Absolutely the worst place we've ever stayed. In the morning, there was no coffee in the breakfast…read morearea in the morning and no waffle batter. There are no hot food options other than waffles and oatmeal. When I asked the font desk clerk, he didn't care at all and just said, "We're out." They had used a huge amount of deodorizer in the room - it was terrible and it kept us up most of the night coughing. It was dirty and overpriced. An absolute abysmal motel.

Stayed 1 night as I couldn't find anything else. Curb appeal is everything. There was trash out…read morefront and leaves and debris in the courtyard and walkways which you tracked in to your room. Dirty to say the least. The room was relatively clean but very outdated. The floor had no carpet and was vinyl planking with peeling edges. Very, very cold to walk on with socks let alone bare feet. Reminded us of hotels in Mexico with Seattle prices. Glad we weren't staying more than 1 night.

Silver Skis is simply the best. Best access to the mountain. Best facility. Best people who run…read moreit! We always have the best experience! Thanks Andria & Jerry for making Silver Skis the best place to stay around Crystal!

Silver Skis is our family go-to spot for a fantastic ski weekend! The rooms are cozy and perfect…read morefor family dinners, movies and relaxation before and after skiing. Also the pool is set to 90+ degrees and great spot for enjoying the winter weather while staying warm. Also walking distance to the best ski bar in state - The Snorting Elk. The management at Silver Skis is also top notch and ready to serve to make your time special.

Came here by myself on a weekday afternoon and there was no one here! Very nice if you want that…read morealone time. Lots of parking with a $5 fee to pay at the box, but must bring cash... I like that there are multiple paths to see the same breathtaking nature sight of the waterfall and big body of rushing waters that have mossy beds to use a seating areas. Great place to picnic if you want to spend more time here, but the drive to this place a bit confuzzling, so do map reconnaissance beforehand so you know where it is to go if you want to see a specific point. Not much restaurants or shops around, so bring snacks and liquids as you embark on your hiking trip. Be careful on the stone steps because level at different sights. Wish that there was staff on standby during business hours to address any questions or concerns that you may have because I was genuinely worried about parking as it was tooooo empty for my liking...

Awesome explore in a beautiful place!! Great customer service and nice parking spot! Not completely…read morepacked so good hike in and out.

Ok - in full disclosure I was having a pity party when we arrived Christmas Eve - but families…read morechange, move etc. So we stayed here. If you normally stay at The Four Season's this may not be the place for you. But get over yourself. For our location needs - right center to Enumclaw and Bonney Lake. Very pup walkable, very dining grab a beer walkable. Walk up coffee stand across the street. The 410 connection walking trail is right there. Cute neighborhood to walk just a couple blocks down Main. Wonderful Christmas lights to see as you walk. Buckley is uber safe. I applaud the owners for digging in and doing a solid update on this place. It's neat and tidy. With a tip of the hat to its heritage. Our room had two doubles. A bit odd - but comfy. Towels are the size of hankies so next time I'll throw a couple of our own towels in. The place looked full - families probably in the same predicament as us. See the pics others have posted. We will most likely be back.

Buckley Inn is a small Mom & Pop kind of place. We booked a room and drove out here for a friend's…read morewedding. When we pulled up it was surprisingly small and not a gigantic location. Maybe what, a dozen rooms total? Check in was a breeze. As we walked up to the office a friendly gentleman popped out of the room next door, went into the office and put on his manager's hat. He was very good natured and amiable. The view of Mt Rainier from the parking lot was pretty neat. Our room also has a good view of Rainier. Speaking of which, this room is a nice surprise. It is very retro with a microwave, a Keurig coffeemaker and a mini fridge that are styled after the 1950's in a baby blue. This room is immaculately clean! The Mrs wanted me to make sure that I point out the cleanliness of the bathroom and counter / sink area. The room is a bit smallish but is very well appointed. Lights and outlets aplenty. Freshly painted and remodeled comes to mind. The beds have that perfect firm softness that gives you comfort without trapping you in a marshmallow. There is also an ironing board with iron for that clothing touch up along with a dresser for unpacking. There is also a prominent coffee kiosk within a few steps of the motel. From a maintenance and construction aspect, this room is well taken care of, everything works.

I truly can't say enough wonderful things about TreeHouse Point. Our first stay felt like stepping…read moreinto a storybook. Sleeping in a beautifully crafted treehouse, surrounded by towering evergreens and the peaceful sounds of nature, was pure magic. It's such a cool and unique experience -- cozy, serene, and unlike any traditional hotel stay. One of my favorite memories is making s'mores by the fire and enjoying them beside the running river. We loved it so much that we booked another visit -- but unfortunately, we ran into an unexpected childcare situation that meant we had to cancel. It was incredibly disappointing and honestly very inconvenient. We had been so excited to return, and having to change plans at the last minute was stressful. That's where Abbey Rodriguez truly shined. She was so gracious, kind, and understanding throughout the entire situation. Instead of making us feel like we were causing a problem, she stepped in immediately, handled everything with compassion and professionalism, and made what could have been a frustrating experience feel manageable and supported. Her warmth and willingness to help turned a difficult moment into one that actually deepened our appreciation for TreeHouse Point. Exceptional places are special -- but exceptional people make them unforgettable. Abbey's graciousness and care showed us that TreeHouse Point isn't just magical because of the treehouses and the forest (though those are amazing!) -- it's magical because of the heart behind it. We are so happy with TreeHouse Point and so grateful for the way we were treated. We absolutely plan to visit again soon -- and next time, we can't wait to be back in the trees where the magic began.

