I loved the tiny house, how clean it was and how all of the fixtures were up scale! You had a restaurant and a coffee shop on site and it’s 8 min from the national park (45 min from skyline loop trail). The staff was so kind! We were sitting by our fire pit but didn’t have it lit bc we had no wood. The owner came up with wood and kindling without us even asking!

They need a mirror in every room which will free up the bathroom from people getting ready in the morning. They also should allow you to park closer to your house bc carrying all the luggage across the field was annoying. It would feel even more like camping to have your car easily accessible and if you allow that then you’d have more parking spaces for coffee shop and restaurant

Food was good, rooms were clean, the "cannibal hot tub" was unique and a cool experience. A herd of elk visited the neighboring meadows daily. Over all a great place to stay for a "base camp" of sorts for your Mt. Rainier activities!

Poor Anna seemed to be running the entire facility herself... from lobby guest check in to hostess and server for the restaurant, to the barista and cook for the café... her demeanor was very flat and not as welcoming as you would like from someone who handled all guest services! She maybe smiled 2 times in the 3 days we were there! Anyway some help and warm welcoming smiles would have made it near perfect! And better lighting in the rooms!

The place was excellent — sweet and romantic. The houses are adorable, and they have everything you might need, from mouthwash to a heater. The service was also amazing. Alexander helped us set up the hot tub and was incredibly thoughtful. He not only made sure we enjoyed the experience but also created a great atmosphere. The food was fantastic — we especially loved the crepes and the spartan cake. We definitely want to come back!

Lovely cabins in a perfect location for a trip up to Paradise. Wonderful bathroom with deep bath and plenty of towels. Fridge was a nice surprise, coffee maker all in order. Resturant serving a good variety of foods, accomodated gluten free and vegetarians in the party.

Good for sleeping in and leaving for activities. Room didn't have much sensible seating for working or a boardgame. Cabin was down a poorly lit staircase - not great accessibility.

Great location just before entering Mount Rainier National Park! Very comfortable stay and all according to description.

Dirty plates and cutlery in the room. Looks like cleaner just overlooked to take care of that. Spotted black mold in the bathroom.

Room was comfortable and quiet. Really enjoyed that it had a Ukrainian restaurant, as was the nationality of the proprietors.

There was not any hot water at the time, management was informed. Also, it would be nice to have an ice machine available.

We stayed in a king cabin, which was simple but comfortable. Bathroom was well done, and we especially liked the heated floors. Great location near the Paradise entrance of Mt. Rainier. We had breakfast at the cafe onsite, and appreciated the variety in choices, and all the yummy baked goods. We also booked the Cannibal Hot Tub, and really enjoyed that experience. Note: they are doing a lot of work on the grounds and constructing new buildings. None of it bothered us during our stay and there was no problem with noise, but know that some of the grounds are under construction, and the asthetics of the property are affected by that.

Bed was a bit soft.

Breakfast is not included in the room charge but they have the most lovely bakery/coffee place. It was well decorated and I enjoyed my berry crepes there. It was really nice to have these options when you're deep in mountains.

Nothing to complain, but it would be even better if the bathroom have installed towel hangers so we could have a place to hang our damp, used towels

We loved staying in Paradise Village. Rooms are clean and cozy, the staff were friendly and very welcoming. You can try an authentic Ukrainian food like borsch and varenyky. We were also very happy to find a cannibal hot tub (чан) so far from Carpathian Mountains. I highly recommend this place and I’m truly glad to find a piece of Ukraine in the US.

It is a wonderful place. A little bit construction on property, what makes it look a little bit unfinished.

Unfinished construction work on the property. Also we expected to have syrnyki and varenyky (which is must have for Ukrainian cuisine) for breakfast but they are not available, which is horrible!!! Please, add them to the menu.