Really impressed with this little property…read more Pros: - Room had everything we needed (bed, sturdy table, kitchen, etc.) - Includes a little kitchen with dishes and everything. I can see this being a little home away from home for fishermen or others. - Great price - booked it on Orbitz I believe and it was super cheap for what we got. - Location was perfect for what we needed for a road trip through the Olympic Penisula - centrally located. - Fantastic view at all times of the day. Right at the water's edge. Cons: - It got really hot in the room. We kept all the windows open in the room and just kept our curtains closed the entire time. That made it better but still quite toasty. - No tub, just a shower - The shower also had a leaky faucet so we had to be creative with how to deal with the drippy drippy water noise.

This place was a bit pricey for the accommodations. The rooms were older, tv small and walls were…read morethin. However it was very convenient, staff was friendly and an amazing view to wake up to. Photo is view from my bed.

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!!!

This place is exactly what it is -- a small motel in a sleepy little town. No amenities, nothing…read moreextravagant. Just a room to put your head down and sleep. The room was clean and stocked as any hotel/motel would be. We walked a bit, but there is really not much to do here. We only stopped as a hole over from our flight in Seattle to the back country of Olympic National Park. Would I stay here again? Maybe. Would I recommend this place? Maybe. Just know that it is exactly as advertised: a small motel in a sleepy town. One cool addition: we counted 9+ bald eagles in the trees above the re

Stayed in 2 bedroom cabin 3 days in February. Very comfortable, peaceful and relaxing right across…read morefrom the water. Cabin was clean and had more than basic necessities including equipped kitchenette. If you forgot something (like delicious ice cream or your latte), there was a convenience store on the property. Good hiking in the area and not far from beautiful Neah Bay. Hosts were accommodating and hospitable and went out of their way to make the stay special. Looking forward to returning!

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!

the staff are so rude. when we arrived, we didnt know our room number or how to check in. we called…read morethe staff and she rudely asked "do you not see the note on the door?" so we found the note and it didnt even have our room number on it just mean for no reason. and then she had someone come out to give us the key and that person was rude too. like okay i guess everyone here just hates their lives and is taking it out on the customers. also the room isnt even clean and theres spiders in every corner

Terrible Stay - Unclean and Unsafe Conditions We booked two…read morenights at Curley's Resort and Dive Shop in Sekiu, WA (July 5-7, 2025) but left after one night due to serious health and safety concerns. The unit was filthy--smelled like syrup, full of dust, cobwebs, insects, and a broken, stained sofa bed with no sheets. My girlfriend and children's asthma flared up immediately. I politely asked for a different room but was told none were available. When I requested a refund for the second night, I was met with hostility and falsely accused of breaking the sofa, which was already broken on arrival. The manager dismissed our concerns, saying I "chose to come to a rural area," as if that justified unsanitary conditions. I'm in the military and have stayed in many rural places--none this poorly maintained. Avoid this place if you care about your health, comfort, or being treated with respect. Also, if it's under new management, they definitely don't know how to talk to people and show care towards their customers.

Well, I don't know how to rate this place. We like that the owners are very interested in their…read morebusiness. We arrived early and they couldn't give us our room. So we went for a hike and to the nearest town. We returned late in the afternoon. They told us they were worried and had phoned us several times. We were there in the morning, we had some other plans, and already paid for the room. Why wouldn't we return if everything nearby was booked? There is no phone coverage. At least for us:( Their front desk is in the grocery store. So we followed the lady to the place where the rooms are. The room are tiny but cute. Like a little studio. They have tv and kitchen. Bring your shampoo and stuff because you won't find amenities. I don't know if these are cottages but they are rooms in something like a container. Although, there was a huge spider inside the bed and that the bathroom white luttke carpet was dirty, I think this was the best we could find in a very busy holiday :)

