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Mike's Beach Resort

2.9 (65 reviews)
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Queen size bed. The headboard has nice room to store things.
Jac F.

Gorgeous views of the water, lovely fire pit. We visited on the full moon and got to watch it rise over the canal and sparkle on the water all night. Beach access with oysters you can harvest. Bed was comfy. We stayed in the "Honeymoon Cabin" with jacuzzi, patio, and fire pit. It was perfect. The honeymoon cabin has a dedicated staircase for beach access. The patio is fenced off with nice wood and keeps other folks socially distanced from you/your group. Patio has 2 Adirondack chairs and four patio chairs and table with umbrella. These cabins are not wheelchair accessible. There is one step into the cabin and not a ton of space to maneuver a chair. But the cabin is small and you can sit on the bed, the two chairs by the window, or the toilet. The road info the resort is a steep switchback and it's easy to miss the entrance turn in the dark. Water stayed hot with the tankless water heater and the kitchen had a good mini fridge with a dedicated second door freezer that actually gets cold. Toaster, water kettle, coffee maker, microwave, and a hot plate. Dishes, pots and pans, knives, cleaning station. Everything AND the kitchen sink! We grilled steaks and ate them by the fire and then made kabobs to roast in the flames. The shellfish make soft little sounds by the water at night. You can hear then road noise from the highway while outside but the cabin itself is pretty quiet. It was incredible to wake up to the sun sparkling on the canal.

Huy Y.

Hands down, probably some of the tastiest oysters you can catch when you're staying at this resort. It doesn't even look like you need any sort of license since its private property. The rooms are very old fashioned and they had cabin style beds so we needed sleeping bags to sleep but both nights I did sleep comfortably. The oysters were unreal. Salty, large, and very easy to cook. My only complaint is how we paid. I saw that they had a very disorganized office staff and I had a ton of issues as to how we were charged. We had the option of paying in cash which we did and we had a receipt for. But after our trip to the resort, we got charged again through my card. I had to spend probably the whole day trying to get everything sorted out to which they gave me a refund on that extra charge. But the next day they had charged me again accidentally and I had to repeat that same process over. Not a great experience but the oysters were unreal. I would absolutely go back next time but I probably wouldn't pay cash ever again.

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This was my vacation place to go to a yearly basis. I live in California and adore this place for many years. After this go around, I will never return again. The level of rudeness I encountered felt like I am an unwanted roommate that is crashing the home. I am paying customer. I didn't argue with her but I kept notes on every encounter. She is not accommodating. She has the attitude of " it is what is what it is, deal with it." But the bigger point is we were not asking for much. It was super turn off from the beginning. I usually stay in the waterfront cabin each year. However, we brought our kids so we stayed upstairs from the fire pit area. The rooms had an uninviting odor. The table wobbled so much we did not used it. The TV did not work as our kids would have loved it to put them to sleep. But overall the view is beautiful. When I was staying here years back, the cabins were about $100 bucks. The prices have gone up. But that's understandable. But each year, she gets worse and worse. Another point is I said "she." Mike has always been so nice and accommodating. I see her daughter with her 2 kids playing. They eventually played with my children. It's a great site to watch kids happy!

This is our second time coming here. We stay in the "Franklin" RV at the end of the resort past the cabins. It is huge - 40 feet long with living room couch pull out bed, full kitchen and fridge, big bathroom with shower, and separate master bedroom with queen, could probably sleep 6 if you needed to. They even updated the camper since we came in 2020- new floors and fridge so that was a pleasant surprise. It's a quaint little resort and the staff is really friendly. Only issue this time is the hot tub broke but they gave us access to one of the cabin jacuzzis which was nice of them! We've come during off-season both times so it's really quiet but I can imagine it gets really busy in the summer

Jill F.

Cabins were great even though The door fell off twice to the bathroom it just runs on rails and a plank of wood basically covers it. But you should totally go there because the view. there is a great dock and you can rent kayaks and yard games wonderful deck with fire pit. I really don't understand the bad reviews because it's great and the service is great too. Diving is good! if you are a diver you should go because there's a lot to see. even saw two sea otters and a wolf eel. There is a oyster farm too!

