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Best Western Lakeway Inn

714 Lakeway Drive
Bellingham, WA 98226
Nightly Rates: ( 125.10 - 149.00 )
3 Star


Property Description

This Bellingham, Washington hotel is located in the heart of Bellingham and close to whale watching, cultural districts, hiking, scenic drives, golf and more. Located in the coastal city of Bellingham, WA, the Best Western Lakeway Inn offers elegantly designed guestrooms & suites, a four-story atrium, cascading waterfall wall, an indoor swimming pool with hot tub, 24-hour fitness room and superb dining accommodations. This Bellingham hotel features a lobby espresso service, a convenient cafŽ and room service. Guests will also like Poppe's Bistro & Lounge with martini bar and live jazz entertainment on weekends. For the business traveler, guestrooms feature large working desks with Microsun¨ lighting, comfortable swivel chairs, two-line speaker telephones, voicemail and high-speed Internet access. A 24-hour business center with computer, fax and photocopier is also available. The Best Western Lakeway Inn is equipped with a professional conference center with 11,000 square feet of flexible space ranging from a boardroom for 18 people to a Grand Ballroom for 500. The hotel also has a state-of-the-art sound system and an expansive catering menu. Bellingham is home to Western Washington University, Historic Fairhaven District, Mount Baker and spectacular natural surroundings. The region was designated an "Adventure Town USA" by National Geographic Adventure Magazine, as well as one of the "Top Ten Art Towns in America." Nearby outdoor recreational activities include golfing, hiking, kayaking, sailing, mountain biking, skiing and snowboarding. Make a reservation today and save at the Best Western Lakeway Inn!



Amenities

· Business Center
· Courtesy Car
· Fitness Center or Spa
· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Bar/Lounge
· Barber/Beauty Shop
· Coffee Maker in Room
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Elevators
· Fishing
· Free Parking
· Free Parking
· Free Local Telephone Calls
· Hairdryers Available
· Modem Lines in Room
· Meeting/Banquet Facilities
· No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
· Pets Allowed
· Pool
· Safe Deposit Box
· Television with Cable
· Room Service


Room Information

2 QUEEN BEDS,NSMK,HISPD,PILLOWTOP BD,COFMKR,HAIR,I
* 2 Queen Beds * No Smoking * High Speed Internet Access * Pillowtop Bed * Coffee Maker * Hairdryer * Iron And Ironing Board
1 KING BED,NSMK,HISPD,PILLOWTOP BD,COFMKR,HAIR,IRO
* 1 King Bed * No Smoking * High Speed Internet Access * Pillowtop Bed * Coffee Maker * Hairdryer * Iron And Ironing Board
2 DOUBLE BEDS,NSMK,HISPD,PILLOWTOP BD,COFMKR,HAIR,
* Two Double Beds * No Smoking * High Speed Internet Access * Pillowtop Bed * Coffee Maker * Hairdryer * Iron And Ironing Board
1 KING BED,NSMK,2NDBD SOFABD,BUSNS,PILLOWTOP,HISPD
* 1 King Bed * No Smoking * Second Bed Sofabed * Business Class * Pillowtop Bed * High Speed Internet Access

Rate Disclaimer

Indicative rates are for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons or other specified periods of time. Check for specific rate availability when making a reservation.


Miscellaneous Information

· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 P.M.
· Check out time is 12:00 P.M.
· Time Zone is Pacific Standard Time
· 132 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 4 floors.


Directions

áFrom: Interstate 5 North. use Exit 253 (Lakeway Drive). Turn right at the stop sign onto King Street. Take a right onto Lakeway Drive at the stoplight. The hotel entrance is the first driveway on the left. áFrom: Interstate 5 South. use Exit 253 (Lakeway Drive). Turn left at the stop light onto Lakeway Drive. The hotel entrance is the first driveway on the right.


Guarantee Policy

You must use a credit card to book online.


Cancellation Policy

Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.


Area Attractions

Calendar of Events:

* January- Highland Game Celtic Gala, Western Stampede Walk & Run, Mt. Baker Banked Slalom Snowboarding Competition * February- Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Winter Concert, Pacific Northwest Rain Festival, Bite of Blaine * March- Home & Garden Show, Spring Carving Show, Lynden Craft & Antique Show * April- "Wings on Water" Northwest Birding Festival, Mt. Baker Rock & Gem Club Show, Fairhaven's Dirty Dan Days Festival * May- Holland Days Dutch Festival, Procession of the Species Parade & Community Art Studio, Opening Day of Boating Season Festival, Western Family Showtime Weekend, Ski to Sea Race/Parade/Carnival & Festival, All Breed Dog Show, Lummi Island Artists' Studio Tour. * June- Farmers Day, Bellingham Scottish Highland Games, Deming Logging Show, Fairhaven Walk-a-Bout & Summer Solstice Gallery Walk, Fairhaven Bowler Hat Bocce Ball Tournament, Birch Bay Sandcastle Contest, Sumas Community Days Festival * July- Bellingham Bay Fireworks Show, Bellgrass Wine/Seafood & Music Festival, Old Fashioned 4th Festival, Everson-Nooksack Summer Festival, Lummi Island Lavendar Festival, Hills to Mills Woodworking & Crafting Show, International Bull A Rama, Home & Landscape Tour, Blaine Jazz Festival, Raspberry Festival & Sidewalk Sale, Summer Aire Art Show & Festival, Birch Bay Discovery Days, Marrowstone Music Festival, Mount Baker Blues Festival * August- Antique Tractor Show & Threshing Bee, Bellingham Festival of Music, International Bull A Rama, Chalk Art Festival, Drayton Harbor Maritime Festival, Farming for Life! Exhibition, Northwest Washington Fair & Festival, NW Herbal Faire Festival, Lummi Island Reefnet Festival, Ferndale Street Festival, World of Wood Festival * September- Bellingham Traverse, Eco-Expo, Sumas Junior Rodeo, Whatcom Humane Society's Dog Days of Summer Festival & Fun Run, Peace Arch Dedication Days, Evergreen Quilters Quilt Show, Greek Festival, Sumas Tractor Pull, Fall Wedding & Events Fair * October- Harvest Festival at Stoney Ridge Farm, Cloud Mountain Fruit Festival, Model Railroad & Circus Builders Show, Octoberfest, Autumn Festival - Pumpkin Patch & Dahlias, Lynden Fall Craft and Antique Show, Lynden Harvest Festival, Barkley Autumn Trail Run, Whatcom Weavers Fibers and Beyond Annual Sale, Ferndale Harvest Festival * November- Scandinavian Fair & Viking Encampment, Bellingham Storytelling Festival & Tellabration, Art by the Lake" Art & Craft Fall Show, Home for the Holidays Fair * December- Holiday Port Festival, Lighted Boat Parade, Sinterklaas & Lighted Christmas Parade, Blaine Christmas Tree Lighting, Nutcracker at Mt. Baker Theatre, Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert

