If you are looking for delightful accommodations in the heart of the Olympic Peninsula, Misty Valley Inn is your place! This is not your grandmother's B&B. The rooms and en suite bathrooms are private, comfortable and modernized for a wonderful experience. Everything is super clean and the bed was comfortable. The communal dining room looks out onto an incredible view and expansive deck where you can enjoy a delicious breakfast or a glass of wine while enjoying a well-deserved rest after a day of exploring. The owner is gracious and friendly while giving you space and privacy. The front yard is like a mini rainforest and the quiet property is located just minutes from Forks and a short drive from La Push, where great beaches can be found. There are lots of little special amenities like the boot dryer, which came in handy. I would highly recommend the Inn and would love to stay again when we hopefully return to explore more of Olympic National Park. read more

Misty Valley Inn B & B - The view from the deck at the Misty Valley Inn while captured by my photographer husband on a rainy morning during our stay. - Hotels Near Me - Forks, Washington

Wow what an experience! My boyfriend and I stayed for two nights, this is one of the most hospitable stays we have ever had. It was also our first bnb experience, and they shot it out of the park! After a long day of exploring, we were met with a home that was warm, filled with all the details you could imagine, & kind hosts. 10/10 would recommend!! And an amazing breakfast to boot! My only note is that it looks like they don't change the sheets or have the room tidied up for you after you check in. If one is staying longer, a room refresh would be nice :) read more

Misty Valley Inn B & B - Hotels Near Me - Forks, Washington

We had a fantastic stay at this charming Inn! The owners are incredibly tuned in and clearly take great pride in their property--it shows in every detail. The Inn was spotless, well-managed, and truly a notch above places we've stayed in the past. Breakfasts were outstanding and served with genuine care and attention--on real china, no less! It made mornings feel extra special, and I'm still thinking about those amazing muffins. We felt truly appreciated and welcomed throughout our stay. The thoughtful touches didn't stop there: Dessert bar each evening, 24-hour access to coffee, tea, cider, hot cocoa, ice, and ice water made us feel right at home. While the rooms weren't huge, they were very comfortable, (and well equipped with anything we could need) and the well-designed common spaces more than made up for it. We especially loved enjoying dinner on the deck each evening--it was the perfect spot to relax and make memories. High praise to the owners for creating such a warm, well-run retreat. We'll absolutely return if the opportunity arises. Kudos and bravo! I wholeheartedly recommend the Misty Valley Inn! read more

See all

Delightful stay. Tricia and MVI team accommodated a short notice 2-night stay for me and my husband. The checkin process was very easy, paid over the phone and received texts with checkin information. No keys, everything is keypad which I love. Breakfast with Dorinda was sublime. choose your own breakfast from a menu and it will be waiting for you when you wake up. Coffee, orange juice, cinnamon rolls, berry compotes, with healthy servings of biscuits and gravy (option 1), bacon and eggs with toast (option 2), and eggs and sausage (our option 3). They have gluten free and vegan options too. My favorite things were the bed (English suite has a cozy king bed) and the luxurious robes with the en-suite bathroom. The electric fireplace made for a perfect warm night in. The treats of cupcakes, lemon bars and brownies were a pleasant surprise in the afternoon after hiking and we enjoyed them immensely! Loved watching the wildlife at the dining table too. Very private and quiet. Didn't see any other guests when we were there or the owners, just the lovely Dorinda who is a wealth of information on where to go nearby. About 25 minutes to Rialto Beach, 5 minutes to Forks, 20 minutes to Mora Campground. It is a charming BNB with the special touches that make these places fun to return to. The best lodging in Forks! read more

See all

We stayed here for 3 nights and loved it! We had the French Room which had its own bathroom and shower. The shower is great! Also has shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel so you don't have to bring your own. Nice fluffy towels too! They also have little things like q-tips, cotton pads for makeup remover which is nice. The bed was super comfy! The sheets were some sort of special type that were very soft. The room also had phone chargers by each stand, plenty of closet space, etc. The room also had a nice fan, electric fireplace, and ear plugs...so lots of options of you have trouble falling asleep...but I doubt you will as the bed is amazing! The breakfast was HUGE! Not only do you get your choice per the menu, you also get bread pudding and some blackberry crumble. All of it was super tasty, hot, and fresh. Really enjoyed our stay and highly recommend for others! Noting: close to great places like Hoh Rainforest, Ruby Beach, Rialto Beach, Hole in the Wall, etc. Great place to stay to hit amazing sites and hikes! read more

