Ashford Independent Hotels: Ashford Hotel Guide

A wooden cabin with a sign reading "MOUNTAIN HAUS" and a bar and grill area with a blue and white striped awning.

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Top Ashford Hotel Reviews

Cowlitz River Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"We had a great stay here. The room was very big and clean, and the staff were very friendly. They had a room next to the lobby with coffee and popcorn that was free to the guests and had live music when we were there. They also had an assortment of different games in the lobby that we didn't get to try out. The location was also very nice since it was right across the street from the grocery store, and the street had many dining options and a gift shop."

Mill Village Motel

8/10 Good

"Nice motel I would stay here again"

Paradise Village Hotel

8/10 Good

"This was a great place to stay near the Paradise side of MRNP. We stayed in the A-frame, which was super nice. When we first arrived, we were without hot water, but the staff worked on it until it was fixed. Parking was great. The room was very clean. Also, make sure to make a reservation at the Ukrainian restaurant. It was delicious!"

Packwood Lodge

8/10 Good

"Staff was very helpful."

Alta Crystal Resort

10/10 Excellent

"We spent two nights at Alta Crystal Resort while visiting Mount Rainier and really enjoyed our stay. It’s just over 2 miles from the park entrance and tucked into a beautiful, tree-covered setting. The pool area is such a nice place to relax after hiking. We saw people lounging poolside with books and others enjoying the hot tub, but my favorite was the cedar barrel sauna. HEAVENLY! It heated up to around 170° pretty quickly and felt absolutely amazing after a long day of hiking. We stayed in a Queen Loft, which had a full kitchen, dining and living area, smart TV, and a wood stove. They even provided firewood and fire starter. The balcony was especially nice in the morning. The bedroom itself was small but comfortable, the shower had great water pressure and plenty of hot water, and they provided plenty of regular and pool towels. Even the toiletries smelled great and were made with natural ingredients. The little store onsite was convenient for snacks and small necessities—we actually needed a razor, so that was appreciated! There’s also a water bottle filling station, which was perfect before heading out for the day, and plenty of parking. Overall, a cozy and convenient place to stay when exploring Mount Rainier, and that sauna alone was worth it!"