Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort, Leavenworth

This resort is very natural, and has a low enviornmental impact. Very quiet and we liked to walk the surrounding property and garden. Rooms are large and clean, the beds are hard and uncomfortable and the pillows are not comfy, no television, cable, or cell service, but they have excellent WiFi. There is a serene natural feel to it, we didn't get to eat at thier restaurant, because the menu isn't published until that morning and I have severe food allergies we had to avoid, and that wasn't very accommodating for planning a special anniversary dinner. It's not far from the center of town, but you will need to drive. The spa was excellent and made for a perfect day.

Loved that the hotel was away from town. Really felt that you were in the mountains. The Grotto was nice for drinks and dinner if you didn't want to go into town.

The resort is beautiful, well maintained and the service is very good. By design, the rooms have only coffee makers, no microwave or refrigerators, no seating areas except the beds. The main floor of the loft room has a double bed and twin bed. Thus the only places to sit were the beds. Our experience would have been greatly improved if there were a sofa or chairs and coffee table in place of the twin bed; or a chair or sofa that could be made into a bed. T It would also be nice to have a small refrigerator,as there is always a need whether for leftovers or medications etc. We saw one family who had brought their own microwave. There is plenty to do and enjoy at the resort, but we would have spent more of our time there had the room been more amenable to famIly gathering. I've Overall it is a unique getaway and we consider going again, but probably without the kids.

After backpacking for four days and three nights, we love to come to the sleeping lady for great food and great art.

Great stay at a lovely resort. A refrigerator in the room would have increased the rating. More signage for the buildings from the parking lot would also be helpful. Both are minor items compared to the overall experience.