Casas de Campo em Sudoeste de Washington,

"Clean and cosy . Was perfect for our family of 6 . Be sure to carry a bug spray . Lot of mosquitoes in the area . Location was very convenient to get to the paradise parking lot in Rainier early in the morning . "

"This was a great place to stay for visiting the park. Loved getting into the hot tub after a full day of hiking and the house was very clean. Our only issues were that the WiFi wasn’t working so we couldn’t watch tv at night, knives in the kitchen are so dull it was hard to cut a bell pepper, and the furniture and beds/ pillows were not comfortable. We loved the yard for birding. There is a steller’s jay nesting nearby and we saw lot of Ravens, sparrows, swallows, finches and warblers....

"It was amazing "

"Comfortable, upscale, private, easy to access. My family of 4 had a great stay here while visiting Mt. Ranier. We are frequent travelers and have high standards. The only thing that wasn't great was the quality of the bed pillows--if you are particular, bring your own. Everything else from the furniture to the kitchen to the hot tub and the games provided were excellent!"

"We had a great stay here. Home was nice and had alot of fun with the ping pong table and hot tub. There was a throw blanket on the top bunk that had pee on it, but was easy to wash. Clean over all, nice size yard and shower."

"Cozy cottage in Centralia WA was very comfortable. It was the perfect place to visit with family. Chris was very quick to respond when contacted and always had a helpful answer to questions. I would stay here again "

"Beautiful property. River right down the hill and trails to hike all over."

"The house was adorable on the inside and had everything we needed. I only gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because of some safety issues with the stairs. The steep stairs to the attic lack a handrail and the older members of our family didn't feel comfortable going up there. I was nervous about our 2 kids going up and down those stairs as well. The 2 sets of steps leading from the kitchen and dining room into the living room are scary too. The second step is short and the edge is curved making it...

"Cute little rustic place tucked into a wooded spot. The train rumbles by often but we didn’t find it off putting. It would be very hard to find without the directions from the host. GPS thinks there is a railroad crossing that doesn’t exist. Easy highway access for going into Portland, out to the coast or going up the river gorge."