Recreation:

* 2-30 mile(s) from Casinos, exciting casinos (Slo Pitch Casino, Silver Reef Casino & Nooksack River Casino) * 3-30 mile(s) from Golf courses, The Bellingham Mt. Baker region is home to the most golf courses per capita than any other county in the Pacific Northwest with fourteen public courses. Golf Digest rated Bellingham as a top ten "best little golf town in America." * 58 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Ski Area

Nearby Cities:

* 2 mile(s) from Towns of Deming, Acme, Maple Falls and Glacier * 11 mile(s) from Ferndale, to Pioneer Park, Tennant Lake, Fragrance Garden & Hovander Homestead Park. * 17 mile(s) from Lynden, stain your tongue red in America's raspberry capital and experience "A Touch of Dutch" with a variety of shops specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features year-round Lynden Pioneer Museum, u-pick farms, winery and signature events such as the Northwest Washington Fair & Holland Days. * 20 mile(s) from Lummi Island * 21 mile(s) from Birch Bay, featuring Birch Bay State Park, restaurants, golf, waterslides, and miniature golf. * 24 mile(s) from Acme home to Lake Whatcom Railway offering themed train rides * 24 miles to Blaine, seaside community home to the historic Peace Arch at Peace Arch State Park. * 26 mile(s) from Sumas * 54 mile(s) from Vancouver, British Columbia * 89 mile(s) from Seattle

Local Attractions:

* 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham * 2 mile(s) from Western Washington University * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal and historic Fairhaven * 5 mile(s) from San Juan Islands * 5 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Ski Area

Local Attractions:

* 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham * 2 mile(s) from Western Washington University * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal and historic Fairhaven * 5 mile(s) from San Juan Islands * 5 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Ski Area

Nearby Cities:

* 54 mile(s) from Vancouver, British Columbia * 95 mile(s) from Seattle

Nearby Cities:

* 54 mile(s) from Vancouver, British Columbia * 95 mile(s) from Seattle

Transportation:

* 2 mile(s) from bus terminal * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal * 3 mile(s) from Amtrak station * 5 mile(s) from Bellingham International Airport

Transportation:

* 2 mile(s) from bus terminal * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal * 3 mile(s) from Amtrak station * 5 mile(s) from Bellingham International Airport

Local Attractions:

* 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham * 1 mile(s) from Bellingham Bay , waterfront district featuring restaurants, high-end shops, spa, galleries, boardwalk, Zuanich Point Park (popular for kite flying & rollerblading), seaside restaurants, marina, seasonal whale watching and bay tours. * 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham cultural district featuring Mt. Baker Theatre (100 live performances annually), Whatcom Museum, American Museum of Radio (offers largest collection of antique radios in America!), Bellingham Railway Museum, Mindport Exhibits, Upfront Theatre (owned by Who's Line Is It Anyway Ryan Stiles), Little Swan Theatre, galleries and more! * 2 mile(s) from Western Washington University , home to internationally acclaimed sculpture tour, year-round festivals & events and Sehome Arboretum. * 2 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Highway, the scenic byway to world famous Mt. Baker - the world's record holder for the most annual snowfall and longest ski season in Washington State. Enjoy sights and attractions along the way including Nooksack Falls, Mt. Shuksan (the most photographed peak in the world), Silver Lake Park, a winery, eagle watching park, forestry center, restaurants, seasonal farmers markets and hundreds of hiking trails. * 2 mile(s) from Whatcom Falls Park * 2 mile(s) from Lake Whatcom * 2 mile(s) from Night Clubs, variety of live music venues/night clubs * 2-30 mile(s) from Casinos, exciting casinos (Slo Pitch Casino, Silver Reef Casino & Nooksack River Casino) * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal and historic Fairhaven District featuring six square blocks of restaurants, galleries and specialty shops featuring upscale clothing, pottery, furniture, jewelry, wine, books and art - all tucked into Victorian buildings. Seasonal farmers markets & outdoor movies * 3-30 mile(s) from Golf courses, The Bellingham Mt. Baker region is home to the most golf courses per capita than any other county in the Pacific Northwest with fourteen public courses. Golf Digest rated Bellingham as a top ten "best little golf town in America." * 3 mile(s) from Lake Padden * 3 mile(s) from Chuckanut Drive, named one of "America's most scenic drives" offering spectacular water views, galleries, hiking, Larrabee State Park, restaurants, antique stores, Japanese garden, farms and more. * 10-20 mile(s) from Seasonal farms , specializing in fresh fruit, berries and nuts - all easily assessable to experience, taste and take back to your hotel (u-pick fields). * 50 mile(s) from San Juan Islands * 58 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Ski Area * 75 mile(s) from Whistler Mountains

Local Attractions:

