Nisqually Lodge

Grabbed a room at the Nisqually Lodge for our late afternoon and following morning hikes in RNP. The location is excellent and the room is large and clean. Motel building is a bit compact and small but we had a nice evening staying here. The cabins looked very nice. Hotel rooms have very little sound insulation, so movement in other rooms is pretty apparent but nothing terrible. Good value.

We had a decent 3 night stay at this property, while visiting the Rainier National Park. The rooms were comfortable and serviced daily. It is 5 miles from the park gate, and conveniently located next to Paradise Village, which has a restaurant and a bakery No food is served at this Lodge. It is a good option for visitors to the park

We stayed at Nisqually Lodge as a base for visiting Mount Rainier National Park, and its location is hard to beat. It’s just a few minutes from the park entrance, making it perfect for an early start to beat the crowds. The lodge is a little different from the larger chain hotels we’ve stayed in. It’s small, quaint and has a cosy feel to it. We stayed on the first floor and, as far as we could tell, there isn’t a lift—just a central staircase. If you’re travelling with heavy luggage, be prepared to carry it upstairs. There’s nothing luxurious about the lodge, but there’s also nothing to complain about. It’s clean, comfortable, and offers exactly what you need if you’re planning to spend your days exploring the national park rather than sitting in a hotel room. Overall, it’s cheap and cheerful, in a fantastic location, and we’d happily stay here again for another visit to Mount Rainier.

Great little hotel about 10 min from Mt. Rainier entrance. We had the family cabin with 4 beds and a bath and small kitchen. Plenty of room and good AC. Nice large TV and fireplace and decent internet (cell service is spotty here). Very friendly staff.

Room was nice but the lady working Friday night was mean and told me to f- off after asking me for money for gas I won't come back