See all

Stayed here for 1 night and wish we had stayed longer! It truly felt like being at home, and breakfast the next morning could not have been more delicious! Staff were very friendly and went above and beyond to ensure our stay was amazing. The grounds were impeccable and the view from the back patio was beautiful. I would gladly come back when in the area!! read more

If you've never been to Forks, it's a small town of 3500 people famous for being the location of the Twilight movies(not where they were filmed but where the book takes place). In such a small town, you wouldn't expect to find such a beautiful B&B but that's what we stumbled upon. Misty Valley Inn is owned by Tricia and Tim, two of the nicest people we met on our long Washington trip. They serve an incredible 3 course breakfast that words can't describe (props also to the chef, Dorinda). While staying in the area to visit Olympic National park, we had such an amazing time exploring the Hoh Rainforest and hanging out with Tim and Tricia and the other guests. The house is beautiful and immaculate, our room ( the Dutch room) was comfortable and has a great bathroom and deck with views. Check in was seamless as it was all electronic and Tricia sent you your code and a txt message letting you know the room was ready. The deserts were also a surprising touch after a long day of hiking. Thank you again Tim and Tricia for the amazing hospitality, we will be back and look forward to watching all the Twilight movies in Forks! Stephen and Krystal read more

See all

Lots of people told me not to bother staying in the town of Forks, but they obviously never stayed at the Misty Valley B&B. It may be out in the sticks, but it offers all of the charm and amenities that one would find in world class B&Bs from around the world. I came solo during the weekday in the winter (February), and was able to book the day of my stay. I was the only guest in the facility, but the innkeeper still offered me five-star service. He gave me a tour of the house which included a common area with a tv, piano, couches, books, games, an incredible valley view, etc. There is a hot tub on the patio. The dining room has hot water available for making tea, cider and hot chocolate. Plus chocolate cake and lemon bars were there for snacking anytime. Each of the rooms has their own bath and shower. Everything you need for the stay is at your fingertips: robes and slippers in the closet, shampoo, conditioner, and soap in the shower. They don't believe in alarm clocks here. Instead, you schedule your "wake up knock" at the door. When you open the door, a tray holding a vase with a rose, a card with the weather and tide report, and your preselected choice of tea or coffee is waiting for you. The breakfast menu is presented to you the evening before. You can choose the hour you dine and select waffles, pancakes, crepes, french toast or omelette. I selected the latter because I thought it would be the easiest, but even the simplest item is presented with the fanfare of a royal visit. They will spoil you rotten. Indulge and enjoy! I loved my stay here so much, I even considered booking an additional night, but since I had over 1000 miles to drive, I thought it best to tear myself away from the royal treatment before the addiction became to great. This place is the definition of hospitality and refinement. You're going to love it! read more

See all

Unbelievably great hospitality from the new owners. The whole family was so polite & accommodating, our family had a total blast. The food is unreal and the views and coziness can't be beat. We will absolutely be back and couldn't recommend this place enough. read more

