Great place. Has good prices per night and Nancy was very friendly too. Rooms were nice and they…read moreeven have wifi and TV there.

Nancy was very kind and accommodating! The place is small but cozy. It had everything we needed. We…read morewere comfortable and it served us well while we were in Neah Bay for a fishing trip. And the nature museum is pretty interesting! Nancy had some neat stories about quite a few of the pieces.

Plenty of camping spots & parking areas, if you got the $20 lime green day pass that you can use…read morefor the entire year. It was very quiet and chill here. Not much to the views, but definitely a place if you want alone time with nature. Quite a bit of people here to camp, so definitely a place to meet people, if you want, too. No hiking trails that I saw nearby. small beach for me

Been camping few years now and this was best location ever! RV sites right on beach! Magnificent…read moreviews. Beautiful beach. Centrally located between the town, Shi Shi beach and Cape Flattery. Loved it all. Tons of eagles. Will definite come back!

Very accommodating and on a spur of the moment trip , we were lucky to get the last spot and be in…read morea cozy private cabin. Perfect for a one night stay while exploring the coast.

These are cute little cabins, and they feel really new…read more The 'kitchen' area includes a coffee maker that takes k-cups, a microwave, roll of paper towels, and mini fridge. No silverware or plates. I was surprised they included shampoo, soap, and lotion. Although the lotion looked used. At $115 a night they should be able to replace those bottles with new ones every time even if they don't look used. Another issue was when we got to our cabin the smoke alarm was beeping because the battery was dead, and the carbon monoxide detector was missing its' batteries!! They were able to fix both of them, but I would have never known the carbon monoxide detector wasn't on if I hadn't thought that maybe that was the one going off because of a low battery! Also the Wi-Fi didn't reach all the way to our cabin so don't count on it working for you. The bed was comfortable and everything was clean. I would consider staying here again, although I may stay at the other campground next time their cabins have a better view and nicer location. We ended up paying $150 for one night here: $115 for cabin, $25 for dog fee, and $10 for mandatory Native American reservation parking pass (parking pass is good for one year)

Pretty magical place here, at The Edge. So much to do: from a short hike on the Makah Reservation…read moreto Cape Flattery, to longer hikes in Hoh rainforest, and an amazing nine-mile loop to some pictographs near Cape Alava. No shortage of things to do . . . among my favorites here is simply sitting in a chair by the window, just watching it all go by. My recent winter stay was a very dynamic time. Located at the confluence of the Pacific Ocean and the Straits of Juan de Fuca, winter weather - which in a my nine-to-five life - is something to dread, was instead one of The Stars of my stay. The rooms are comfortable and clean. The innkeepers were very knowledgeable about the area and suggested several things I wasn't aware of. I only gave it five stars because six wasn't an option.

Nicest staff you will find on the entire West End at any hotel! Beach is beautiful and you will…read morelikely be the only person on it. Office has great locally made items for sale in addition to movies and games to borrow during your stay. Units have kitchenettes very well stocked, #5 has the best view! Stock up on groceries before you come, limited groceries & restaurants are available especially in the off-season. No dogs allowed unfortunately...but we will be back! Our family always enjoys our stays here, highly recommended for a peaceful getaway!

Wow, I love this place! La push beach will forever be my happy place. I enjoyed the beach access…read morefrom the resort and witnessed a gorgeous sunset on a clear evening. The cabin we stayed at was just what we needed. It was a rustic one bed studio with a private bathroom. It's not fancy but had everything we needed for a fantastic stay! The room came with a large fridge/ freezer, microwave, cookware, dishes and hot plate for cooking. This came in extra handy since we could cook for ourselves instead of relying on the local restaurants. The Quileute Oceanside Resort was a great location to get to points of interest in Olympic national park: Hoh rainforest, lake crescent, etc. these locations are an hour drive from the resort but the drive is beautiful. No TV but I did get cell service. I saw somewhere that only Verizon works in this area. Plan to unplug for a relaxing stay. I would love to stay here again and would recommend this resort to anyone!

What a wonderful Point place to visit and stay, prices are well within a normal range and fireplace…read moreand firewood supplied in your cabin. Sits right on the beach with a beautiful scenic view of the Pacific Ocean. The staff is wonderful and accommodating.. I would recommend coming here to anyone and would love to stay a second time.

