River Run Inn is a 3-star inn in Winthrop, Washington, United States. Located at 27 Rader Road and just 0,6mi from the city center, it's a handy base for wandering into town after a day on the trail. With 72 reviews and prices starting from $146, this cozy option invites explorers to dip into a mountain-and-river escape.

Featured amenities span skiing, pet friendly (extra charges), and private parking (free), plus free Wifi, air conditioning, and non-smoking rooms. Extras include a private entrance, parking on site (free), terrace, mountain view, river view, kitchen and kitchenette with kitchenware, and a balcony or patio for outdoor lounging. Other conveniences include beach chairs/Loungers, sun deck, wheelchair accessibility, playground, picnic area, barbecue, free toiletries, and a bathtub.

With river view and mountain view amenities, a private entrance, and free on-site parking, River Run Inn provides a comfortable base to enjoy Winthrop's scenery. Amenities include skiing and horseback riding (extra charges), making it easy to tailor a day outdoors.

Set along the river with a mountain backdrop, River Run Inn feels like a friendly anchor after a day on the trail. A private entrance opens onto a terrace or balcony with river or mountain views, inviting quiet moments and sunset photos. Free on-site parking keeps things simple, and thoughtful touches add a cozy, outdoorsy charm to the stay.

Quintessential options range from Queen Rooms with river views and kitchenettes to larger cabins and river-view suites, designed for couples, families, or small groups. Kitchens with kitchenware make light cooking easy, while private entrances and outdoor spaces—terraces and patios—bring the scenery right to the doorstep.

Pets are allowed on request with possible charges, and payment is accepted by American Express, Mastercard, or Visa (cash is not accepted). Extras for adventure seekers include skiing and horseback riding at additional cost, plus on-site perks like beach chairs/Loungers, a sun deck, and private parking to cap off a memorable mountain-and-river escape.