Been camping few years now and this was best location ever! RV sites right on beach! Magnificent…read moreviews. Beautiful beach. Centrally located between the town, Shi Shi beach and Cape Flattery. Loved it all. Tons of eagles. Will definite come back!

Plenty of camping spots & parking areas, if you got the $20 lime green day pass that you can use…read morefor the entire year. It was very quiet and chill here. Not much to the views, but definitely a place if you want alone time with nature. Quite a bit of people here to camp, so definitely a place to meet people, if you want, too. No hiking trails that I saw nearby. small beach for me

Exceptional access to the dramatic sounds and sights of First Beach - sea stacks, James Island, and…read moreenormous driftwood piles. Warm and welcoming hospitality by the Quileute people. I appreciated- and read - the book about their history and stories placed in our cabin. We stayed in a two bedroom oceanfront cabin, and though nestled close to other cabins on either side, they are staggered in such a way as to afford us privacy and unobstructed views from the porch and expansive front windows. Purchase a beach fire permit for $10 and a firewood bundle will be delivered as you unpack your bags. Well-stocked kitchen, which is wonderful as once you make the long drive out to La Push, you should plan to hunker down for meals and such. It's a long drive to and from Forks. I would return!

We loved this place! Came here for our anniversary. Everyone was friendly. It was quiet, we were…read morethere in November but it was exceptionally nice weather. This is a great place for storm watching though. Great view of the ocean. There are no tv's and there's no internet. We had a little kitchenette in our room so we could cook while we stayed. Ozette Lake is really close and had a boardwalk trail out to the beach. Realto Beach is also nearby and a beautiful beach. It is a bit of a drive up there but worth it!

I've been wanting to see Cape Flattery and the Tatoosh Island Lighthouse for several years…read more  This summer, that's what my family and I finally did. We booked 3 cottages at Chito Beach Resort in Sekiu, Washington. My brother and his wife stayed in The Birdhouse (whose deck officially became our favorite hangout spot) We spent many memorable hours there, enjoying the ever changing views of the sea, wildlife, and spectacular sunsets. My sister stayed in The Wolf Den. I stayed in the cottage adjacent to hers, The Lighthouse.  I thoroughly enjoyed my stay in the Lighthouse Cottage. The bed was soooo comfy. Water pressure was great. So much attention was paid to every charming little detail. Nothing was overlooked.  And that view!  On Saturday night the owners, Tamara and Matt had a little get together around the bonfire with all of the guests at Chito Beach. (There are a total of 6 cottages) They were wonderful and gracious hosts who served us beverages and DELICIOUS appetizers. They made us feel very welcome there.  After I got back home, I sorted through the MANY photos that I'd taken, and decided which ones to post on Facebook.  As gorgeous as some of them are, I think some of the pictures of the sunsets at Chito Beach are even more stunning than my photos of the Cape.  Especially on our last night there. Truly magical and almost otherworldly Our time there was an experience that our family will treasure forever.

What a wonderful place to get away. Romantic. Quiet. Truly a home away from home. Tide pools to…read moreexplore. Hikes that are close ( if you want to leave the property but, you won't ). Everything you need is in the house. We stayed at the Rock House. Truly an experience. Breathtaking views. We saw otters, dolphins and puffin birds. Worth every penny!!!

Pretty magical place here, at The Edge. So much to do: from a short hike on the Makah Reservation…read moreto Cape Flattery, to longer hikes in Hoh rainforest, and an amazing nine-mile loop to some pictographs near Cape Alava. No shortage of things to do . . . among my favorites here is simply sitting in a chair by the window, just watching it all go by. My recent winter stay was a very dynamic time. Located at the confluence of the Pacific Ocean and the Straits of Juan de Fuca, winter weather - which in a my nine-to-five life - is something to dread, was instead one of The Stars of my stay. The rooms are comfortable and clean. The innkeepers were very knowledgeable about the area and suggested several things I wasn't aware of. I only gave it five stars because six wasn't an option.