An extremely unique, beautiful, and well-maintained venue! Our friends reserved the entire property…read morefor a wedding and we all stayed in the treehouses overnight. The lower lawn was perfect for an intimate ceremony, there was dancing in the barn, and a delicious breakfast in the lodge. I appreciate that there were accessible options for our friends with mobility issues. I'm someone who is NOT outdoorsy and quite afraid of bugs, and everything went ok! The treehouses are immaculately cleaned and the exterior railings and pathways are probably swept through regularly since we didn't hit any webs or see any creepy crawlies inside the cabins. Most of the treehouses have toilets and heaters. Overall, I think this is the ultimate PNW getaway. Highly recommend it!

In April 2026, we traveled to Seattle to see the three national parks in the area. While visiting…read moreMt. Rainier, we stayed at Stone Creek Lodge. The lodge is maybe a quarter mile from the Mt. Rainier National Park entrance. As soon as we parked to check-in, Bob and Joe (Owners/Managers) made us feel welcome. The cabin we had was great. It was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The views were wonderful. It was so peaceful and quiet. A great place to relax and re-energize. While there, Bob and Joe shared their knowledge of Mt. Rainier and the surrounding area. Telling us the best places to eat, all about the mountain, where to go for pictures, trails to walk, best places to see wildlife, and so much more. They had a campfire one night and provided everything we needed to make Smores. Many of the guests came out to the campfire, enjoying the smores, the conversation, and the stars. It turned out that one couple had stayed there several times before. At the time we were there, the park required vehicles to carry snow chains. They rent chains at the lodge for half the price of the places you can rent them in town. Unfortunately, they didn't have our tire size but immediately offered to go purchase a set for us to rent. By far, Stone Creek lodge was the best place we stayed during our trip. If headed to the National Park or the Ashford area, we highly recommend Stone Creek Lodge.

Our time at Stone Creek Lodge was more than just a place to sleep, but was an entire experience! If…read moreyou are looking for the perfect getaway from city life or visiting Mount Rainier for the first time like us, Stone Creek Lodge is the place to be! Stone Creek Lodge is located on a beautiful property with an amazing central fire pit with surrounding grass and trees. The property is well-maintained, including the beautiful garden that livens up the area. We had the chance to stay in the mountain cabin as well as the double queen suite. Both offer various amenities with the mountain cabin offering an amazing hot tub. These cabins also include WiFi, AC/heat, heater in the bathroom, microwave, fridge, toaster, dishware, kettle, coffee pot (coffee grounds included) and snacks. Housekeeping and cleanliness is impeccable! As a former housekeeper myself, I was blown away with the standards that Bob and Joe kept the cabins in as well as the property! Bob and Joe host nightly campfires where everyone is invited, and creates a sense of community with everyone who stays here. You are sure to make acquaintances here and even get informed on everyone's experience while on the mountain. To conclude, our time spent on the mountain was one of the best trips we've had and Stone Creek Lodge contributed very much to that. Will be returning! - George & Leila

This is our favorite getaway. It's an easy drive from the Seattle area, the rooms are unique and…read morecharming, the owner Hirsch is the sweetest, and the breakfast is served hot to your room in a basket so you can keep being alone and relaxed. There are two rooms with massive tubs in them that we always stay in, you have a sweet gas fireplace and there are lovely views you are invited to explore all over. This is a wonderful romantic getaway, and would also be a specular choice to stay in before or after doing the very close Mt Si or Little Si trails. A luxurious and delightful base camp!

Old school hospitality at its best. The property is very rustic. Set back in the forest we felt…read morelike we were secluded from the rest of the world. The room was cozy. The breakfast, delivered in a cute basket to our room, was delicious. We later walked the property and got hang out with the owner. We fell in love with the place and will return.

JD, Ally and Jaiyi (sp?) were great at check in! They were all very professional, friendly and…read morewelcoming (even after being berated by someone checking in before us). JD specifically has a great sense for customer service and you can tell he is an authentic person with a strong desire to make sure everyone is pleased and taken care of. Thanks JD, Ally and Jaiyi!

(Caveat: I can't speak to conditions during the winter / skiing logistics as others have commented…read moreon here.) We went here in September 2024 to see Mount Rainier up close and had a great time! The Quicksilver Lodge was cute - definitely feels like a college dorm, but nice spacious hotel rooms with modern amenities. The loft rooms with two extra beds up top were cute - our toddler had a field day going up and down the stairs. Walking distance to the gondola to go up to the top of Crystal Mountain. We didn't have to make reservations at the Alpine Inn restaurant but easily got seated - they had a good menu including vegetarian options and kid-friendly options.

There was ants in the room, wasn't cleaned all the way I don't think I'd ever go backread more

Not exactly a posh hotel with amenities out the yin-yang (the boutique hotel I stayed in Chicago…read morewas nicer than this), but I can guarantee that you won't find a hotel that has a giant hot tub right in the middle of the room. I was very fatigued when I checked into the place due to my flying from Chicago (via Las Vegas), then driving an hour and a half south after spending a couple of hours doing tourist stuff in downtown Seattle, so I didn't quite hear or understand the instructions about the hot tub that the manager was telling me. Frankly, I was a bit taken aback by the fact that there was a hot tub in the middle of the room. I thought for a moment that was where I was gonna have to bathe because I hadn't showered in about a day and a half, but there was a shower there. I regretfully did not use the hot tub. I only stayed at this place due to the proximity to my friend's house, which was just ten minutes away. I have to admit that I wasn't crazy about the small parking lot and the unmarked access and connecting roads to the 410. But the place at least allowed me to check out at 3am so... not bad.

The setting at Sunrise is magnificent for people of all ages. However, having ONLY 2 PIT TOILETS…read morefor hundreds of people visiting on a Saturday is a DISGRACE. If you're not able to provide the appropriate facilities for large numbers of visitors, just shut the center down, HORRIBLE!