National Park Inn

Corinne Hofmann

Pretty views and wonderful historic property. The room was comfortable. I grabbed a salad from the restaurant and enjoyed the views on the porch. Staff was short but both ladies were very nice. Coffee was provided at the front desk in the am. Parking was an issue because there are no designated spots for guests.

Vero “streghina70” Eymann

Wouldn't recommend this inn to anyone. Highly expensive, just for the view, outside. The room was far from comfortable, no amenities at all, not even a closet, or a hang.. Part of the bathroom is in the room, and just a sliding door, for the rest. We couldn't find another place, in the Park, or on the nearby. The recepcionist was a great disaster, on the afternoon. I had my food bag, for the road, and they didn't have the courtesy of keeping my ice bars, in their restaurant, which was, by the way, closed because they didn't have enough employees. So, what to say, just coffee on the reception, at breakfast, nothing more.

Kacey Herrington

Patty at the front desk is very aloof. She paid zero attention to any guests who approached the desk. The other girl (didn’t get her name) tried to be helpful… but she gave us wrong information that wasted a good part of our day. The restaurant is way overpriced. I paid $40 for a drink and a chicken dish in a small takeout box. The food was just okay, and I had to fight for a filthy table on the porch where I could eat it (restaurant still closed due to Covid). Overall the experience was not terrible, but could have been much better

amanda ryan

Loved our waitress, she was very funny/sweet! The food was pretty mediocre though unfortunately, (aside from the pear bruschetta appetizer, which was delicious!) and they sat us at a table in the middle of the room for valentines dinner despite there being numerous other more intimate/private corner tables that never were seated as it was slow, so that was a bit of a bummer.