This tiny town nestled in the Klickitat Valley offers peaceful fishing at Glenwood Lake and hiking trails through nearby Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Visitors can experience authentic ranch culture at local rodeos or explore Mount Adams' wilderness areas in the surrounding Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
We loved the isolation and to be able to disconnect from our busy lives. It was very quiet and peaceful. You don’t notice your neighbors and everyone is very respectful of each other. The views of Mt. Adams were awesome. We explored the area and did some hikes. We cooked breakfast and dinner over the fire every day and enjoyed s’mores every night. There are not a lot of dining options in the area but if you are there for isolation, peace and quiet, and time in nature then it is a great...
We loved the isolation and to be able to disconnect from our busy lives. It was very quiet and peaceful. You don’t notice your neighbors and everyone is very respectful of each other. The views of Mt. Adams were awesome. We explored the area and did some hikes. We cooked breakfast and dinner over the fire every day and enjoyed s’mores every night. There are not a lot of dining options in the area but if you are there for isolation, peace and quiet, and time in nature then it is a great...
We were made to feel very welcome. Cookies on the table and coffee delivered when we arrived. wonderful room and breakfast was fantastic. We will go back to stay again. Friendly staff
We were made to feel very welcome. Cookies on the table and coffee delivered when we arrived. wonderful room and breakfast was fantastic. We will go back to stay again. Friendly staff
We got a room overlooking the river and garden. The room was very nice and updated. It came with a refrigerator and microwave, which is always handy to have. Easy access to the room from the parking lot.
The view was beautiful.
You can ask for a non-pets room if you are severely allergic. We didn't know this, and we both have some allergies, but the room was clean and we didn't notice it at all (assuming pets had been in the room).
We got a room overlooking the river and garden. The room was very nice and updated. It came with a refrigerator and microwave, which is always handy to have. Easy access to the room from the parking lot.
The view was beautiful.
You can ask for a non-pets room if you are severely allergic. We didn't know this, and we both have some allergies, but the room was clean and we didn't notice it at all (assuming pets had been in the room).
Fun old hotel right downtown and easy walking to to shopping and dinning. Since it’s old, there are a good number of outside noises (cars, people, ghosts, etc..) bring ear plugs.
Fun old hotel right downtown and easy walking to to shopping and dinning. Since it’s old, there are a good number of outside noises (cars, people, ghosts, etc..) bring ear plugs.
Nathan
Reviewed February 11, 2023Reviewed February 11, 2023
We felt welcomed from the time we walked in the door. All the staff was very friendly and very informative when asking about places to dine. Great continental breakfast. And all in a reasonable rate. Highly recommend
We felt welcomed from the time we walked in the door. All the staff was very friendly and very informative when asking about places to dine. Great continental breakfast. And all in a reasonable rate. Highly recommend
I normally stay at the Hood River Inn down by the river, when I am in town, but it was full, along with other places I have stayed at before.. Expedia recommended this one, it only had 3 units left when I booked. I did not know what to expect when I arrived, but I was very happy with what I found when I arrived. I was in town for the Hood River Follies, a play put on for 6 days over two weekends, sponsored by the local area Lions Club's, (this was the 39th year) with a cast of about 75...
I normally stay at the Hood River Inn down by the river, when I am in town, but it was full, along with other places I have stayed at before.. Expedia recommended this one, it only had 3 units left when I booked. I did not know what to expect when I arrived, but I was very happy with what I found when I arrived. I was in town for the Hood River Follies, a play put on for 6 days over two weekends, sponsored by the local area Lions Club's, (this was the 39th year) with a cast of about 75...
The property was older but indeed very clean and tidy! The building itself was clean and the pavement was even. They were doing renovations at this time but they made sure that it was out of the customers way which was considerate. The guy that helped me get checked in was polite and helpful!
The room was nice and clean, as well. No weird smells. The bathroom was simple. Towels were free of mysterious stains and hair as you would find at many hotels surprisingly... A shower mat was offered...
The property was older but indeed very clean and tidy! The building itself was clean and the pavement was even. They were doing renovations at this time but they made sure that it was out of the customers way which was considerate. The guy that helped me get checked in was polite and helpful!
The room was nice and clean, as well. No weird smells. The bathroom was simple. Towels were free of mysterious stains and hair as you would find at many hotels surprisingly... A shower mat was offered...
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What will the weather be like when I travel to Glenwood?
Though weather is just one factor, it can really affect your travel plans, especially if you are planning a longer stay in Glenwood. The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 63°F, while the coldest months are December and January with an average of 34°F. The snowiest months in Glenwood are January, February, November, and December, with each month seeing an average of 7 inches of snowfall.
What are the must-see places to visit in Glenwood?
While you're exploring the area, Mount Adams and White Salmon River are a couple of picturesque spots to get outside and enjoy nature. In the larger area, you’ll find Gotchen Creek FR 8040 Trailhead and Stagman Ridge Trailhead.