Stevens Pass Motel

CLEAN, SPACIOUS, LARGE FRIDGE & FREEZER, COMFORTABLE - HAD ALL THAT WE NEEDED FOR A QUIET NIGHTS STAY - OLDER HOTEL, BUT CLEAN

Check-in was very slow. We would have liked to stay in the room pictured in the ad.... we did not. The floor was very uneven and not carpet as shown in the ad photo. There was no sink in the kitchen. We needed ice in the morning for the traveling home, but it was locked up and didn't open till 9. We won't be staying there again.

By far the worst motel I’ve ever stayed in. There was duct tape over the sprinkler, duct tape over the bottom of the door (assuming to keep the draft out… it didn’t), the white pillowcase was yellowed, the finish on the vanity was peeling off, the flooring was coming up at the corners… we stayed, we slept there for the night, but we won’t go back. I’m sure some people would think it’s fine, but it just didn’t feel very safe. We woke up to no running water and were required to postpone our morning bathroom activities until we got up to the mountain, 45 minutes away.

Rotting bathroom floor, rocking toilet, shoddy paintjob (paint drippings everywhere) and a TV system that needed to reboot and was down 1/2 the morning.

Heating barely works in December.

The building was old but clean. The room had a full sized refrigerator. The staff was helpful and friendly and did not complain when we arrived 3 hours early. Great location convenient to mountain outings

Had an iron but no ironing board. Room was warm when we arrived so we turned on the air conditioner and kept the door open for a few minutes to air out the room and cool it down. I was impressed with the cleanliness!

The room smelled like cigarette smoke, the bathroom window did not lock and the room had old odds and ends for furniture. Walls were terribly thin and could hear the neighbors on both sides (who both obviously live there). Neighbors closest to headboard were shouting and their TV was loud most of the night. Lots of bugs in the bathroom. Was able to mostly drown out noise with bathroom fan. If I had paid $40 for the room, I maybe would've accepted it all but $110 is a lot to swallow for this overnight. Check-in lady was very nice and there was a full sized refrigerator available. Shower was newer and hot water was great.

I’ll start by saying I have stayed in a lot of “budget” motels throughout the US, Mexico, Central America, and SE Asia. I am by no means a snob. Considering the cleanliness and condition of the room, I wouldn’t pay more than $50 Even then, I might prefer sleeping in my car. 150 dollars is absolutely insane. Booked through Expedia and when I tried to check in the clerk let me know he wasn’t happy about booking through third party because they take a percentage. He couldn’t get his cc reader to work so after about 10 minutes of that I paid cash. He “upgraded” my room for the inconvenience. The bedding was noticeably stained so I chose to sleep on top. Thank goodness I had my own sleeping bag and a pillow with me. The floor and base boards had what appears to be black mold. The bathtub was so soft I thought I might fall through the ceiling into the restaurant below. I know this isn’t the hotels fault, but the house next door has dogs that barked non stop throughout the night, luckily the trains going by drowned that out occasionally. Overall bad experience and waste of money. Positives: full sized fridge and there’s microwave. Air conditioner worked. I checked in too late but there is a Thai restaurant on the property. Parking is free and convenient. Aside from the lecture for booking through Expedia, the staff was friendly enough. I don’t think there are bed bugs.

The hearing didn't work. It's was below freezing temperatures this past weekend and it was so difficult to sleep in those conditions. The fire alarm was activated midnight, which forced us to get up and go out into the cold.

Room smelled of cigarette smoke. Microwave, fridge and shower were dirty.

The door and frame was splintered and had obviously been kicked in more than once. The smoke alarm was not only ripped off the ceiling but the exposed wiring was dangling. The entire place was filthy, not only dirt, there appeared treshly dried blood on the floor near the bed. The sign in the room said no smoking but there was half a used cigars on the windowsill. The rooms smelled like a combination of mildew, cigarettes and putrid sewer when the toilet was flushed - it wobbled if you tried to sit on it and wasn’t fully screwed to the floor, the bedspread was soiled and disgusting. There wasn’t any trim around the window a/c so ants, flies and creepy crawlers were continually coming in, not to mention, if both the tv & a/c were turned on at the same time it blew a fuse and we had to hunt down management. Again, I have photos to back up these claims. The motel is unsafe and disgusting. We arrived late and there weren’t any other options at that point. We slept in our clothes on but may have been safer just sleeping in the car. I prepaid when I made the reservation but at check-in, the clerk insisted on running my card. Pretty sure I was double charged, which I will be disputing. Never, EVER book a room at Stevens Pass Motel

