Paradise Village Hotel

For the amount we paid the room was tiny and the stairs leading up to it were rickety and sketchy. The rainfall shower head spewed water all over the bathroom floor. The room was the top floor of a house and we heard and felt every movement of the family below us….which was a family with children who got up at 6am and didn’t stop running back and forth, doors slamming, for hours. The front desk staff were a little condescending and not friendly. The photos online make the property look beautiful and calming, but really wasn’t. Also there was construction going on right next to us, which was loud and disturbing. We ordered crepes for breakfast and they were cold, one small crepe with a few bananas cut up….for $15. The restaurant was out of several items and the pierogies were brought to us in a small bowl as if they just warmed them and threw them in a bowl. I will say I ordered the salmon and it was well cooked. Using the spa amenities is very expensive. For almost $600 for two nights, not sleeping well because of the noise, the dismissive treatment we received, many things with the room and property that were misrepresented on the website and/or not working, it was not worth it and we won’t be back. I was thinking even a small discount on the sauna or something since we were guests at the hotel would have been nice. I will say the queen sized bed was very comfortable.
I never leave poor reviews for hotel stays. This is my first time. But I felt the need to post this one.

We selected this property because of the proximity to Mt Ranier. We were pleasantly surprised! We drove by it on the way into the park and my husband was worried by the exterior. But this is not a drive by! We loved the updated room with amazing heated floors in the modern bathroom, comfy bed, and THE BEST coffee maker I've ever had in a hotel...Nespresso with a variety of coffee pods. The restaurant on site was SO GOOD! We ate there both nights--Ukrainian cuisine with other delish meals like ribs and lamb lollipops (ribs). The staff isn't the friendliest, but they are Eastern Europeans :-). Highly recommend.

Had such an amazing time, the tiny cabin was adorable and perfect for my daughter and I. We had a delicious dinner, ending our night with a fire and relaxing in the cannibal. We will definitely be coming back with our whole family next time! Such a beautiful place!

Awesome low key cabins right by mt rainier

Very cute room with fridge and microwave; bathroom floor was heated which was a nice touch; ate dinner at the on-site restaurant which was very good (recommend making a reservation); good pastries at the cafe as well; was able to park right in front of our unit; only negatives were a few gnats in the room and restaurant and no fan in the room; had the window open all night which helped but would've been nice to have some air movement.

No effective Wifi in the room. Informed the staff about the issue. Manager never came back to us. No apology or support. I will not stay on the property again.

Great location right outside Rainier! Lovely property and unique restaurant. Loved it.

Cabins were very nice. A small mirror would have been handy.
Did not like shared bathroom that i had to go outside for, like camping. Could use a shelf and hooks in the bathroom.

The place was cute, enjoyed the restaurant. Everyone was very nice and helpy

Super clean property and cabin. Staff was very friendly, professional and hard working.

Clean room with a lot of amenities. There was a wedding going on so the restaurant was available but looked very promising

My husband and I stayed in the tiny cabin for 1 night and had a great time! I was pleasantly surprised at how clean the cabin was and how much room there was with heat control. Shared bathrooms with showers were right across from the cabins. I never interacted with the staff or front desk- they made it easy for late arrivals (we were at Mount Rainier later than expected). I checked in online and they texted me the cabin number with door code. Would stay here again!

Very nice place to stay. Great location, close to Rainier. We enjoyed Ukrainian cuisine and sauna! Highly recommend!

The location was excellent for
Lodging outside Mount Rainier park since all the park lodging was booked. It was 4 miles from the Nisqually entrance. The hotels Ukrainian Restaurant food quality was excellent but service was lacking. The person who greets you and the wait staff were quite unfriendly making the experience unpleasant. Interestingly they had an amazing bakery next door with numerous offerings but on two occasions we ate at the restaurant there were only cherry pierogis available. We did pick up breakfast scones and cookies at the bakery that were very good.

Can be hard to find parking when staying there. Would be nice for those paying to stay at the property would get a discount to use spa.

Cannot refund

Lovely inn with beautiful grounds and excellent access to Mt. Rainier. Staff was responsive and polite. Food at the restaurant is "mid" and we found it to be very overpriced. My husband ordered a steak that was permeated with fatty pieces and almost unable to be cut with a knife. The other issue was wifi (or the notable lack thereof). One night was had zero connection and the next night was fine. Given the price of our stay, this should not be an issue.

I rented a cabin, one of 3 with its own bathroom. It was in excellent condition, well appointed, and clean. There was a wedding going on past quiet hours and my cabin remained quiet, so it was not a problem. I was really surprised by that and I managed to sleep just fine. Having a restaurant attached is great and the cafe is also good. Staff is very kind and accommodating. The location is perfect for entering the national park.

Average property outside of the park. Rooms and bathroom are average with thin walls but shower was good with hot water. They have cute little cafe on the property. Staff was nice.

We booked way in advance for this property as we were attending a large family wedding just up the road at Copper Creek resort. Our cabin online appeared to have all that we needed however when we arrived we noticed that there wasn’t any place to hang our clothes. There is a cut out in the wall that was supposed to be a closet but was never finished. No pole, no hangers, no hooks to even hang clothes on. No dresser to put clothes away in. Just 2 little rickety chairs to lay our suitcases on leaving us without any place to sit. There is a huge big screen tv on the wall without any instructions on how to connect, the power button wasn’t working correctly. The view is that of a huge glass venue building, not what I expected to look at. All this for $300 per night, very disappointing. Cabin number was N-02.