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Guest User: Service at the front counter was very good. I got in late and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Room was confortable and clean. A little dated but clean and nice. WOW view from my king bed room window. Sat on the chairs provided on my patio and enjoyed morning coffee. The breakfast was really good and the staff friendly. Would definitly stay their again.
3000 W Marina Dr
From € 95
Guest User: Very nice,good good good.if we visit this place again,we will living this hotel again.
1745 Kittelson Rd
From € 87
Mic4: This is a really cute and convenient little hotel. The room was very clean and comfortable. The parking spot was super convenient as well: right outside the door. The town is also very convenient: there is a 24-7 Denny’s right down the road with some gas stations, etc.
1011 S Pioneer Way
From € 59
maggie9807: The location of the hotel is very convenient on the edge of the highway and a few minutes drive to the city center. The room was large, clean and comfortable, and the bed was more comfortable. The hotel staff were very warm and courteous, the free cookies in the lobby were delicious, and the breakfast was simple but not bad. Special thanks to Michael at the front desk for helping me solve the problem of changing the check-in date and saving me a lot of trouble.
2300 Maiers Rd
From € 108
HAIJIE: American breakfast is good, people are quiet, surrounded by McDonald's and other fast food, room is clean, hotel facilities are new, gym facilities are new, it is recommended.
2380 Maiers Rd
From € 122
Feixiangdemin: Convenient transportation to and from the highway. The room is average, close to the main road, and earplugs are necessary. The staff are quite friendly.
2822 Driggs Dr
From € 55
Guest User: Wow, what a nice hotel! Maybe it’s because I’m not used to staying at nicer hotels but this one had so many nice little extras like lotions and different kinds of soaps, etc. I felt like royalty!
1819 Kittelson Rd
From € 77
Guest User: Nice clean hotel with amenities we look for. Quick on and off the highway. Pleasant staff.
1741 Kittelson Rd
From € 80
JordanJohn: We love it there will be staying again
1700 Kittelson Rd
From € 92
Sarah H.: Most restful night we’ve had in a while. The staff is really nice, especially Angel who welcomed us and allowed us to check in early after a very long drive. He was very sweet and made everything easier. The room is spacious, clean and comfortable. The beds are comfortable and the pillows are great. We love the 🕊️ products in the bathroom. They allowed us to check out at 2pm which is amazing. We arrived hours late for breakfast but the lady at the reception still gave us milk and cornflakes, so cute! Parking is free. Coffee and tea is free 24/7. So 10/10 overall.
224 Bing Ave
From € 71
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You absolutely must visit the Palouse Wheat Fields in Seattle! 🌾 It's a 7+ hour drive from Vancouver, but I definitely don't regret it 🥹 The scenery along the way is like something out of a road movie, and Palouse is truly breathtaking! Rolling waves of wheat, endless fields, the entire wheat field bathed in golden light at sunset—it's so beautiful you don't know where to look! This time, I also included windmills, the Columbia River, Palouse Falls, and the German town of Leavenworth in my itinerary. Two days and one night was just right. Sharing it with you all! 【Itinerary】2 Days 1 Night from Vancouver🚗 Day 1 📍Wild Horse Wind Farm Visitor Center (Photo 10) (Vancouver → approx. 4 hours 40 minutes) ➡️1 hour 44 minutes 📍thatnwbus Graffiti Bus (Photo 11) A classic Palouse photo spot ➡️25 minutes 📍Palouse Falls State Park (Photo 12) Discovery Pass (Day Pass $10) needs to be purchased online in advance ➡️1 hour 30 minutes 📍Steptoe Butte State Park (Photos 1-9) Sunset is a must! A 360° panoramic view of the entire wheat field, breathtakingly beautiful! ➡️25 minutes 🏨Best Western Wheatland Inn For sunrise and sunset views, it's recommended to stay in the town of Colfax near the wheat fields. The hotel is basic, but the service is excellent. Free breakfast is included. You can call ahead to ask about the wheat field colors! PS: For more restaurant options, consider staying in Pullman or Moscow. ➡️1 minute 🍔Dinner: Palouse Brewing Taphouse The burgers were delicious and generously portioned. Day 2 📍Departure from Hotel ➡️2 hours 20 minutes 📍Scenic Overlook of the Columbia River (Photos 13-14) ➡️2 hours 📍Leavenworth, a German-style town (Photo 16) It's recommended to allow 2-3 hours for leisurely exploration of many unique shops. 🍴Ludwig’s (Photo 17) The roasted pork knuckle is highly recommended! I think it tastes much better than another popular restaurant. ➡️ Back to Vancouver (approx. 3 hours) 🛒 Stopped at Trader Joe’s to stock up, perfect ending to the trip! [Tips] 🌟 The whole journey felt like a Windows desktop background (Picture 15) 🌟 Buy your Discovery Pass (Day Pass $10) in advance. 🌟 Steptoe Butte is best for sunset viewing. 🌟 Sunscreen and insect repellent are essential for summer. 🌟 There are many police in Washington State, remember not to speed.
