Paradise Village Hotel & Restaurant

Nope, don’t eat here.

Entering into the cafe the space is homey and comfortable. That’s the only positive thing to say about eating here. The young woman working the counter had no idea how to make the coffee that I ordered, and additionally forgot about it until we got our food. It still wasn’t what we ordered. Off the menu we ordered the creamy Mac and cheese, potato polish pirogies, and the polish soup. All of it lacked any flavor or seasoning at all. The pirogies are machine made and frozen upon ordering. The soup broth was hot water only. The veggies in the soup were hard and also previously frozen. The chicken dumplings in the soup were marginally good except that we had 6 in the entire large cup that cost $15. Overall the restaurant isn’t nearly worth the money for the food and you should go eat elsewhere. If you wanted authentic polish or Ukrainian food, this isn’t it.

Well, my husband and I are actually stay here this evening. These cabins are adorable and the bed is so comfortable. Rooms are clean and newly remodeled not to mention the cool set up in the bathroom with Bluetooth speaker and cool blue light. Awesome. The bakery was also delicious and we would have eaten at the restaurant if we hadn’t already made plans. You won’t regret staying here. So glad we chose it for our monthly night out away from the kids. Thanks.

Awesome breakfast! I loved how they had such variety and stir-fried vegetables and meat-filled tortellini sort of thing.
The mattress and pillows were very comfortable. We stayed on the second floor so the ceiling was a bit low, bathroom a bit small, and a bit hot but we loved staying in a wooden cabin. I would suggest a black out curtain to block out some sun and area rug seemed unnecessary for summer.

The restaurant is great! Cozy little place very close to the national park entrance. My first attempt at Ukrainian food, and I loved it! They have 3-4 vegan (and vegetarian) options in the entrees, all of which are delicious!

This place is a hidden gem!!! The rooms have beautiful upgrades and the food is A-mazing!!!! Be patient with this family, they are working hard!!! We had rib eye and lamb ribs for dinner, both excellent. The deep-fried potatoes and seasoned veggies are equally as good!! The crepes and omelets for breakfast were also excellent!! Even the espresso was great. A++++

So disappointed, somebody took a lot of time energy and love making this place nice but my whole experience was totally ruined by one extremely rude gal the night of check in and first thing the next morning at the cafe. Sad when one rude employee can ruin a guests stay with their poor attitude.

Jamey is amazing! She is so sweet and so accommodating. I stayed there for one night but hung out in the restaurant while I did some work on my laptop. She makes great food and coffee. Thank you, Jamey!

5 star rooms with 5 star food and pastries, stayed for a night and came back for the food, especially all of the Ukranian pastries and foods was nice to experience instead of all of the american foods Im used to.

Cute and cozy room with comfortable beds! However, the shower is hung up with ropes instead of shower hooks and while the description of the hotel says there is free breakfast (on Google), that is FALSE. There is no free/complimentary breakfast for guests. The closest town is about 25 mins away, so make sure you have everything you need before arriving. Our shower and sink were both clogged upon arrival, but will hopefully be fixed by the time we’re done hiking at Mount Rainier NP. Honestly, they could use more staff. Otherwise, a decent place to stay.

It’s a family run business which makes this place unique and so different from the hotel chains. The place was extremely clean with an interesting design. We reserved the hot tub for two hours and it was amazing! And of course the best breakfast ever! (I’ve had the chicken crepe and waffle with bananas, raspberry jam and chocolate)