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.

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.

We just returned from a visit at Treehouse Point, completing a bucket list item. To say it was an…read moreoutstanding experience is putting it mildly! It was the highlight of our road trip! When we arrived at Treehouse Point, everybody was so professional and kind! We were given a quick tour of all of the amenities in the lodge and other community areas. Then, we were directed to our tree house, Ananda. Just wow! It was cozy as well as spacious, and it was very well appointed with everything we could possibly need! Even though there were other tree houses around ours, we ALL enjoyed total privacy. A great deal of attention has been made in creating personal experiences while still tending to developing a very unique community. All building materials in our treehouse were the best quality available, and the workmanship is second to none! We walked around the grounds, being respectful of others' privacy. Every tree house was unique and beautiful! We then took the trail down to the Raging River. It was beautiful, but our spring has been unusually dry, and the river a little thirsty. Overnight, a rainstorm came through the area. The sound coming from a refreshed river the next morning was breathtaking! I wanted to wake up so I could experience it all, but instead I slept through it. I guess I slept comfortably! (And I am not young.) The bath houses were beautiful and felt like individual spa rooms. They were supplied with wonderful bath products, and the shower offered a pampering experience. Similarly, special products and amenities were provided in our private unit, including coffee and tea. We were going to wash our few dishes, but no dish soap was found, further demonstrating Treehouse Point's intent to pamper their guests. After waking up in the trees, we prepared our own mugs of coffee, tea, and nibbles. After a peaceful start to the day, we made our way to the lodge for breakfast (feeding the fish along the way). Our own breakfast was absolutely wonderful! The chef and souz chef prepared several wonderful dishes. The selections and quality of preparation were both outstanding! Our visit was so wonderful that we truly didn't want to leave! We made the visit to fulfill a bucket list item, but we are already talking about returning again, this time with friends. I could go on and share more, but I want you to delight in your own experience, just as we had. If you've been considering a visit to Treehouse Point, wait no longer. You will never regret it!

Phenomenal! Service is amazing! Very accommodating. We were fortunate to be able to sleep in 2…read moredifferent treehouses during our stay. Serene and peaceful. The breakfast is fantastic! Highly recommend staying here. Also, the treehouse tour is A MUST! Our tour guide Ellen was excellent! Very informative and passionate about the grounds. Hubby and I see why she was so enthusiastic during the tour. It's absolutely gorgeous here and the craftsmanship of the treehouses are superb! We always watch the show "Treehouse Masters" which is what brought us all the way out here from Florida. Pete Nelson and his family have done a fantastic job. This is truly a magical place! Once again- Highly recommend!

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.

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.

This Review is primarily for the Spring Water location in the parking lot. Arrived there on a…read moreTuesday, 6/16/26, and encountered 2 families who were getting water in front of us. We waited until they were done to fill up our 6 5-Gallon water jugs. The drive to the location was pleasant, and it was so simple to get the water since there were a lot of water hoses to use. Nice setup for the filtered Spring Water! Good to obtain and try since it's much closer than the previous location we used to go to. Outdoor area for the water is kind of hidden, but liked the convenience to get it for a small donation. Nice and scenic trails are available, too!

The Nature and Natural environment is beautiful. Our concerns were with the Lady working or running…read morethe resort. She was very rude to the people in front of us, as well as us. She digs through all of your bags, purse, backpacks & cooler, looking for alcohol. She was very rude and degrading to them as well as everyone we saw her interact with. She found alcohol with the person in front of us and would not allow them to take it back to their vehicle. Even though they showed their ID and were 21. If alcohol is not allowed at the resort she should not keep it and should allow them to bring to their vehicle. No, she kept it for herself I guess. Either way there is no need for being so rude and degrading to each person coming through as we saw the people before us, us and after us treated badly. Stay away from this resort.

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.

My family of 5 stayed in the Family Suite for a night. We arrived to the lodge to find our room…read moreimmaculate, the service at the front was excellent, and the homey cabin feel was so welcoming! We found ourselves wishing we were staying there for longer. Definitely recommend this lodging for its wonderful family oriented atmosphereat!

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.

We had reservations for a different hotel, but when we arrived the hotel had shutdown and was…read moreboarded up. There was no cell service so we went down the street to Stone Creek Lodge. They didn't have any rooms available, but the owners spent over half an hour calling around looking for a room for us (and found one). If they are that nice to someone that is not even staying with them, I can't wait to be an actual customer.

We stayed in a cabin. Smart layout and use of space. Clean and quiet. Excellent experience with the…read morefriendly staff. About 10 mins to Steven's Canyon entrance of the NP. Could use better beds and pillows. Price was market rate for FoJ week.

The only reason for the rating is mainly because it took about 30-45 min for us to troubleshoot how…read moreto get into our room which was super frustrating at 11pm. However, the manager was very nice and checked in on us both days to ensure we were okay. The customer service was great, my only advice is to make sure key cards work prior to leaving for the day. We tried 2 different cards to two different rooms and neither worked. Eventually, we were able to get into our room which I would say was okay. Comparable to a motel 6, the TV and smart lamps were probably the only plus to the room. The shower was very weird and it was hard to get the hot water to actually stay on, so you kind of had to shower quick. Plus since we're so close to the mountains, it was so cold in the room just because of air getting through cracks, but it was so hard to regulate and keep it at a comfortable temperature in the room. Overall, if we return, we more than likely will try out their cabin.

Breathtaking view from our room. The hotel is quiet and clean, full breakfast and relaxed vibe…read more (Will write more soon

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Silver Cloud Hotel in Ruston, and by "pleasure," I…read moremean a full-contact endurance experience. Let's start with the parking lot, which appears to have been designed exclusively for clown cars or perhaps very optimistic compact vehicles. If you're driving anything larger than a shoebox, prepare for a thrilling game of "will this fit," followed by a graceful 17-point turn. The rooms are described as comfortable, which I assume is hospitality code for "cozy if you don't inhale too deeply." Spacious is not a word I would use unless we are comparing it to a broom closet. Now, if you enjoy saunas but wish they came without consent, you're in luck. My heater was stuck at a steady 78 degrees day and night, turning my room into a tropical retreat I never asked for. To their credit, they did move me... to a room where I could enjoy the next feature. Trains. Loud, proud, earth-shaking trains. All day. All night. Not "in the distance" trains, but "is there a locomotive in my hallway" trains. If you've ever wanted to feel like you're sleeping directly on a railroad track, this is your moment. There is technically a water view, which sounds lovely until you realize the parking lot sits right below your window. So when you open the blinds, you're not just enjoying the scenery, you're starring in it. Breakfast was... ambitious. I would have gladly paid extra for something edible, or at least something that didn't feel like it lost a fight with a microwave. After working a very long night, I thought maybe, just maybe, there'd be a small gesture of goodwill like a late checkout. Instead, I was told they had 68 checkouts that day, which apparently made flexibility impossible. No apology, no acknowledgment of the sauna experience, no effort to make it right. Just a firm "time to go." All things considered, I'd rate this stay somewhere between a 1 and a 2 out of 5. I won't be returning, and consider this your friendly warning: if you stay here, bring a small car, earplugs, and a strong sense of humor.