I've been wanting to see Cape Flattery and the Tatoosh Island Lighthouse for several years…read more  This summer, that's what my family and I finally did. We booked 3 cottages at Chito Beach Resort in Sekiu, Washington. My brother and his wife stayed in The Birdhouse (whose deck officially became our favorite hangout spot) We spent many memorable hours there, enjoying the ever changing views of the sea, wildlife, and spectacular sunsets. My sister stayed in The Wolf Den. I stayed in the cottage adjacent to hers, The Lighthouse.  I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in the Lighthouse Cottage. The bed was soooo comfy. Water pressure was great. So much attention was paid to every charming little detail. Nothing was overlooked.  And that view!  On Saturday night the owners, Tamara and Matt had a little get together around the bonfire with all of the guests at Chito Beach. (There are a total of 6 cottages) They were wonderful and gracious hosts who served us beverages and DELICIOUS appetizers. They made us feel very welcome there.  After I got back home, I sorted through the MANY photos that I'd taken, and decided which ones to post on Facebook.  As gorgeous as some of them are, I think some of the pictures of the sunsets at Chito Beach are even more stunning than my photos of the Cape.  Especially on our last night there. Truly magical and almost otherworldly Our time there was an experience that our family will treasure forever.

What a wonderful place to get away. Romantic. Quiet. Truly a home away from home. Tide pools to…read moreexplore. Hikes that are close ( if you want to leave the property but, you won't ). Everything you need is in the house. We stayed at the Rock House. Truly an experience. Breathtaking views. We saw otters, dolphins and puffin birds. Worth every penny!!!

If you are looking for delightful accommodations in the heart of the Olympic Peninsula, Misty…read moreValley Inn is your place! This is not your grandmother's B&B. The rooms and en suite bathrooms are private, comfortable and modernized for a wonderful experience. Everything is super clean and the bed was comfortable. The communal dining room looks out onto an incredible view and expansive deck where you can have a delicious breakfast or a glass of wine while enjoying a well-deserved rest after a day of exploring. The owner is gracious and friendly while giving you space and privacy. The front yard is like a mini rainforest and the quiet property is located just minutes from Forks and a short drive from La Push, where great beaches can be found. There are lots of little special amenities like the boot dryer, which came in handy. I would highly recommend the Inn and would love to stay again when we hopefully return to explore more of Olympic National Park.

Wow what an experience! My boyfriend and I stayed for two nights, this is one of the most…read morehospitable stays we have ever had. It was also our first bnb experience, and they shot it out of the park! After a long day of exploring, we were met with a home that was warm, filled with all the details you could imagine, & kind hosts. 10/10 would recommend!! And an amazing breakfast to boot! My only note is that it looks like they don't change the sheets or have the room tidied up for you after you check in. If one is staying longer, a room refresh would be nice :)

Olympic National Park's Lake Crescent Lodge may not be the most impressive hotel in the NPS system,…read morebut its rustic interior, with a stone fireplace, mission-style furniture and cozy bar, offers a soulful respite for travelers journeying through the heart of this American wilderness. Even if you're not staying here, it's worth a stop. The spectacular views of Lake Crescent and the nearby Marymere Falls Trail make it an essential part of any Olympic itinerary -- and a meal at Singers Table, the small but wonderful restaurant off the lobby, will make you reconsider everything you've previously believed about national park cuisine. At Singers', our family enjoyed amazing dishes of Risotto, Braised Pork, and Duck Breast, along with an entree of Cedar Plank Salmon that may have been one of the best dishes I had on our entire trip. For dessert, we shared a delicious Flourless Chocolate Torte and a flavorful Blackberry Cobbler. Service was outstanding throughout our visit, and the locally sourced Cabernet our waiter recommended paired perfectly with the meal. No visit to Olympic NP is complete without a stop at Lake Crescent Lodge and a meal at Singers' Table. Be sure to book a table ahead if you're coming in peak season, then settle in for a memorable culinary experience. Highly recommended.

