CreeksideCabin at Mt.Rainier dog friendlyFreshOrganicEggs

Washer/dryer was a big plus. Location decent, could use a few more lights in bedrooms

Pros:- Great location- Super peaceful neighborhood - Beautiful nature - Had all necessitiesMeh:- Not the cleanest- Silverware, plates, and cups had food bits or residue and had to be washed before using- Cobwebs on lights - Tub doesn’t drain well at all- The house has definitely been smoked in, though it smells older like it was years and years ago. It would have been nice for that to be disclosed as we have a child with Cystic Fibrosis and this can irritate his lungs even if it’s old or stale smoke. - The outdoor area had a decent amount of refuse - old broken lights, plastic stuff, and a deer carcass (yes, carcass) by the outside building that appeared to be burned. This poses a threat to the wildlife and nature which had been a major plus for us when deciding on this location.All in all a place with amazing potential with some really light lift attention to cleanliness.

Initially the check in was a negative the door code didn't work and we couldn't get ahold of the host. She finally got back to us and remotely reset the code. After that it was a lovely stay. Very cool property....fyi the trail down to the creek is very rough be careful with kiddos.

The cabin has a musty or strange smell around the bathroom and kitchen. Overall the property is as advertised. It’s comfortable as a cabin but no frills.

The site was fine except that it smalls like dogs, smoke and mold. Comfortable beds. Outdoor area was very nice. My biggest complaint however is the owner didn’t send the address despite my email request for address 24 hours in advance. We lost an hour of our vacation calling VRBO to get the address. I received the seven item list of details about the property. But without the address it’s a moot point. She still has not relied to my request 48 hours later.

Nice location for getting to Mt. Rai ier. Very calming and peaceful back yard.

Cute cabin, lovely back yard with the sound of the stream. Just right for our short stay. Well equipped kitchen and fans for every room were much appreciated. No issues, we would come back again.

Was perfect quiet and beautiful

My stay overnight was for my Granddaughters wedding that was performed in the area. The interior was clean and comfortable and I would stay here again.

Hard to find, get address, house does not look great from the outside. Beds were nice lots of room. Stove old and scary rest of kitchen good. Outside area nice for fires, a little dirty for eating out there

The equivalent of a coors light at a football game: overpriced and doesn't meets expectations, but you gotta do it to fully enjoy the experience. Slim pickings in Ashford outside of Rainier and folks know it based on prices. We spent one night here, fine for the night but were happy to leave. Very quirky inside: minimal seating in the family room, outdoor lights turn on automatically at night right in the bedroom window, doors lock after 20 seconds (super annoying), the oldest cooktop I've ever used in my life, noisy heating system. Comfortable beds though and a warm shower. It served its purpose for the 12 hours we were there, but unlikely we would stay again.

We were happy to stay in a location extremely close to Mount Rainier and amenities in Ashford/ Elbe. Quiet neighborhood with deer, comfortable beds, and good communication were the positive points for us. We stayed during unseasonably warm temps but the window A/C and fans did provide comfort.

Fantastic location if you want access to Mt. Ranier. Nice firepit and backyard with creek. For the accommodations, they are rustic, older appliances & home but all the basic needs provided. Comfortable beds as well. The house has a foul smell in the bedrooms and cleaning details such as cobwebs and dead bugs were overlooked. Price is high for the accomadations.

want to stay more days

This was a last-minute booking when Mt. Rainier’s unpredictable weather decided not cooperate for a planned night of camping in the park and despite copious rain there was a burn ban prohibiting camp fires. For what it is, the pricetag was a little spendy but you’re paying for proximity to the park and in our case, the late booking. It’s a bit of a funky older cabin but very cute and it has been updated with modern touches throughout. All in all, we enjoyed our stay but didn’t feel comfortable with our younger children sleeping in the separate tiny house where the trundle bed is located because it didn’t have heat and the doors automatically lock behind you, requiring a code to re-enter, which would’ve been a problem for kids waking up to use the bathroom. Fortunately, we had 2 air mattresses so they slept in the main house with us, but fair warning to those traveling with younger kids. We were also woken up at at 3am by the decorative hanging lights outside our window when they seemingly just turned on randomly; turns out when I went to inspect how to turn them off they were on a timer set to turn on at 3am - a bad joke from the previous renters?!

Enjoyed our stay here - next to a beautiful creek and close to Mt Rainier. Would recommend.