Washington State Wine Hotels

Wondering if it’s worth the long journey to Lone Point Cellars? Keep reading. The drive winds through charming country roads lined with apple and cherry trees - a welcome change of scenery, especially if you're coming from the city. When you finally arrive, don’t expect a grand entrance or a front desk welcome. Instead, you simply enter your PIN code and step inside. But then - wow! Once you're in, the sweeping vineyard views instantly set the tone... Any hesitation you had will vanish with that first glimpse of the landscape. The rooms are warm and inviting, with a fireplace, kitchenette, and a bed made for slow mornings. It’s the perfect setting for a special occasion - or simply to unwind in a place that feels truly away from it all. Read more

China Bend Winery Bed and Breakfast is one of those places that feels delightfully off the beaten path. Tucked away in northeastern Washington along the Columbia River, it’s a small, family-run spot where the focus is on organic winemaking, good company, and the kind of hospitality you don’t find everywhere. The B&B itself is cozy and charming, with rooms that look out over vineyards, gardens, and the river below... Mornings start with a hearty homemade breakfast, and afternoons are best spent in the tasting room, sipping their naturally crafted wines. In between, you can stroll the vines, kayak on the river, or simply unwind with a glass on the porch while the sun sets. It’s relaxed, personal, and a little quirky in the best way. Read more

Sagecliffe Resort isn’t your typical wine country escape - it’s perched dramatically above the Columbia River Gorge in Washington, where sweeping cliffs meet endless skies. The setting alone is unforgettable, but paired with its boutique winery and serene spa, it becomes something truly special. We loved how the resort blends nature with comfort: rooms range from stylish cliff houses to cozy desert yurts, all designed to let the views take center stage... On-site, Cave B Estate Winery pours bold Columbia Valley wines, best enjoyed on the terrace as the sun dips behind the gorge. Between tastings, you can hike along vineyard trails, relax by the pool, or book a spa treatment that makes the world slow down. For us, Sagecliffe wasn’t just a stay - it was an experience we’ll keep thinking about long after the last glass of Syrah. Read more