Methow Valley is becoming increasingly known for its outdoor sports, scenic views, charming towns, and fine quality resorts. Despite its higher profile, Methow Valley remains an area of relatively untouched natural beauty. There is a variety of Methow Valley lodging from which to explore this pleasant area of northern Washington State.

Also found near the town of Winthrop, the Chewuch Inn offers getaways that keep guests relaxed. Guests have access to great amenities like the video library, billiards, and the outdoor spa. For those who love breakfast, don't miss the Trailside Breakfast buffet served every morning featuring their famous Chewuch Inn Scones. At the inn you'll find accommodations from a standard room to a room with a fireplace. There are also two cabin styles available if you need more privacy. Their rates vary by regular season and quiet season. Quiet season being the cheaper of the two. Generally, the quiet seasons are the month of November through half of December and the end of March through the end of April. Be sure to ask about the rates before booking.

Methow Valley lodging ranges from the high-end Methow resort of Sun Mountain Lodge Washington to the simple $5 campsites in the Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forests. In between these extremes, visitors can choose between a Methow Valley bed and breakfast or an Old West hotel in downtown Winthrop.

Winthrop is the recreational hub for the Methow Valley. A visit here is like a trip into the middle of a Hollywood Western. Old West facades dot the main street, a covered wooden walkway. Winthrop hotels like the Hotel Rio Vista and the Mt Garner Inn are good choices for lodging in Methow Valley. The town has all the facilities and stores you would expect from a modern destination town.

Located outside Winthrop Washington, the Sun Mountain Lodge is an award-winning resort situated on 3,000 private mountainside acres. With spa facilities, modern amenities, and access to the hiking and cross-country trails of the Methow Valley, this superb Methow resort makes a great place for a getaway in any season. In addition to the 100 rooms with great views of the surrounding countryside, there are 16 private lakeside cabins: the best in Methow Valley lodging.

Visitors looking for a more intimate visit may want to consider a Methow Valley bed and breakfast. Friendly hosts will give advice on the best sights in the valley. For a good Methow Valley bed and breakfast, consider the deluxe Whitetail Crossing B&B or the charming Arrowhead Lodge. Both are close to downtown Winthrop. The Twisp River Inn is another good Methow Valley bed and breakfast.

Many visitors come to the Methow Valley following the Pacific Crest Trail. Hardy hikers traversing this or other paths in the Northern Cascades will find many campsites to rest after a hard day's walk. Campsites in national forests and parks are a good place for families too. The North Cascades National Park campground just outside Winthrop has cabins and sites for tents and RVs. With bike rental, on-site fishing, hiking trails, a convenience store, and easy access to the stores and museums in Winthrop, this campground is a great place for inexpensive lodging in Methow Valley.

With so much variety for lodging in Methow Valley, there is something for any taste or budget. From charming B&Bs to top resorts, Methow Valley lodging provides a base in one of the most beautiful areas of Washington State.