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Jay D.

DO NOT STAY HERE. By far the WORST hotel experience I've ever had. My reservations/check in time was messed up. I got there at the time I was told to check in and then was told my check in wasn't for hours later in the day. Aside from that there was blood stains and black hair on the pillows, more hair and dirt on the sheets when I pulled back the covers. If the sheets and pillows were washed and changed then there's no reason they should have dirt or hair on them period! The front office was closed so I couldn't tell anyone until the morning and when I was able to tell the front office lady in the morning she came in the room and looked at the pillows and sheets even said her self that "I trust my house keepers change the sheets and I will talk to them" Keep in mind this is during a time where we have a virus pandemic going around and clearly there's minimal effort in cleaning their hotel rooms. I asked if there was any way I could speak to a manager, the answer was no, then I asked if I could have a refund and the lady said she could only give me a discount if I came to stay again she's goes "I'll remember you, you're pretty" (what person in their right mind would want to stay there again) Oh and not to mention they have a rusty hose faucet sticking out of the ground that's not easy to see and not covered and I tripped over it and cut my foot pretty bad.

Mimi C.

We decided to give this place a try since they had a private oyster and clam beach. However when we booked the place they told us about a cabin that sleeps 9 with water view. A CABIN ??? Hell NOooo , kid you not it was smaller than my one bedroom apartment back then. No water view and I have people above me which I can hear EVERYTHING. They literally crammed 4 bunked beds and a kitchenette in this tiny ass room with wires hanging everywhere which is a fire hazaand spider webbed all over the place. Dirty dishes and smelly old sponge. I mean for $900 I might as well booked an Air BNB to be honest. Worsted place I have ever stayed at. Will definitely not be back ever or recommend to anyone unless you just want to waste money.

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This place is great. Simple and perfect. Literal waterfront cabins (tide depending). It's the beach house you want to own. A quick ferry ride and drive from Seattle for a nice escape.

Ire from out glamping tent in the morning! Water like glass, so gorgeous!!!

We stayed at Mikes Beach Resort this weekend, and if I could give it 6 stars I would! If you think you're coming here to be at a bougie resort, go elsewhere. If you want a super cabin-y, rustic, fun, canal experience? This is your place! We rented one of the glamping tents on the water. It was stocked which what we needed, and even when we were missing a wine opener, one of the owners let us borrow her personal one to use! We had a private bathroom - the water pressure was a little lack luster, butttt we can look past that haha Speaking of the customer service, we had nothing but great run ins with everyone working. They also had live music on Saturday, and the performer- Chris Eakes- was AMAZING!!!! Played so many amazing 90s alternative covers and his voice was unreal. There was also a seafood pop up, where you could order fresh (caught that day) clams and oysters, along with crab, salmon, and rock fish ceviche. Everything we had was so fresh and was amazing! And this is coming from and ex chef, and someone who has worked in the service industry for 15 years! All in all, our experience was amazing. We have even talked about making this our yearly anniversary trip! We will for sure be back!

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The actual resort is much much different than the website. Not much relation between the two. Well the cabin was cute-ish but the environment... Not so much Plus, the charges are outrageous and opaque. I was charged $430.95 for two nights. There was a $50 deposit and a $20 cleaning charge neither of which showed up on my receipt. I had to question both of those.The service was terrible with the hostess actually yelling at me because I couldn't see my way down to the cabins. There was an offer of 10% off for veterans and when I got there was told, only 10% one night 5% the next. I did get the damage deposit back as well as the 10% for both nights. But you can tell from the picture there is no reason to charge anywhere near this price nor charge a damage deposit.

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Nathan A.

