Lake Quinault Lodge

The location was great and the trails were great. Nice to sit outside looking at the lake.

The wedding and reception cut into the use and the music went way to late into the night. Some people like to go to bed early and wake up early. The loud music was forced upon us until 10:00 pm.

Location was awesome.

Check in was poor and not staffed well and we had no hot water in our room.

The staff was so friendly and the location was amazing.

If I had to pick something the rooms were just slightly awkward but nothing that was a deal breaker.

Room was large but small bathroom with no toilet accessories except in shower. Grout in shower dirty. Closet door off on 1 side. Leaky refrigerator . View very nice but expected much nicer accommodation for $550

This is what a National Park Lodge should look like, feel like and be! EVERYTHING about the setting could not have been more spectacular! From sitting on the lawn on the lake to hiking right from the lodge to the amazing food in the dining room! Do it all and do it right here!

Beautiful historical building. Loved spending time in the lodge by the fireplace.

There were not enough towels and linens for our party of 5. Be sure to ask for extra when you check in.

The room was spacious. We had a lovely view of the lake and the fire pit. The overall expectations for the feel of the property and its surrounds were exceeded. Wonderful spot.

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Staying at Lake Quinault Lodge was one of the best parts of our entire trip! We stayed in a Superior Queen Room on the second floor with a view of the lake that was stunning! The beds were comfortable. There was a little refrigerator in the room, a living room and a balcony with a table and chairs. The lodge had games, comfy chairs and couches, live music at times, the fireplace lit, and a bar with great wine flights and yummy hot chocolate. We had breakfast in the Roosevelt Room each morning that was delicious with an amazing view of the lake. There were games on the lawn, adirondack chairs and even a firepit outside on the beach. We rented kayaks (very reasonably priced) at the lodge and kayaked on the beautifully calm water. The most amazing part was the hiking available right across the street. Our favorite rainforest hike in all of Olympic National Park was the 1.6 mile Lodge Trail hike. No one was on the trail. If was very lush and full of beautiful moss and greenery and had an amazing waterfall. It was perfect because it was overgrown because not as many people travel on it so it's very magical unlike many of the other hikes that are overcrowded. We also enjoyed eating dinner at the Salmon House just down the road. We were not able to drive around the lake because the roads were closed due to construction, but there was no need since there were so many great trails right next to the Lodge. This was perfection! 100% recommend. We will be back!

Cell phone coverage is almost non-existent out here which is no fault of the lodge, just a part of being in a lush rainforest. Wifi exists but it's very unreliable. Plan on being unplugged and enjoy the beauty that surrounds you there.