Salish Lodge & Spa

Very peaceful and beautiful place to stay.

This property was absolutely stunning with stellar service. I recommend seeing the Snoqualmie Falls at different times of day - we saw multiple rainbows and the sunsets were spectacular.

Highly recommend Salish for a luxurious, clean, and relaxing stay. The property is well maintained all throughout. You cannot beat this location in Snoqualmie. The restaurant had excellent food, but make sure to make reservations (even for brunch) well ahead of time. Having a Spa onsite was a nice benefit, also.

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We stayed at the lodge for our 32nd wedding anniversary and we were not disappointed. The lodge is truly an unforgettable experience. The hotel is beautiful, as are the spacious and comfortable rooms. The hotel is located overlooking Snoqualmie Falls and offers stunning views from the restaurant. The staff was extremely hospitable and attentive. The restaurant offered amazing food and service, but it was insanely expensive, which was our only complaint. The mains didn't come with a side, and the sides were expensive. The same can be said for breakfast. We have stayed in many five-star hotels all over the world, and I can truly say I've never paid as much for a fairly simple breakfast as I did at the Salish Lodge. I'm sorry, but I think the restaurant was way overpriced.

beautiful property! Amazing stay!!!

Clean, comfortable room; comfortable bed; nice walk-in shower; friendly, courteous, helpful staff. The apartment was excellent.

Our stay was wonderful! The room was beautifully appointed and very spacious and comfortable. The setting is stunning. The staff were very friendly and helpful also.We reserved the waterfall pool in the spa which was Very private and relaxing. You can even enjoy a cocktail while you soak. It was easy to explore the nearby town and visit Twin Peaks . Our trip was topped off with a mama black bear and her two cubs crossing ahead of us on a trail walk. We would love to go back!

A magical place. Was here for my daughter’s wedding on 5.22.26 and the staff were absolutely top notch. The falls were the perfect backdrop for our perfect stay. Highly recommended, and the Spa was not to be missed.

Beautiful and very restful property with excellent service.

Gorgeous. Breathtaking. Staff was amazing. Valet service was immaculate. Only downside was the unavailability for the soaking bath (hot tub) you would think its not completely booked for your entire 2 night stay huh?

Went for our anniversary, room was clean, bathroom was clean with a huge double head shower, overlooking the spillway to the falls. Food was delicious and staff were very helpful. Enjoyed a trip to the spa where the staff was also very helpful.

Lovely place

What was not to like about this beautiful place overlooking the great snoqualime falls

The room did not have heat. We ended up with a space heater. The staff gave us a modest (15%) refund on expensive room rate. The restaurant was VERY expensive yet both the duck and the steak were tough. Disappointing. Out server Nelson was great though. Message at the spa was REMARKABLE. Lindsay, the Masseuse, was delightful and very skilled. Spa desk staff were very friendly. Room view of the waterfall was obscured by bushes that could have been trimmed. While we had great anticipation, the experience overall came up a little short of that - I’ll say good.

Beautiful location with friendly, helpful staff!

This was my best staycation place..the spa staff are amazing and so are all staff we interacted!

Excellent food and wine Beautiful balcony view of Snoqualmie Falls Excellent customer service Prompt and friendly valet

Book a spa treatment early and plan to visit jacuzzi and pools for a truly wonderful experience.

Unfortunately, the stay was very underwhelming. The front desk staff were excellent, but the lodge itself did not meet expectations. We paid extra for a waterfall view room, yet the view was mostly blocked by trees and rocks. The room was comfortable, and the bed, pillows, and pillow menu were standout features, but overall it felt more like a nice $300 room than a luxury $700 experience. What surprised us most was how little there was to do without paying extra. Aside from the gift shop, lobby, and bar, public space felt limited. The hot tub and lounge area required an additional fee, which felt unreasonable at this price point. Food and beverage were the biggest disappointment. Drinks were expensive, dinner was bland and unimpressive, and my salmon was slightly overcooked and flavorless. Breakfast was worse: soggy French toast, overdone pancakes, and flavors that did not work well together. Overall, Salish Lodge felt like a property relying on its reputation more than delivering a true luxury experience.