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"Had a little hiccup on the first night, but the staff and the management came through. Thank u for doing ur best to provide us with a wonderful stay."

"Property is in need of repair. Guy at the front desk seemed to have attitude problem."

"Room was clean but garbage cans by outside doors were overflowing."

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"I wish the hotel had informed us about the wildfires and how unhealthy it was to be coming for a vacation"

"Air conditioner was louder than any place I ever stayed. Otherwise it was an excellent but very expensive place to stay."

"An older hotel but they keep it in great shape. The rooms are large and spacious. We had one with a kitchenette, and I have to say it had it nicely stocked with plates and utensils and other items that you needed."

"Had a lovely time during our stay here! My partner and I loved the movie selection we could rent and the staff were very welcoming!"

"The design is impeccable and by a famous architect - Olson Kundig. We enjoyed every detail of the building and how close it is to nature. Such a tranquil moment sitting on the patio looking out to the vast grassland and nearby mountains. Shower and bathroom are remote. Walking to them is easy. Food option is limited and you can’t cook, so come prepared with food. There is fridge and microwave in the hut."

"We had a great stay at Lone Point! Thx"

"We had short one night stay in Mazama. It was a super smooth check in process and we had no issues. We chose Mazama because of the close proximity to North Cascades. Would stay here again!"

"The entrance to property is hidden off of the main hwy. There’s no sin-age. Only a dirt road, There was no internet service even with the WiFi log in info. So nobody was able to use their phones. The shower is a tub/ shower cómo that requires you to take a large step in and out. Not good for elderly people or poeple with hip/knee problems. Towels did not smell clean. The kureg coffe maker did not work. The inside of the place itself is cute, but apparently you can’t wonder too far out into...