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    Room 109 bedbugs
    David J.

    There were empty bed bug larva shells on the headboard (Room 109), live spider on the pillow, and a hotel manager who was not receptive to us giving them feedback. When we tried to explain that a wobbly toilet, dripping faucets and dusty/grimy hotel room did not meet our expectations of a $140/night hotel, we were met with "there is nothing I can do about that" attitude. Johnny should not be in the hospitality business. POCs beware of poor service. I hear Packwood has more friendly lodging options. All of the single bed rooms are on the road side, which had loud traffic all night. Breakfast was ok, but the waffle batter was spoiled and tasted sour. Not worth even half of what we paid

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    Tiara P.

    Do not waste your money!! For $175 a night this place is way overpriced for what you get. I have a list of complaints that I would have overlooked if the price were $100 less. 1) dead bugs in bathroom 2) uncomfortable bed 3) smelly pillows - smelled like feet 4) very spotty internet 5) road noise at all hours of the day and night 6) noise from neighboring rooms. Again, I would have gladly overlooked these unpleasantries had the price been reduced....I do not recommend.

    Emma V.

    I have mixed feelings about our stay here. We were charged $160 for the basic room, plus a $20 pet fee. As we were booking just the week before, and needed a spot that was dog friendly before our backpacking trip, we had a tricky time, and this was the last available option. When we first checked in, we were assaulted by VERY strong orange cleaner smell. It was potent, and we left the windows open and went for a walk to stave off the headache. Later on my companion realized everything she left on the floor smelled like cigarette smoke, which again, ugh, probably why the smell of cleaner was so strong. The beds were fine, and had synthetic down filling and not real goose down (not a problem, just a note!) There was a microwave and a mini fridge, which had two water bottles and York mint patties for us, which was a nice touch. The bathroom was fine, but not fully washed. There was blonde hair still in the bathtub, which made us choose to not take a bath like we'd both been excited about since we have tiny tubs at home. When my 5' 4" friend cried out 'oh no, the shower head is low!' I knew I was in for trouble at 5' 11". At the highest setting, it hit me at chest level. The big issue with this motel is that while service is fantastic while the desk is open, it's non existent when it's not. We were kept up from 10pm-midnight by our neighbors TV, and when we rejoiced at it being turned off, it was replaced with even louder Christian radio with a hellfire and brimstone preacher from midnight until 7am. We got absolutely no sleep, and had no front desk to call to rectify the situation after knocking to no avail. Breakfast was good, there are fresh made waffles, biscuits and gravy, mediocre sausages, scrambled eggs, yogurts, fruit juices, and quakers oatmeal. Checkout was simple, and just involved dropping your keys in a bin, inside or outside depending on whether it was before or after 7am.

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    I called around 9:46 PM, in dire need of a place to stay. They didn't answer the phone or return my call.

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    Location, location, location...Grear place, Clean, comphy and GREAT staff! Yes less $ if it was in timbucktoo.....we enjoyed our trip there!

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    Adytum Sanctuary - The First Light Suite

    Adytum Sanctuary

    (26 reviews)

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    Exceptional experience at this lovely sanctuary. So peaceful and beautiful. Hosts are very…read morewelcoming and accommodating. I'm definitely looking forward to staying here again in the future.

    Delightful…read more Peaceful. Magical. Respite. Oasis. Adytum was all of that and more. Opening up their warm and gorgeous castle to you, Kat and Donn make great hosts that have that unique balance of being friendly and leaving you to discover on your own. The rooms are beautiful, the First Light room, even at the smallest room, was still well appointed with a walk in closet modified into a treasure chest of books, movies, games, a mini fridge and food area (both stocked with snacks even!) water container, extra towels, blankets, serious, it's like a huge cupboard of goodness. Breakfast was divine, seriously, that woman should open up a restaurant closer to me so I can eat there all the time! We stayed two days and were sad to go, I could have been happy there for a week. They have a myraid of animals that roam about and we made fast friends with the cat and pups, having those as tourguides around the grounds was a nice welcome. But let me tell you, that Turkish steam shower? Wow. WOOOOOOWWWWW! As relaxing as it sounds. Maybe more so. Overall, I can't wait to return and with the great prices and fantastic food that comes along with it, it's a sure thing we'll be back again and again. Thanks to both Kat and Donn for creating such a lovely space within just a few hours drive of busy Seattle.