This was our first time at Mike's Beach Resort but it will not be our last. Our family rented two cabins my wife and I in one and her four cousins in another. Two in a cabin is the perfect number four is a bit cozy. The cabins are rustic but very nice. Laying in bed listening to the waves lap against the bulkhead 15' from your head is very relaxing to someone used to hearing dogs bark and cars driving by. The only issues that I have is the 10:00 AM check out but I knew what I was getting into before hand and we were supposed to have a hot plate in the room and had a electric skillet instead (we brought food and pots based on the hotplate). There is plenty of silverware, dishes, cups, wine glasses, etc for each room. The sinks are a little small to wash dishes in so I used the pot we brought instead. The reason to come hear is for the views and the shellfish. We got our fill of oysters in 30 mins and had plenty to take home and enjoyed the views as the spring Washington weather permitted. Each cabin has a grass area with a table, 4 chairs, and small charcoal grill but there is a great communal area with two fire pits, plenty if seating, and a children's play area. If you are looking for a nice weekend getaway on the canal give Mike's a try you won't be disappointed (unless you are expecting a spa and resort then you are on your own).

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Amazing location. Friendly staff. Great amenities. We had a blast and will definitely come again.

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Alderbrook Resort & Spa - This smores popcorn mix was incredible!

Alderbrook Resort & Spa

3.8(347 reviews)
15.6 mi

We went for the first time for my birthday and we loved it! Staff were so kind and there were so…read moremany thoughtful touches. We loved going on the nature trails. I was impressed by how many fun things there were to do. The boat and paddle board rentals on sight were great to have, though we didn't have time to take advantage on this trip. I really enjoy a good classic a resort, but sometimes they are hard to find. The massage was amazing. She did such a wonderful job getting out knots and tight spots without hurting me. The only thing I wish there was is fresh coffee in the lobbies in the morning. I hate K cups, personally. They don't taste good and are bad for the environment. Plus making coffee in the room wakes my wife up and I like to let her sleep in. They have a coffee shop, but I wanted it in a mug. We ended up going to the restaurant for coffee and a fruit bowl which was perfect. I loved all the little spaces to hang out and enjoyed writing in the little workspace on our floor. The view and setting made it easy to feel productive and made my writing feel less boring than usual (I'm in school). The staff were all super sweet and thoughtful throughout. So happy that this magical place exists! Excited to return. Our favorite part was Brook the kitty. We are big fans of hers.

We went to Alderbrook for dinner on a weekday evening hoping for a better experience than the one a…read moreyear before. Sadly, no. Although we were seated quickly and had a nice view of Hood Canal, the service and food have not improved. Our waiter was very bland and gave the impression that he wasn't all that interested in being there. My GF had the crab cakes. As you can see in the photo, each was about the size of a fifty-cent piece. So each cost around $20 and were not worth anything close to that. My miso sturgeon was only ok. Dry and without a hint of miso, it was disappointing. The best item was the side Brussels Sprouts. Crisp and tasty. So, the restaurant and resort are well located, and I'm sure the hotel rooms are nice. You just may want to eat elsewhere.

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The Waterfront At Potlatch - King size suite #22, view, microwave, mini fridge.

The Waterfront At Potlatch

3.8(23 reviews)
15.4 mi

Positives: 1. Sliding door, & latch is very sturdy and new…read more 2. Interior of the room is very modern, nicely decorated. 3. The view is beautiful. 4. Veranda seating. 5. Microwave, fridge & freezer in the room. 6. Temperature perfect. 7. Coat rack on the wall, as you come in. 8. Quiet. Hubby can't hear me talking when I'm inside, unless I yell! 9. Love the floors! Negatives: 1. Faucet handles needs upgrading. 2. No stopper on the sink. I use a Kleenex, to prevent anything small falling in the pipes. 3. The room is not so bright. I have to turn on the TV for additional lights, so I can see what I'm doing. I cut & sew! I need ceiling lights! 4. No EWTN TV. 5. The bathroom and the bed is not ADA Compliance. I have bursitis, so it's difficult for me to climb up the California Bed. We have that at home, but I get up on a step stool, to get in/out of bed. The tub is hard to get out, specially if it's slippery.

