Perfect location and cozy place to stay to experience Mt. Rainier on a cloudy Mother's Day weekend! We loved having a quiet weekend at this wonderful inn. The beds were comfortable, towels and bathrobes/slippers were very nice! We didn't mind the shared shower at all- it is private and clean, and the shared bathrooms were fine and close to the room. Everything was very clean and all the staff were friendly and helpful. We loved coffee on the patio watching for Mt. Rainier to peek through the clouds. There was tea and cookies in the study in the afternoon after our hike and we returned to the study later in the evening to play games and visit with other travelers, by a roaring fire. The dining room was excellent! Loved the pot roast and bison meatloaf for dinner and the prime rib/salmon at the Mothers Day buffet were excellent! We highly recommend visiting at this time of year!

A wonderful place! The food was great The rooms clean and we got a room with the shared hall bath and shower it was a great stay. Loved the bathrobes and slippers. Very nice touch for using the hall restrooms. We will be back for another stay and snowshoeing adventure!

If you are looking for a comfortable room and delicious dinner, this is not the place to go. The bed that I slept on was so springy it reminded me of a trampoline how much it bounced. I could not roll over because of it. The second twin bed had a piece of plastic hard sticking out of it about three inches. We complained to the front desk clerk who did nothing about it. We had dinner in the restaurant on the premises and the meatloaf Left something to be desired. At $35 for meatloaf, mashed potatoes and some asparagus ,I expected more. Rolls were not even offered with dinner. A single cup of coffee is 3.50. The carpet throughout the building looked like something straight out of the 1970s. I understand they want to keep things maybe more rustic, but it looked drab and dreary. The only good thing about this place was it access to hiking at Mount Rainier. I highly recommend you finding a different place if you consider this one.

Wonderful place to stay at the bad of Mt Rainier This is what I always had envisioned for a national park lodge. The rooms were right sized for our family of 3 (though the shower was super tight) and comfy. The bed was much more comfortable than I expected. The diner downstairs is quaint and the food delicious! The Longmire pot roast and Mac and cheese are wicked good, same for the omelette for breakfast. There is a sitting room with a fireplace and board games. The front porch is huge with room to sit outside and look into the forest while sipping a beverage or coffee Tons of trails are right at the inn as well. There’s no internet, and that’s just fine. You are there for the forest and experience!

After arriving, it took 1 hour 45 minutes to get our room key. The room was promised in an hour; when we returned, it still was not ready. The front desk girl left her post unattended for 20 minutes while six couples waited in line behind us. When I asked for a manager, all I got was an incredibly rude and mouthy person who did absolutely nothing but call me a name. So very ignorant, what a terrible way to start a much-anticipated stay.