Castelli a Southwest Washington

“The Nisqually Lodge was very close to Mt. Rainier National Park and a couple of great restaurants. The lodge was clean, cozy and family friendly. They had board games for the kids, coffee and hot cocoa in the lobby, and a stuffed bear -- not the teddy bear kind -- at the top of the stairs toward the guestrooms. The staff was friendly and helpful. My family will definitely stay again.”

“Nice simple little place tucked out of the way. Perfect for a little getaway. Clean room, comfortable bed, and nice staff. ”

“The tub is amazing! There's constant hot water and fills up tub without running out. The beds are so comfortable. There were toothbrushes and paste along with soap and normal toiletries. We've stayed 3 times in 3 months. I don't have privacy at my house. The huge rooms are nice but needs a few repairs and updates. Staff were helpful and nice. Gonna stay again soon. ”

“I brought my granddaughter and a friend for 3 nites, both 12 years old! ! They had a great time! I felt very safe letting g them do the wand experience without my supervision! They had a blast! I so purchased a package for $399, think , that included endless sodas in 2 special cup, endless popcorn, 2 cups of candy, the Minager experience for2, and $100 food credit… can’t remember what else, but anyway they did IT ALL, and had a blast! They loved the water slides, wave pool, and hot tubs! We...

“We were disappointed ”

“Very good”

“Water was slow draining ”

“Bellissima location in mezzo al parco. Pulita e comoda anche se purtroppo la nostra sosta è stata troppo breve”

“A clean and spacious room. Checked in late and was greeted by friendly front desk.”

“Abbiamo una bella camera spaziosa con un letto vero king con balcone privato ed abbiamo mangiato molto bene al ristorante annesso. Personale gentile Tutto molto bene ”

“Older hotel but all class. It feels like stepping back in time. Rooms were clean and comfortable. The grounds are beautiful like a park. Well maintained. And for the price seems like you are being treated to a special experience for not very much money.”