A little more like 4.75783256, but 5 works. What a gorgeous property, recently remodeled, nicely…read moredecorated, and super friendly (and LGBTQIA+ friendly) people. We were in room 25, with a gorgeous view of the Sound. We had two queens (haha, so very appropriate...!). The mattresses seemed new and were comfortable. The room was clean, the sheets fresh, the kitchen area clean and stocked with Keurig cups (well, that's a bit of a downer, but not their fault). The room was very nicely decorated with all kinds of quirky prints and hangings, making the room cheerful and fun. The TV was quite large (55" ?). The halls and other common areas were clean and well decorated, again cheerful and fun. The grounds include a parking area for RV's which was well organized, neat and tidy, with a couple green areas and some cabins on the North side, but that wasn't the main event... ! They have a very pretty little stream that even had a few flowers when we visited and which empties into the sound, where the estuarial mix of fresh and salt waters attracts birds (and fish? need to find out!). They have a small pebble beach with steps leading down where they said it is fine to launch a kayak or two! To the South there is a power plant outlet! My excitement might puzzle those of you who don't fish in Winter, but not only is it deep and fast running, but may be warm enough to attract fish. It, like everything else we saw about the waters, appeared clean and free of trash, as one might typically see nearby RV camping. And..., There are some lovely businesses nearby at HoodCanal. We had coffee there at a very nice little shop (HoodCanal Coffee, who'd have thunk it?) and then ventured next door to the little wine shop, which was FULL of curios, art, and so many lovely little things. The proprietress was wonderfully chatty and really helped fill us in on the area. And that leads us to the people... ! The nice lady running the hotel was out of the office (pro tip: there is a call button to the right of the office door that pages her, so just tap that), but popped up quickly. She was very friendly and, when we ran out of coffee creamer, which we mentioned in passing in the hall, she told me not to bother coming down the stairs to the office and that she would bring it right up, which she did. She also had more information on the local area that was very helpful. We were very pleasantly surprised and will certainly be back... with kayak(s)!

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The Waterfront At Potlatch - King size suite,  large room with balcony

King size suite, large room with balcony

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Lake Quinault Lodge - Rees's Roots - Lake Quinault Lodge - Quinault Lake - Olympic National Park WA

Lake Quinault Lodge

3.1(361 reviews)
39.6 mi

A wonderful get away!! The initial view from my room took my breath away!!…read more Please be generous with the Hard working staff! CEOs of Amarak earn 14.6 million. Average salary of Amarak staff is $17,000. Ratio of 828:1. A perfect picturesque setting as you can see from the pictures. We had a great boat and bus tour from Hunter and Micheal. Rooms were clean, good burger for dinner and yummy salmon hash for breakfast. The lobby fireplace area was filled with clients enjoying their vacation. It was a wonderful get away. However, wish the staff had more support. And obviously much better pay. The lodge did have a rustic but rundown feel. The women's sauna was broken. What could we do to uplift the general community? Had a great meal at the Salmon House and Dino's Pizza. Loving lite

Wow - what a disappointment the Lake Quinault Lodge was. Our room cost was $505/night in the main…read morelodge and what we got was underwhelming and a little disgusting. The room was small, and a little funky with the sink being in the bedroom apart from the bath - I expected it would have quirks being so old. What I did not expect was the lack of attention to cleanliness or care to put together a proper room costing $500. The bathroom was the worst offense. The lace curtains were ripped and filthy dirty. The wood frame of the windows was covered in mold, and whoever put on the valence was blind as the tags were facing toward the guest. Shameful. The bed was full of fluffy pillows, but upon closer inspection - none of the pillow cases were large enough to cover the pillows - so the ends hung out - and putting my face to a pillow where someone else may have touched, drooled or otherwise, was just gross. Finally, the "forest view" was really a view of a rooftop that obstructed the "forest view". We ate dinner one evening in the Roosevelt Dining room and the food was just okay. The service, however, was poor. They had poor college kids who obviously NEVER have been trained as waitstaff doing the serving. They brought us food but no utensils - we waited 15 minutes for him to REMEMBER to bring them to us while our food got cold. He seemed forgetful, and quite inexperienced to handle the amount of tables he was assigned. I was very disappointed with the Lodge. I expected so much more from a resort that charges so much, and should be looking its best for its 100th birthday. Instead it is just old and unloved. In my opinion - this is a HARD PASS shout out to anyone looking to stay there in the future. I was pretty disappointed.

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Dungeness Bay Cottages - Carport nice for warmer weather with table/chairs.

