We absolutely love our stay here at the lodge, it was a refreshing get away from the hustle and bustle of the stress and everyday life. The new manager there Ashley was so more than accommodating to our family. Really a grade A type of gal thank you for going above and beyond to make sure our stay was extra delightful. We will defiantly be returning next chance we get.

We had 8 family members traveling the PNW together and booked 3 rooms here for our stay over the July 4th holiday. We weren't quite sure what to expect, but had a wonderful time. The staff were so kind and welcoming! The rooms were spacious, clean, and quiet. The beds were by far the most comfortable of our trip (this was one of 3 accommodations during our trip). No longer having breakfast on-site was disappointing, but thankfully we realized before we came so we stopped at a grocery store on our way in from Seattle. The fridge in the room allowed us to keep cold items chilled until needed. We also brought in items to picnic while enjoying Mt Rainier. At the front desk, they had menus for several local restaurants and a list of what days/hours they were open. This was especially helpful for planning our dinner on July 4th. We ended up getting pizza takeout nearby and using the large picnic table outside the Lodge. All in all, we had a wonderful stay and I would recommend the Nisqually Lodge to families wanting to be near and enjoy Mt Rainer.

This is a very nice hotel/lodge 5 miles from the entrance of Mt. Rainier. The staff was very nice and helpful, there is no breakfast but there is coffe and beverages in the lobby. After seeing some of the other hotels in the area we were very glad we chose this hotel.

Makayla was extremely friendly and helpful made us feel very welcome! The lodge was cozy with a beautiful view of the forest. The walls are very thin and you can hear everything especially the water pipes. The bed was not comfy, all three of us tossed and turned all night.

We stayed three nights at Nisqually Lodge and greatly enjoyed our stay. It was convenient to visit the Paradise entrance of Mt Rainier National park. The front desk had menus/times for the various restaurants in the area. It was helpful as many start closing in September and haven't yet updated their hours on their web sites. We had an upstairs room and did not hear any noise from the road or other guests. Appreciated the hot coffee all day in the lobby. Felt we paid a good price given the room location to the NP and time of year. Try September vs July/August, fewer crowds and better prices and the weather is still nice.