* 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham * 1 mile(s) from Bellingham Bay , waterfront district featuring restaurants, high-end shops, spa, galleries, boardwalk, Zuanich Point Park (popular for kite flying & rollerblading), seaside restaurants, marina, seasonal whale watching and bay tours. * 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham cultural district featuring Mt. Baker Theatre (100 live performances annually), Whatcom Museum, American Museum of Radio (offers largest collection of antique radios in America!), Bellingham Railway Museum, Mindport Exhibits, Upfront Theatre (owned by Who's Line Is It Anyway Ryan Stiles), Little Swan Theatre, galleries and more! * 2 mile(s) from Western Washington University , home to internationally acclaimed sculpture tour, year-round festivals & events and Sehome Arboretum. * 2 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Highway, the scenic byway to world famous Mt. Baker - the world's record holder for the most annual snowfall and longest ski season in Washington State. Enjoy sights and attractions along the way including Nooksack Falls, Mt. Shuksan (the most photographed peak in the world), Silver Lake Park, a winery, eagle watching park, forestry center, restaurants, seasonal farmers markets and hundreds of hiking trails. * 2 mile(s) from Whatcom Falls Park * 2 mile(s) from Lake Whatcom * 2 mile(s) from Night Clubs, variety of live music venues/night clubs * 2-30 mile(s) from Casinos, exciting casinos (Slo Pitch Casino, Silver Reef Casino & Nooksack River Casino) * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal and historic Fairhaven District featuring six square blocks of restaurants, galleries and specialty shops featuring upscale clothing, pottery, furniture, jewelry, wine, books and art - all tucked into Victorian buildings. Seasonal farmers markets & outdoor movies * 3-30 mile(s) from Golf courses, The Bellingham Mt. Baker region is home to the most golf courses per capita than any other county in the Pacific Northwest with fourteen public courses. Golf Digest rated Bellingham as a top ten "best little golf town in America." * 3 mile(s) from Lake Padden * 3 mile(s) from Chuckanut Drive, named one of "America's most scenic drives" offering spectacular water views, galleries, hiking, Larrabee State Park, restaurants, antique stores, Japanese garden, farms and more. * 10-20 mile(s) from Seasonal farms , specializing in fresh fruit, berries and nuts - all easily assessable to experience, taste and take back to your hotel (u-pick fields). * 50 mile(s) from San Juan Islands * 58 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Ski Area * 75 mile(s) from Whistler Mountains

Local Attractions:

* 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham * 1 mile(s) from Bellingham Bay , waterfront district featuring restaurants, high-end shops, spa, galleries, boardwalk, Zuanich Point Park (popular for kite flying & rollerblading), seaside restaurants, marina, seasonal whale watching and bay tours. * 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham cultural district featuring Mt. Baker Theatre (100 live performances annually), Whatcom Museum, American Museum of Radio (offers largest collection of antique radios in America!), Bellingham Railway Museum, Mindport Exhibits, Upfront Theatre (owned by Who's Line Is It Anyway Ryan Stiles), Little Swan Theatre, galleries and more! * 2 mile(s) from Western Washington University , home to internationally acclaimed sculpture tour, year-round festivals & events and Sehome Arboretum. * 2 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Highway, the scenic byway to world famous Mt. Baker - the world's record holder for the most annual snowfall and longest ski season in Washington State. Enjoy sights and attractions along the way including Nooksack Falls, Mt. Shuksan (the most photographed peak in the world), Silver Lake Park, a winery, eagle watching park, forestry center, restaurants, seasonal farmers markets and hundreds of hiking trails. * 2 mile(s) from Whatcom Falls Park * 2 mile(s) from Lake Whatcom * 2 mile(s) from Night Clubs, variety of live music venues/night clubs * 2-30 mile(s) from Casinos, exciting casinos (Slo Pitch Casino, Silver Reef Casino & Nooksack River Casino) * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal and historic Fairhaven District featuring six square blocks of restaurants, galleries and specialty shops featuring upscale clothing, pottery, furniture, jewelry, wine, books and art - all tucked into Victorian buildings. Seasonal farmers markets & outdoor movies * 3-30 mile(s) from Golf courses, The Bellingham Mt. Baker region is home to the most golf courses per capita than any other county in the Pacific Northwest with fourteen public courses. Golf Digest rated Bellingham as a top ten "best little golf town in America." * 3 mile(s) from Lake Padden * 3 mile(s) from Chuckanut Drive, named one of "America's most scenic drives" offering spectacular water views, galleries, hiking, Larrabee State Park, restaurants, antique stores, Japanese garden, farms and more. * 10-20 mile(s) from Seasonal farms , specializing in fresh fruit, berries and nuts - all easily assessable to experience, taste and take back to your hotel (u-pick fields). * 50 mile(s) from San Juan Islands * 58 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Ski Area * 75 mile(s) from Whistler Mountains

Calendar of Events:

* January- Highland Game Celtic Gala, Western Stampede Walk & Run, Mt. Baker Banked Slalom Snoboarding Competition * February- Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Winter Concert, Pacific Northwest Rain Festival, Bite of Blaine * March- Home & Garden Show, Spring Carving Show, Lynden Craft & Antique Show * April- "Wings on Water" Northwest Birding Festival, Mt. Baker Rock & Gem Club Show, Fairhaven's Dirty Dan Days Festival * May- Holland Days Dutch Festival, Procession of the Species Parade & Community Art Studio, Opening Day of Boating Season Festival, Western Family Showtime Weekend, Ski to Sea Race/Parade/Carnival & Festival, All Breed Dog Show, Lummi Island Artists' Studio Tour. * June- Farmers Day, Bellingham Scottish Highland Games, Deming Logging Show, Fairhaven Walk-a-Bout & Summer Solstice Gallery Walk, Fairhaven Bowler Hat Bocce Ball Tournament, Birch Bay Sandcastle Contest, Sumas Community Days Festival * July- Bellingham Bay Fireworks Show, Bellgrass Wine/Seafood & Music Festival, Old Fashioned 4th Festival, Everson-Nooksack Summer Festival, Lummi Island Lavendar Festival, Hills to Mills Woodworking & Crafting Show, International Bull A Rama, Home & Landscape Tour, Blaine Jazz Festival, Raspberry Festival & Sidewalk Sale, Summer Aire Art Show & Festival, Birch Bay Discovery Days, Marrowstone Music Festival, Mount Baker Blues Festival * August- Antique Tractor Show & Threshing Bee, Bellingham Festival of Music, International Bull A Rama, Chalk Art Festival, Drayton Harbor Maritime Festival, Farming for Life! Exhibition, Northwest Washington Fair & Festival, NW Herbal Faire Festival, Lummi Island Reefnet Festival, Ferndale Street Festival, World of Wood Festival * September- Bellingham Traverse, Eco-Expo, Sumas Junior Rodeo, Whatcom Humane Society's Dog Days of Summer Festival & Fun Run, Peace Arch Dedication Days, Evergreen Quilters Quilt Show, Greek Festival, Sumas Tractor Pull, Fall Wedding & Events Fair * October- Harvest Festival at Stoney Ridge Farm, Cloud Mountain Fruit Festival, Model Railroad & Circus Builders Show, Octoberfest, Autumn Festival - Pumpkin Patch & Dahlias, Lynden Fall Craft and Antique Show, Lynden Harvest Festival, Barkley Autumn Trail Run, Whatcom Weavers Fibers and Beyond Annual Sale, Ferndale Harvest Festival * November- Scandinavian Fair & Viking Encampment, Bellingham Storytelling Festival & Tellabration, Art by the Lake" Art & Craft Fall Show, Home for the Holidays Fair * December- Holiday Port Festival, Lighted Boat Parade, Sinterklaas & Lighted Christmas Parade, Blaine Christmas Tree Lighting, Nutcracker at Mt. Baker Theatre, Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert

Calendar of Events:

* January- Highland Game Celtic Gala, Western Stampede Walk & Run, Mt. Baker Banked Slalom Snoboarding Competition * February- Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Winter Concert, Pacific Northwest Rain Festival, Bite of Blaine * March- Home & Garden Show, Spring Carving Show, Lynden Craft & Antique Show * April- "Wings on Water" Northwest Birding Festival, Mt. Baker Rock & Gem Club Show, Fairhaven's Dirty Dan Days Festival * May- Holland Days Dutch Festival, Procession of the Species Parade & Community Art Studio, Opening Day of Boating Season Festival, Western Family Showtime Weekend, Ski to Sea Race/Parade/Carnival & Festival, All Breed Dog Show, Lummi Island Artists' Studio Tour. * June- Farmers Day, Bellingham Scottish Highland Games, Deming Logging Show, Fairhaven Walk-a-Bout & Summer Solstice Gallery Walk, Fairhaven Bowler Hat Bocce Ball Tournament, Birch Bay Sandcastle Contest, Sumas Community Days Festival * July- Bellingham Bay Fireworks Show, Bellgrass Wine/Seafood & Music Festival, Old Fashioned 4th Festival, Everson-Nooksack Summer Festival, Lummi Island Lavendar Festival, Hills to Mills Woodworking & Crafting Show, International Bull A Rama, Home & Landscape Tour, Blaine Jazz Festival, Raspberry Festival & Sidewalk Sale, Summer Aire Art Show & Festival, Birch Bay Discovery Days, Marrowstone Music Festival, Mount Baker Blues Festival * August- Antique Tractor Show & Threshing Bee, Bellingham Festival of Music, International Bull A Rama, Chalk Art Festival, Drayton Harbor Maritime Festival, Farming for Life! Exhibition, Northwest Washington Fair & Festival, NW Herbal Faire Festival, Lummi Island Reefnet Festival, Ferndale Street Festival, World of Wood Festival * September- Bellingham Traverse, Eco-Expo, Sumas Junior Rodeo, Whatcom Humane Society's Dog Days of Summer Festival & Fun Run, Peace Arch Dedication Days, Evergreen Quilters Quilt Show, Greek Festival, Sumas Tractor Pull, Fall Wedding & Events Fair * October- Harvest Festival at Stoney Ridge Farm, Cloud Mountain Fruit Festival, Model Railroad & Circus Builders Show, Octoberfest, Autumn Festival - Pumpkin Patch & Dahlias, Lynden Fall Craft and Antique Show, Lynden Harvest Festival, Barkley Autumn Trail Run, Whatcom Weavers Fibers and Beyond Annual Sale, Ferndale Harvest Festival * November- Scandinavian Fair & Viking Encampment, Bellingham Storytelling Festival & Tellabration, Art by the Lake" Art & Craft Fall Show, Home for the Holidays Fair * December- Holiday Port Festival, Lighted Boat Parade, Sinterklaas & Lighted Christmas Parade, Blaine Christmas Tree Lighting, Nutcracker at Mt. Baker Theatre, Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert

Shopping:

* 1 mile(s) from Downtown Bellingham , featuring an eclectic mix of specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and thriving cultural district. Bellingham is rated as one of the top art towns in America. * 3 mile(s) from Bellis Fair Shopping Mall, featuring more than 150 shops, major department stores, six-plex theatre & food court. * 3 mile(s) from Barkley Village, an urban village with old-world charm featuring specialty shops, restaurants, gazebo, seasonal farmers market * 3 mile(s) from Historic Fairhaven Distri, featuring six square blocks of restaurants, galleries and specialty shops featuring upscale clothing, pottery, furniture, jewelry, wine, books and art - all tucked into Victorian buildings. Seasonal farmers markets & outdoor movies. * 10 mile(s) from Peace Arch Factory Outlet, offering brand name merchandise at up to 70% off retail. * 20 mile(s) from Downtown Lynden, home to Washington State's largest Dutch settlements featuring a variety of shops specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features Lynden Pioneer Museum. * 23 mile(s) from Cascade Mall & Burlington