Dungeness Bay Cottages

4.5(15 reviews)
40.6 mi

I'd give a 4 but our bed frame was so noisy we were praying each time we got in/out or rolled over…read moreit wouldn't collapse! We were in cottage #3 in the middle of the 6 units. Our room was the smallest I believe at $175 a night, kinda pricey but you are facing the awesome bay views and can walk the beach with the stair access right across the street. They allowed dogs $35 per night extra so that was another perk. It was all self contained with kitchen but the fridge was an inconvenient mini fridge yet a full size stove/oven & microwave. The queen bed is also in the small room. Bathroom was tight with no shelves to unpack makeup/personals, no tub just shower. It did have a carport with bench and table/chairs for warmer weather. It did have a huge nice tv although tricky to use. There was a none big lawn area behind the cottages that offered hot tub, toys, bbqs, fire pits and kayaks etc to rent w/ life jackets. We were basically alone for the 4 nights, only saw one staff member on first day. Internet worked fine. They include a kierig w/ k-cups which was nice. I was wishing I'd brought paper plates as they just had 2 heavy ceramic plates but had most basic necessities for cooking and eating, even spices, paper towels, dish and hand soap plus toothbrushes. Overall it was pleasant stay, just tight quarters, a bit pricey and noisy bed.

Dungeness Bay Motel gets 5 stars from me ... filled in and glittered over with a kiss on top…read more I've been a guest for several years. Although there are many newer, more luxurious, and more amenity-rich properties in Sequim and Dungeness, the simple charm of this property and the kindness of the hosts (John and Karin) keep me coming back. Situated like sets of side-by-side duplexes, the guest rooms are cozy and super clean. There are televisions, free wi-fi, and full kitchens but no telephones. Each cottage has its own parking space and carport for your car and bicycles. There is a pasture behind the property where cows currently graze amid the backdrop of the Olympic mountains. The front of the property are panoramic views of incredible sunsets, the bay, the Dungeness Spit, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, British Columbia, the San Juan Islands, and on and on. There is a nice bbq on the property that's available for guests to share. At night, it's pitch black and dead silent. The beauty of this respite from urban assaults on the senses can take getting used to by folks who have forgotten how magical this type of stillness is. I love nighttime walks with flashlight looking for deer. Deer are everywhere, literally, day and night. John and Karin are excellent resources for places to go and things to do if you're new to the area. They're honest and discriminating and won't steer you to a place just because it's popularly touristy; if it's not good, they'll tell you so and give better recommendations. I love this place!

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View from front yard of cottage.

Dungeness Bay Cottages - Studio cottage #3, cozy queen bed but crackling noise with every move!

Studio cottage #3, cozy queen bed but crackling noise with every move!

Dungeness Bay Cottages - Back of cottages, hot tub, fire pits, tables, toys, bbqs, kayak rentals

