Grand Alpine Lodge / Where 20–25 People Can Stay
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Grand Alpine Lodge in Ronald, Washington sleeps 25 in nine bedrooms with six bathrooms, about ten minutes from Suncadia Resort.
It is one property rather than several — a 3,500 square foot main house across three floors, plus an 1,100 square foot detached studio above the garage — so a group of 20 to 25 stays under one roof instead of splitting across multiple rentals or a block of hotel rooms.
Two complete kitchens — three refrigerators, three dishwashers, a 36-inch gas range and bar seating in both — so twenty-five people are not sharing one oven. One harvest table seats the group, and there are multiple living rooms across three floors when they want to spread back out.
Downstairs there is a heated game room with arcade cabinets, air hockey, foosball, ping pong and Pop-A-Shot. Outside, a covered six-person hot tub is open year round, with a gas fire table from April to October and wraparound decks facing the valley.
Nine bedrooms and six bathrooms. The sleeping arrangement is four king bedrooms (two of them en-suite), a queen room, a two-queen suite with a kitchenette, two bunk rooms in the main house, and a king bedroom plus a bunk room in the detached studio.
About ten minutes by car. Roslyn is five minutes, Cle Elum fifteen, Snoqualmie Pass around thirty, and Seattle roughly 85 miles or an hour and a half.
Yes. The house has two complete kitchens with three refrigerators and three dishwashers, a 36-inch gas range, islands with bar seating in both, and a harvest table long enough to seat the group.
There is parking for up to nine vehicles, including boats, trailers and snowmobiles, plus a Level 2 EV charging outlet. There is no garage parking.
Up to two dogs, at $50 per night per dog, with a $500 refundable pet deposit.
The minimum renter age is 28. Quiet hours run from 10 PM to 7 AM, the property is non-smoking, and a rental agreement and security deposit are required.