Best Amanda Park, WA Lodge Rentals from $197

Q: Are there any family-friendly lodges in Amanda Park?

Take a look at Lake Quinault Lodge , a 3.5-star stay that's a favorite with families. This Amanda Park lodge also has convenient features like a playground and a sauna. Once you've checked in and unpacked, there are loads of family-friendly attractions to see around Amanda Park. Lake Quinault Museum and Lake Quinault guarantee fun for all ages.

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A wooden deck with chairs overlooking a lake, surrounded by trees and a grassy area.

1. Lake Quinault Lodge

Quinault

Kimberly D.

$201 nightly

Oct 13 - Oct 14

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A beach scene with waves and birds at sunset.

2. Kalaloch Lodge

Forks

Keith

$177 nightly

Oct 12 - Oct 13

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Top Amanda Park Hotel Reviews

Lake Quinault Lodge

8/10 Good

"Beautiful property but dated, basic rooms. The property inside, dining area and lawn were beautiful. I wish we stayed longer to take advantage of the amenities on the water and views! The rooms however are very dated in the main hotel and the beds weren’t very comfortable. Staff were helpful and on-site restaurant was good for a nicer meal"

Hoh Chalet A cozy cabin on the Olympic Peninsula

8/10 Good

"Diane is a very sweet person. Her place is very cute and eclectic. We think she may be having some recent issues. The wet mattress downstairs and the mouse that told us good morning were a little more than expected. We appreciate the pets being around just not all over our clothes from one night. It is a good place with a little clean up."

Ocean Crest Resort

8/10 Good

"The view was beautiful. The staff were nice. The room had ONE small towel bar in the bathroom. No other place/hook/closet for hanging anything including wet outer wear from hiking, or coats or towels and washcloths. No hooks or hangers anywhere in the room. For a place near the rain forest and the beach, places to hang things to dry should be a requirement. The dining room and meal were very good. However, it only served dinner. The only other restaurants required driving several miles to another city for food and groceries."

Lake Quinault Vacation Home/Breathtaking View! Located in Olympic National Park

10/10 Excellent

"We came to the area for a wedding and loved being able to relax in this house. We woke up to otters playing in the water and beautiful sunrises over the mountains and the lake. Walking along the water and close to hiking was great. We would love to spend more time here."

Cottage at the Lake Quinault Inn, 5 min from the Lake!

8/10 Good

"Margaret in the office was super nice, very friendly. The kitchen in the lodge/cabin nearest the office was great, appeared recently upgraded. Fridge/freezer had lots of space. Overall the space was very roomy and comfortable but kind of dusty like it hadn’t been aired out in awhile. The living room had a nice, large sectional that was comfortable but needed to be cleaned a bit and vacuumed underneath. Also, if you watch the TV know that you have to seriously hold down the buttons to get the remote to work. Remote is worn out. The living room window needs reflective tint in a big way. There are two parking spaces in front of the window and MULTIPLE times during our stay someone would park in one of them in a vehicle tall enough to see right in the window. Some guy did this with his wife, sat there and stared and at one point when we decided to shut the curtains he was recording with his phone."

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Amanda Park Lodges information

Number of reviews	1,001
Accommodation	2 Lodges
Lowest Price	$197
Highest Price	$225

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How much do lodges in Amanda Park cost?

Rates for lodges in Amanda Park range between $197 and $225 per night. Whatever your budget, you'll be sure to find the perfect retreat with Expedia. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Are there any family-friendly lodges in Amanda Park?

Take a look at Lake Quinault Lodge, a 3.5-star stay that's a favorite with families. This Amanda Park lodge also has convenient features like a playground and a sauna. Once you've checked in and unpacked, there are loads of family-friendly attractions to see around Amanda Park. Lake Quinault Museum and Lake Quinault guarantee fun for all ages.

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What is there to do in Amanda Park near my lodge?

The best travel accessory is a well-thought-out travel plan. Quinault Rain Forest Nature Trail is a great place to start your sightseeing in Amanda Park.

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