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Offut Lake Resort

Offut Lake Resort

3.5(24 reviews)
46.2 mi

Offut Lake Resort is a fantastic place to spend a few nights. This is a friendly, clean, and…read morewell-ran resort with a true local family feel to it. First of all, the lady at the general store (main office) is incredibly friendly and warm. We stayed in the Angler's Den cabin and called ahead a few times with questions. She answered all of them and was very kind and helpful. The cabin came stocked with pots, plans, dishes, silverware, wine opener/bottler opener and really pretty much everything you would need. The cabin was actually quite large and had a true living room, kitchen (with large refrigerator), bathroom, and separate bedroom. There were multiple TV's within the cabin as well. Plus a large comfortable recliner chair! The cabin also had an air conditioning unit, which was much needed during the month of July. Not all cabins have AC, but most do. Offut Lake Resort is also in a densely wooded area with plenty of tall trees, so the shade throughout the resort keeps it much cooler. Even though the temps were in the high 80's when we were there, it was surprisingly shaded and comfortable throughout. The actual resort is nestled within a few neighborhoods near the lake. It is a quiet area and everyone seemed friendly. It was very safe and we were able to take our one year old son on a few long walks throughout the bordering neighborhoods. The resort has a playground with swings, a basketball court, and a larger grass area for other recreational activities. The general store/main office sells items you might need (or have forgot), and also sells beverages such as soda/juice/beer. The Lady of the Lake Restaurant is fantastic and is truly one of the best things about this small resort. It is incredibly convenient to be able to order takeout food for lunch or dinner from the restaurant and bring it back to your cabin. The restaurant is a short 3-5 minute walk from the camp sites and cabins. All of the food we had there was delicious and exceeded our expectations. The food was higher quality and tastier than what you might find at most bar & grills. Eating at the restaurant is also a nice option, and there is a bar there as well. It is a busy restaurant and seems to be a popular place with the locals. The fish & chips were delicious and something we would recommend! They also had a band play at the restaurant on Friday night. The lake is very scenic and tranquil. It is a shallow lake making it fairly warm and the water seemed clean. There is a small grass beach front area with rock wall that leads down to the lake. There are steps to walk down to get to the lake. We would recommend bringing water socks (or some type of water shoes) because the rocks at the bottom of the lake are a little harder to stand on. We brought sand toys, but then when we got there we realized there was no sand or beach area. Not a big deal at all, but just something to be aware of. It is a great lake to bring floaties to and float around. Next time I go back, I'll bring floaties with an anchor to anchor out in the middle of the lake. You can also fish off the dock or rent boats for the day. This is an underrated lake resort for people in Western Washington! I have lived in the Seattle area my whole life and I've never heard anyone talk about this place! The prices are very reasonable, it is a short trek from the Seattle area, and it feels like a true lake getaway. We stayed for two nights, but it would be easy to spend three or four nights there, especially if you rent boats and spent the day out on the lake. The Lady of the Lake restaurant is a great place to end the day and have drinks/dinner. This is a fun family resort, but would also be a fun option for couples or groups of friends. We stayed there in July during a nice streak of sunshine, but this could be a fun place to go in the Spring or Fall as well.

I usually go to the dock to go fishing. As a senior citizen, I paid $6.50 to the cashier at the…read morelittle grocery store they have there. The lady that waited on me is very nice and help me put my arm band on. I went down to the dock. The dock is in very good shape with a new crafts meaning boats. Also, they have some new seats that have been repaired. It is very clean and wonderful fishing. I limited and was very happy. I've never been to the restaurant, but it looked very sharp and very clean. I might try that soon if you wanna place to go and have some dock fishing and it's very quiet This is the place to go.

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Ocean Crest Resort - Restaurant parking

Ocean Crest Resort

4.0(276 reviews)
60.8 mi

We have stayed here in ther past. It is a lovely ocean front position…read more And view. The food is nice. Rooms are spacious and clean. We don't gamble so we did notice the casino areas looked nice. Thanks to all the staff

What has happened to Ocean Crest Resort is absolutely disgusting…read more The rooms are horribly outdated and feel like they have been neglected for years. For the prices they charge, the condition of the accommodations is embarrassing. This is supposed to be a resort, not a time capsule with a premium nightly rate attached to it. But the outdated rooms are honestly the least offensive part of what is happening here. Since the new owners took over, I understand that most of the longtime staff were suddenly fired with little or no warning and the restaurant was shut down. These were real people with families, bills, mortgages, and lives tied to this place. People who helped build the reputation and experience that Ocean Crest benefited from for years were apparently discarded without a second thought. That is a shameful way to take over a longstanding local business. Closing the restaurant and gutting the staff didn't just change the resort--it affected multiple families and took jobs out of a small coastal community where replacing that kind of employment is not exactly easy. Then there is the situation involving historical artifacts that were reportedly loaned to the resort under the previous family ownership. My understanding is that some of those items have still not been returned to the people they belong to. If that is accurate, it is beyond unacceptable. Those items are part of someone else's family history and were entrusted to the resort, not handed over permanently to whoever happened to buy the property. Ocean Crest used to have something that money cannot easily recreate: history, character, loyal employees, a functioning restaurant, and a connection to the community. The new ownership appears to be doing an incredible job of destroying all of it. You can renovate an outdated room. You can replace furniture. You can repaint walls. What you cannot easily repair is the damage done when a business loses the goodwill of its employees, former owners, local community, and longtime customers. I would not spend a dime here under the current ownership. There are plenty of beautiful places to stay on the Washington coast. Spend your money somewhere that actually deserves your business.

