National Park Inn Dining Room - Ashford

I'm so glad I'm not here. the right choice by staying in paradise inn. we went to the lobby to ask a question. the person in writing was rude and acted as if we disturbed them. the dining room was not opened.

The room was nice and clean. when we arrived, we discovered that the restaurant was closed on Monday, so we had to drive to ashford to find a place to dinner. When we were going to see each other tomorrow at 6:30 a.m., there was no one at the reception. there was a sign that the hired would check the recipe every 20-30 minutes. it should really fall a key because we don't have time to wait until someone checks us.

If I had run out of the park and read these reviews before I had come here, I would not have been here at alloverpriced and blandsalmon was not cooked, rightcheesecake was ok, but for $10 it should have been much better idea to have been bland and tasteless, not sure how they can rot tear, but this place can be, I was terribly unimprimed with the eating here

Here on the way to mt. ranier because we thought it would be easier to eat here than to wait closer to the paradies. I ordered the cook grilled cheese and it was very delicious. I absolutely loved the taste combinations. partner got the veggie burger and thought it was mediocre, but we also got fresh fruit and chips. nice looking at the mountain while they wait as it was only out service.

Horribly expensive for the portions you're given. The least expensive entre on the menu is still over 25$, They give you half a chicken breast, four asparagus spears, and a half cup of partly cooked rice(that's right it was still crunchy). Not to mention their disaster of a blueberry cobbler, if I wanted to eat a biscuit that could be used as a weapon I'd look into MREs. You are honestly better off going to eat in Packwood.