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Light-filled and quietly appointed, the Premier Room (River) at Skamania Lodge offers 205 sq. ft. of space with a river view that brings the Columbia Gorge into your stay. Designed for families and small groups, the room accommodates up to 4 guests and can be reserved with river-facing windows for a peaceful, scenic backdrop.
Choose between one king bed or two double beds to suit your group, with premium bedding, blackout drapes and climate-controlled air for rest that fits your schedule. The private bathroom features a shower/tub combination, fresh towels, bathrobes, free toiletries and a hair dryer for effortless refreshment. Accessibility options and connecting rooms are available, and the room is soundproofed to help ensure a relaxing night.
Practical comforts make the stay easy: a flat-screen TV with digital and premium channels (plus pay movies), closed-captioning, a coffee/tea maker, mini-fridge, desk, wardrobe, iron and ironing board, phone with free local calls, and complimentary Wi‑Fi. A free rollaway/extra bed and a complimentary crib are provided for families, daily housekeeping keeps the room refreshed, and limited-hours room service is available. Safety features include a carbon monoxide detector. Whether you’re unwinding after outdoor excursions or planning the next day’s activities, this Premier River room at Skamania Lodge balances compact dimensions with thoughtful amenities for a comfortable overnight experience.


























This category is booked for its river view, with river-facing windows that bring the Columbia Gorge into your stay. Skamania Lodge sits on 175 wooded acres above the Columbia River Gorge, so the outlook suits guests who want the setting to be part of the visit.
You can choose 1 king bed or 2 double beds, and the room is set up for up to 4 guests. At 205 sq. ft. it is compact, so it works best for couples, small families or a small group of friends. Premium bedding and blackout drapes come with the room.
The Premier Room (River) has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination. It comes with towels, bathrobes, free toiletries and a hair dryer.
The room is soundproofed, and it also has blackout drapes and climate-controlled air conditioning, so it is set up for restful sleep after a day outdoors.
Yes. Skamania Lodge welcomes children of all ages, although guests aged 18 and over are charged as adults. This room offers a free rollaway/extra bed and a free crib, and connecting rooms are available if your group needs more space. The lodge also has a children's playground and babysitting/child services.
The room has a flat-screen TV with digital and premium channels, pay movies and closed captioning. It also has a coffee/tea maker, a mini-fridge, a desk, a wardrobe, an iron and ironing board, a phone with free local calls and free Wi-Fi. Room service runs during limited hours, and housekeeping is daily.
The mandatory resort fee covers Wi-Fi, local and toll-free calls, in-room coffee, pool, hot tub and sauna access, fitness center access and fire-pit access. OTAs have reported it at around $37.30 a night, and some bookings add a $1 per night destination fee. The Fitness Center is for guests aged 16 and up. The outdoor hot tub is 21 and over from 6 PM until closing, while the indoor pool area is open to all ages.
On the grounds you can use the indoor pool, Waterleaf Spa, tennis, basketball and grass volleyball courts, and about three miles of easy hiking trails. Free complimentary bicycles are available from the front desk. Dining on site includes the Cascade Dining Room and River Rock Lounge. A free shuttle runs to Stevenson. The Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center Museum is about a 6-8 minute walk, and Cape Horn Lookout is about 1.4 miles away.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and runs until 10:00 PM, and the front desk is open 24 hours. Check-out is at 11:00 AM, with late check-out subject to availability and possibly a $75 fee. Bring a photo ID and a credit card, as the lodge uses cashless payment.
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