The Best La Push, WA Resorts from $112

A rocky coastline at sunset with silhouettes of people and a crescent moon.

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A restaurant with a large window offering a view of a rocky coastline and the sea.

1. Quileute Oceanside Resort

La Push

Amanda

$99 nightly

Nov 16 - Nov 17

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Woodland Inns

10/10 Excellent

"Great cabin! Love it. Planning to go back again."

Manitou Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"Was the perfect spot for me and my dog Bindi. This was a work trip for me and the room and property was just what I needed. It was peaceful and just what I needed to wind down after a long day. Bindi my Frenchie had an amazing time as well. The perfect little vacation for her as well. Definitely will stay there again and will highly recommend to friends and family"

Town Motel

10/10 Excellent

"This was a great stay! We were in town for the Twilight festival and chose this motel based on great price and central location. Right next to a grocery store and a good restaurant. Rooms were very clean and there was always someone on site to assist. There was ample outdoor space as well and overall it was a great stay!"

Tranquil 1-bedroom bungalow in charming Forks perfect for getaway

8/10 Good

"We absolutely loved the room! It was clean, comfortable, well-equipped, and located in a beautiful, quiet area just 5–10 minutes from town. Check-in was easy, and the owners were very accommodating with last-minute changes.However, a few concerns affected our stay:- Security: The room connects to the main house with only a sliding chain lock. As two women traveling alone, we felt uneasy knowing an unfamiliar man was staying on the other side. We even blocked the door with our luggage for added security. A deadbolt would provide much-needed peace of mind.- Noise: We were notified of minor pounding around 6 PM, but construction against our room continued from 7–9:30 PM. After a long day exploring, we would have appreciated this being done while we were away.- Wi-Fi: The password was written in all caps rather than its correct case, making it difficult to connect.- Electrical: All appliances, bathroom lights, and the heater share one breaker, which tripped early in the morning. With no contact number available, we had to enter the main house and wake the man staying there to reset it, which was uncomfortable.Suggestions: A guest information book with emergency contact numbers, instructions regarding the breaker, and other helpful property details would make guests feel more comfortable and secure.Overall, we truly enjoyed our stay! With just a few improvements, particularly regarding safety and communication, our experience would have been absolutely flawless."

Private,Quiet,cabin,on 27 acres,w/ trails. near the Hoh Rain Forest Nat' l Park.

10/10 Excellent

"This is a great place to stay if you want to be away from it all. It is about a 20 minute drive to town (Forks) so if traveling south to get there be sure to stop for gas and groceries before you arrive. There is a local bar about 10 minutes away that has pretty good burgers. After checking out the place my husband asked if we kicked someone out of their home because it is stocked to the T. Games, DVDs and all the supplies you could need in the case of power outage, which we did not have. The path on the property just off the house was awesome. Almost don't even need to go into the rainforest park because its all right there in the yard. There are several paths so it can be a very short walk or doing the whole set is probably just under a mile. There are cute little painted rocks along the path as well as signs so no way you could possibly get lost. We have never stayed at a place where the owner was also on the property so seemed a bit odd when she came out as we were closing the gate behind us on arrival. But it was great meeting the sweet little lady. And she did provide some info that was good to know. The only issue we had was with the twin bed closest to the door. It was comfortable but for some reason the head of the bed was slightly higher than the feet so I kept very slowly sliding downward. I would definitely recommend and would stay again if in the area."

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Lowest Price	$112
Highest Price	$112

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What can I expect from a resort vacation in La Push?

Longing for a relaxing escape? Treat yourself to all the luxuries and comforts of a resort, where you can find everything you want for your trip from convenient dining options to activities and shopping. Browse the resorts in the area and discover the one that's best for you, whether you see yourself sitting down to fine dining or heading to the spa for a deep-tissue massage.

What's the best resort for my stay in La Push?

Our highest-rated La Push resort: Quileute Oceanside Resort - Features free self parking and a restaurant.

What can I do in La Push?

Learn about the local history at monuments like Chilean Memorial, or head to La Push Beach for some time by the water. A few other attractions you may want to see are Olympic National Park and Rialto Beach.

What's the seasonal weather like in La Push?

The hottest months are usually August and July with an average temp of 58°F, while the coldest months are February and December with an average of 43°F. The rainiest months in La Push are November, January, December, and March, with each month seeing an average of 13 inches of rainfall.

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3 Rivers Resort and Guide Service

Tranquil 1-bedroom bungalow in charming Forks perfect for getaway

Hoh Chalet A cozy cabin on the Olympic Peninsula

Private,Quiet,cabin,on 27 acres,w/ trails. near the Hoh Rain Forest Nat' l Park.

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