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"We loved the cabin for its spaciousness, large common areas, vast porches, and overall amenities. The privacy and solitude allowed our group to not worry too much about noise, and enjoy ourselves. Plenty of parking combined with proximity to all the cascades have to offer."

"We came as a large group for a wedding. Perfect layout with en-suite bathrooms to the rooms, great communal space for gathering and lounging. Loved being able to walk to everything in town. We also took advantage of the hot tub! We will definitely be back."

"Great cabin right next to the river. Less than 20 minutes from Stevens Pass Ski lift! One thing to note is the BBQ restaurant in town is temporarily closed so no dinner options other than the bar which doesn’t allow minors after 5:30pm when the deli turns off their oven (we made it there by 5 so no problem but the next family in was too late)."

"Bonny lake was perfect for a group of friends to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday. The home was beautiful, with plenty of towels and all of the kitchen supplies you could ask for. Both tvs had all the streaming services. The views from the property were magnificent. Highly recommend"

"House is lovely, well appointed, comfortable. Listing needs to be more transparent that the house is one block from the town railroad crossing, which means fantastically loud train horns at all hours. There were 3-5 trains every night between 11pm and 7am, each blowing a series of horns as they traveled through town."

"Enjoyable quiet place to stay with all the needed amenities!"

"Beautiful cabin right on the river. Index is a very cute town and the cabin is a perfect location for hikes. Lovely views right from the couch!"

"The A-frame itself was cozy and well-stocked, and it exceeded our expectations for comfort. We slept very well up in the loft, with the sound of the Skykomish lulling us to sleep. The hot tub was a nice bonus, too. But the real star of this show was the jaw-dropping scenery. To be surrounded by soaring jagged peaks and high forested ridges, with the turquoise river churning by, was awe-inspiring."