National Park Inn Longmire, Longmire

This inn is a charming spot right at the foot of Mt. Rainier, boasting clean rooms and a fantastic porch view. I loved the peaceful atmosphere and the ability to enjoy a glass of wine with a stunning backdrop. However, the dining could use improvements in both quality and variety, especially for breakfast and dinner, which fell short considering the price.

Overall, I had a mixed experience at this inn. The location was stunning, with breathtaking views of Mt. Rainier, and the service was warm and accommodating. However, I faced some significant challenges regarding accessibility for my elderly mother-in-law, as all rooms were located upstairs with no elevator. Additionally, the dining experience left much to be desired, with both dinner and breakfast not living up to our expectations.

The hotel is a nice option for exploring the park, with cozy rooms and a lovely dining experience. However, the limited menu and higher prices might not make it the best value for everyone. The stunning mountain views from the property and the peace of the snow-covered scenery definitely make up for a few of its shortcomings.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere away from the crowds of nearby Paradise Inn. The rooms, though simple and spartan, met my needs for a comfortable night after a long drive. Dining was decent but could improve with a more varied menu. Overall, I appreciated the location but felt some areas could be streamlined for better guest experience.

My stay at the National Park Lodge was an unforgettable experience surrounded by the natural beauty of Mt. Rainier. The rooms were clean and comfortable, and the staff went above and beyond to make my stay enjoyable. The dining options were a highlight, but one visit felt lacking in quality. Overall, it’s a fantastic spot for nature lovers looking for a cozy retreat, while just a few dining hiccups kept it from perfection.