Paradise Village Lodge: Rustic Cabins & Spa Retreats Near Mt. Rainier

Discover the charm of Paradise Village with its rustic cabins, soothing Cannibal Hot Tub & Sauna, and the unique Bee Therapy, all nestled in the serene backdrop of Mt. Rainier.

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Rooms from $163.80 to $205.80; Spa: Cannibal Hot Tub/Sauna $100-$450, Bee Therapy $50
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Relax in Paradise Village's cozy cabins with unique spa experiences near Mt. Rainier, offering comfort and adventure. Discover the charm of Paradise Village with its rustic cabins, soothing Cannibal Hot Tub & Sauna, and the unique Bee Therapy, all nestled in the serene backdrop of Mt. Rainier. Escape to the tranquility of Paradise Village Lodge, your serene retreat near Mt. Rainier National Park. Offering a range of cozy accommodations from intimate tiny cabins to spacious rooms, each space is thoughtfully designed for comfort with amenities like air conditioning, mini-refrigerators, and coffee machines. Step outside to bask in nature, or unwind with our distinctive spa experiences including the Cannibal Hot Tub and Wood Fired Sauna. For a truly unique relaxation, explore the healing vibes of our Bee Therapy. Whether seeking adventure or serenity, Paradise Village promises a memorable stay amidst the natural beauty of Ashford, Washington.

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Itinerary

Check into your chosen cozy cabin or room and familiarize yourself with the lodge's amenities.
Enjoy a hearty meal of Ukrainian cuisine at the on-site restaurant.
Book a relaxing session in the Cannibal Hot Tub or unwind in the Wood Fired Sauna.
For a unique experience, try the Bee Therapy for relaxation and health benefits.
Explore the natural beauty of Mt. Rainier National Park or simply relax amidst the serene lodge surroundings.

Location

31811 WA-706, Ashford, WA 98304

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Packing List

Casual and comfortable outdoor wear suitable for the mountain environment
Swimwear for the hot tub and sauna sessions
Hiking gear if planning to explore the surrounding natural landscapes
Personal essentials and toiletries, although basic amenities are provided

4.3 ● Google reviews

I stayed at Paradise Valley Hotel one night after visiting Mt Rainier. You just conveniently keep driving down the road to the entrance of Mt Rainier National Park. I had a King room, it was really lovely, cozy and comfortable. You can tell everything in the room was well thought out and picked. The surrounding view was really nice and peaceful. I saw some Elk grazing in the meadow across from my room. Two thumbs up 👍 👍

This is a very special place. Right when you enter, you can see the care and attention being put into this environment from the lavender plants to the wood carvings to the Ukrainian restaurant and the tub. Not only that, but staying in the tiny home cabin was truly delightful. The staff were all very kind and made me feel welcome. I felt very relaxed as I left. Also make sure you go to the restaurant because the food is SO good. Their soup restored my energy. Definitely coming back!

Paradise Village Lodge exceeded our expectations. The warm welcome from Christina at the front desk set the tone for our stay. She ensured our room was perfectly situated, catering to our needs. We're already planning our next visit and will enthusiastically recommend it to others.

We stayed for two nights in March 2024. The resort was very accommodating, and the room was fantastic. The well-outfitted bathroom especially, with a heated floor and a great shower head, was exactly what we needed after hiking all day on Mount Rainier. Because we came so out of season, we had a little trouble getting hold of folks in the restaurant and bakery during its opening hours, at one point waiting 15 minutes for someone to show up to serve us. The food we did have, though, was fantastic, including the garlic potato pierogis in the picture.

Loved it. The cabin we stayed at was clean, nice and private. The Cannibal hot tub experience was great and unique as well. Not many places to eat around there, but the Paradise Village restaurant had breakfast, lunch and dinner available (somewhat high but not too unreasonable prices). Overall, it was a very nice couple’s getaway for us.

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