Rain Forest Resort Village

Spacious room, very clean. The soap bars smell sweet. It was fun to be able to walk across the street for a fabulous dinner. I had the salmon and it was so supple and delicious. The salad bar is basic, but fresh. This was a great base to explore the rainforest trails and to continue on up the coast from. My only complaint is that anybody can park in front of your room blocking your picture window of the lake. Maybe they could mark assigned parking so that anybody can't park in front of your room, make it loading zone only, or prohibit parking there all together. There's plenty of parking in the back and the rooms have front and back doors.

Location was perfect, great views, close to lake and rain forest. Room felt like visiting an older cabin, quite dated, including some outlets, light switches, etc. Walls were all wood paneling, which may have created some of the musty odor problem. Could use some updating, considering the price.

If you don't expect too much in the outback you will be pleasantly surprised. We were in the motel (a short distance from the reception) and consequently the wifi link was weak but this was the only thing that inconvenienced us and the service was excellent. We slept really well and the view of the lake in the morning was memorable. Would happily recommend this to any friend.

This hotel is less well known than the historic Lake Quinault hotel a mile down the road and probably a little less fancy, but the rooms in this motel style hotel are superb especially those with a lake view. The lake is maybe 80 yards from the motel and there is an unimpeded view. There is a general store and an excellent restaurant which serves the best salmon that we have ever tasted. Trails into the rain forest are just a few yards away. The rooms were very well appointed and I would have no hesitation in staying there again.

Older property, but good value. Lovely setting overlooking Lake Quinalt, and a very cost effective alternative to pricier options.

Great place! Great resort! Altogether makes it a great stay! Enjoy the nature!

I would stay here again. Close to local trials and loved the largest tree.

No facilities in the room even the coffee maker had parts missing. Only called a suite because there were two rooms. Dark and dingy. Only ice machine in shop but this didn't open till 9am so no early start. Service in the restaurant was the worst we have experienced in the USA though the food was good. After dinner you could take a strole to see the decaying old cabins left to collapse.

Very disappointing consider how much it costs. The hotel is very basic and dated. The room smell musty and needs to be air-out daily. The only redeeming value is the beautiful view of the lake and the peaceful setting. The restaurant, Salmon House, has great view and good quality food.

An excellent visit in a lovely cabin situated overlooking Lake Quinault. The staff were very pleasant and helpful, both in the resort and in the restaurant. The cabin was excellent, with a very comfortable bed, a cosy gas fire and a very relaxing spa bath! There is a lovely short walk through the rain forest just behind the resort.