Escape to Suncadia Resort in Washington State

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The Pacific Northwest is truly a unique part of America featuring some of the most spectacular beauty and peaceful, serene surroundings. For your next visit to the region, we recommend Suncadia Resort in Washington, about an hour and a half outside Seattle. The resort sits in the midst of what many believe is the best natural region in the state; a region that includes more than 6,000 acres of forest, the 2.2 million acres of the nearby Wenatchee Washington National Forest, and plenty of rolling meadows, gentle rivers, and mountain peaks.

Your stay at the resort will include very comfortable and stylish accommodations at the Suncadia Lodge. The architecture of the Lodge combines a respect for the natural surroundings with design elements and craftsmanship honoring the heritage of the state of Washington. Perhaps what you’ll find most astounding is the nature all around you.

The Lodge features 254 guest rooms and penthouses rich with mountain lodge furnishings. In addition to spectacular views of the mountains, most guest rooms also include spacious kitchens granite counter tops, deep soaking tubs, private balconies, LCD televisions, and high-speed Internet access.

Dining Options

No mountain getaway would be complete without an appropriate choice of dining options. Suncadia does not disappoint. Within the lodge itself is Portals Restaurant, a casual fine dining establishment featuring artisan foods, local wines and, of course, beautiful views. The Lodge also features the Fifty 6° Lounge and the Swiftwater Cellars Winery.

Just a short distance away is the quaint village of Cle Elum, Washington. There you will find plenty of locally owned and run restaurants featuring all sorts of cuisine.

Stay for Life

It may be that one visit is all it takes to make you want to stay for life. If so, you’ll be pleased to know the Lodge is offering one-room condos for sale, starting at just $170,000. Imagine having your own property to come to any time you wish. When you are not using your condo, it makes a great rental property for extra income. Just get in touch with the Suncadia Real Estate Sales Company for your share of paradise.

LUX Tip: Suncadia is a great guys trip to enjoy golfing, as there are 3 championship, award winning courses to play on. Ladies, Suncadia has you covered, too. Go for the weekend and do some wine tasting at Swiftwater Cellars and enjoy spa treatments at Glade Spring Spa.

Nightly rates start at just under $200.

Suncadia Resort
3600 Suncadia Trail
Cle Elum, WA 98922
Official site: suncadia.com
Visitor guide: Suncadia Resort: Complete Visitor Guide

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