Hotels with Childcare in Skagit County

"Overall, I wouldn't stay here again as it's essentially not much better than a state park cabin for over double the price, but it was adequate. Pros: Clean room and outdoor furniture, pet-friendly, easy parking, responsive staff, relatively close to flower fields and other destinations, kitchen utensils adequate, hot plate in room. Cons: expensive for what you get. hot water is very scarce (<5 min showers), frequent road noise, no microwave/oven/toaster in kitchen, no mirror in bathroom, few towels, only one roll of toilet paper in cabin which was half-used when we arrived and we had to ask for more (and they only gave us one more roll), close to other cabins with little/no vegetation blocking sightlines, minifridge wasn't very cold, no top sheet on bed (just duvet and fitted sheet), bed and pillows kind of uncomfortable, not very many hooks or shelves to put your things (and tons of wall space where those could go without making the place feel too cluttered). It was extremely small and cramped, but we expected that and can't really hold that against it. Overall we had a nice stay but for this price you can go nicer, or you can stay at this quality and go cheaper. It kind of feels like whoever designed these was unfamiliar with camping/glamping."

"Overall pretty satisfied. My 2 areas of dislike were the strong scent in the lobby. So strong I could taste it, it made me concerned about how the rooms might smell and they were fine. The other dislike was the lousy “breakfast”. Very small with limited options, cereal, waffles, bread, yogurt and coffee. That’s it. The woman at the front desk was very helpful and accommodating. I would stay here again. "

"Nice staff, clean, rooms were sold out"