Probably the worst-kept motel in America. rooms were extremely dirty. The bathrooms you could not even walk in. Because of the dirt on the floors, the furniture was completely outdated and broken, the heater was not working both the window and wall unit. There was no heat at night. The windows were busted and broken. I have stayed in better hotels in third world countries for a fraction of the cost. this did not feel like I was in America. The standards were almost non existant both cleanliness and safety. I would like to request a full refund because no one should be charged over a $100.For a stay like this I have pictures available if needed

The room smelled like they used ashtray air fresheners. It was absolutely disgusting. The bathroom floor was painted tile, the bed and the bed spred looked like they were still there from the nineteen forties, the towel bar was broken off the wall and never replaced. If you have the choice between staying here and building a primitive shelter out in the forest, build the primitive shelter.

The rooms smelled like cigarettes. Property was not kept up to advertised standards. The floor felt like you would fall through at any time. 0-10 rating.

Had an iron but no ironing board. Room was warm when we arrived so we turned on the air conditioner and kept the door open for a few minutes to air out the room and cool it down. I was impressed with the cleanliness!

Loud/fighting neighbors (seemed like longer-term residents next door so might not be a one-time deal, thus my complaint) and thin walls. Also, my room smelled very strongly of mildew. I can overlook peeling/chipped paint and loose floor boards, but not that. Very overpriced at $109.

The room smelled like cigarette smoke, the bathroom window did not lock and the room had old odds and ends for furniture. Walls were terribly thin and could hear the neighbors on both sides (who both obviously live there). Neighbors closest to headboard were shouting and their TV was loud most of the night. Lots of bugs in the bathroom. Was able to mostly drown out noise with bathroom fan. If I had paid $40 for the room, I maybe would've accepted it all but $110 is a lot to swallow for this overnight. Check-in lady was very nice and there was a full sized refrigerator available. Shower was newer and hot water was great.

As others have said, this place was run down and the room was dirty. Mold in the shower, what looked like dirty fingerprints on the bathroom wall, and on the inside of the door to the room.

I’ll start by saying I have stayed in a lot of “budget” motels throughout the US, Mexico, Central America, and SE Asia. I am by no means a snob. Considering the cleanliness and condition of the room, I wouldn’t pay more than $50 Even then, I might prefer sleeping in my car. 150 dollars is absolutely insane. Booked through Expedia and when I tried to check in the clerk let me know he wasn’t happy about booking through third party because they take a percentage. He couldn’t get his cc reader to work so after about 10 minutes of that I paid cash. He “upgraded” my room for the inconvenience. The bedding was noticeably stained so I chose to sleep on top. Thank goodness I had my own sleeping bag and a pillow with me. The floor and base boards had what appears to be black mold. The bathtub was so soft I thought I might fall through the ceiling into the restaurant below. I know this isn’t the hotels fault, but the house next door has dogs that barked non stop throughout the night, luckily the trains going by drowned that out occasionally. Overall bad experience and waste of money. Positives: full sized fridge and there’s microwave. Air conditioner worked. I checked in too late but there is a Thai restaurant on the property. Parking is free and convenient. Aside from the lecture for booking through Expedia, the staff was friendly enough. I don’t think there are bed bugs.

CLEAN, SPACIOUS, LARGE FRIDGE & FREEZER, COMFORTABLE - HAD ALL THAT WE NEEDED FOR A QUIET NIGHTS STAY - OLDER HOTEL, BUT CLEAN

We walked into our room and saw a huge wonderful tv and a couch that may have been gotten from the dumpster...it was gross. In the bathroom, there was one nice towel and the other one had 5 large holes in it. The bath mat should have been in the dumpster and the bathroom needed new flooring. The room did NOT look anything like the picture that was provided.

