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.

if you are traveling on business, I would not recommend this hotel. I stayed there for 10 days on a…read morebusiness trip and had no reliable Internet the whole time.

We stayed in Room 325 on 7/11/2025 through 7/13/2025 the air conditioner was so loud it would wake…read moreyou up at night. When I complained they knew about it and said that there was nothing they could do about it. The room had a missing smoke detector the cushions on the sofa was gross. Do not stay here two days there was 550 dollars it is very dated and needs a complete refresh.

An unsual and memorable place to stay, just outside the park entrance for Mt. Rainier…read more After turning off the main road, you drive up a narrow gravel pathway, and there it is, a classic log cabin, two-story, nestled amongst the trees. The place was clean and spacious and had all the modern conveniences, including a kitchen. Yes, it's in the woods, but we felt perfectly safe -- there are a few other cabins nearby, and it's not far from civilization. A few retail and restaurant places are within easy driving distance. My only negative is that it claims to be suitable for up to six guests. That's not my experience. There are two good beds -- a queen and a full. The queen might work for a couple, but the full is really only good for one person. And the third bed is a fold out couch that only one of our party could seem to sleep on. Might be OK for kids, though. A small other downside -- we saw a few spiders, but you're in the woods here so you need to expect a bit of that. The thing I liked best about it is the location. It's just a mile from the park entrance for the Paradise part of the park. Later in the day, you can see cars lining up to wait an hour to get in, but not you -- because you're already there you can start early and get in without a wait. Pro tip: Get some groceries on the way. There are a few restaurants, but not a wide selection and the cabin has a kitchen with everything you need to cook.

Out of all the places we've stayed in our five year marriage, The Cedar Grove Cabin, was by far the…read moremost majestic and beautiful. Nestled amongst a canopy oasis of cedar trees, this recently renovated cabin features both and INDOOR and OUTDOOR hot-tub. Never did we expect how beautiful this experience could have been. We have never been able to find a place since that includes both types of jacuzzis, which is perfect after a long day of hiking. Another great thing was that the kitchen came stocked with great appliances and equipment for cooking. Lastly, the owners Janet and Pat were friendly and helpful. We absolutely look forward to visiting this part of the country in the future and staying in our beloved studio cabin.

We spent an excellent long weekend at Almost Paradise last week! We stayed in the Sunrise cabin,…read morewhich has its own private (covered!) hot tub and sauna. Both were perfect after a few long days of hiking. We also took advantage of the campfire ring to end one of our evenings by the warm fire. The proximity to the Rainier park entrance was also hugely helpful - we were able to get there early and avoid the lines. We hope we'll get the chance to come back!

We had the most incredible time at Almost Paradise! Everything was perfect, Carol was so kind and…read morewelcoming. We're moving out of state for a year but can not wait to come back.

First off love this place. Greeted by the owner with a fabulous tour of the home with history. Let…read morehim now I was leaving for work before their breakfast hours (which I was disappointed to miss breakfast). Can't down to grab coffee and had to work to find a bag with breakfast goodies to go for me and my other co worker. This husband and wife duo really love what they do and it shows. The rooms were so clean and comfortable. I will definitely be back when I'm the area!

"This hotel is an exquisite gem, boasting stunning themed decor and rich historical value that…read morecreates an unforgettable experience--highly recommended and a must-visit!"

Resting on 26 acres of stunning northwest countryside, the Queen Bee is charming, cozy, and crafty…read morewith magazine-worthy old world French design throughout. It has a personalized "I'm going to that OneReallyAwesome Aunt's house" bed & breakfast-style feel; a classy and creative getaway! Bring your girls and stay for a night or more in one of the two sleepover rooms... or come just for a day to experience one of the many craft workshops offered. My first time to the Art Cottage was an all day soldering/jewelry workshop with artist Terri Brush. The warm and bubbly owners, Kim & JoNell, planned a beautiful tomato soup & italian panini lunch for us halfway through the day, adding culinary excellence to the already amazing experience. The only thing that could make an art workshop at the Cottage better is plenty of inspiring snacks-- and they had those covered too! They served a caramel apple dessert, coffee, tea, and other refreshments through the art day, including a tray of leaf-shaped autumnal cookies straight out of the oven. The Cottage's class schedule is expanding and it's eclectic, ranging from soldering, jewelry, and photography workshops to mushroom foraging adventures (!!) and full cooking classes and demonstrations. The Queen Bee Art Cottage is a unique blend of creativity, escape, and enlightenment. Go to play, refresh, and let your artistic side come out... all while feeling posh and pampered!

