A WOODLAND HIDEAWAYWASHINGTON STATE
Somewhere worth getting lost.
Thirteen keys, thirty-five minutes east of Seattle.
The coffee is always hot and nothing is quite what it seems.
A LITTLE OFF THE BEATEN PATH
The nearest town is eleven miles and the coffee is already on.
The lodge sits at mile 14 on Middle Fork Road, in the deep misty canopy of the Pacific Northwest among towering red alders. Thirteen keys in total, which is small on purpose, and two of them are cabins out in the firs.
There are no televisions in the rooms and the Wi-Fi reaches the lobby and the Coffee Room and nowhere else. Both of those are decisions rather than oversights, and most guests stop mentioning it by the second morning.
WHAT A NIGHT COSTS
Every rate is on this page.
You should not have to telephone a lodge to find out whether you can afford it. Rates hold all year except the last week of February, when the valley fills up and we ask for three nights.
| Key | Per night |
|---|---|
| Standard roomNine of them. Wood, a window, no television. | from $185 |
| Room 315Forest view, writing desk. The coffee arrives at 7:30. | $245 |
| The Blue Pine CabinPrivate porch, deep in the firs. Dogs welcome here. | $280 |
| The Red RoomVelvet drapes, chevron floor, no clock. | $310 |
| The Great Northern SuiteStone fireplace and a view of the falls. | $395 |
Before you book
- Check in
- 3:15pm
- Check out
- 11:00am
- Minimum stay
- Two nights, Friday and Saturday
- Cancellation
- 72 hours for a full refund
- Dogs
- In the two cabins, $40 a stay
- Televisions
- None. This is deliberate.
- Wi-Fi
- Lobby and Coffee Room only. Also deliberate.
- Keys
- Thirteen. Nine rooms, two suites, two cabins.