國家公園旅館(National Park Inn)

It should be understood by everyone staying at the National Park Inn that this is a national park experience. That means there is no wi-fi, and the bathrooms will be shared. That said, I felt very fortunate to be able to book at the National Park Inn. Often, these kinds of places are booked years in advance, but this one is not. I hike early in the morning, so I was able to use the showers at 4:30 AM before anyone else was up. There are some trails nearby, which makes the Inn very convenient. Then the restaurant opens up for business, and the staff there is very friendly. I enjoyed the experience very much, and I would be happy to recommend it.

Staying at the Inn is very convenient for visiting the park. The property is clean and cozy. However there are many conveniences missing from this property. Although I did know this ahead of time, it is well explained, it is slightly frustrating to not have wifi in todays world. Sharing a common shower is no problem however the cleanliness of these facilities should be carefully monitored. While it did appear cleaned often, it was still mildly questionable at times. The bed was very comfortable and the room was adorable. Having a sink in the room was helpful.

very helpful front desk staff. just what we expected from a national park inn. everything we needed. room was small, but we were only in it to sleep and getvready for a park adventure. Jamil was especially helpful with great tips. Very accommodating.

The National Park Inn is an historic inn inside Mt. Ranier National Park. Rooms are small, but comfortable and most rooms do not have a bath. However, we reserved a room with a bath through ******* but when we arrived that room was not available and the manager explained that ******* had overbooked the rooms. He was able to accommodate us in a regular queen bed room with no bath and provided us a voucher for breakfast. Also, be advised that the rooms have on TV or Wi-Fi service and we also did not have cell service.

Nice to find a Bathtub in our bathroom, and small plush beds though one was lopsided. Pillows were too thick. No wifi or service. Great restaurant staff, especially Kathryn. Great to wake up in the park- so quiet at sites.

Awful Hotel in Beautiful Area We reserved a private room for two nights, paying in full for one night over a month in advance. Arrived very early in the day to find that they overbooked and we only had a room for one night and it was not private, sharing a toilet and shower with the entire floor. Tiny room with no A/C or WiFi. Desk personnel blamed overbooking on ********** (through which we have rented hundreds of rooms with never a screw-up), which made no sense since the service always confirms availability with the hotel. They said they could not make the price adjus**ent for the significant difference between the room we paid for and the room we got, and offered a reservation for the 2nd night at another hotel a half hour drive away, which we declined. The only consolation was that dinner at the hotel was good, and the service from our waitress Dee (who was the only staff member we met who seemed to care about anything) was excellent. Avoid if you have a choice.

We chose this location because of the view of Mt Rainier and the beauty of the National Park. The rooms are basic with shared bathrooms & showers, no air conditioning but comfortable beds. Staff was very helpful & friendly. Dining room serves excellent food, but rather expensive with no other options.

The room was comfortable and clean. We had dinner in the on-site restaurant which was very good. Our waitress Katherine was very helpful with her suggestions for both dessert and places to hike in the park. My husband and I enjoyed our stay very much!

Amazing little historic place that gets you off the grid! The only thing I would improve is the food service—way overpriced (28$ for a hamburger)! But the blackberry cobbler was delicious!