Leavenworth — Lodging
Hotels in
Leavenworth
Downtown Bavarian inns, Enzian Inn, and the lodges west of town — Sleeping Lady and Icicle Village.
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Overview
Most of the named hotels sit on US-2 or Commercial Street, a short walk from Front Street, the beer halls, and the Christmas lights. Enzian Inn, Bavarian Lodge, Obertal Inn, Hotel Pension Anna, Linderhof Inn, and Der Ritterhof Inn are the downtown cluster. West of that walk, Icicle Village Resort sits at 505 US-2. Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort is a different stay: a wooded campus on Icicle Road, a 10–15 minute drive from the village.
This page is the hotel list. The where to stay guide covers cabins, Lake Wenatchee, and when December weekends actually sell out.
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Hotels by Area
Eight named hotels from downtown Commercial Street to Sleeping Lady on Icicle Road. Tap Show on Map to place any of them.
Downtown Leavenworth
Bavarian Lodge
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Why Stay Here
Bavarian Lodge sits on US-2 in the heart of downtown Leavenworth, close enough to Front Street that you can park once and walk to dinner, shops, and Lighting Festival nights. It is one of the default first-visit hotels, which is also why December Saturdays disappear first.
What to Know
- 810 US-2, downtown — walk to Front Street
- A hotel, not a canyon lodge — the village is the point
- Sells out early for Lighting Festival and Oktoberfest weekends
- Use the Park & Ride on festival nights rather than circling Front Street
Downtown Leavenworth
Enzian Inn
Best For
Why Stay Here
Enzian Inn is the big downtown hotel: 590 US-2, a Bavarian-styled lobby, a pool, and breakfast on site. You are still in the walkable village, a few blocks from Front Street rather than on Commercial Street itself. For a first visit that wants a hotel with amenities instead of a small inn, this is the usual pick.
What to Know
- 590 US-2, west of the Front Street core but still downtown
- Pool and breakfast on site — more hotel than a two-story inn
- Walkable to Front Street, not a drive-to-dinner base
- Books out with the rest of downtown for December weekends
Downtown Leavenworth
Obertal Inn
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Why Stay Here
Obertal Inn sits on Commercial Street, one block off Front Street, in the walkable Bavarian core. The balconies and flower boxes are the postcard version of downtown lodging: mountains behind the rooftops, Front Street a short stroll rather than a drive. It is a smaller inn than Enzian or Bavarian Lodge, which is the point if you want the village without a big-hotel footprint.
What to Know
- 922 Commercial Street, one block from Front Street
- Balconies with mountain views over the village roofs
- A small inn — book early for festival weekends
- Hotel Pension Anna is next door at 926 Commercial
Downtown Leavenworth
Hotel Pension Anna
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Why Stay Here
Hotel Pension Anna is next door to Obertal on Commercial Street — 926, still one block from Front Street. Same walkable-village math as Obertal: park once, walk to the beer halls and the lights. The balcony looks over rooftops toward the ridge, which is the reason to pick a Commercial Street inn over a highway-front hotel.
What to Know
- 926 Commercial Street, next to Obertal Inn
- Walk to Front Street, shops, and Lighting Festival nights
- A small inn, not a conference hotel
- December Saturdays book out with the rest of downtown
Downtown Leavenworth
Linderhof Inn
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Why Stay Here
Linderhof Inn sits on US-2 at 690, in the downtown hotel strip with Enzian a block away. The pool and flower-box balconies are the summer version of a village stay: you still walk to Front Street for dinner, and you have a place to be in the afternoon without driving to Icicle Road.
What to Know
- 690 US-2, in the downtown hotel cluster
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- Still walkable to Front Street, not a canyon base
- Enzian Inn is next door at 590 US-2
Downtown Leavenworth
Der Ritterhof Inn
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Why Stay Here
Der Ritterhof Inn is at 190 US-2, on the west side of downtown — still in town, a bit farther from Front Street Park than Obertal or Bavarian Lodge. The pool and the highway-front setting make it a practical downtown hotel if the Front Street inns are gone, without jumping all the way to Icicle Village or Sleeping Lady.
What to Know
- 190 US-2, west end of the downtown strip
- Pool on site
- A longer walk to Front Street than Commercial Street inns
- Still a village hotel, not an Icicle Road lodge
West of Town
Icicle Village Resort
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Why Stay Here
Icicle Village Resort sits at 505 US-2 on the west edge of town. It is a lodge campus with on-site dining (JJ Hills), not a Front Street inn. You will use the car for the village in the evening. That is the trade: more space and a self-contained stay, without the Icicle Road drive that Sleeping Lady adds.
What to Know
- 505 US-2, west edge of Leavenworth — not walkable to Front Street in any useful way
- On-site dining at JJ Hills
- A short drive to the village, not a canyon trailhead base
- Sleeping Lady is farther west on Icicle Road if the hike is the point
Icicle Road
Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort
Best For
Why Stay Here
Sleeping Lady is the area's destination lodge. At 7375 Icicle Road you are already on the canyon road for Icicle Gorge, Icicle Ridge, and Enchantments-area trailheads, with dining and pools on a wooded campus that does not feel like Front Street. Book it as the trip. It is a 10–15 minute drive to the village every evening, and it is not a last-minute backup for a sold-out downtown Saturday.
What to Know
- 7375 Icicle Road — a 10–15 minute drive to Front Street
- On-site dining and pools; treat the lodge as the stay
- Closest named hotel to Icicle Creek trailheads
- Books out for peak summer and holiday weekends independently of the village
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Booking Tips
Lighting Festival weekends sell out months ahead. Reserve the downtown inn first, then build the rest of the trip around the room.
Want to walk to dinner and the lights? Stay on Commercial Street or US-2 downtown. Icicle Village and Sleeping Lady both need a car for Front Street.
If Icicle Creek or the Enchantments is the point of the trip, Sleeping Lady cuts the morning drive. Downtown adds 10–15 minutes each way.
On Lighting Festival nights, use the Wilkommen Park & Ride behind Safeway. Front Street parking is the trap, not the plan.
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Explore Leavenworth
Where to Stay in Leavenworth
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Weekend Itinerary
Village, one outdoor stop, lights
Christmas Lighting
Festival schedule, parking, and tips
Hiking Guide
Icicle Gorge, Colchuck, Enchantments
Leavenworth Guide
Full overview and trip planning
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