Nicest staff you will find on the entire West End at any hotel! Beach is beautiful and you will…read morelikely be the only person on it. Office has great locally made items for sale in addition to movies and games to borrow during your stay. Units have kitchenettes very well stocked, #5 has the best view! Stock up on groceries before you come, limited groceries & restaurants are available especially in the off-season. No dogs allowed unfortunately...but we will be back! Our family always enjoys our stays here, highly recommended for a peaceful getaway!

This is a experience.. A two room motel over a closed pizza…read morejoint. We're on the left side of the building. There are two Tv's , a long couch and a murphy bed. It has a definite edge of grunge. Like where a Rv traveler or fisherman might go for a night just to get a good shower and a queen bed. i can see the harbor from four windows. i have Amazon prime on the tv. There is a two person hot tub in the bathroom. If you overlook a few things, it's the best stay on the harbor.

Do not let the unassuming exterior of this motel discourage you. The staff members were very…read morehelpful and friendly,l. The room was spacious and clean. And the little deck overlooking the water (and street) was fantastic! A great place to unwind after exploring the area. We ate at Calvin's down the street which was really good.

Nancy was very kind and accommodating! The place is small but cozy. It had everything we needed. We…read morewere comfortable and it served us well while we were in Neah Bay for a fishing trip. And the nature museum is pretty interesting! Nancy had some neat stories about quite a few of the pieces.

Nice place to stay in Neah Bay! Definitely not the most glamorous of motels, but it worked out for…read moreus. The owner is super sweet. I loved sitting on the porch and watching the birds in the morning.

This lovely lodge is tucked away along the shore of what looked to me as quite a large lake! My…read moreboyfriend's Aunt booked a room here when we were visiting so we could enjoy the area and get some hiking in. We were so thankful she did! We got here around the afternoon and were able to check in to the room and then walk around the area to explore. It was a little chilly but bearable. I didn't realize early June would still feel a little cold, but alas, we were up north amongst the misty emerald green forest so I imagine it's expected. The lodge is close to several hiking trails, a creek that flows out to the lake and from the restaurant lodge and patio, a beautiful view of the lake and mountains. When dinner came around we were pretty famished. I decided to try their copper river salmon entree and my boyfriend got the mac and cheese. Aunt Carol got the sliders and we all shared the lovely dessert . As soon as our waiter told us their pastry chef had an Ube cheesecake, we had to try it! Everything was delicious. Especially being that they are pretty far from most places, the dinner was quite creative and impressive. The Ube cheesecake was served with blackberries and it was more of a light fluffy cheesecake than a rich and heavy cheesecake. The Berry crumble was crunchy and tart. I got to have a bite of the mac and cheese and it was warm and tasty. We left happy and satisfied with our meals ready to relax in our room. The room was simple and comfortable. The only thing missing was a top sheet on one of the queen beds but it was quickly remedied. Our room was a short walk from a parking lot and a short distance to walk along the lake too. I love that there was a back door to the room with chairs outside to enjoy the area. Check in and check out was easy. The staff were helpful and happy to answer any questions we had about the stay, hiking trails, and anything else. The lodge itself had a welcoming and warm vibe with comfy leather chairs and a game of chess at the ready. We truly enjoyed our stay here and hope to stop here again if our adventure takes us this way. We headed back home extra thankful Aunt Carol thought to book this place. It was a wonderful place to take in nature and relax.