I arrived at 4 p.m. with the park nearly empty. The château’s roofline—those 365 chimneys like a stone forest—caught the low sun and threw shadows across the formal gardens. The central avenue, 1.5 km straight to the horizon, was lined with plane trees now the color of old brass. I walked it alone; no bikes, no carriages, just a stag crossing the ditch at the far end. The Loire breeze carried damp grass and fallen walnut. At the double-helix staircase inside, I was the only one—Da Vinci’s math made private for once. Chambord in autumn isn’t a château visit. It’s a walk through a king’s daydream, after the court has gone home and the deer have the lawns back. #citybreakvsnatureescape
Day 1️⃣ Vancouver → Leavenworth → Pullman Put the longest and most tiring drive on the first day, partly because we had more energy and partly because we were interested in the scenery along the way haha Leavenworth is a German-style town, great for photos, with various bars 🍺 and shops along the street. We randomly picked a Mongolian BBQ place. The taste was okay, but the outdoor second-floor seating was very nice and photogenic Stayed at 🏨 Hotel McCoy Pullman at night, quite clean Day 2️⃣ Drove west along the wheat fields and scenic spots, stayed near Ellensburg at night, only 2 hours from Seattle 🚗 30 minutes from Pullman → Steptoe Butte State Park, 30 minutes drive. You can drive painlessly up the mountain. The route is full of beautiful wheat fields. At the foot of the mountain, we even took a photo of the Windows XP desktop. The top is a large viewing platform overlooking the wheat fields below. Using a telephoto lens, I saw on Xiaohongshu that in June it’s mostly green, but when I went in July, yellow was more dominant than green. 🚗 Over 1 hour drive to an old school bus graffiti spot on the way to Palouse Falls, a classic American road trip photo spot 🚗 Palouse Falls shares the same daily pass as Steptoe, but we missed it due to a wildfire closure 🚗 Over 1 hour drive to Wild Horse Monument, a group of wild horse statues 🚗 Another 10 minutes to the scenic overlook of the Columbia River, with a grand canyon vibe, very spectacular 🚗 About 20 minutes to Wild Horse Wind & Solar Facility, a wind power station 🚗 29 minutes drive to the second night’s accommodation Holiday Inn Express, located in Ellensburg downtown, just a few minutes away Day 3️⃣ Took a walk around Ellensburg downtown then departed, skipping Seattle downtown (too much traffic), went straight to Lynnwood to charge and grab a Shake Shack, then back to Vancouver! About 1,600 km in total, we charged 7 times on the way! You can imagine the distance. It was tiring but the scenery was definitely worth it!
