Gold Bar hotels from RM399

"Very nice place to stay and the breakfast was really good! Will be staying here again in the future "

"Friendly staff"

"Everything was great"

"The room was so filthy. Bathroom floors and sink faucet were never touched. Wads of hair, bottle caps behind toilet room door. dust on shelves,tv remotes. Fridge leaking water on carpet. Smoke detector missing. DO NOT BOOk HERE"

"Staff was very friendly . "

"I love to stay at the Bush House Inn while traveling along Highway 2. Index is a really wonderful place with amazing history and you’ll wake up surrounded by mountains and the Index Wall. The Inn has charming rooms with very comfortable beds and linens. This is an experience for people who want to stay in a beautifully renovated historic building and enjoy a quiet and calm atmosphere. They do have an elevator on site to the second floor. The second floor great room is a community space with comfy leather sofa seating and a television but it’s also a wonderful space for reading or playing games or puzzles. There is an upper level sun deck and a wonderful front porch as additional relaxing spaces. The restaurant offers a wonderful Northwest selection for every palate and there is a bar and coffee shop (serves breakfast pastries and hot items) on site, as well. The shared bathrooms are always wonderfully appointed with extra shower soaps and exceptionally pressured hot water. I don’t know this for a fact but I think the floors are also heated? There are several trains (Amtrak included) that go by through the night so if you are a very light sleeper I would suggest earplugs for restful sleep. Again, this is a historic building in a town with rich history. If you get a chance to visit the area and you want to experience something special, I can’t recommend Bush House Inn enough. (Book Room 8 for the best morning views!)"

"Super quiet area with very clean rooms. Super nice staff and close to nice amenities in town. "

"Good basic accommodation a short drive to Stevens Pass Ski Hill"

"Great front desk staff, while in the middle of a disaster."