Shopping:

* 1 mile(s) from Downtown Bellingham , featuring an eclectic mix of specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and thriving cultural district. Bellingham is rated as one of the top art towns in America. * 3 mile(s) from Bellis Fair Shopping Mall, featuring more than 150 shops, major department stores, six-plex theatre & food court. * 3 mile(s) from Barkley Village, an urban village with old-world charm featuring specialty shops, restaurants, gazebo, seasonal farmers market * 3 mile(s) from Historic Fairhaven Distri, featuring six square blocks of restaurants, galleries and specialty shops featuring upscale clothing, pottery, furniture, jewelry, wine, books and art - all tucked into Victorian buildings. Seasonal farmers markets & outdoor movies. * 10 mile(s) from Peace Arch Factory Outlet, offering brand name merchandise at up to 70% off retail. * 20 mile(s) from Downtown Lynden, home to Washington State's largest Dutch settlements featuring a variety of shops specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features Lynden Pioneer Museum. * 23 mile(s) from Cascade Mall & Burlington

Calendar of Events:

* January- Highland Game Celtic Gala, Western Stampede Walk & Run, Mt. Baker Banked Slalom Snowboarding Competition * February- Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Winter Concert, Pacific Northwest Rain Festival, Bite of Blaine * March- Home & Garden Show, Spring Carving Show, Lynden Craft & Antique Show * April- "Wings on Water" Northwest Birding Festival, Mt. Baker Rock & Gem Club Show, Fairhaven's Dirty Dan Days Festival * May- Holland Days Dutch Festival, Procession of the Species Parade & Community Art Studio, Opening Day of Boating Season Festival, Western Family Showtime Weekend, Ski to Sea Race/Parade/Carnival & Festival, All Breed Dog Show, Lummi Island Artists' Studio Tour. * June- Farmers Day, Bellingham Scottish Highland Games, Deming Logging Show, Fairhaven Walk-a-Bout & Summer Solstice Gallery Walk, Fairhaven Bowler Hat Bocce Ball Tournament, Birch Bay Sandcastle Contest, Sumas Community Days Festival * July- Bellingham Bay Fireworks Show, Bellgrass Wine/Seafood & Music Festival, Old Fashioned 4th Festival, Everson-Nooksack Summer Festival, Lummi Island Lavendar Festival, Hills to Mills Woodworking & Crafting Show, International Bull A Rama, Home & Landscape Tour, Blaine Jazz Festival, Raspberry Festival & Sidewalk Sale, Summer Aire Art Show & Festival, Birch Bay Discovery Days, Marrowstone Music Festival, Mount Baker Blues Festival * August- Antique Tractor Show & Threshing Bee, Bellingham Festival of Music, International Bull A Rama, Chalk Art Festival, Drayton Harbor Maritime Festival, Farming for Life! Exhibition, Northwest Washington Fair & Festival, NW Herbal Faire Festival, Lummi Island Reefnet Festival, Ferndale Street Festival, World of Wood Festival * September- Bellingham Traverse, Eco-Expo, Sumas Junior Rodeo, Whatcom Humane Society's Dog Days of Summer Festival & Fun Run, Peace Arch Dedication Days, Evergreen Quilters Quilt Show, Greek Festival, Sumas Tractor Pull, Fall Wedding & Events Fair * October- Harvest Festival at Stoney Ridge Farm, Cloud Mountain Fruit Festival, Model Railroad & Circus Builders Show, Octoberfest, Autumn Festival - Pumpkin Patch & Dahlias, Lynden Fall Craft and Antique Show, Lynden Harvest Festival, Barkley Autumn Trail Run, Whatcom Weavers Fibers and Beyond Annual Sale, Ferndale Harvest Festival * November- Scandinavian Fair & Viking Encampment, Bellingham Storytelling Festival & Tellabration, Art by the Lake" Art & Craft Fall Show, Home for the Holidays Fair * December- Holiday Port Festival, Lighted Boat Parade, Sinterklaas & Lighted Christmas Parade, Blaine Christmas Tree Lighting, Nutcracker at Mt. Baker Theatre, Whatcom Symphony Orchestra Holiday Concert

Nearby Cities:

* 2 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Highway, Deming, Acme, Maple Falls and Glacierto towns of Deming, Acme, Maple Falls and Glacier * 11 mile(s) from Ferndale home , to Pioneer Park, Tennant Lake, Fragrance Garden & Hovander Homestead Park. * 17 mile(s) from Lynden, stain your tongue red in America's raspberry capital and experience "A Touch of Dutch" with a variety of shops specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features year-round Lynden Pioneer Museum, u-pick farms, winery and signature events such as the Northwest Washington Fair & Holland Days. * 20 mile(s) from Lummi Island * 21 mile(s) from Birch Bay , a beachcombers paradise featuring Birch Bay State Park, restaurants, golf, waterslides, miniature golf and local favorite C's Candy Shop. * 24 mile(s) from Acme home to Lake Whatcom Railway offering themed train rides * 24 miles to Blaine, seaside community home to the historic Peace Arch at Peace Arch State Park. * 26 mile(s) from Sumas * 54 mile(s) from Vancouver, British Columbia * 89 mile(s) from Seattle

Shopping:

