Skamania Lodge

Beautiful property with great views. Very comfortable and relaxing. Highly recommend for a great weekend getaway.

We stayed three nights there being a patron for at least two decades. The first dinner at the lodge restaurant, they forgot the entree for one of us. The spa appointments we made were lackluster compared to the two previous visits. They over charge my wife for the same spa treatment that we both ordered back to back on the same day. My wife is hearing impaired and they appeared to be somewhat impatient. They were the same way with me and I have no idea why. At check out, I asked to speak to the manager about the service problem. The manager did have the time to come out to speak to me and told your lobby staff that I had to work it out with the spa. I guess he did not want to take time away from the newspaper and coffee to deal with customer service. I have in the past twenty years have gone to many work meeting, conferences, and personal trips. I have never experienced such a degradation of services for the Lodge. I unfortunately have to say good bye to Skamania Lodge. The way my wife was treated was the last straw and I will miss the beautiful view.

My daughter just had her wedding here and it was perfect. The hairdresser said she had never seen a hotel room so well outfitted for preparing the wedding party. We stayed in the Multomwah Suite and it was beautiful! The scenery is spectacular, and the food was fantastic! It was all and more than the couple had dreamed of!

We recently celebrated our one-year anniversary at Skamania Lodge, a place I had previously visited and grown to love. It’s a gorgeous property with stunning views, and we were excited to return for this special occasion. Tasha in reservations was incredible, helping us select the perfect room on the fourth floor with picturesque views. She went above and beyond, arranging an anniversary card and a bottle of champagne to welcome us, which made the stay feel uniquely personal. The fire pit outside was fantastic and added a cozy touch to our evening. Dining staff were also attentive and receptive—special thanks to John at dinner and Shannon at breakfast. Although my prime rib arrived cold, John promptly made it right by offering a complimentary dessert, which was delicious. Our night, however, was less restful than we hoped. The family in the neighboring room had young children who were up late, screaming until 11 p.m., and again at 6 a.m., disrupting our sleep. After breakfast, which we enjoyed and finished around 10:50 a.m., we asked the front desk for a late checkout until noon, hoping for a little extra time to unwind and shower. This is where things took a disappointing turn. April, the supervisor at the front desk, declined our request, saying the room was fully booked and offering to send a bellhop to help us pack—a gesture that felt dismissive and missed the point. Despite explaining that we hadn’t slept well due to the noise and mentioning we had spent over $630 in less than 24 hours, we were told to vacate within half an hour. Elaina, another staff member, seemed sympathetic, but the response from April left a sour note on an otherwise enjoyable stay. The Skamania Lodge is a beautiful place with exceptional staff like Tasha, John, and Shannon. However, a little more empathy and flexibility at the front desk would have greatly enhanced our experience, especially after a restless night.

This place is gorgeous the location is amazing. But it’s in no way worth the price. The attention to detail is so lacking it’s not even funny. I sent an email to the hotel when we arrived home to let them know about everything that went wrong. No reply. I found used dental floss on the bathroom floor, hair on the towels, and dirty used coffee cups. Our dinner reservation was for 6:45 pm and we were sat at 7:20 pm. See the attached photo of the bananas that came with our room service. I showed them at check out and got a $10 refund. I was not asked how the rest of our stay was.