    Paradise Inn

    Paradise Inn

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    We stayed here this past weekend - last weekend of May. Got a room for $325 for 2 adults, 1 child…read more Our stay was wonderful and we would love to come back again. Having said that - sharing everything there is to know before you book. 1. Expensive? Yes but the experience was worth it. This is the best location within the park in our opinion when planning to visit for an extended stay. Situated right at the foot hill of the majestic Mt. Rainier, the location cannot get any better. The night we stayed was also the night the blue moon was supposed to happen - a very special occurrence where 2 full moons happen in the same month and happens rarely across years and we were able to see the moon rise rise all the way to its peak right from our room. It was very beautiful. 2. Yes, the rooms are small and there is no TV (which I loved and have no complaints whatsoever) but parents with kids who absolutely need their TVs - get your own gadgets! Also, the room heaters work so very well - no need to carry extra blankets or layers. The rooms are stocked with additional blankets apart from the comforters on the bed but we didn't need to use them. Rooms are full up to date and personally, we found it very charming. 3. Amazing staff at the front desk. We couldn't get a room facing Mt. Rainier but the front desk was kind enough to switch our room to have a view of the Mt. Totoosh and it was great! We never asked - they upgraded us voluntarily. Also, they are super warm and walk you through everything with timings specifically highlighting closing times. They also offer board games at no extra charge which is amazing. Just check out and return once done. 4. Inn has its own dining lounge with a fine dining menu excellent staff and very nice food. No need to look any further. 5. Inn has its own coffee shop with excellent coffee and breakfast/snack options that stays open till 10pm. There is patio seating outside the cafe to savor your drink/food enjoying the beautiful view of the Mt. Rainier. 6. Inn has a beautiful lobby and gift shop. You can enjoy beautiful piano music live during the morning and afternoon hours. Lots of lounging options by the windows to enjoy the sun. 7. Accessible entrance with minutes from Myrtle Falls, Narada Falls, Reflection Lakes and Christine Falls. In fact the trail to the summit starts right outside the inn. 8. Inn offers parking as well. Definitely worth staying once but obviously book in advance to find affordable rates.

    5 stars for location of course. The room was surprisingly adequate! Came with a sink, bed, small…read morecabinet and toiletries. The bed was way too springy for our liking and too small for two adults but understandable for the type of inn it is. Loved out stay, beautiful location and the ease of access to multiple trails including Skyline Loop which we did.

    Nisqually Lodge

    Nisqually Lodge

    (57 reviews)

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    When deciding where to stay for a Mount Rainier trip, I looked at a few different travel sites to…read moresee reviews of lodging close by the park. While Nisqually Lodge has some negative feedback, overall, I was comfortable to book it based on more recent traveler experiences and specifically for the cabins. So, when, booking it, I made sure to book a stand alone cabin. The cabin was definitely more recently built and just a few steps away from the main lodge. It had a full kitchen, a small deck, "fireplace", a comfy bed and small living room area. I was only there for two nights and would have gladly stayed longer (and wish I had!) It had enough space for 4 people but it was just two of us. The grounds were cute with Adirondack chairs, lawn games and hammocks. The lobby of the lodge was your basic rustic mountain vibe and the staff I interacted with, were very nice. The only issue we had was the hot water running out when taking back to back showers. Since it was a short stay and just the two of us, I didn't say anything. However if you've got more people with you, make note of potentially needing to take shorter showers. The kitchen had all the cooking utensils, plates, cups and amenities you'd want for making your own meals. While there are a few restaurants nearby, hours are limited. We brought some groceries and enjoyed staying in after days of adventures in the park. And speaking of the park, the lodge is just about 5 miles from the Nisqually entrance. Given how busy Paradise can be in Mt Rainier, I wanted to be parked by 7:30 am at the latest. It was so convenient to leave by 6:30 from our lodging and be through the entry kiosk in 10 minutes (with another 45 minutes or so to drive up to Paradise.) Overall, it was an amazing and memorable stay. Book one of their cabins (but check to be sure which one you're booking) and relax and enjoy your surroundings and proximity to the park.

