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.

Stayed the weekend while exploring Mt. Rainier. Extremely clean/cozy, conveniently placed, and most…read moreimportantly dog friendly! The staff was super nice and welcoming. Rita was super sweet and enjoyed greeting our little Penelope. If you are traveling with your pup I very much recommend staying here to rest while enjoying all that this beautiful area has to offer.

The staff there is L A Z Y. They make you feel like they are doing you the biggest favor for…read morewalking into the hotel and anything that you ask is a HUGE inconvenience. When I'm on vacation, I would like for people to treat me with kindness and a cheerful attitude. Just be nice. You will NOT get that here. Beds a little soft but room was clean. Would not stay here again.

After a long day of hiking we came back to our Packwood Lodge cabin. It had a jacuzzi and that was…read moreso nice after a cold, wet and extensive hike. The cabin was cute, clean, up to date with all basic amenities. It also had a picnic table out front with BBQ. Staff was friendly and accommodating. We accidentally left our jackets in the closet and left. They promptly called us but unfortunately we were too far from the location so they shipped it free of charge. I can't believe the great customer service here!

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.

I had a nice stay here at Packwood Inn while visiting Mount Rainier National Park. The city of…read morePackwood is located southeast of the park and is a short drive from the Stevens Canyon entrance. You get nice views of Mount Rainier just outside your door at this hotel. I was able to walk to many of the restaurants and shops in the downtown Packwood area. The room and bed were nice and comfortable. There is an indoor pool that I was able to enjoy late at night when everyone was asleep. Overall everything was good for the price that I paid. There were some issues in getting me a key that would open my door. I had to make a few trips back in forth to the front desk to finally get one that works

Our room was not cleaned, while waiting for them to clean up our room, they told me there's an…read moreindoor pool, the weather was 90+, I was excited to tryout the pool, omg it's dirty and no ventilation, and hot like a sauna room. I paid $142 for such a low grade room. I should have booked other places nearby.

I had a very nice 2 day stay here. The bed was very comfortable, room was nice ... if I had to…read morefind an issue I just wish there was a lamp at bedside. Gal at the front desk was very nice- I'd stay here again

The owners/staff on the front desk are lovely The rooms are…read moreclean and tidy Great location The only issue was the price was a lot for rooms with thin walls But if it was 25% cheaper it would be a 5 star experience

A magical, soul-soothing escape…read more I can't say enough good things about my stay at Wellspring Spa. From the moment I arrived, I felt like I'd stepped into a hidden forest sanctuary. The land itself is breathtaking--towering trees, soft mossy trails, and peaceful stillness that invites you to breathe deeper and slow down. I spent hours wandering the hiking paths and felt like I was in another world. I stayed in the Tahoma cabin, and wow--it was cozy, peaceful, and the bed was incredibly comfortable. (They must have updated them based on what I have read from previous posts!) Every detail in the space felt intentional and grounding. After a day of exploring, soaking in the outdoor hot tub with that stunning view of the trees was exactly what my body and mind needed. And the lofted sauna? Absolutely the coolest (and warmest!) little gem--such a unique and relaxing experience. What really made this place special, though, was the warmth and kindness of the staff. They were so welcoming, thoughtful, and genuinely cared about creating a healing experience for guests. Also: there's a sweet dog who wanders the grounds and melts your heart--truly the cherry on top. Wellspring isn't just a place to stay--it's a place to remember. I already can't wait to come back.

I had a wonderful experience at Wellspring, there has clearly been so much love and whimsy put into…read morethis place. It's the perfect place to come back to after hiking all day at Mount Rainer and lovely as a couple's getaway. My boyfriend and I loved the privacy and thought the cabin was beautiful. It has a well stocked kitchen where we cooked a nice meal and enjoyed the free standing hot tub. We also appreciated their commitment to being environmentally friendly. Thanks for everything Sunny, you're a gem!

Stayed here on a Friday night to get to Mt. Rainier early the next morning. Just 53 minutes to…read moreHenry Jackson Visitor Center. The Good: - Clean room, new towels - Friendly staff The Bad -The couch in our room was perhaps the most uncomfortable couch I've ever sat on in my life. It belongs in a dungeon. -Our mattress was almost as bad as the couch. So soft and unsupportive it was like lying on a bag of marshmallows. Not ideal since we were counting on a good night's sleep before a day of hiking but did not rest well. We actually had a reservation for Saturday night as well but we checked out early as we couldn't face the prospect of spending another night in that room.

Positives: room was clean and in working order…read more Meh: My friend and I arrived ahead of check in by a couple of hours. She wanted to leave her laptop behind the desk so that she didn't have to leave it in the car. The lobby was locked/closed and we had to call/knock to get any assistance. For a simple and common request the front desk person acted like we were a huge inconvenience and shooed us away as quickly as possible. On the day of checkout we asked if we could have an hour late checkout of 12 PM and they shot us down very quickly saying they had to clean the rooms. However, when I looked online it showed that they had many available rooms for that night, including ones just like ours. Overall they just did not try very hard to be accommodating for things that weren't much of a reach. I would choose somewhere else for my next Packwood stay.

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.

Wonderful national park lodge - beautiful inside, rooms in good condition, seemed like they've been…read moreupdated somewhat recently (much better than Yellowstone or Sequoia for example, where everything looksnandnsmells old, but $500/night because national park - painful) This lodge was gorgeous and the people at reception were so welcoming and wonderful - let us hold the "Here's Johnny" ax lol - just cannot say enough good things about this lodge. Didn't like the dining room, hopefully it was just an off night. Usually food at the lodges is wonderful. The flavor was there, but our dishes sat a while before delivered to our table. But 5/5 stars for the Lodge itself and the rooms and bar within!

Super close by the park, the owner was super friendly. I definitely want to stay here next time we…read morecome around. Very close by the park so you'll see some wild life, we saw deer and a lot of birds. It still feels secluded even though it's near the entrance of the park, very peaceful place. He even had games and hiking sticks to borrow.

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.

.5 (28) The new owner…read more(Marty Clark) and Manager Jaja (his abusive mother) are slum lords. They spend thousands of dollars on gravel and none helpful things to putting a bow on their personal turd. Meanwhile, tenants rooms are left decapitated, toilets and showers overflowing with human waste and the tenants are expected to clean it up with zero PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. They take zero responsibility for fixing any issues stated by tenants in any type if timely manner. Like all entitled bullies they harass tenants and threaten them with eviction, if they try to stand up to them and have them do what's right. Septic tanks and water issues left unattended, leaving human waste and filth behind, without regard for human decency or human rights. Whilst raising the rent 3 times now, to almost triple what it was. Knowing most of the residents are on disability and considered long term residents (many since before the new owners). Expected to bring and replaced their own amenities of ANY type.Tenants are treated like lesser people unless they completely comply and let mgmt. bully them. The people talking nicely about the mgmt are actually scared to tell the truth about the conditions at the Tatoosh Motel and it's staff.