Bay. Nice room, great resturants on premise. Helpful and attentive staff.

“A bit older, but still wonderful!”

We enjoyed a brief mother-daughter getaway at Semiahmoo during the holidays. Free movies and popcorn in the theater, beautifully decorated tree etc. in the lobby, and friendly staff made it a pleasure to be there.