Olympic Peninsula Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Olympic Peninsula, Washington

"great staff nice room great view! "

"Was a return visit to Forks but first time staying at Forks Motel. The room was clean & spacious. Pillows weren’t great but bed comfort was okay. Great location to downtown shops. Had a great meal at a new restaurant Marble & Oak within walking distance."

"Helpful staff, but outdated room. The aircon is a model I haven't seen for a long time. Noisy and manual (you select if you want warm, very warm, cold, very cold...). The room is small, and looks old. The TV set has been updated and includes Neflix or prime Video. The breakfast is a complimentary coffee or tea. Nothing to eat. You eventually get a free sandwich at another location. or you can go to Starbucks on the other side of the street. I don't recommend the hotel. For the price I paid ($160/night), I believe the quality of the product should be better, the aircon updated for one that includes a temperature you want to have (not levels), and that isn't noisy."

"Beautiful setting. Restaurant was very good. A definite stay again if ever in the area"

"Parking was right in front of our room on the ground floor so that was convenient. Staff was not that friendly. Room is ok. Air conditioning is not working,"

"Overall, a nice play to stay - close to shopping and dining"

"The accommodations are kind of rustic, but comfortable. The shower had lots of hot water. Our bed was comfortable and the room was quiet. We enjoyed having the large window with a wonderful view of the lake. There isn’t a fridge or microwave in the room, but there was a coffeemaker. The office also has complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate and apple cider for guests. There’s a small convenience store on the property. Across the street is the Salmon House which is open for dinner. The food was very good and the prices were reasonable."

"Clean room, good breakfast selections and very nice staff"

"The room was small but comfortable. Good shower. Only negatives was the light coming in by the drapes that didn't quite block the whole window. And the nearby tower clock chiming all night long."