Vegetarians beware! No more beyond burgers (super sad face). Heard from two different staff…read moremembers that the new food manager doesn't want to offer them because they're processed. Really!?! Almost everything release on the menu is processed. I tried the grilled veggie gyro which was an extremely disappointing waste of $19 & it wasn't even a gyro. It was on a dry hoagie bun like a hero sandwich. Waiter didn't even know which one it was supposed to be but the whole table agreed it was as a pathetic wherever it was supposed to be. Please bring back the beyond burger for all us looking for a vegetarian option that we know is yummy and not an overly creative concoction of random stuff that's not yummy. L

This place is very nice. We were camping close by and I needed up soaking here 4 times. Enjoyed…read moreevery time. And interacted with most of the employees. So far, by far Becca had the best customer service, was very pleasant and just wanted to give her a shout out. There are 4 pools in there , one that is very shallow kiddie pool that's about 12" deep and temp 95-98 , 2 pools that are about 24" deep one was 102-104F and other was 105-107F. And a big pool that's was 66-68F and depth of 3 on shallow end and going as deep as 10' at the deep end.

First of all, if anyone is wondering, Sol Duc is beautiful. Don't miss out on the experience by…read moreletting this resort ruin your vibe. Just go to the campground and enjoy the forest. There are tons of spots. But I had a disappointing time at the resort. I only wanted to sit in the hot springs for a bit. The employees were fine that day. However the next day, my car didn't start, and I had to walk to the resort to use a phone since there was no reception. The same person was there but completely wrapped up in a conversation with someone, so it was awkward to pull her away. She told me the nearest reception was at the Salmon Cascades two miles up, or we could use the phone in the corner. There were instructions on the phone to use it, but it didn't work. So I had to give up on that, and they were still talking so casually. They really didn't care about what was happening at all. Then I looked it up and realized the walk to Salmon Cascades was actually five miles away, but I was ignored when I brought this up. I guess it was really important those two caught up. If I were to walk into literally any restaurant (which the resort has) or business, and I needed help with an emergency, I would expect to get help. It's just the human thing to do. Most people would help. But maybe the resort needs help with helping its guests, so here are my suggestions as a former hostess: - Train employees for someone in need of emergency services and give them up to date information on the phone and make sure they know the area. If there's no service, they need to take responsibility as a hub to help travelers feel safe especially when there are bears are everything out there! Plus it's just hospitality to know the area to help people out who are lost. It leaves a good impression, too. - Take a guests concern seriously and work with them to find a solution, however trivial it may seem. - Lower the prices while you're at it. Don't gatekeep the experience for rich tourists. Until these things are changed, the resort is currently a soulless cashgrab, in an area with such sacred indigenous meaning...

This resort is an absolute gem. I didn't plan to stay here or even know it existed. I was flying my…read moresmall airplane into the Quillayute Airport with my girlfriend and lost electrical power in flight. Chip happened to be at the airport and not only helped me try to get my airplane started, but offered me a place to stay for the night. The hospitality I received was unlike anything I've experienced. The resort was spotless and the whole ordeal felt surreal.

Linda & Chip Keen are the best human beings on the face of the earth…read more In the fall of 2022, we found this resort by accident. We got a little lost, and needed a place to stay for the night. To refresh, reset and get our bearings. If you want to stay in what my husband and I can only describe as the most peaceful, beautiful, spiritual and breath taking view, we highly encourage you to visit the Quillayute River Resort. We fell in love with our room at the end of the inn. Then we met the Keen's and engaged in conversation with the sweetest kindest people you ever want to know. We finally sold our lake property in Sequim, WA and moved to Europe for retirement. But I will never forget what a wonderful experience we had at this resort, and highly encourage anyone looking for a lifetime memory to book a stay. Ellen and Jerzy Korski

What an amazing vacation spot close to Sooke, BC! This place is so picture perfect with the…read morebreathtaking ocean view cottages and the spectacular landscaping by the resort owners. From the moment we stepped into the starboard cottage, we felt at home as it was so cozy, peaceful and their attention to details were truly mind blowing. A place far away from city life to enjoy with your family and friends. We will surely visit again. Oh and the amazing personal hot tub with the oceanview was to die for. Loved it. Note: basic breakfast items are provided, major restaurants and groceries are in Sooke which is 30 mins drive from Shirley, so you can bring your own groceries etc beforehand for convenience, fully equipped kitchen with bbq available.