Nestled in the Cascade Mountain foothills of Central Washington, Iron Horse Inn was originally constructed in 1909 by the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroads and served until 1974 as temporary housing for men who had the job of getting trains over some of the most hazardous tracks in the country. Now featuring an extensive collection of historic photographs, artifacts, and railroad memorabilia, the lovingly renovated inn has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Iron Horse Inn offers seven bright and airy rooms upstairs, each named after a railroad crewman who actually stayed here. Accommodations range from economical to exquisite, and each captures the essence of the bygone era of railroading. Antique furniture and railroad memorabilia are featured throughout.
Legacy Membership Level :
Bronze
Legacy Membership Expiration :
2016-06-30
Owners :
Mary & Doug Pittis
Continent :
North America
Add Interested :
No
tollfree :
800-2-2-TWAIN
fax :
509-674-1708
Number of Rooms :
10
Highest Rate :
145
High Rate Deci :
145
Lowest Rate :
80
Low Rate Deci :
80
Currency Accepted :
USD
Other Payment Types :
No
posted :
22/03/06 12:35
Status :
Active
Emergency Lodge :
No
Authorized Editor :
Mary & Doug Pittis
State :
Washington
City :
South Cle Elum
Long Term Stay Available :
No