We spent two nights here after spending two nights at Lake Crescent. At Lake Quinault I stayed in the queen lodge room - my room wasn't as nice as my mom's and not as nice as the ones across the hall. We were on the first floor, which was fine, but the even numbered rooms get a view of the... More

Our lake front, fireplace room on the second floor afforded us a relaxing visit.. The best part of our visit was definitely the 3 to 3.5 hour rain forest van tour which can be booked through the front desk. Sandra, our guide, was informative, cheerful, and accommodating. Her knowledge of the area made our visit complete. The room was a... More

We were on our adventure to another Great National Park and Lake Quinault Lodge was on the way. We were very lucky to get a room since we did not have reservations we like to fly by the seat of our pants. Our room overlooked an open area by the kitchen and i must say the employees were very quiet... More

Very quaint and special. Beautiful and charming, right on the lake. General store, great food, and hiking trails all within walking. We had a room in the annex building which was nice because they were larger, and very pretty on the lake. We liked to spend time in the main historic lodge, walking around. We wished we stayed one more... More

After reading in Tripod Reviews that the Lodge refused bathroom access to a wet and tired female biker it was clear to me I cannot stay in a place like this. However, I came in for breakfast which was universally good, if a bit overpriced at $30. A quaint lobby. The view from the Roosevelt dining room is spectacular and... More

My husband and I got a groupon deal for staying at Quinault Lodge and went in the middle of winter. It POURED the whole time. All to say after a few hours we were already feeling cabin fever but there wasn't anywhere to go. The food at the restaurant was okay but it seemed a bit overpriced. I'm sure in... More

Stayed one night in a king fireplace room with a balcony. Beautiful grounds, well kept interior. Amenities include lawn games, beach, kayaks, and several hiking trails immediately off property, onsite restaurant (Roosevelt Room) and another within 1 mile (The Salmon House) along with a small grocery/breakfast stop across the road. Beautiful setting in a beautiful park. Definitely worth the trip!

We stayed at this resort because of a reduced rate special. We were located in the Boathouse building near the main lodge. The accommodations were nice but small. The queen bed was soft for us and we both woke with aches and pains. Only one room in the complex has a refrigerator how ever the staff indicated we could leave... More

An annual requirement we have is to tour the Olympic Peninsula. From Olympia to Olympia. First up Hood Canal, into Port Townsend. A stop at Dungeness Spit, another at Hurricane Ridge, another at Sol Duc Hot Springs and spending the night at the Lake Quinault Lodge. I get euphoric just thinking about it while writing! Every year gets better, and... More