This place was kind of a nightmare, but I'm going to be kind with a 3-star rating here because a)…read morewe came during off-season b) room was $65 c) a new couple just bought the place and plans on fixing it up a lot over the next few years according to this article: http://seattletimes.com/html/outdoors/2024979620_outnotes09xml.html That said, for anyone thinking of staying here anytime soon, you deserve a fair warning: 1. The place is creepy in the off-season. When my boyfriend and I arrived late on a January night, we realized we'd be the only ones staying in this secluded part of Sekiu. We felt pretty vulnerable, but obviously survived. 2. Room was freezing and took forever to warm up. I had called ahead and said we'd be staying there, but the owners didn't warm up a room for us. Instead we turned on the heating ourselves and spent the first four hours of the night there dressed in all the socks, sweater and jackets we had while cuddled on the bed. And the bedding is hardly anything on its own - very thin blanket and comforter. I eventually took a hot shower and then put all the warm stuff on again. By 2 a.m., we could finally take some of the clothing off because the room was finally warm enough. 3. THE CAT - the gaddamn cat. There's a stray cat that literally sat outside our door and meowed until we finally turned off all the lights and were completely quiet. So that was 3-4 hours of a cat meowing outside of our door. 4. Room itself is generally old/crappy as you can see in one of my photos. It definitely needs some renovation! So why did we stay here at all? A lot of places are closed in the offseason, but this one wasn't. It was also the closest open place to our hiking area near Ozette Lake. Everything else is about a half-hour more away. If I could do it again, I would have stayed in Neah Bay or Forks and just deal with the extra driving time.

We stayed here overnight on our way to a backpacking trip at Shi Shi Beach and really enjoyed our…read morestay. The cabins were really clean and nice and the people who run it are incredibly kind. Their website made it clear that we had to supply our own cookware and linens and while we brought a cooler with ingredients for a meal, we forgot to bring pots and plates and towels. The owners did not have to supply us with anything but they were kind enough to lend us the items we needed and they did it with kindness. We are going to stay here again for another ONP backpacking trip this year. Highly recommend!

We had a great time during our stay in mid July 2022. Newly remodeled cabins - clean, simple, well…read moredone. Super friendly owner, Brian, made us feel at home and even took us out on his boat when it was too rough for ours out there.

Linda & Chip Keen are the best human beings on the face of the earth…read more In the fall of 2022, we found this resort by accident. We got a little lost, and needed a place to stay for the night. To refresh, reset and get our bearings. If you want to stay in what my husband and I can only describe as the most peaceful, beautiful, spiritual and breath taking view, we highly encourage you to visit the Quillayute River Resort. We fell in love with our room at the end of the inn. Then we met the Keen's and engaged in conversation with the sweetest kindest people you ever want to know. We finally sold our lake property in Sequim, WA and moved to Europe for retirement. But I will never forget what a wonderful experience we had at this resort, and highly encourage anyone looking for a lifetime memory to book a stay. Ellen and Jerzy Korski

What a gem. Spotlessly clean, stocked with everything one needs. More intimate than a hotel & more…read moreluxe than camping. Lucked out that it was a quiet weekend. Thank you! We will be back.

Nice place to stay in Neah Bay! Definitely not the most glamorous of motels, but it worked out for…read moreus. The owner is super sweet. I loved sitting on the porch and watching the birds in the morning.

Absolutly one of the best stays I've ever had! Extremely reasonably priced. I showed up late, at…read morethe same time as a family looking for a place to stay and was happy to help a larger family accommodate and switch rooms. The host, Nancy, is the nicest lady as well. They have a super cool nature exhibit in the lobby that I will have to come back to see! Cannot recommend it enough. Go for yourself and find out why.

Exceptional access to the dramatic sounds and sights of First Beach - sea stacks, James Island, and…read moreenormous driftwood piles. Warm and welcoming hospitality by the Quileute people. I appreciated- and read - the book about their history and stories placed in our cabin. We stayed in a two bedroom oceanfront cabin, and though nestled close to other cabins on either side, they are staggered in such a way as to afford us privacy and unobstructed views from the porch and expansive front windows. Purchase a beach fire permit for $10 and a firewood bundle will be delivered as you unpack your bags. Well-stocked kitchen, which is wonderful as once you make the long drive out to La Push, you should plan to hunker down for meals and such. It's a long drive to and from Forks. I would return!

I spent $256 for a night in a cabin with 2 things - a fireplace and a bathtub with a view. I got…read moreneither. The cabin had a broken fireplace so they put me in a different cabin. They said it was the same style and it was not. The bathtub was smaller, did not have view, and the water took 30 minutes to fill the tub. The water barely came out of the faucet and by the time it was full enough to use the jets the water was lukewarm. The cabin was freezing. With the fireplace running I finally got the living room to 60, but it can't run all night so the rooms were freezing. Stay somewhere else and drive to the beach because the venue is not worth it. I feel ripped off and the exact opposite of relaxed.