* 1 mile(s) from Downtown Bellingham , featuring an eclectic mix of specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and thriving cultural district. Bellingham is rated as one of the top art towns in America. * 3 mile(s) from Bellis Fair Shopping Mall, featuring more than 150 shops, major department stores, six-plex theatre & food court. * 3 mile(s) from Barkley Village, an urban village with old-world charm featuring specialty shops, restaurants, gazebo, seasonal farmers market * 3 mile(s) from Historic Fairhaven District, featuring six square blocks of restaurants, galleries and specialty shops featuring upscale clothing, pottery, furniture, jewelry, wine, books and art - all tucked into Victorian buildings. Seasonal farmers markets & outdoor movies. * 10 mile(s) from Peace Arch Factory Outlet, offering brand name merchandise at up to 70% off retail. * 20 mile(s) from Downtown Lynden, home to Washington State's largest Dutch settlements featuring a variety of shops specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features Lynden Pioneer Museum. * 23 mile(s) from Cascade Mall & Burlington

Nearby Cities:

* 2 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Highway, Deming, Acme, Maple Falls and Glacierto towns of Deming, Acme, Maple Falls and Glacier * 11 mile(s) from Ferndale home , to Pioneer Park, Tennant Lake, Fragrance Garden & Hovander Homestead Park. * 17 mile(s) from Lynden, stain your tongue red in America's raspberry capital and experience "A Touch of Dutch" with a variety of shops specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features year-round Lynden Pioneer Museum, u-pick farms, winery and signature events such as the Northwest Washington Fair & Holland Days. * 20 mile(s) from Lummi Island * 21 mile(s) from Birch Bay , a beachcombers paradise featuring Birch Bay State Park, restaurants, golf, waterslides, miniature golf and local favorite C's Candy Shop. * 24 mile(s) from Acme home to Lake Whatcom Railway offering themed train rides * 24 miles to Blaine, seaside community home to the historic Peace Arch at Peace Arch State Park. * 26 mile(s) from Sumas * 54 mile(s) from Vancouver, British Columbia * 89 mile(s) from Seattle

Transportation:

* 2 mile(s) from bus terminal * 3 mile(s) from Bellingham Cruise Terminal, home to the Alaska Ferry with Tuesday & Friday departures and seasonal foot ferry cruises to the San Juan Islands & Victoria, B.C. * 3 mile(s) from Amtrak./Greyhound station * 5 mile(s) from Bellingham International Airport, home to Horizon Air, Allegiant Air, San Juan Airlines, taxi & car rental services. * 0 mile(s) from Free shuttle service , in & around Bellingham available at the Lakeway. Call for pickup or delivery

Transportation:

* 2 mile(s) from bus terminal * 3 mile(s) from Bellingham Cruise Terminal, home to the Alaska Ferry with Tuesday & Friday departures and seasonal foot ferry cruises to the San Juan Islands & Victoria, B.C. * 3 mile(s) from Amtrak./Greyhound station * 5 mile(s) from Bellingham International Airport, home to Horizon Air, Allegiant Air, San Juan Airlines, taxi & car rental services. * 0 mile(s) from Free shuttle service , in & around Bellingham available at the Lakeway. Call for pickup or delivery

Nearby Cities:

* 2 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Highway, Deming, Acme, Maple Falls and Glacierto towns of Deming, Acme, Maple Falls and Glacier * 11 mile(s) from Ferndale home , to Pioneer Park, Tennant Lake, Fragrance Garden & Hovander Homestead Park. * 17 mile(s) from Lynden, stain your tongue red in America's raspberry capital and experience "A Touch of Dutch" with a variety of shops specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features year-round Lynden Pioneer Museum, u-pick farms, winery and signature events such as the Northwest Washington Fair & Holland Days. * 20 mile(s) from Lummi Island * 21 mile(s) from Birch Bay , a beachcombers paradise featuring Birch Bay State Park, restaurants, golf, waterslides, miniature golf and local favorite C's Candy Shop. * 24 mile(s) from Acme home to Lake Whatcom Railway offering themed train rides * 24 miles to Blaine, seaside community home to the historic Peace Arch at Peace Arch State Park. * 26 mile(s) from Sumas * 54 mile(s) from Vancouver, British Columbia * 89 mile(s) from Seattle

Transportation:

* 2 mile(s) from bus terminal * 3 mile(s) from Bellingham Cruise Terminal, home to the Alaska Ferry with Tuesday & Friday departures and seasonal foot ferry cruises to the San Juan Islands & Victoria, B.C. * 3 mile(s) from Amtrak./Greyhound station * 5 mile(s) from Bellingham International Airport, home to Horizon Air, Allegiant Air, San Juan Airlines, taxi & car rental services. * 0 mile(s) from Free shuttle service , in & around Bellingham available at the Lakeway. Call for pickup or delivery

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* 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham, featuring an eclectic mix of specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and thriving cultural district. * 1 mile(s) from Bellingham Bay , waterfront district featuring restaurants, high-end shops, spa, galleries, boardwalk, Zuanich Point Park (popular for kite flying & rollerblading), seaside restaurants, seasonal whale watching and bay tours. * 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham cultural district featuring Mt. Baker Theatre (100 live performances annually), Whatcom Museum, American Museum of Radio, Bellingham Railway Museum, Mindport Exhibits, Upfront Theatre, and Little Swan Theatre. * 2 mile(s) from Western Washington University , home to internationally acclaimed sculpture tour, year-round festivals & events and Sehome Arboretum. * 2 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Highway, the scenic byway to Mt. Baker - the longest ski season in Washington State. Enjoy sights and attractions along the way including Nooksack Falls, Mt. Shuksan , Silver Lake Park, eagle watching park, forestry center, restaurants, seasonal farmers markets and hundreds of hiking trails. * 2 mile(s) from Whatcom Falls Park * 2 mile(s) from Lake Whatcom * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal * 3 mile(s) from Barkley Village, an urban village with old-world charm featuring specialty shops, restaurants, gazebo, seasonal farmers market * 3 mile(s) from Historic Fairhaven District, featuring six square blocks of restaurants, galleries and specialty shops, all tucked into Victorian buildings. * 3 mile(s) from Lake Padden * 3 mile(s) from Chuckanut Drive, offering spectacular water views, galleries, hiking, Larrabee State Park, restaurants, antique stores, Japanese garden, farms. * 20 mile(s) from Downtown Lynden, home to Washington State's largest Dutch settlements featuring a variety of shop specializing in authentic Dutch foods, wooden shoes, fine lace, bakeries & restaurants. Features Lynden Pioneer Museum. * 50 mile(s) from San Juan Islands * 75 mile(s) from Whistler Mountains

