Don't go to Copper Creek if you like hotel rooms; a bed, a bath, sometimes a table, and a door. No, these cabins are for adventure seekers, outdoorsy types, or maybe sweethearts that want to enjoy a little comfort after a hard day of snow shoeing at Paradise on Rainier. Nearly everyone of them have your own hot tub, some... More

We had a lovely stay in the Dreamweaver cabin in April. It was raining on our first night and we had reseigned ourselves to a weekend of movies and hanging out by the fire, but by the next morning it had snowed and it didn't stop until we left! The cabin is perfect for two (although can sleep 4, but... More

We stayed at the Copper Creek Inn on March 27th 2013 and was blown away! The grounds were emaculate, the Dreamweaver cabin was spotlessly clean, and the hot tub perfectly warm and comfy..!! We had a wonderful time and look forward to returning..!! The owners are very nice people and dedicated to making sure that your stay is enjoyable. Thank... More

This place resembles an OLD disgusting rooming house. Although the bedrooms have nice furniture and a country feel that is the end of everything positive .There is a "restaurant" on the bottom floor. We had a 2 bdrm "sutie"! Kitchen fan came on around 8PM - we thought we were having a small earthquake...that is the Truth. The fan continued... More

Stayed here for 2 nights in the Dreamweaver cabin, woke up to snow falling. Spent hours in the hot tub under the forest of trees. A great get-away to peace and quite, no cell phone service here. With just a short drive we watched several black tail dear along the road feeding. A must stop is at the cafe for... More

After a long day on the road from Seattle, trekking up at Paradise we finally made our way to Copper Creek Inn. Without a reservation they stilled managed to get us a seat by the bar. Perfect food at a good price and served in good spirit although a full house. Breakfast next morning with the famous blackberry pie which... More

Beautiful location off the highway, four miles from Ashford. We had participated in the Third annual wine tasting event which was a fun experience. The suite was large and comfortable with coffee beans to self-grind, microwave, toaster, and small refrigerator near a two chair pine kitchen table. No TV but DVD. Bring your own movies or view the handful available... More

We stayed at the Copper Creek Inn for four nights. The room was basic and clean, but the breakfast was forgotten on one morning when the restaurant was not open. The food in the restaurant had good basic food for reasonable prices and the restaurant staff was delightfully outgoing.

I can only comment on the small restaurant, since we didn't stay at the B&B, but have to say that it is a wonderful little place to stop after a long day of hiking and signtseeing. The food is basic - burgers, fried chicken, etc. -- but very good and the pie lives up to the establishment saying that it... More