🚤 Daily itinerary Morning: Board at Ziyu Bay Pier to start the Royal Canal journey · 09:00 Arrive at Ziyu Bay Pier, check in at the scenic stone engraved with "Ziyu Bay," and take a photo with an ancient-style backdrop. · 09:30 Board the antique-style painted boat with red walls and yellow tiles, depart from the pier, and slowly cruise along the Royal Canal. · 10:30 Pass through lush green waterways, with weeping willows shading both banks, enjoying the natural scenery of "Willow Shade Protecting the River." · 11:30 Pass by the jade belt-shaped stone arch bridge, capturing classic scenes of the bridge reflecting with mountains and water from the boat. Afternoon: Riverside stroll and local life experience · 13:30 After disembarking, walk along the riverside trail, take photos in front of flower beds full of yellow and pink daisies, and feel the vitality of spring. · 14:30 Explore ancient buildings along the shore; the red walls and gray tiles of Chinese pavilions hide the authentic atmosphere of old Beijing. · 15:30 Check in at the "Imperial Authorized Stall" cultural and creative shop, selecting souvenirs with royal elements. · 16:30 Continue strolling along the river, watch painted boats shuttle through the green waves, and enjoy a slow-paced moment. 🍜 Food, drink, and entertainment recommendations "EAT": A full taste of old Beijing flavors · Must-try snacks: Recommended near the pier are Zhajiangmian (fried sauce noodles), Donkey Roll, and Pea Jelly, authentic Beijing flavors that captivate with every bite. · Specialty restaurants: Choose a riverside Beijing cuisine restaurant, enjoy roast duck while admiring the Royal Canal scenery, with the atmosphere at its peak. · Creative cuisine: Try the limited-edition drinks at the "Imperial Authorized Stall," sipping royal fun. "DRINK": Cozy spots by the Royal Canal · Tea house recommendation: Chinese tea houses along the shore, order a pot of jasmine tea, watch boats come and go, and steal a half-day of leisure. · Popular coffee: Creative coffee with "Imperial Authorized" elements, combining beauty and fun, perfect for social media check-ins. "PLAY": Immersive Royal Canal experience · Boat tour: Choose daytime trips for better lighting and photos; evening trips offer romantic views of the sunset dyeing the river. · Trail hiking: Walk the entire Royal Canal trail, connecting multiple photo spots like willows, flower beds, and ancient bridges. · Cultural shop exploration: Have fun with stamps at the "Imperial Authorized Stall" booth and collect exclusive Royal Canal souvenirs. "JOY": Little happiness hidden in details · Listen to boatmen’s stories about the Royal Canal history and the tales of Ming and Qing emperors traveling by boat. · Picnic under the weeping willows, share snacks with family and friends, and enjoy the dual healing of nature and culture. 💣 Pitfall avoidance guide 1. Boat tour tips: Buy tickets in advance on Trip.com or on-site, avoid holiday peak times to skip long lines; choose window seats for better views. 2. Photo tips: Morning light is soft, ideal for shooting willows, flower beds, and stone arch bridges; in the afternoon, choose front lighting angles to avoid dark faces in backlight. 3. Spending tips: Cultural products have transparent prices, buy as needed; for street snacks, check hygiene certificates and prioritize reputable shops. 4. Travel tips: Some sections along the Royal Canal are narrow; watch out for boats and pedestrians while walking; take mosquito repellent and bring a sun umbrella in summer. 📸 Must-visit photo spots 1. Ziyu Bay Scenic Stone: Iconic check-in point at the pier, with red lacquered calligraphy showing royal grandeur. 2. Antique-style painted boat: The red walls and yellow tiles boat is the most recognizable symbol of the Royal Canal. 3. Royal Canal Willow Shade: Weeping willows on both banks create a poetic scene of "water flowing through green." 4. Stone Arch Bridge: The arch bridge spanning the river forms a classic landscape painting with distant mountains and lake water. 5. Flower Bed Scenery: A sea of yellow and pink daisies, an excellent spring photo backdrop. 6. Ancient Buildings and Pavilions: Red pillars and gray tiles Chinese architecture restore the historical look of old Beijing. 7. Imperial Authorized Stall Cultural Shop: A fun and trendy booth, perfect for check-ins and buying souvenirs.
Gubei Water Town Ice and Snow Season is here~Ice sculptures and ice carts are super fun 🥳! 🚁 Thousand-Drone Show Limited to 3 days at the end of November! A thousand drones perform a fairy tale in the Great Wall night sky~Upgraded from hundreds to a thousand drones, the effect is even more spectacular! Different themes all year round, surprises every visit! 🍫 Snack Tasting Roasted sweet potatoes and chestnuts 🌰 smell delicious, tofu corners are tender and smooth 💝 499 Package Great Value! Stay at the inn + free hot spring / desk lamp + cultural creations / snacks + breakfast + unlimited shuttle rides (weekend surcharge applies) Hurry and make plans 🤓! 4 Hot Springs Highly Recommended · - Yushe: Han and Tang style private hot spring, quiet and elegant · - Yudao: Outdoor pool at the foot of the mountain, unbeatable views · - Shisamei: Courtyard private hot spring, private and cozy · - Yuda: Top choice for families, lively and fun
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