I was excited to spend 2 nights at the Ivy Chapel Inn. I had booked in March right after we got tickets to see Coldplay at the Gorge. I was relieved too, because hotels in the area were already booked for the big concert weekend. Then, in late June, 3 months after I booked my reservation and gave my credit... More

Shannon was very pleasant and helpful and met me with the key promptly. Service is at a minimum here, but the place is homey and comfortable, rather like staying at a condo rental. I really enjoyed my stay and hope to go back. Do be warned about the train noise though, this is farther than other places in Ephrata from... More

When we first saw the place I had high hopes for this beautiful bed and breakfest chapel, however the service was severely lacking. We got locked out of the building our first night and in the middle of the night because Shannon, an employer at the B&B did not give us proper keys to enter the chapel. To top things... More

During our Summer trip to Eastern Washington Wine country we stayed at the Ivy Chapel for a week. The charming 90+ year old church-turned-inn's self-service accommodation style probably also works good for business travelers even though we were there on vacation. Our rooms were clean and extremely quiet. We had the place to ourselves, but I hear that the chapel... More

Run by an active and efficient couple with kids, the managers of Ivy Chapel are noteworthy as is this old church converted to a B&B. There are stairs. Rooms are nice. He is an accomplished cook who has opened his own restaurant in Ephrata (this was needed in this town), and does the breakfasts for happy travelers. She does the... More