A peaceful setting, spacious rooms, delicious breakfasts, and an affable host named Don are among Tayberry's best assets. Quietly located in rural Puyallup, this beautiful old country house is colourfully decorated in a Victorian-Americana motif; the home remains clean and well-kept despite the fact that it appears to be aging slightly. Don is an accommodating and engaging host who makes guests feel welcome. Tayberry is a great choice if you're after a relaxing place to stop or a spot for a pleasant country getaway.

We often stay at B&B's and this one was below our standards. Worst of all, no working smoke detector in the room. Carpeting stained and also sheets. Breakfasts were just OK - nothing special. I wouldn't recommend this place. Also supposedly owned by a couple, but we never met the wife in the two days we stayed there.

We loved out stay at Tayberry Cottage. We were in the Suite and it is a very beautiful, comfortable and spacious room. The other rooms were smaller but looked just as cozy. We only met Don and one of his teenage sons since our stay was short, but they were most welcoming and Don is a great cook! Don and his wife are fairly new owners but it seems from other reviews the feel is just as warm and relaxing as the previous owners offered.
It's in a great location, close to down town and the fairgrounds. Most striking was it was so quiet, and the tree farm just across the lane gives the location a country feel.
There is a hot tub available that we didn't have time to use.
Would definitely stay here when traveling in the area again!
(One footnote- the city recently renamed their address to 2718 9th Ave SW., so if you print out the page with 80th St. E., you will have trouble finding it. Check for the right address before you leave home)

This home is set outside Puyallup, bordering farm land, but near the town. We had a large room with a separate sitting area where the 12 year old daughter could sleep with a bit of privacy. Breakfast was good, not too heavy; the coffee was good; and the host, Don, was very conversational and available.