    Stayed in the "Cedar Cabin" for two nights while visiting Mt. Rainier…read more Pros: Cabin was clean, kitchenette was functional, proximity to park was great Cons: Front desk staff was not welcoming, the Cedar Cabin has a not-lovely view of the laundry room with the light on the exterior of the laundry room blasting in the front windows all night, all other cabins have view of trees and some privacy. Asked to move to another cabin and was told that they were all booked, spoiler alert - they weren't. All but one other cabin had folks in it. Shower is teeny teeny tiny. Would choose another option if we were to return.

    Lucky Eagle  Hotel

    Lucky Eagle Hotel

    (17 reviews)

    Let me start off by saying my hopes weren't the highest when I first booked it for our family. I…read morewas in a bind and needed a place with an indoor pool for some much needed affordable family fun. Little did I know, I was about to find our new favorite spot. Clean rooms, kind staff, and a pool with great hours. The hotel features lots of native art and information about the chehalis tribe which I loved. It has a sky bridge that connects to the casino, so you can go play or get food/drinks. This place is incredible and I can't wait for our next visit.

    We recently stayed a night at the Lucky Eagle Hotel, it honestly wasn't that impressive for how…read moremuch a nights stay costs. You could stay at another hotel for half the price and still get the same accommodations and service, plus some. The only thing that was really different from any other hotel, is that there is a slots gaming room in the lobby and a casino right next door. The staff was decent at check in, however, they gave us no information about anything the hotel had to offer. They gave us the directions to the elevator to get to our room and that was it. The food that was available next door was okay, but very greasy. The employees at both coffee shops within the hotel and casino, do not know how to make espresso drinks very well, if at all. The room was nice, spacious and clean. The bed was decent and they did give you two complimentary waters in the fridge. They also had an abundance of dogs on the premises. It did not seem as though they do a very good job separating the rooms that animals are allowed in vs. not allowed in. The air vent in the room made a very loud noise that was pretty annoying when trying to sleep. The hotel was overall I say 3 stars. There was good and bad. I wouldn't necessarily choose it at a place to go again, unless I had to go to the area.

    Historic Hotel Packwood - Halloween!

    Historic Hotel Packwood

    (21 reviews)

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    We booked this place for 10 days and opened it a month old since Covid. Rooms are newly renovated…read moreso yeah - Chaching! We scored! It was an honor to be part of this historic landmark hotel which was established circa 1912. There are 9 rooms in which 5 rooms have their own private bathroom. The other 4 shared two bathroom. Each rooms are named after favorite local hiking trail. Each room are also decorated with combinations of William Morris wallpapers with dark and light hues. If you see it in person, it seems like you're time traveled from the first time it was established. They were also able to preserved some of the original wood and decorations inside this historic hotel. Alyssa one of the staffs is the most kindest and warmest person who always greeted us. Her and other staffs worked so hard together to keep the place going and cozy as much as possible. There's also a fire place that's available to use during winter. Also a complimentary coffee, tea and cider to help warm you after a chilly hike somewhere. Every where yo set your eyes in this place has a very special touch from people whose involved in this place. Glad we stayed here throughout our Juander Mt. Rainier. Best decision to book here! The creaky floor was one of the original thing here so t'was a fun bonus. Walk slowly fellow Juanderers.... Cons: Price is too steep and for the 10 days that we booked here we only got 10% discount and at the time they don't serve breakfast nor dinner. No microwave available for everyone to use, it would be nice if they put one and is available to use at any time. Would love to come back and hopefully they'll give a certain big discount next time. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

    What a gem!!! My wife found this place online and was I ever glad that she did!!! A gorgeously…read moreupdated historic building that is comfortable, clean and amazing! My only regret is not getting to stay longer.

    Seasons Motel - hotels - Updated October 2026

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