Luxury Cabin Stay and Spa Experience at Mount Rainier

Went here for our 11 year wedding anniversary. It was nice to escape and go out to the wilderness, even not having service was nice because it limited distractions. The Bear cabin was cozy, I love the cedar smell and the rustic touches. The TV has been updated from the small 90s box TV show in the photos online. I wish the deck was covered like the other cabins and my husband wishes there was a bathroom door. The hot tub was very much not clean and it was pretty gross once we realized we were sitting in other people's gunk. The deck is also super slippery when wet and some tread tape would go a long way to making it safer since it's not covered. I fractured my ankle back in September so I was very nervous about stepping wrong and slipping. Water pressure in the shower was meh, not the worst I've had but not awesome; no way to turn off one shower head or the other to improve the flow either, so the one mostly poured instead of spraying. The bed was amazingly comfortable and the linens were very nice. Getting the temperature just right took some learning. There was only one restaurant open within miles (The Copper Creek Inn) and it was pretty good for what it is. The cabin kitchenette was well stocked with dishes, a microwave, and a mini fridge/freezer. We wanted to get massages, but there is no longer a spa on site and only a single massage therapist for the whole town (no couples massages) and she was booked up for the day we wanted, but we felt a romantic getaway would be less romantic spending hours alternating waiting for the other person to get a massage so we changed plans. Overall the place was cozy, quaint, and a nice getaway. For the price, a clean hot tub for each guest stay seems pretty reasonable. I think we'll try a different cabin next time, hopefully the Heron.

We spent a weekend in the Heron cabin and it was absolutely fantastic. It was a well kept, quiet little place, perfect for disconnecting from the world for a short weekend. 10/10 would recommend to other people

Spent a lovely weekend here at the Heron Cabin and we loved it so much we plan on making an annual trip out. First of all, the ONLY downside to this cabin: the wall separating the bedroom and the bathroom does not fully reach the ceiling. So there is a gap. And the door is just a curtain. Yes. Yes. I know. Make sure that whoever you spend a weekend here with really, really loves you. You will hear the sounds of nature and you will also hear the sounds of THEIR nature. So prepare yourselves emotionally for that. Aside from that minor detail, Heron cabin is PERFECTION as far as luxe forest cabins go. It has incredibly thoughtful amenities. Here is a list of things Heron cabin already has so you don't overpack two duffles like I did: - microwave, coffee maker, tea, pre ground coffee, sugar packets - salt and pepper shakers - metal spatula - tongs - cutting board - knife - scissors - various drinking cups - spoons, forks, steak knives - wine opener - large serving spoon - portable lantern - tea light candles - long lighter - charcoal - robes - shampoo, conditioner, lotion, face wash bar - a decently sized mini fridge and freezer that WORKS! - potable (and delicious) drinking water from the sink - we really loved the extra chocolates too Their DVD library is also very respectable and the soundbar/tv was surprisingly luxe. Bedding was comfortable and clean. Hot tub was also adequately clean. Heron cabin also has a private little path that leads to a great view of the creek. We met a very cute cat at the main building. You won't regret staying at Stormking.

Great way to spend a relaxing weekend. Quiet, beautiful scenery, and a great DVD movie collection available to use for free. Loved waking up with the light coming in through the skylight and bed was very comfortable. Will be coming back.

First I want to say that I loved my stay. My husband and I really enjoyed the raven cabin. I’m deducting one star, because we went to explore the woods a little behind our cabin… and ended up getting attacked by bald faced hornets. We ran back to the cabin, threw off our clothes and jumped in the hot tub. Thankfully they went away. But these bees are very aggressive and have a painful sting. We each got stung about 10 times. We noticed there was a lot of bee keeping on the property… not sure if this is connected in any way… but I would recommend a warning sign be placed a ways before the creek behind the raven cabin. Also the shower head in the bathroom sprayed water into the main living area. Again we really enjoyed the space… but a couple things that maybe the owners can tend to in the raven cabin specifically.