Loge Leavenworth Hotel

During the recent severe windstorm, our company responded in good faith to help Loge Camps after trees were damaged and access to the property was blocked. Their guests were scheduled to arrive at 4:00 PM, so we prioritized the emergency and worked quickly to clear the entrance and reopen access to the cabins. We paid the crane costs up front and put significant staff and equipment on the job so it could be done safely and properly. We made the extra effort to get their operations going again quickly. Despite that work, our invoice remains unpaid. Communication has been limited, and we’ve been told the company is having financial difficulties. Businesses can face challenges, but vendors who help in an emergency deserve transparency, communication, and payment for their work. We hope Loge Camps settles this promptly and honors its obligations. Clay the manager! Needs to address this! Our lawyer is wanting to contact their lawyer is they are really going bankrupt

After a problem with a LOGE cabin rental that turned out to be inaccessible for my friend’s wheelchair, we were escorted to a hotel room in town, which actually worked even better for us. My best friend and I had come to LOGE for an extended girls’ weekend last week. The room was perfect for the wheelchair and just a short walk from all the little shops, brewery and restaurants Leavenworth has to offer. The staff were amazing throughout the weekend, personable and helpful every one of them.

We were right by the river, and since it was the off-season, the place felt pretty secluded. It was quiet but still close to downtown. The cabin was clean and set up for a nice rustic stay, and the staff were amazing. Thanks for giving us such a great adventure for our 10 year anniversary. Can’t wait to come back.

We stayed in both a riverside cabin and a hotel room at LOGE, and we’d book again in a heartbeat. We’ve already reserved our next visit on the way out. The cabin offers more privacy and puts you right by nature, with views of the Wenatchee River. The hotel room is an adventure indoors, with faux plants, a hammock, and bright white lights. Our hotel room faced the river, steps from Leavenworth’s day and nightlife, a local park, and a playground. There’s on-site parking for hotel guests and one marked space next to each cabin. The staff are the real highlight. Everyone, from check-in to housekeeping, made us feel welcome. We spent the most time with Karen, who made check-in easy and was kind, helpful, and informative whenever we came and went. Ivy + Pedro, we appreciated your attention to detail and energy. We were there during the heaviest snowfalls, and both the cabin and hotel were so clean. We also love that the front desk shares space with the on-site coffee shop. Both types of rooms had keyless entry, fresh linens, cozy beds, clean towels, a hair dryer, microwave, mini refrigerator, hooks for coats and hats, TV, electric kettle, desk or study area, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, and lotion. Both are pet friendly. We didn’t use the TV. The cabin has a ceiling fan, heating and cooling, a pet towel, and gravity hanging hooks that are a great touch for outdoor gear. There’s a two-bedroom cabin for larger parties, and it could work for a romantic getaway or a solo business trip. The hotel room has bedside lamps. The cabin’s privacy and river setting connect you with nature right away, while the hotel puts you close to shops and the park. LOGE also rents camping gear for adventure seekers, so you only need to pack your essentials. We didn’t try that this time. The photos show downtown Leavenworth, our hotel room hammock, the snowy cabin porch, and chicken & waffles from local eatery Coffee & Waffles.