Honey Month Hotel Hop
From Monday, September 1, 2025 to Tuesday, September 30, 2025 September 1, 2025 September 30, 2025 The Lodge at St Edward Park
Celebrate Honey Month at The Lodge at St. Edward, where fall’s golden glow meets forest adventure.
Nestled in the lush woodland of Saint Edward State Park, The Lodge at St. Edward is the heart of Honey Month. All month long, we'll feature Shipwreck Honey, harvested from our on-site apiary, in seasonal menus, cocktails, and our signature Honey Chai Body Revitalizer spa treatment. Begin your golden journey here, then continue the road trip through Cedarbrook Lodge’s serene wetlands and Salish Lodge & Spa’s waterfall wonder.
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Featured Spa Treatment at The Lodge
Honey Chai Body Revitalizer
Indulge in the warmth and comfort of our Honey Chai Body Revitalizer. Your treatment begins with a full-body whipped honey scrub to gently exfoliate and smooth the skin. Next, a Honey Chai Steeped Milk Lotion is massaged in to deeply hydrate and restore. Finally, a decadent honey glaze for hands and feet is paired with a soothing massage, leaving you nourished, renewed, and glowing with golden energy.
Honey Hop Road Trip: Other Golden Stops
Cedarbrook Lodge – Sweet Beginnings in the Wetlands
Your journey starts at Cedarbrook Lodge, a hidden hive of tranquility near Sea-Tac Airport. Explore walking trails, sip honey-infused cocktails by the fire, and discover the on-site apiary curated by Shipwreck Honey’s Daniel Sullivan.
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Salish Lodge & Spa – A Golden Finish by the Falls
Complete your road trip at Salish Lodge & Spa, perched above Snoqualmie Falls. Enjoy honey-inspired spa treatments, seasonal culinary delights, and the original Shipwreck Honey apiary. Slow down, sip a honey bourbon by the fire, and soak in autumn’s golden beauty.
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Meet our Resident Beekeeper - Daniel Sullivan!
A native of Washington State, Daniel Sullivan is our resident apiary expert. Daniels’ interest in bees and honey production began in 2009 when he enrolled in a state certification course. A few successful hives later, he founded Shipwreck Honey – a name born from the original setting for his hives, a friend’s 1970s custom-built sailboat. In 2021, Daniel joined The Lodge at St. Edward State Park to lead the fight to protect honeybees, while also ensuring that sustainable, locally sourced, natural honey is easily accessible for everyone in our community. With the future of food in our backyard apiary, Daniel and The Lodge at St. Edward are buzzing with excitement for this purposeful partnership and the many sweet memories that are still in the making.