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My review is only about the Omak inn in, where I stayed for one night as I was on a motorcycle trip from Montana through Washington to British Columbia. The old Mac in was a wonderful place to stop, and frankly was tremendous value, clean, quiet, and friendly. I would strongly recommend the Omak inn

We liked the EV Charger, but wished there was another one. The room was comfortable but older and well maintained except for the curtains, which we had to close with a pants hanger! They are also not blackout curtains, so I had to use my eye mask to ensure I would sleep. Fortunately I had an eye mask with me. Also the phone was only a regular phone and we couldn't call the front desk, despite what the staff told us. Everything else worked well We like the fresh local cherries and waffle maker for breakfast.

Did not stay there, truck broke down in Canada. Had to cancel, they were very understanding and I was thankful they did it. Did pass by and it appears to be a lovely clean location. Close to May locations and easy access to the road.

I was simply passing through from Ferry County to King County. I was driven two hours from Ferry County to Omak to stay at a motel the night before the 6 am Apple Line bus (only bus that leaves Omak per day). I walked to the travel plaza before the sun came up, not enough street lights or sidewalk, and the bus driver never came. The attendant inside the gas station of the travel plaza didn't have any information, and the bus company never answered the phone (and didn't answer until four days later). The other local transit out of Omak only runs once per month. There was no taxi company operating in town, and Uber and Lyft drivers wouldn't pick up my (extremely expensive) request to get to my connecting bus. I'm sure Omak is a lovely place to live, but travelers without a car shouldn't risk getting stranded.