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“Honestly there's nothing else that would have made this stay better. On top of everything that went well, we had 7 full days of pure sunshine, it was phenomenal! Definitely recommend the area though; VERY quiet, walking distance to food and shopping and you're on the highway in less that 30 seconds if you need to be!”

“Great location for me while I was moving into my home. Hosts were great and very communicative. I could tell how much pride they put into preparing the room. I plan on booking again for visitors when needed!”

“This is the most beautiful and cozy place I have ever stayed during my travels. Having visited 56 national parks, I can easily say this is the best. The host was wonderful and very attentive.”

“Everything about the property was amazing ”

“I booked this place 2 months out and when it came time to check in the owners did not have the place ready and were not aware the booking was made. They did not answer as I was calling them and eventually I had to give up”

“A beautiful place to stay. Peaceful and tranquil I will stay again when in town.”

“Downtown Eatonville could walk to stores, very quiet for sleeping, 30 miles from Mount Rainier, looking thru trees in front of house could see Mt Rainier. If older might have trouble with going upstairs to upstairs bedroom but the bottom bunk bed is quite large if wanted to sleep downstairs. Overall we had a very enjoyable stay.”

“We had an excellent stay. The uard is fully fenced so we didnt have to have our dog on lead in the yard. Ots very easy to get from here to all the places we wanted to go. The neighborhoof was lovely for morning dog walks. We appreciated the tea wrlcome gift. We'd definitely stay here again.”

“Very nice and mostly quiet unit. Cute little "Welcome Book" that gave instructions, contact information, and provided little tourist areas to go see. Up-to-date appliances and stocked kitchen. There were dirty dishes in the dishwasher when we arrived, but everything else was clean.”

“The host had great communication and kept in constant contact.”