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* 1 mile(s) from downtown Bellingham * 2 mile(s) from Western Washington University * 3 mile(s) from Alaska Ferry Terminal and historic Fairhaven * 5 mile(s) from San Juan Islands * 5 mile(s) from Mt. Baker Ski Area

Shopping:

* 3 mile(s) from Bellis Fair Shopping Mall, featuring more than 150 shops, major department stores, six-plex theatre & food court. * 10 mile(s) from Peace Arch Factory Outlet

Restaurants:

* Poppes Bistro Lounge, on premise, open 12:00 Noon to 11:00 p.m. daily * Lobby Cafe, on premises, open 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily and serving Sunday brunch * 2 miles from Black Angus * 3 miles from The Marina Restaurant, open daily for lunch and dinner, fresh seafood with view of San Juan Islands

Transportation:

* 0 mile(s) from free shuttle service, in & around Bellingham available at the Lakeway Inn. * 2 mile(s) from bus terminal * 3 mile(s) from Bellingham Cruise Terminal, the Alaska Ferry with Tuesday & Friday departures and seasonal foot ferry cruises to the San Juan Islands & Victoria, B.C. * 3 mile(s) from Amtrak./Greyhound station * 5 mile(s) from Bellingham International Airport * 0 mile(s) from Free shuttle service , in & around Bellingham available at the Lakeway. Call for pickup or delivery

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If you are searching for an inn, hotel, motel or resort near a Washington attraction, amusement and theme parks, or close to shopping, cultural events, historic sites, museums and performing arts centers, or nearby zoos, a festival, a golf course, a Washington state park, this is where you will find it.

WASHINGTON is a place to discover the energy of sophisticated cities, and all the culinary, cultural and arts experiences for which Seattle and Tacoma are famous; outdoors there is the high desert, the rain forest, alpine wilderness, the inland waters of Puget Sound, islands, mountains, rivers. Washington state leads the world in the production of apples and oysters, mint oil and hops .... and it is home to many vineyards.

Located in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, ANACORTES is an historically rich waterfront community on Fidalgo Island.

The Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art in BELLEVUE is dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of dolls as an art form. It houses more than 3,000 dolls. Snoqualmie Falls near Bellevue is 100 feet higher than Niagara.

BELLINGHAM's downtown area has a mixture of restaurants, art galleries and specialty shops. The cultural district includes the Whatcom Museum of History and Art.

Visitors bound for Alaska depart on the Alaska Marine Highway System ferries from the historic FAIRHAVEN with its Victorian-era buildings.

BLAINE is home to the Peace Arch Monument which spans the U.S. - Canadian border in Peace Arch Park near the shore of Boundary Bay. The 400-mile Cascades Loop takes visitors from the waters of Puget Sound across the Cascade Mountains and into the high desert climate of the Columbia River Valley.

Aplets & Cotlets in CASHMERE provides tours of its traditional candy-making process.

Historic CENTRALIA has over 350 antique dealers, brick streets and a renovated Railroad Depot and murals.

CHEHALIS is home to the only Steam Train Dinner excursion on the west coast.

LAKE CHELAN is ranked as one of the most pristine waters in the United States.

COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE is in the heart of the Pacific Northwest along the borders of Oregon and Washington. The Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center is at Stevenson a historic waterfront community in Skamania County.

COULEE DAM provides a wealth of recreational opportunities including fishing, nature walks, hiking, golf, camping and ice/roller skating.

EATONVILLE is the gateway to Mount Rainier National Park. Northwest Trek Wildlife Park is a wildlife sanctuary while visitors can journey back to the 1880's at Pioneer Farm Museum & Ohop Indian Village to experience homesteading in Washington.

FERNDALE celebrates its Scottish heritage, among its many annual events, in early June during the annual Scottish Highland Games. Major attractions in Ferndale include The Hovander Homestead, a 1903 vintage farmhouse and interpretive center; Pioneer Park which has the largest collection of original log homes in the country, each one a mini-museum; and the Tennant Lake Natural History Interpretive Center which provides a nature walk and boardwalk.

Nestled at the south end of Puget Sound, GIG HARBOR is a quaint fishing village community with wonderful shopping dining and a variety of recreational opportunities from golf to kayaking.

GOLDENDALE has a replica of England’s Stonehenge; the Maryhill Museum of Art is a historical museum built on the Columbia Rivers Cliffs.

Ideally located on the central coast, GRAYS HARBOR is the gateway to the Quinault area with a pristine, temperate rain forest, glacier carved lake, and abundant wildlife.

KIRKLAND offers an array of recreational activities, shopping, dining and more including The Kirkland Performance Center.

KITSAP PENINSULA offers a bounty of recreational, cultural, historical and shopping opportunities including the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum, Bremerton Naval Museum, Marine Science Center, Poulsbo and Naval Undersea Museum, Keyport.

At Lake Roosevelt there are opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming, camping, canoeing and visiting historic Fort Spokane and St. Paul's Mission.

The Fort Lewis Military Museum in LAKEWOOD features a collection of uniforms, arms and accouterments as well as tanks, cannon and wheeled vehicles. Lakewold Gardens is considered one of the nation’s finest estate gardens.

LEAVENWORTH is Washington State’s own Bavarian village. The Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum shows nutcrackers from the 15th century to present times.

LONG BEACH PENINSULA attractions include lighthouses such as Cape Disappointment and North Head, beaches and trails, the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center at Fort Canby, the Oysterville Historic District, and the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge & Interpretive Center, as well as the World Kite Museum and Hall of Fame.

