Hotels near Monte Carlo-Upper Trailhead

"The property was clean, beautifully manicured, and well kept. The room was large, clean, and as promised. I was on a 11 day hiking trip and stayed in 9 hotels and this was my favorite. The town had a wonderful vibe and was very close by. Thanks for the great stay. "

"Friendly staff. Wish the restaurant was closer "

"Nice location on the river. Multiple restraunts within walking distance. Nice 5 mile walking path along the river."

"Safe and quiet. "

"This is a wonderful hotel. It is clean, has a well stocked guest kitchen and the garden area is so quiet and peaceful. Christy checked us in and she gave us lots of information about the area, places to eat etc. If we are ever in this area again we will definitely stay here again."

"Very nice well maintained waterfront hotel with good restaurants. "

"No iseas"

"This property is exceptionally elegant,comfortable and unique. Highly recommend staying here. "

"This is a beautiful home with lovely gardens and rooms. We enjoyed our stay. It was an drive to the business district, breweries and down to the river. The Secret Room was spacious, the bed was comfortable and the attached bathroom had plenty of counter space. There is a refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker in the room. The common room and porch are very pleasant, and the owners provided access to plenty of guide books for hikes, flower identification, kids activities, games, and lots of printed information to help enjoy the area. They had just transitioned away from serving a full breakfast when we stayed. Instead, they provided slices of cake and fruit for breakfast. (The addition of plain or lightly sweetened yogurts with nuts for protein might have been nice). While this was a surprise to us, there were benefits to not feeling like we needed to wait around for the breakfast that used to be served at 8 am. We enjoyed an earlier breakfast at one of their recommended places (Bette's- open at 5:30), which allowed us more time to explore our favorite hike of the trip -- the Memaloose hills wildflowers -- before the trail started to get crowded. "