We were put in room 203 which was above a restaurant and next to the highway which was very noisy all night. Bare minimum in the room. We were so disappointed with this lodging.

0/10 Do not recommend. We wanted to be close to the river for some gold panning. Pictures are not accurately represented of the room or property. First impression walking into the room musty/pinesol made it hard to breathe. The floor is slanted downward making our suitcase roll into the refrigerator. The bathroom fan pulls nearby smells through windows of neighbors smoking.

Check-in was very slow. We would have liked to stay in the room pictured in the ad.... we did not. The floor was very uneven and not carpet as shown in the ad photo. There was no sink in the kitchen. We needed ice in the morning for the traveling home, but it was locked up and didn't open till 9. We won't be staying there again.

The staff were really nice. I was in room 4 which looked like it had recently been renovated with new floors, furniture and paint. It was nicer than I expected

Worse nightmare at ridiculous price. Trains keep you awake.

The room smelled like cigarette smoke, the bathroom window did not lock and the room had old odds and ends for furniture. Walls were terribly thin and could hear the neighbors on both sides (who both obviously live there). Neighbors closest to headboard were shouting and their TV was loud most of the night. Lots of bugs in the bathroom. Was able to mostly drown out noise with bathroom fan. If I had paid $40 for the room, I maybe would've accepted it all but $110 is a lot to swallow for this overnight. Check-in lady was very nice and there was a full sized refrigerator available. Shower was newer and hot water was great.

King size bed against wall. We both have mobility issues and having to climb in and out from bottom of bed was a pain. Also extra high and hard for ANYONE under 5'4" to sit or get into bed. When main door was closed, it gapped to the outside at the bottom. Thankfully the outside temp was around 50 degrees or it could have been a COLD night. Toilet tank wobbled and very low to floor

Recently renovated room had everything we needed. Went night skiing and checked-in before driving to Stevens, then stayed the night. Super easy, quiet except for some road noise in the morning, kind front desk service, and close to breakfast at the Mountain View Diner.

Check-in was very slow. We would have liked to stay in the room pictured in the ad.... we did not. The floor was very uneven and not carpet as shown in the ad photo. There was no sink in the kitchen. We needed ice in the morning for the traveling home, but it was locked up and didn't open till 9. We won't be staying there again.

Great front desk service! Place is simple but clean and efficient.

The building was old but clean. The room had a full sized refrigerator. The staff was helpful and friendly and did not complain when we arrived 3 hours early. Great location convenient to mountain outings

I booked a stay here and there website on the expedia app said check in times 3pm -5pm no late check ins... which I assumed was a typo. I called to be sure and said my ETA and the guy said it was ok. I called back a second time to be sure there was no language barrier and they assured me They would be there... When I got there, the man at the front desk said they had no rooms and they had given my room away because the person I had talked to didn't relay the message. The guy tried to offer me a bed in the maids cleaning room that wasn't even made and that didn't lock from the inside where it connected to the storage room. At that time, all the hotels were booked in the surrounding towns and I had to drive over an hr to the Seattle area to get a hotel and my hiking plans were ruined the next day (which was the whole point of the stay)

Nice staff

Good location, friendly staff. Nice property.

One room was filthy boogers on the walls hole in the ceiling then they moved me the tv didn’t work and shower water wasn’t working then they moved me the third day again and the toilet didn’t work and I asked for a refund on the first day all the man says is contact Expedia so that’s what I did. I’m typically pretty lenient on the places I stay but this was just too much. Oh and I’m pretty sure that the little wall heaters they have are not rated for the square footage in the hotel so yes expect to be cold if your staying there in the winter through the night because it takes a good 6 hours to heat the room. And the only soft nice beds they have is in there single king size room. If you read this your welcome.

Property manager was very kind and accomidating for all requests. Nice place.

