About Historic Hotel Packwood
In 1912 visitors found inviting accommodations at the Historic Hotel Packwood. Today the tradition continues with this charming property. With proximity to 3 volcanoes, it’s easy to see why Packwood is a playground for visitors who enjoy scenic drives and outdoor recreation. At the Historic Hotel Packwood, the vibe is timeless, and distinctive in all the right ways.
About the Accommodations
Guests can choose from nine unique rooms and suites, each decorated with gorgeous William Morris wallpapers. Both light and dark hues of the designer wallpaper play well with natural light to provide an ambiance that drives home the point, this is no boring cookie-cutter hotel. Each room and suite is thoughtfully designed and named after a local hiking trail. Five hotel suites have private bathrooms with tiled showers. Four have access to two shared bathrooms and showers just a few steps down the second-floor hall. Each guest bathroom in the main hotel features iconic classic black and white hex tile floors and subway tile showers.
For over a century visitors to Packwood pulled up a chair on the inviting veranda. Once you see the space you can understand why. From this vantage point, guests can watch the local elk herd, take in views of Rainier and enjoy the sweetness of mountain life. Today the tradition continues with updated amenities and modern conveniences like WIFI. The covered porch space continues to be an ideal spot for guests to gather. The hotel has two main floors. Eight of the guest rooms and suites are on the hotel’s second floor, with the ninth in the adjacent ground-floor cabin. Each room accommodates one or two guests. Please note, occupancy is firm, no cots or cribs are available at this time. Second-floor rooms and suites are all accessed by stairs. There is no elevator in the Historic Hotel Packwood.
About the Location
Near Packwood State Park, Packwood Lake, the Cowlitz River, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, and a short drive from the Stevens Canyon entrance to Mount Rainier National Park. The Stevens Canyon entrance provides easy access to the popular Silver Falls trail at Ohanapecosh. The White Pass Scenic Byway is nearby and offers miles of gorgeous scenery. The Historic Hotel Packwood provides a launching point to experience the beautiful Cascade Mountains of the Pacific Northwest. (For general aviation pilots, the Historic Hotel Packwood is located one block from the Packwood Airport.)
Located
115 miles from the Seattle International Airport
141 miles from Portland International Airport
30 miles from Mt. St. Helens monument
19 miles to White Pass Ski Area
15 miles to Gifford Pinchot National Forest
11 miles to the Ohanapecosh Visitor Center, Mount Rainier National Park
1.5 miles to Packwood State Park
