Hotels in 49 Degrees North Ski Area
49 Degrees North Ski Area is a family-friendly resort in the Colville National Forest, offering diverse terrain for all skill levels. Known for its abundant snowfall and uncrowded slopes, it provides a genuine Pacific Northwest ski experience. The area features a mix of groomed runs, glades, and bowls, making it a versatile destination for winter sports enthusiasts.
49 Degrees North Ski Area in numbers

Mountain View Lodge
Mountain views, family-friendly, and close to local spots
Why guests love itMountain View Lodge was the quiet place we hoped for after busy days around 49 Degrees North. Our room looked straight out at the mountains, and the kids loved spotting the changing light in the morning. It felt calm and kid-friendly rather than crowded, and a short taxi ride got us to restaurants and local sights when we wanted a change of scene.

The Inn at Sand Canyon
Relaxing stay with spa, pool, and free amenities
Why guests love itThe Inn at Sand Canyon gave us a proper treat after our ski days near 49 Degrees North. We soaked sore legs in the hot tub, booked time at the spa, and the kids were thrilled by the outdoor pool. Breakfast was included, parking and Wi-Fi were free, and the fitness center kept one of us happy on a rest day.

Nordlig Motel
Pet-friendly motel with free breakfast and parking
Why guests love itNordlig Motel in Chewelah felt like a friendly country stop, and the free breakfast saved us time before heading to 49 Degrees North. Parking was included, the rooms had flat-screen TVs and good Wi-Fi, and both the kids and our dog were welcome. On a sunny afternoon the picnic area was a nice spot to unwind before dinner.

Chewelah Motel & RV Park
Budget-friendly, pet-friendly stay near 49 Degrees North
Why guests love itWe used Chewelah Motel & RV Park as a no-fuss base for our days at 49 Degrees North and it did exactly what we needed. Parking was free right outside the room, the Wi-Fi worked, and the dog came along at no drama since the place is pet-friendly. Shops and food in Chewelah were a short walk away, which made evenings easy after a cold day on the hill.