The Queen Bee Art Cottage in Olympia is warm, inviting and well organized much like its owners Kim…read moreBridges and JoNell Quinton. We spent two days and one night at the cottage participating in the French Flea and had many opportunities to observe Kim and JoNell as the organizers and gracious hosts of a major event. The French Flea is an upscale market offering unusual and sought after items to the public with something for everyone. The vendor selection was great and included local and out of state folks. A big thanks to Mary Corso, Courtyard Antique Mall owner, for inviting me. Her enthusiasm and attention to detail makes every event a positive experience. The caterers served creative and ample portions of tasty food at a very fair price. Loved the watermelon water, it was such a refreshing surprise on our 97 degree day!. Another big bonus was the ample parking provided for the vendors and the public. The cottage is easy to find, less then a mile from the freeway but a tranquil world apart. The cottage was open to the public throughout the event and we heard many oohs and aahs as visitors explored the many nooks, crannies and amenities provided for guests. The cottage is a delightful retreat offering custom bed linens, fluffy guest robes, a great shower in the bathroom and several comfortable areas for lounging, reading or cozy visiting as in our case. And pampering begins as you arrive and continues your entire visit. We were welcomed back to the cottage after a long day with wine, cupcakes and candles. However my favorite treat, was fresh brewed coffee which greeted us in the morning , a great start to another day at the cottage. And you ask...would we participate in the French Flea again...am already signed up and preparing for next years event! Again you ask, would we return to the cottage...a resounding yes, just as soon as our schedules permit. Go and Enjoy!

"Our family has been staying in the lovely Castle on Walnut Loop since last summer. The house is…read morespotless, comfortable, and well stocked with everything we could need. (The towels are amazing!) The neighborhood is well-kept, friendly, quiet, and safe, and the garden is just beautiful, with a small, but private, backyard. The landlady has been thoughtful, flexible, and supportive of our family's needs since before our arrival. We've been so glad that we found the Castle, and when it's time to move on, we expect to remember our time here fondly." Jill & Gary K

Wonderful homes Great service Marilynn goes out of her way to make her guest happy the cookware is…read moretop of the line

Well, so far so good. A Fuel station and little store next door…read more . Reception was a very nice and charming woman. Fully sold out on a Friday night. But this room is so minimalist. No Art, tiny wall tv. The Wi-Fi password is beyond complicated. I ll just go cell. Trains and announcement horns a block away. Hope it's only a couple tonight. Last one was a 1/2 hour ago. It will do but I wouldn't send family here. Update: The train runs behind the hotel. Maybe every 4 hours. And since there is a crossing with no guards the horn blow is long and slow. We won't be back.

Big room but it is in the parking lot of a gas station. so 24/7 noisy. And next to a train track…read more Jessica was wonderful.

I'll be honest, I was a little hesitant to stay at a Mcmenamins bc of the shared bathroom…read moresituation. Lucky for us, the other room was unoccupied so really we got the bathroom to ourselves! (Looking back, I don't think I would book this hotel during busy days bc the bathroom situation is too weird for me!) THAT BEING SAID, I'm glad we gave this place a chance! Service was great! From check in to check out! We felt taken care of. The building itself has SO MUCH history! It was very cool to learn about it and walk around. Wish we got there early enough to have a drink at the bar but we were pooped when we arrived! Very cool and I'd recommend just bc or the experience!

We totally enjoy ourselves at McMenamins whether here or any of their other locations! Being close…read moreto our house and offering patio dining for folks like us with dogs, we frequent as often as we can! Sadly, weather is not always accommodating and the infrequent t rains make the visits limited! If you do want to bring your dogs and have great food choices, this is the place - not too mention great service and a good adult beverage selection!!!!

I can't say enough great things about this venue. Kari was fantastic to work with and this was a…read moredream set up for our daughters wedding. Lots of extras included and great decoration options. Highly recommend.

Beautiful Rustic Setting for your event. My brother and sister used this venue for their wedding…read more The owner is so nice, friendly and helpful. She genuinely cares that you enjoy your big day and the people that she helps through her program. I love the barn and all the lights. 2 floors in the barn, plenty of room outside, a separate building with bridal suite/groomsmen den & restrooms.