National Park Inn

Historic Charm & Scenic Views

Nestled amongst the trees of the Historic Longmire District and a short drive from the Paradise area, the National Park Inn offers 25 cozy non-smoking guestrooms that provide a quiet place to relax and unwind without the modern distractions of televisions, telephones, and Internet.

Afternoon tea in front of a roaring fire in the guest library is always a favorite. Spectacular views of Mount Rainier from comfortable chairs on the historic porch. Enjoy a locally crafted micro brewed beer, or northwest wine as alpenglow settles on the summit of Rainier.

Guest rooms are located on the second floor and accessible by stairs with the exception of two ADA-accessible rooms on the first floor. The front desk is open from 7am- 10pm, if you are arriving after 10pm, please ring bell for service.

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Open Year Round

National Park Inn is open year round.

Check-in is 4:00pm
Check out is 11:00am

Inn Guestroom Shared Bath

Sleeps 4
Shared restrooms

Rooms have a queen, double, or twin beds with a sink, and guests share two private showers and separate men’s and women’s restrooms located in the hallway. For your convenience, each room has plush robes and slippers. Maximum occupancy is four guests.

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Inn Guestroom Private Bath

Sleeps 4
Private Bathroom

Rooms offer a private bathroom with a queen, double, or twin beds. Maximum occupancy is four guests.

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Two-Room Unit

Sleeps 4
Private bathroom

Two bedrooms share a private bathroom with a double bed in one bedroom and two twin beds in the second bedroom. Maximum occupancy is four guests.

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ADA-Accessible Rooms

Sleeps 2
Private bathroom

Located on the first floor, rooms have a private bathroom and one queen bed. Maximum occupancy is two guests.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is National Park Inn open year round?

Yes, National Park Inn operates year round.
Does National Park Inn offer ADA accessible rooms?

Yes, there are two ADA accessible rooms located on the first floor.
What room types are available at National Park Inn?

Room types include guest rooms with shared baths and guest rooms with private baths.
What time is check-in and check-out at National Park Inn?

Check-in is at 4 pm, and check-out is at 11 am.
Is Wi-Fi or television available at National Park Inn?

No, rooms do not include televisions, telephones, or internet.
Is there cell service in the park?

Cell service from all providers is extremely limited or non-existent. It is best to plan to be completely disconnected while in the park.

Afternoon tea in front of a roaring fire in the guest library is always a favorite

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“The food at The National Park in was a pleasant surprise, with gracious servers – especially Dorothy and Pia.”

AGGIE N.

“We had such a nice time staying at the National Park Inn at Longmire. We spent most of it relaxing by the fire. On our last morning the mountain came out, and she was beautiful in full view!”

CATY B.

“The National Park Inn is a great location within the park. Lodging was comfortable with a beautiful view of Mount Rainer from the front porch.”

JAN S.

Dining at National Park Inn

Savor the flavors of the Pacific Northwest in our welcoming, family-friendly dining room, where every dish is crafted to please every palate. From hearty classics to lighter fare, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. When it’s time to unwind, grab your favorite beverage and settle into a cozy chair on the front porch, where breathtaking views of Mount Rainier provide the perfect backdrop for relaxation.

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Winter Experiences

This pristine land dominated by Mount Rainier is a special place for people who love winter and snow. Snow is king. In fact, in the winter of 1971–72, Mt. Rainier set a world record with 1,122 inches of snowfall. But that doesn’t deter the thousands who come to Paradise Inn and National Park Inn every season to enjoy this winter wonderland.

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Summer Experiences

The breathtaking national park surrounding Paradise Inn and National Park Inn offers excellent opportunities for scenic drives, hiking, and mountain climbing. Most roads are open from late May to early October, and all provide stunning views and access to a variety of hiking trails and other sites.

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