Port Angeles Inn Reviews

The hotel is a bit outdated, but has reasonable cost options. You can choose between harbor view room and non-harbor view, that is a bit less expensive. If you select harbor view option (which is nice), try to get room on second or third floor, where the view is not obscured by trees or fence. Rooms are a bit tight, but have pretty much everything you need. No tracks of bedbugs noticed :). Free breakfast is included, but very simple (no any meat or sausages included), just coffee, juice, eggs, cereals and waffles - all standard. Available till 9:30am. The checkout is 10am, that may be not convenient for those who sleep in. No other amenities available like pool or gym. Hence concluding - if you need more luxury - choose Red Lion; if you need just stay a night with nice view - select this one, for 1.5 times less expensive.

This hotel needs a make over. Bad. Upgrades or price reduction and an explanation that you are stepping back in time

As a single woman needing to catch the early ferry to Victoria the next morning, the Pt. Angeles Inn was a safe and clean choice. For the low rate it was a good deal and the breakfast, like the breakfast room, was small. But it was plenty to eat and clean. If I had paid just a little more I would have had a view and a larger room. Next time I would do that as the view of the harbor would be spectacular.

We enjoyed our stay. The hotel serves a great breakfast, including a waffle station ! The hotel is close to downtown, although if you come without a vehicle, access is difficult, as it is on a hill. The choices are a steep staircase of 103 steps, or a walk around of a few blocks, including a hill. Overall, worth the climb!

Clean place, good enough for a night while exploring the Olympic peninsula. Smelled a little musty inside and was very basic, but it was clean and comfortable.

Stayed here for a night before catching the MV COHO Ferry to Victoria early in the morning.

The pictures don't do this place justice. If you need to spend a night in Port Angeles, it's a clean, comfortable and well-appointed option right in the middle of town. Think 100% more convenient than similarly priced name brands you'll find on 101. You can walk to the local restaurants and shops, and a grocery store nearby makes picking up snacks a breeze.

We were really surprised by this hotel. We had stayed in Port Angeles before, staying at one of the franchise motels. This motel looks older on the outside, but our third floor room was very comfortable, with lots of space, beautiful view of Port Angeles and the water, and all the amenities we needed, including microwave and refrigerator. It was quiet, though it was full. The breakfast was good and the staff very pleasant. It is close to a grocery store so we got a salad to have in the room while we gazed out the window.

Nice, calm, little hotel in downtown Port Angeles for the traveler who does not need fancy stuff for one or two nights. Restaurants, ferries, all in walking distance. Rooms clean and comfortable, staff friendly. Breakfast (eggs, breads, waffle, jam) was included in the very reasonable hotel price. This is a good deal for the price.

We stayed at the Port Angeles Inn in December, for 7 nights, so it was not crowded at all and the pricing was about the best we could find in the area. Joanne, the owner, was very friendly. The complimentary breakfast was basic, but provided the balance of food groups needed for my diet, especially the hard boiled eggs she boils herself (not rubbery!). The view from the back of the Inn looking over the harbor one direction and the mountains to the other was something we took time to enjoy each morning, The location was excellent as we were able to easily get to the Ferry, PA shops and most restaurants (especially Haven), the bookstore and the Safeway (we bought milk and other foods & kept them in the refrigerator for use throughout the day). We were there visiting our daughter that moved out to WA last February. She picked us up in Seattle, but needed her car for work so our means of getting around when she wasn't free to sight-see with us was walking-had no problem with that. We had to stay at a hotel, since her living conditions do not provide any room for guests, just as we did when we came out in the summer. It was also close enough so we could walk to our daughters Church. As long as prospective guests realize it is a basic, no frills older lodging and keep their expectations at that level, we can say we thought it was a very satisfactory to excellent for our needs.