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Ocean Crest Resort - View from our table.

View from our table.

Ocean Crest Resort
Ocean Crest Resort

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Chito Beach Resort - Crab'n

Chito Beach Resort

4.6(22 reviews)
82.9 mi

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!!!

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Chito Beach Resort - The rock house

The rock house

Chito Beach Resort - Porche views

Porche views

Chito Beach Resort - Chairs for sitting and sipping

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Chairs for sitting and sipping

Rain Forest Resort Village - Entrance of our cabin.

Rain Forest Resort Village

3.9(66 reviews)
38.7 mi

I had such a lovely and relaxing few days at the Rain Forest Resort. Flying in to Seattle and…read moredriving out this way took a while, so I was worried about checking in, before their front desk closed. However; they're open until 9 and when I called to share my arrival time, they were super helpful and reassuring. Check in is at the store across from the Salmon House restaurant. I had booked a lodge room with a view. It's rustic and bare bones but was quiet, clean and comfortable. Plus, you can't beat the lake views right outside your window. Nearby, you can walk to many of the Quinault Rain Forest trails. The location is a bit remote, so do stock up on necessities. One minor consideration is that the lodge rooms don't have a mini fridge. I believe some of their cabins do. I'd definitely stay here again if I were visiting the area. It was a nice property with wonderful staff and a reasonable price.

I had no plans on staying in a cabin in the middle of nowhere but I am so glad I did! As a native…read moreFloridian visiting Forks, I was a little nervous at first. No working GPS or signal, and I had only booked this place on Expedia prior to my trip, since everything in Forks was fully booked. But let me just say... I ended up LOVING it! The cabin was spotless, cozy, and had everything I could possibly need... Fireplace, WiFi, kitchenette, fridge, TV... you name it! I especially loved all the windows that let in tons of natural light, and the porch out front was such a nice touch. The staff at the office were incredibly friendly and welcoming. They even offered me an upgrade for just $15, which I really appreciated. The location itself was absolutely stunning... Surrounded by mountains and overlooking a beautiful lake, it felt like the perfect escape. If you're looking for a peaceful getaway, this cabin is it. I was not disappointed in the slightest and honestly can't wait to come back. Thank you for such a wonderful experience! Washington is truly a beautiful state and staying here just solidified my opinion.

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Rain Forest Resort Village
Rain Forest Resort Village - Rain Forest Resort Village - our closest (and cutest) neighbor

Rain Forest Resort Village - our closest (and cutest) neighbor

Rain Forest Resort Village - Cabins and Rooms

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Cabins and Rooms

St Andrews House - The Lodge at St. Andrew's

St Andrews House

4.5(2 reviews)
15.5 mi

Stunning Views and Perfect Retreat Setting…read more I recently stayed at Sacred Waters Retreat Center for a group weekend retreat, and the location is absolutely spectacular. The property offers breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Hood Canal and the snow-capped Olympic Mountains in the distance. The accommodations were clean and comfortable, and the main hall provided an excellent space for our group activities. The landscaping is beautifully maintained and really enhances the natural beauty of the property. For the price point, this place offers excellent value--you really can't beat the combination of affordability and those stunning water and mountain views. Special shoutout to Lois, the landscaper, who was absolutely wonderful and clearly takes great pride in maintaining the grounds! If you're looking for an affordable retreat space with spectacular scenery and solid facilities, Sacred Waters is a great choice. The natural beauty of the location is truly unforgettable.

I've been to dozens of retreat and conference centers over the years. This one is one of the…read morenicest! Beautiful setting, completely updated 1920s log lodge, great vibe/ambience, and supportive (not smothering) staff. Bonus: Chef Traecy (spelling?) and crew have done their best to serve fresh, local food that accommodates all dietary needs. How does it taste so good? There are foods I have not enjoyed before, but under his capable cooking, I loved them.

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Mike's Beach Resort - resorts - Updated October 2026

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