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"Aged but nice. Kind of a funky smell in the room but overall it was a decent enough place. "

"Old motel and cabin near park. Everything is old."

"Nice and clean with easy parking. Very quiet location. Would stay here again."

"The hot tub, sauna, and pool were wonderful after a day of skiing. Staff was responsive and helped us when we had any issues."

"Good location near White Pass and Mt. Rainier (summer). Property is good, solid, clean. Located in Packwood, where some motel properties are a bit sketchy, this one is clean, solid and everything worked. I'd stay there again. The only issue is that it is located in Packwood which has less than a handful of dining options. But that's not their fault. Oh, in the morning, we saw a herd of elk from the back window just grazing away...cool!"

"Our stay at National Park Inn was phenomenal. The room was clean and the restaurant was outstanding. This offered the perfect opportunity to unplug and see Mt. Rainer while staying in the comfort of a hotel rather than camping. Would definitely recommend. "

"Stayed in the cabin, quiet, staff are friendly specially Chris who is very hospitable. Offered us to feed the fish which was so exciting. The hotel is very near to the national park."

"The property is lovely and cute and the rooms are clean, comfortable and warmly decorated. The only observation is that there is no lobby so check in was a little confusing. After check in, there is no more interaction with hosts. However instructions are posted clearly around the room."

"This place absolutely exceeded my expectations and I came in with high ones. I was traveling solo for work and needed a proper reset between weeks, and this little corner of Ashford delivered in every way.From the moment I arrived, it was clear that every detail had been thoughtfully considered. The space was immaculate, warm, and felt like a true home away from home, exactly what you want when you're on the road and craving something that isn't a hotel room.Being right on the doorstep of Mt. Rainier National Park was the ultimate bonus. I woke up, laced up my boots, and was inside the park within minutes. There's something deeply restorative about spending a few days in the mountains, and this place made it effortless.If you're looking for a solo getaway, whether for adventure, rest, or a little of both I can't recommend this place highly enough. I'm already thinking about coming back."