LYNDEN has a number of special events, usually centered around themes of agriculture or the Dutch Heritage shared by many residents.

Visitors step back in time to the late 1800's and the western frontier with a visit to Winthrop in the METHOW VALLEY. MOUNT BAKER, the second most active volcano in the Cascade Range, is at the center of Mt. Baker Wilderness area offering a range of recreational activities including skiing.

MOUNT RAINIER is an active volcano encased in over 35 square miles of snow and ice with a park containing examples of old growth forests and subalpine meadows.

MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL VOLCANIC MONUMENT is an active volcano with numerous viewpoints, miles of trails and a Visitors Center in Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

MOUNT VERNON is a pioneer city on the banks of the Skagit River famous in the spring for its Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.

NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK complex includes and Ross Lake and Lake Chelan National Recreation Areas.

OCEAN SHORES and its sister communities offer a wide range of activities and attractions from wildlife adventures to mini-golf.

Over a million acres of natural wilderness make up the OKANOGAN NATIONAL FOREST.

OLYMPIA offers Heritage Park, a scenic pedestrian district, the State Capitol Museum, the Olympic Flight Museum and the Wolf Haven sanctuary in Tenino caring for captive born wolves.

The OLYMPIC PENINSULA World Heritage Site holds one of the last great wilderness areas in the US. Bounded by the Pacific Ocean, the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Puget Sound, it holds a temperate rain forest, rivers, alpine peaks, glaciers, salmon and Roosevelt elk, and is home to both native people and recent pioneers.

PORT TOWNSEND is a spectacular Victorian seaport designated a National Historic Landmark, renowned for its Victorian and Rhododendron Festivals.

PULLMAN and MOSCOW in the Palouse Region is the home of Washington State University, the National Lentil Festival and the rolling hills of Palouse.

RAYMOND on the Willapa River is home to the Willapa Seaport Museum and Public Market on the Willapa. The Willapa Hills State Trail is a 5 mile bicycle and walking trail that follows the Willapa River.

RENTON, on the shore of Lake Washington, offers a variety of attractions including the Sprit of Washington dinner train, IKEA Performing Arts Center and Henry Moses Aquatic Center.

RICHLAND is one of the Tri-Cities – the other two are Kennewick and Pasco - and one of its major attractions is Columbia River Exhibition of History, Science & Technology.

SAN JUAN ISLANDS offer year-round outdoor adventures. Visitors meander the backroads of pastoral Lopez, Shaw and hilly Orcas, but always end up at the town of Friday Harbor on San Juan Island. The San Juan Island National Historical Park was created to commemorate the peaceful resolution of the Pacific Northwest boundary dispute – or "Pig War" – between the United States and Great Britain. Visitors take another step back in time with a visit to historic Roche Harbor. The San Juan Islands also boast some 250 bird species.

SEATTLE offers a wealth of scenic opportunities, outdoor activities and cultural attractions. Popular museums include the Nordic Heritage Museum, the Seattle Art Museum, the Washington State History Museum and the Tillicum Village Native American Cultural Center on Blake Island , a short 8-mile cruise from Seattle's Central Waterfront; some of the fun family attractions are the Seattle Aquarium, the Odyssey, the Maritime Discovery Center , the Pacific Science Center, the Experience Music Project, Woodland Park Zoo, and the Seattle Center; landmark attractions include Pike Place Market, the Space Needle with its observation deck at 500ft, and the Underground Tour to the spooky city that lies beneath Seattle's present street level.

SEATTLE SOUTHSIDE has over 5 million square feet of shopping, including the state's largest indoor shopping mall, the world-renowned Museum of Flight (with the West Coast's only Concorde) and easy access to sports stadiums, parks and landmarks.

SNOHOMISH COUNTY attractions include the Boeing plant at Everett, shopping for antiques, fishing for salmon, and hiking and water rafting in the North Cascades.

SOUTH BEND is the "Oyster Capital of the World". The Pacific County Historical Courthouse overlooks South Bend and the history of the Willapa Bay region is preserved at the Pacific County Historical Society Museum.

The 100-acre Riverfront Park is SPOKANE's centerpiece hosting the Cheney Cowles Museum and the Fairchild Air Force Base Heritage Museum.

Three major museums in TACOMA form an impressive triangle: the Museum of Glass, Tacoma Art Museum and Washington State History Museum. Linking them is the spectacular, pedestrian-only Chihuly Bridge of Glass and historic Union Station, also filled with Chihuly glass art. Other attractions include the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts, Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum, Job Carr Cabin (where Tacoma was founded in 1864),Tacoma Nature Center, Working Waterfront Museum,Children's Museum of Tacoma and Point Defiance Park, which includes the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium, Fort Nisqually Living History Museum (a restored 1855 Hudson's Bay Company fur trading post) and  Camp 6 Logging Exhibit & Museum.

TUKWILA is the home of the Boeing Company Corporate Headquarters and the Museum of Flight.

UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST is a 1.4-million acres of diverse landscapes and plant communities in the Blue Mountains.

VANCOUVER is centrally located for The Cascade Mountain Range, Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument and Mt. Hood. Historical attractions include the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and next door The Pearson Air Museum.

Located at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia rivers, WENATCHEE is at the forefront of Washington's apple industry; attractions include Rocky Reach Dam, the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center, the alpine Ohme Gardens and the Cashmere Pioneer Village and Museum.

WHIDBEY and CAMANO ISLANDS offer golfing, beachcombing, swimming and hiking, shopping and dining.

WILLAPA BAY is a pristine estuary that is known for the Willapa Bay oysters. There is fishing, crabbing and clam digging at the quiet seaside village of Tokeland.

YAKIMA VALLEY is an area of beauty with mountain passes and wine country, and the charm of small rural communities.