"Although the property looks a bit tired on the outside, the room was great and clean. The woman at the front desk (owner?) was amazing. I believe this is family owned and operated and it had that little extra personal touch. We would definitely stay here again."
"Although the property looks a bit tired on the outside, the room was great and clean. The woman at the front desk (owner?) was amazing. I believe this is family owned and operated and it had that little extra personal touch. We would definitely stay here again."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled along the Columbia River, this small town offers peaceful fishing spots and riverside camping at Entiat Park. Hikers can explore nearby trails in the Entiat Valley or visit the charming Entiat Museum to discover local pioneer history.
Cute, clean and affordable motel. Staff was very friendly. Nearby coffee drive-through and excellent Wok restaurant. Downtown is a 15-20 minute walk but very doable.
Cute, clean and affordable motel. Staff was very friendly. Nearby coffee drive-through and excellent Wok restaurant. Downtown is a 15-20 minute walk but very doable.
Casey
Reviewed January 20, 2025Reviewed January 20, 2025
The beds were comfy and the property was quiet enough to hear the river. The balcony had a small table and chairs and we sat and drank our coffee there in the morning. A perfect trip!
The beds were comfy and the property was quiet enough to hear the river. The balcony had a small table and chairs and we sat and drank our coffee there in the morning. A perfect trip!
The inn was located just a few blocks from the center of town and the lake, making it easy to walk instead of having to drive. The rooms, while small, were clean, the property was spotless, and the staff that operated both the inn and its associated food service were the best. We never saw them that they were not smiling and always asked if we needed anything. This is a hidden gem for those who don't need the big hotel feel at Lake Chelan Wa.
The inn was located just a few blocks from the center of town and the lake, making it easy to walk instead of having to drive. The rooms, while small, were clean, the property was spotless, and the staff that operated both the inn and its associated food service were the best. We never saw them that they were not smiling and always asked if we needed anything. This is a hidden gem for those who don't need the big hotel feel at Lake Chelan Wa.
Well lit parking lot, safe area. Very quiet at night. Staff was absolutely welcoming and friendly. I don’t know if the front desk man is the owner or an hourly employee but if he’s hourly, I hope he’s compensated appropriately. Very nice man.
Hotel is close to all kinds of food and shops. Great for walking to dinner after spending all day in a car.
Well lit parking lot, safe area. Very quiet at night. Staff was absolutely welcoming and friendly. I don’t know if the front desk man is the owner or an hourly employee but if he’s hourly, I hope he’s compensated appropriately. Very nice man.
Hotel is close to all kinds of food and shops. Great for walking to dinner after spending all day in a car.
Jaxon
Reviewed September 13, 2024Reviewed September 13, 2024
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Is it better to stay in a Entiat motel or hotel?
Motels and Hotels have different perks. When you stay at a motel, you’re likely to find free parking and an outdoor pool. Staying overnight at a motel, can be handy when requiring easy road access. You’ll often have access to your room from outside, and directly from the parking lot. Hotels generally have room access from inside the building. Motels are also often less expensive than hotels. The word “motel” was coined in 1925 by the owner of the Milestone Mo-Tel in San Luis Obispo, California.