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Steve was at front desk & he was very nice & shared the Leavenworth Aloha when we checked in. He was very welcoming to us. I was visiting all the way from Kapolei, Oahu, Hawaii & felt right at home. Mahalo to Steve.

Visited Monday-Wednesday in mid November and found that some of the restaurants are only open on the weekends which was too bad. The main strip of town seems to open around 11 am and close at around 6 pm with the exception of bars and the few restaurants that are even open. Ludwigs, although very short staffed, has amazing food and unbelievable giant pretzels. We had to wait to be seated but the food was worth it. This was where we ate both evening meals but we were forced to drive to Peshastin for breakfast because nothing was open yet. The Nutcracker museum was cute and there are definitely a few great historical representations of nutcrackers from all over the world but it's mostly modern stuff. The passive aggressive notes all over the museum trying to get parents to control their children are good gor comic relief!! Kris Kringle shop is beautiful and whimsical! There's a salon with a couple of very aggressive salespeople who will drag you off the street and pretty much way-lay you for an hour in an attempt to coerce you to buy incredibly expensive products. They're nice people but you can spot the scam within seconds! Just say no! We were disappointed that we didn't find much in the way of German gifts or products. Most of the gift shops have cheap trinkets with your name on them. Didn't see a single wooden windmill and only one shop had cuckoo clocks. We had a great time but once you've gone, there's no need to go again. One full day was enough to see what Leavenworth had to offer.

Leavenworth is an attractive town and we live in Mukilteo, WA, just 2hour’s drive away. So we visit eastern washington almost every year. I think Leavenworth is one of the famous places where many people want to visit. I hope it gets rapid recovery economically from covid 19 damage. Good luck Leavenworth!!

Quite a pretty area. Especially the Bavarian theme to attract visitors. Would suggest NOT visiting during festivals but arrive on the last day when most people go home. Seems Leavenworth is a very popular destination, Would suggest that 1-2 days is sufficient for a thorough visit of Leavenworth including the Reindeer Farm, the breweries, souvenier shops and restaurants.

Loved the Tennessee theme room. Very spacious. King size bed. Love seat facing fireplace and river view.Fun decorations. Awesome coffee bar with real glass large coffee cups, wine glasses and cocktail glasses. Also sink for rinsing dishes. Nice size refrigerator. Kuerig coffee maker. Comfy bed. Big bathroom with awesome high pressure shower. BEST VIEW ever whether morning coffee watching sun come up over them mountain and reflecting on the river, afternoon chill or sunset. Be sure and order the strudel delivered to room We got one for 4 people and had with our coffee for the two mornings we were there. YUMMY. We were 1.5 miles out of town (actually 4 as bridge closed so took detour) But we enjoy getting out of heavy festival noise and enjoy peace on the river. Best saugage dog - Munchen Haus Best breakfast - Louies on Commercial Dinner - Pizza -Blewett Brewing - Mexican - South Steak - Mozarts (pricey) Best Dog friendly beer joint AND good beer. The Dog Haus. (inside small but lots of tables outside. ) Great walk - River walk east side of town. parking available. WE LOVED having our electric bikes there. Lots of beautiful places to ride. Tours are $100 so glad we had our own.

Leavenworth is an absolutely wonderful place to visit. It's very charming, full of incredible restaurants, wonderful shops, friendly people, and on weekends, there is live music in the square,. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND visiting this town.