Robinhood Village Resort

Enjoyed the room and the location to Oysterfest

Peaceful

This property was adorable! This tiny home cabin was perfect for our needs, the views driving to and near the property were specular!! If I'm ever in the area again I will look forward to staying here.

We found out after the fact from other hotels nearby that this place is notorious for leaving people out to dry when it comes to arrival and check in. Nobody is at the property. We arrived at midnight and wasted an hour stumbling around in the dark looking for some unnamed cabin with a key in it. Every door locked. Knocked on every public door possible and found no one. Ended up going down the street to the Super 8 and checking in there where they said this is a common problem with the Robin Hood property. They even left a wedding out to dry and had the entire party seeking alternative accommodations since they failed spectacularly on getting people checked in. When I alerted other locals of the problem they all immediately guessed that the problem was Robin hood. This place is a joke. Four phone numbers and no one answers any messages. Still no contact from them despite repeated messages. And they sent me a note saying how lovely my stay was and how great it was to have me as a guest and would I please leave them a good review. Or in lieu of leaving a good review, message them back on that number and explain what the problem was. I had used that exact number the night before to ask for assistance several times. No response. Automatically sent email. This place just sucks.

No staff there for check in! And you guess which cabin to stay in. We finally figure out after 10 mins and should be the same picture as it showed on the hotel.com ad. The outside looks nice. Inside the cabin it is dated but we love the bed and to my surprise, the hot water runs really well. We made dinner there too as there was no restaurant nearby. So be prepared if you needa stay here for a nite. Also a bonus point is you get to use their kayaking across the road. Very relaxing.

The Robinhood Village Resort was a sweet find for us, when exploring a last minute option. It was fun staying in one of the original little 90 yr old cabins. Nice wooded setting with a creek & walking path located across the road from the Sound & their kayak use area. It was quiet there on a Monday night. And having a private hottub was very relaxing remedy after a long driving day. I like the more remote location in Union.

A beautiful town, with lovely lake and Olympic Mountains view. Super friendly people everywhere, so quiet and peaceful. Cabin was adorable, exceptionally clean, with everything one needs. The private hot tub and seating areas at the cabin, complete with lovely ambiance lights, was so fabulous.