Salish Lodge & Spa Waterfall Suites

A modern hotel room featuring a large bed with green and white pillows and a gray blanket, two wooden nightstands with white lamps, a sitting area with two brown chairs and a small round table, large windows showing a scenic view of mountains and trees, and a fireplace on the left side.
Modern bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, wooden bench with towel, black fixtures, built-in shelf with a plant, and travertine tiled walls and floors. Hotel guest room.

A new chapter for the historic inn, the Waterfall Suites bring dramatic waterfall views and capture the character of the property in a stay like no other.

Crowning the top floor of the lodge, the new suites transform what was once an underutilized series of meeting rooms and a bar. Careful planning shaped each guest room to maximize the waterfall views, create a serene sleeping and living area, and deliver a luxurious bathing experience. New materials and a refreshed viewpoint tie into the building's existing character, elevating the design overall. As with many, historic building renovations, there were many hurdles and surprises along the way. Each was addressed with exploration, collaboration, and an open mind in order to create the best guest experience.

The Salish Lodge & Spa belongs to the Snoqualmie Tribe and is operated by Columbia Hospitality.

A modern bathroom vanity area with a large round mirror, two vertical pendant lights, a black sink faucet, white towels on a lower shelf, a white robe hanging on a hook, and a flower arrangement on the countertop. Hotel guest room.

Completed with MG2 Design

Photography by Moris Moreno