2 Best Hotels in Stevenson, Southeastern Washington

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Tenzen Cabin & Springs

$$ | 932 Berge Rd., Stevenson, 98648, USA Fodor's Choice

Comprising six airy, high-ceilinged modern cabins with stylish kitchenettes, indoor-outdoor geothermal soaking tubs, and expansive decks, this 100-acre woodland hideaway is ideal for a restorative retreat in nature—within moments of your arrival, you'll probably notice your blood pressure abating. This a cabin-rental complex rather than a hotel per se, as there's no lobby or common facilities, but that also means you'll enjoy total privacy throughout your stay. Downtown Stevenson is a 10-minute drive, and there's plenty of great hiking nearby. 

Pros

  • Every cabin has a soaking tub and outdoor shower
  • Utterly peaceful and relaxing
  • Private decks with sweeping views of the Gorge

Cons

  • Not within walking distance of town
  • No common spaces
  • No restaurant
932 Berge Rd., Stevenson, 98648, USA
509-800–7372
Hotel Details
6 cabins
No Meals

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Hotel Stevenson

$$ | 77 S.W. Russell Ave., Stevenson, 98648, USA

Opened in 2022 inside an early-1900s building that was originally a hotel but was transformed into other businesses over the years, this centrally located boutique lodging has cheerfully furnished, reasonably priced rooms, many with views of the Gorge. The hotel is right in the center of Stevenson's quaint little business district, close to shopping and restaurants, but the hotel has its own inviting eatery and wine bar, 77 Cork & Tap Bistro. 

Pros

  • Excellent restaurant and wine bar
  • Warm, personal service
  • Easy walk from shops and riverfront park

Cons

  • Not all rooms have river views
  • No refrigerator or microwave in rooms
  • No elevator
77 S.W. Russell Ave., Stevenson, 98648, USA
509-219–5009
Hotel Details
12 rooms
No Meals

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