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The lakes of Chelan County are often touted as Washington’s Playground because of the range of sports and beautiful scenery available to visitors.

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What are the best 4-star hotels in Wenatchee - Lake Chelan?
Check in to WorldMark Chelan - Lake House and look forward to upscale comfort and plenty of amenities. This 4-star hotel in Chelan, Wenatchee - Lake Chelan, is rated highly by Expedia travelers.
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What's the difference between 5-star and 4-star hotels in Wenatchee - Lake Chelan?
If you decide to vacation at a 4-star hotel in Wenatchee - Lake Chelan, you'll usually find plenty of conveniences to keep you comfortable, such as a pool, restaurant and gym. You can enjoy excellent service and upscale accommodations. Pick a 5-star hotel and you'll have access to a few more perks — think concierge assistance, on-site spas and nightly turndown services. You're likely to get additional amenities and exclusive services at a 5-star getaway, but both are superb options for luxury travelers.

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