Paradise Village Hotel & Restaurant

We spent two days in a wonderful cabine! The cabine was relatively small but you can find everything you need (tv, fridge, microwave...) The accomondation is near the entrance of mount rainier national park. Also the food in the restaurant is good.

This is just a review for the restaurant. Our server, Jamie, was very friendly and accommodating. We had a few odd demands due to having dogs with us and she was very nice and let us sit outside even though the weather meant everyone else was inside. The peroshkis and peronis were really good too.

We stayed in one of the rooms 2 nights and had dinner once in the restaurant. The room is very dark, there is only one small window facing the main roadway. The room is spacious and WiFi worked well. The service was poor, borderline unfriendly.

The location was great. When we checked in there was no one at the lobby...we waited almost 25 minutes until someone finally came, she was extremely rude and was not friendly at all. Heads up- ALL CODES TO THE ROOMS ARE THE SAME! We accidentally went in the wrong room with the code given to us, and turns out it's the same code for all rooms- not safe at all. Also DO NOT pay extra for the "Hot Tub" it's literally a big bowl with rocks at room temperature, no one was putting wood under the tub to keep the water warm so it was luke warm. If you're planning on eating at the restaurant...plan to wait and eat for 2 hours.... Had the breakfast and waited 30 mins for crepes, once again the lady working there was extremely unfriendly and could care less about our business. Room was fine besides the pillows.

Off season stop, we drove up there to eat some Ukrainian Borscht during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Fresh Borscht was very good, as was the Polish dumpling soup. Don't miss the Honey Cake after. Being off season they were a little understaffed but did give excellent service in it's own way.

A note on pricing: the "cannibal hot tub" is not included in room price. That must be booked and paid for separately; price starts at $95 for the first hour. There is no breakfast served, but I got a latte and crepe from the cafe for $20. As all the other reviews say, the room interiors are very nice and exteriors are cute and rustic. I don't regret staying here, it just ended up costing more than I expected. Oh, and staff is disorganized- I extended my stay by one night, confirmed with the guy in the cafe (which is also front desk?), then a couple hours later someone came by my room to kick me out because it was past checkout time. Sigh.

Loved this place! Made more perfect by the late snow. The room was great. The bed was a tiny hard for me but my boyfriend thought it was perfect. I very much appreciate the heated floors in the bathroom and in the room coffee pot. If I come back to this area I'll be staying here again.

We didn't stay at the hotel, however we did visit the restaurant. Jamey could not have been nicer and went above and beyond to ensure we were taken care of. She is so sweet and makes the absolute best mac and cheese!! Also if you get a chance, try the macarons-outstanding!

Super cute cottage! We had #1 and it was really clean with plates and silverware, microwave, mini fridge with freezer and updated decor! It also had plenty of towels and extra soaps, etc

Would definitely stay here again, about 6 miles to the park and a cute little garden area behind the restaurant

Reviewing the restaurant only. They are overpriced, which is to be expected in places like this, and they have ZERO customer service and are extremely slow. We waited more than half an hour just for water to be brought to our dirty table. Finally asked where our food was after a 45 minute wait and were told it would be another 15 minutes for fish, veggies, and a side salad. They laughed and said “sorry we’re really busy” when we asked where our food was even though there were less than 10 people total in the dining room. Oh, and we froze during the hour we spent waiting for food.