I’ll start by saying I have stayed in a lot of “budget” motels throughout the US, Mexico, Central America, and SE Asia. I am by no means a snob. Considering the cleanliness and condition of the room, I wouldn’t pay more than $50 Even then, I might prefer sleeping in my car. 150 dollars is absolutely insane. Booked through Expedia and when I tried to check in the clerk let me know he wasn’t happy about booking through third party because they take a percentage. He couldn’t get his cc reader to work so after about 10 minutes of that I paid cash. He “upgraded” my room for the inconvenience. The bedding was noticeably stained so I chose to sleep on top. Thank goodness I had my own sleeping bag and a pillow with me. The floor and base boards had what appears to be black mold. The bathtub was so soft I thought I might fall through the ceiling into the restaurant below. I know this isn’t the hotels fault, but the house next door has dogs that barked non stop throughout the night, luckily the trains going by drowned that out occasionally. Overall bad experience and waste of money. Positives: full sized fridge and there’s microwave. Air conditioner worked. I checked in too late but there is a Thai restaurant on the property. Parking is free and convenient. Aside from the lecture for booking through Expedia, the staff was friendly enough. I don’t think there are bed bugs.

The manager was not helpful, the rules to cancel are not reasonable. We attempted to cancel our request 3hrs after booking and were told we would still get charged. Even with the “global insurance” they recommended to get which we did, you have to upload multiple documents supporting your claim. I will be more mindful next time when a hotel has this cancelation policy, making sure not to book.

We were put in room 203 which was above a restaurant and next to the highway which was very noisy all night. Bare minimum in the room. We were so disappointed with this lodging.

A decent motel in Gold Bar. Rooms comfortable and the Thai next door is excellent.

No frills hotel in close proximity to Stevens Pass. Staff was friendly and helpful. Place was clean and provided the basics to get you through the night.

The building was old but clean. The room had a full sized refrigerator. The staff was helpful and friendly and did not complain when we arrived 3 hours early. Great location convenient to mountain outings

Worse nightmare at ridiculous price. Trains keep you awake.

Good location, friendly staff. Nice property.

Very cute and nice. Its not a 5star place. But its a nice area and gives you what you need. A bed. AC, shower and more! Its a small town vibes which is great. I would stay here again. We got this because of Northwest Mountain Challenge. And its about a 40 min drive. Which is a lot better the 2 drive home.

I was told by a family member that the place was pretty nice but it was not nice in anyway. Yes it was convenient for the location and I understand it’s in a small town in the foothills of the mountains.. but if they have nicer rooms we didn’t get it

Had no issues. I stayed during the fourth so it was loud but other than that everything was great!

Recently renovated room had everything we needed. Went night skiing and checked-in before driving to Stevens, then stayed the night. Super easy, quiet except for some road noise in the morning, kind front desk service, and close to breakfast at the Mountain View Diner.

We were put in room 203 which was above a restaurant and next to the highway which was very noisy all night. Bare minimum in the room. We were so disappointed with this lodging.

A decent motel in Gold Bar. Rooms comfortable and the Thai next door is excellent.

I’ll start by saying I have stayed in a lot of “budget” motels throughout the US, Mexico, Central America, and SE Asia. I am by no means a snob. Considering the cleanliness and condition of the room, I wouldn’t pay more than $50 Even then, I might prefer sleeping in my car. 150 dollars is absolutely insane. Booked through Expedia and when I tried to check in the clerk let me know he wasn’t happy about booking through third party because they take a percentage. He couldn’t get his cc reader to work so after about 10 minutes of that I paid cash. He “upgraded” my room for the inconvenience. The bedding was noticeably stained so I chose to sleep on top. Thank goodness I had my own sleeping bag and a pillow with me. The floor and base boards had what appears to be black mold. The bathtub was so soft I thought I might fall through the ceiling into the restaurant below. I know this isn’t the hotels fault, but the house next door has dogs that barked non stop throughout the night, luckily the trains going by drowned that out occasionally. Overall bad experience and waste of money. Positives: full sized fridge and there’s microwave. Air conditioner worked. I checked in too late but there is a Thai restaurant on the property. Parking is free and convenient. Aside from the lecture for booking through Expedia, the staff was friendly enough. I don’t think there are bed bugs.

Recently renovated room had everything we needed. Went night skiing and checked-in before driving to Stevens, then stayed the night. Super easy, quiet except for some road noise in the morning, kind front desk service, and close to breakfast at the Mountain View Diner.