On short notice of only an hour, with the weather socking me in at Mt. Rainier National Park, I called the Hotel Packwood to see if they could shelter me from the storm! Why yes, no problem, was owner Marilyn's cheery answer! On arrival, Marilyn welcomed me with stories from the 1912 founding of the property and President Teddy Roosevelt's... More

What a great find!! Rustic charm, great interior decorating, and a real bargain. The best place we stayed in our trip to the Olympic Peninsula!! This was definitley the best value we found along the entire route.

I've stayed there twice wth my grandkids, ages 6 and 8. Our purpose was skiing at White Pass, a 20' drive away. The Packwood Hotel has a great location, close to restaurants and groceries. The best part for my grandkids was that there were other kids there, including the Marilyn's grandkids. After skiing the kids enjoyed playing and we ate... More

We've stayed at Hotel Packwood a few time now and have been amazed by the place time-after-time. The place is clean, the innkeeper and other guests are always super friendly, the rooms are comfortable and it's within walking distance to everything in the tiny town. Next time I'll bring my own pillow (I'm a pillow snob) and ear plugs since... More

The hotel is lovely decorated and has a really nice atmosphere. The lobby makes you feel like sitting in your rustic cabin living room. By the way, the WiFi works perfectly down there, however, not so well in the room upstairs. But to be fair, this is something Marylin, the owner informs you about right away. Also, the room I... More

My husband and I stayed at Hotel Packwood while visiting Mount Rainier NP. I had read about this hotel on trip advisor and it sounded like my kind of place, not your cookie cutter lodging, but very clean and with character. The hotel is a 100 yr. old historic landmark that has a homey feel. It had nine rooms upstairs,... More

This place brought memories of my youth with its quirky, old-timey and rustic charm. Keys here seem more like a token than a necessity (in fact mine was, as I don't really think it locked the door - at least I couldn't get it to work) but given the extremely laid back vibe and pleasant proprietor, I had no worries... More

If you are headed to the Mount Rainier area, consider staying here. Granted, it sure looks unusual...but what a fun place to stay! The rooms are small but the beds are comfy and the sheets and quilts soft and homey. We shared a bathroom and paid only $39.00 for our night there...and were serenaded by bugling elk all night long...from... More

We loved this place. It's a bit of a step back in time, but the owners are great, the rooms are charming and if you love dogs, "Jed" is the best! I wouldn't stay anywhere else if I were in the Mt. Ranier area. Don't expect fancy, but do expect friendly. We loved it!