We had a great stay recently at the Lodge celebrating our anniversary. The last time we were here…read morewas over a decade ago and we stayed in the cabins. This time we booked a couple of nights in the Lodge itself. It was wonderful to be able to go on hikes such as Mount Storm King and then come back to the Lodge later for a hot meal and cold drink. First I'd like to address the Lodge accommodations. The rooms are indeed small and the bathrooms are shared. Neither of these facts were problematic. Neither my wife nor I ever had to wait to use a bathroom (and there is also a bathroom downstairs if we did) or the shower. Yes the walls are thin and yes you might hear the neighbor snoring. It's a 100+ year-old Lodge and National Historic Place!! If your idea of roughing it is checking Into the Four Seasons without reservations, then maybe you should look elsewhere. Was the bed cozy? Yes! Get cozy! We ended up eating a lunch and two dinners at the restaurant. The full dinner menu is available from the bar as well, so even if reservations are full you can get the same meal in the lodge or on the enclosed patio. For lunch we had the sliders and a cup of chowder, both of which were wonderful. For dinner, one night we had the roasted wild-caught sablefish and braised pork shank, both of which also well prepared and very well presented. I appreciate a good plate presentation and the chef did not disappoint. For dinner on the second night, we had the sablefish again (it was that good) and the risotto with prawns. I had high hopes for the risotto but honestly it was the only disappointing meal we had at the Lodge. It was too salty for my liking and prawns were a little dry. The service, at the front desk, at the bar, and at the restaurant were all top notch. The staff seemed happy to be there, were eager to please and delightful conversationalists. I think a new concessionaire took over management of this location recently and they have done a great job creating a solid park experience. Finally, we enjoyed a couple of craft cocktails and glasses of wine during our stay and all was well-paired and well-made. Five stars and definitely recommend eating and staying at the Lodge.

If a million stars were possible to give i would give Miller Tree Inn a million…read more I have been trying to get reservations here for years but the time frames I wanted were always booked. I was FINALLY able to stay here and it was 100 percent worth the wait! Trent and Mary Beth are wonderful host. Along with their staff. Theresa was such a delight to talk to in the morning as well. I enjoyed conversations with them all. Everything was amazing. The room was super cozy. The bed was probably the most comfortable i've ever slept on, besides mine at home. The view was great. The homemade breads were amazing in the morning. Everything was very well kept and very clean. Relaxing on the porch or the swing reading the twilight book was great. Also, they have the movies there so you can watch them in your room if you would like to. We watched them all while staying there and it feels so different when you're actually in the location. The house is within walking distance of town. It's right up the road. That was nice and convenient. The whole place is a vibe. From the house to the city of Forks itself. I'm truly missing it now that i'm back in the hustle bustle of a big city. I'm already trying to plan a return visit. Thank you SO VERY much to Trent and Mary Beth for making our vacation so incredible and memorable. The love and care you put into the house shows.

The Miller Tree Inn, also known as The Cullen House was such a delight to stay at in Forks! They…read morehave several Twilight memorabilia and movies you can check out during your stay! During your stay you get complimentary breakfast, it was nice to have during a peaceful morning in Forks! We stayed in the sunset room and although it was small, it was fairly cozy. Staying at the Miller Tree Inn we had a relaxing time despite being interrupted by other people who mistakenly got their booking wrong and knocked our door. Nice and serene place to stay on your Twilight fanatic trip!

A great and easy spot to travel to. Its location allows you to walk to many spots in the town and…read moreserves as a great place to stay if you're interested in visiting the Hoh Rainforest and exploring the different beaches, waterfalls, or trails in the area. The check in and out process was easy and we had no issue the two nights we spent there. The room size was about the same as a normal hotel and featured great views of the morning sky from the second floor as we got ready for each day. For the price, location, and rooms, this place is great!

My daughter & I were celebrating her birthday with a "Twilight" trip. We were going to be driving…read morein from Seattle and I knew I was going to stay in Forks. Found this inn on Yelp with amazing reviews. The price was very decent, but then I saw they had a Twilight themed room and decided to pay a little extra for it. We got into Forks around 6 and check in super easy, the lady at the front let us know where exactly our room was and even explained the restaurant across the parking was open but sometimes closes early based off slowness. We got into our room, which was beautifully decorated! My daughter was super excited. It was clean, water pressure and temperature was amazing and the heater was great all night. Check out was easy as well, and I would definitely come back.