Hotels in Maple Valley, Washington

Maple Valley, Washington is located approximately 25 miles southeast of Seattle and approximately 40 miles north of Mount Rainier National Park. Lake Wilderness is within the city limits and features 117 acres of recreational opportunities, such as a beach with swimming area, an arboretum, an amphitheater, and a lodge for events. In Maple Valley, a bed and breakfast lodging is an option for travelers, and major hotels are available outside the city limits in nearby Auburn or Kent.

Maple Valley Bed & Breakfast

Maple Valley Bed & Breakfast offers two guestroom options: Family Bear Guest Room and Papa Bear's Guest Room. The Family Bear Guest Room offers a full-sized bed, plus two twin beds. Papa Bear's room has a queen size bed and a sink. Both rooms open via French doors to a roof garden and share a restroom facility. The chalet-style home resides on five acres of woods and a pond.

Maple Valley Bed & Breakfast
20020 SE 228th Street
Maple Valley, WA 98038
(425) 432-1409
maplevalleybnb.com

Comfort Inn

From Comfort Inn in Kent, the drive to Maple Valley is approximately 20 minutes east on two major highways. There are 102 rooms available with microwaves and refrigerators, and pets are allowed with additional fees. Free amenities include breakfast, newspaper delivery, wireless access, computer access, and voicemail. An indoor heated pool, hot tub, and fitness center are also on-site for guests.

Comfort Inn
22311 84th Avenue South
Kent, WA 98032
(253) 872-2211
comfortinn.com/hotel-kent-washington-WA020

Extended Stay America

This hotel, located 11 miles from Maple Valley using side streets, offers amenities for those planning to stay beyond one or two nights. Each room, called a studio suite, has a kitchen with full-size appliances and necessary dining and eating utensils. Pets are allowed, with a per diem cleaning fee. Housekeeping service is limited to once per seven-day stay, but towels may be exchanged daily.

Extended Stay America
22520 83rd Avenue South
Kent, WA 98032
(253) 872-6514
extendedstayamerica.com/minisite/?hotelID=866

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Article Written By Michelle Hornaday

Michelle Hornaday lives in Edmonds, Washington and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Washington State University and a Master of Education from Northern Arizona University. She is currently a freelance writer for various websites.

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