Before you find your way here.

Check-in is 4:00pm; check-out is 11:00am. Early check-in and late check-out can often be arranged based on availability — ask at booking or on arrival.

Yes, a one-night deposit is charged at the time of booking. The remaining balance is due at check-in.

Reservations can be cancelled or changed without penalty up to 5 days (120 hours) before arrival. Cancellations within 5 days of arrival are charged one night's stay. Peak periods (major holidays, larch season in October) may carry a longer cancellation window — this will be noted at booking.

Most weekends require a 2-night minimum. Weeknight stays and off-peak periods are often available for a single night.

The primary guest on any reservation must be at least 21 years old.

Fifty rooms and suites across the main lodge and a small cluster of freestanding Ridge Cottages.

A gas or wood-burning fireplace, a soaking tub or oversized rain shower, a stocked Washington-made mini-bar, complimentary WiFi, and a French press with locally roasted coffee.

Yes, all rooms are climate-controlled for both heating and cooling, though North Cascades summer evenings rarely require it.

Yes. Ground-floor and elevator-accessible rooms are available with roll-in showers; please note accessibility needs at the time of booking so we can confirm the right room type.

Marlowe & Pine is entirely non-smoking indoors, including all guest rooms and cottages. Designated outdoor smoking areas are available. A cleaning fee applies for smoking in a non-designated area.

The Timber Table (breakfast and dinner, seasonal Pacific Northwest menu) and The Understory bar (light fare and drinks, open late). Breakfast runs 7–10am; dinner reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.

Yes — vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and most allergies can be accommodated with advance notice. Let the restaurant know when booking your table or note it at check-in.

A limited in-room dining menu is available from 7am to 10pm.

Yes, The Timber Table welcomes outside diners with a reservation, subject to availability.

The Hollow, our riverside wood-fired sauna, plus outdoor soaking pools available to all guests. A small fitness room is open 24 hours.

Yes, sauna sessions (private or shared sunset sessions) should be booked through the concierge, ideally the day before.

A seasonal outdoor pool is open May through September. The riverside soaking pools at The Hollow are available year-round.

We recommend booking guided experiences (hikes, fishing, the sauna, The Forager's Table) at least 48 hours ahead, and further out during larch season (late September–October) and holiday weekends, when availability is limited.

Experiences are booked and priced separately from the room. Some packages bundle a room rate with one or more experiences — ask the concierge or check current offers when booking.

Most experiences run rain or shine; the concierge will advise on rescheduling only in the case of genuinely unsafe conditions (lightning, high water, wildfire smoke).

Yes — The Forager's Table, the wine and cider trail, and the sauna are all lower-effort ways to spend a day, and several trails (the Riverside Loop, the Overlook) are easy, self-guided walks rather than full hikes.

Yes, a limited number of Pine Rooms are dog-friendly. Please note this when booking, as availability is limited. A pet fee applies.

Families are welcome; the primary guest on the reservation must be 21 or older. Many of our self-guided trails and the riverside loop are suitable for kids, though several guided experiences (fly fishing, the sauna) have practical age minimums — ask the concierge for specifics.

Approximately 90 minutes (78 miles) from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport by car.

Yes, complimentary self-parking and EV charging are available on-site. Valet is available on request.

We don't run a scheduled shuttle, but the concierge can arrange private car service to and from Sea-Tac on request.

Not necessarily — most on-property experiences include transportation to trailheads or activity sites — but a car gives you the flexibility to explore Cedar Hollow and the Anders Valley independently.

Yes, we host small, intimate weddings and private events up to 80 guests. Inquiries are handled directly by our events team — please use the Contact page.

The lodge runs on geothermal heating, sources the majority of Timber Table ingredients within roughly fifty miles, uses refillable bath amenities in every room, and partners with a local forest stewardship group on trail maintenance around the property.

Yes, complimentary throughout the lodge, cottages, and common areas.

A small workspace with WiFi and a printer is available off the main lobby; most guests work from their rooms or a lounge seat by the fire.

Casual and comfortable — outdoor layers are fine. There is no formal dress code anywhere on property.

Yes, available for purchase through the Contact page or at the front desk.