Misty Valley Inn B & B - Hotels Near Me - Forks, Washington

We really stumbled into Misty Valley inn and are extremely grateful. My boyfriend booked us a stay at a completely separate accommodations for my birthday trip through the Olympic peninsula this weekend...we found out the day of 'check in' that he accidentally booked it for 3 weeks prior. Without a place to stay for the night, we were grateful that Misty Valley not only had vacancy for us, but exceeded ALL expectations. We stayed in the Dutch Suite, which had a comfortable King bed, electric fireplace and an amazing bathroom with a walk in shower. It was so calming to fall asleep with our private deck a crack open and frogs singing as the rain fell. After one of the best sleeps of my life, breakfast really moved my soul. Misty Valley Inn does a contactless check in and sends a text day of for your breakfast order, of which they offer pretty much anything you can ask for - vegan / vegetarian / gluten free / To-Go / eggs / waffles / pancakes. Breakfast was served in the dining room (if not to go) and it was a pleasantly unexpected 3 course meal. I had the Logger Pancakes with orange syrup and my boyfriend had the eggs with bacon. A warm scone and spiced fruit was served first, along with our coffee and choice of juice. We enjoyed the 'Misty' morning view as birds flew in and ate seeds on the deck. Our host, Dorinda, was a wealth of knowledge that was eager to understand how we can have the best experience in Washington possible. Out of all of our stays across the country, we've never had a host as gracious as she. We will ensure to recommend the Misty Valley inn for anyone and everyone that might come your way. read more

My wife and I stayed here for two nights and had a wonderful time on all fronts. We stayed in the Irish Room (all the rooms are themed, I believe), and it was clean, comfortable, had plenty of linens, and we didn't lack anything during our stay. It was a relatively quiet room - we weren't disturbed by any outdoor noises during the night. The walls are a bit thin, so there were a few times we were wakened by our early-rising neighbors - but it wasn't a big deal. In the mornings, a tray was brought to our door with our preferred morning drinks, and then breakfast was served at a time that we determined the day before. It was service at its finest. The breakfasts were both delicious and filling! The first morning, I had the pancakes (I ordered mine with triple berries, pecans, and oats) with maple syrup. My wife had the Moroccan-style omelet. Our meal also came with scones and spiced apples. My favorite part was the pancakes, just because of how much they put into the pancakes, and yet the pancakes all still held up and weren't mushy on the inside like loaded pancakes can sometimes be. The omelet was very flavorful with its mixture of spices - my wife enjoyed it. For our second breakfast, I tried the waffles (mine came with pecans and walnuts and was filled and topped with whipped cream), while my wife got the strawberry crepe. The meal came with cinnamon buns and spiced peaches. They were very generous with the whipped cream (if that's your thing - if not, I'm sure they're happy to customize your dish for you), and the portion sizes were again very satisfying. In the afternoons / evenings, there was an extensive selection of teas to choose from, as well as many sweets available for snacking - lemon bars, chocolate chip cookies, brownies, and chocolate cake. Very dangerous, but also very awesome. The view from the dining table and deck was beautiful, and part of its charm were all the birds that visited in the mornings. The location is great, as it's on the outskirts of Forks, so it wasn't far from Rialto Beach (~30 minutes) and the Hoh Rainforest (~1 hour), and there is a sufficient amount of dining options in Forks, which they recommended to us when we arrived. Overall, it was a comfortable, warm, and welcoming stay for my wife and I. We were treated incredibly well, and the service, as previously mentioned, was top-notch. It was well worth it, and made for a great trip to the Olympic Peninsula for us. So if you're planning on a trip out to this area, I would definitely recommend checking out the Misty Valley Inn! read more

See all

Very cute place to stay! This was our first B&B experience and it was great. Hosts were very nice and helpful, bedrooms were very clean (we stayed in the French room) and breakfast was delicious! We got the crepe, French toast, and my favorite, biscuits and gravy. Breakfast started with very tasty blueberry cobbler and a cinnamon roll. We ate on the deck with a beautiful view. Highly recommend! read more

See all

Absolutely gorgeous and amazing The dessert bar had these amazing lemon bars (forgot to ask for recipe) and football on a big screen- score.. After hiking in rain all day, the hot tub was a 102 degree relaxation of pure heaven needed.. Morning wake-up was so sweet, and everything looked beautiful, can't even explain how special this all was.. read more

See all

My wife and I arrived here a little after 5pm. It wasn't too hard to find at all with the directions given to us. The grounds are absolutely beautiful! It's so serene here... We were greeted by Marsha and quickly checked in. We put in our order for breakfast and also a wake up call which consists of a knock at your door with a tray of your choice of tea or coffee. She also had several menus from restaurants around the area and offered suggestions. We were then shown around and to our room. It was a pleasant surprise that we were the only ones staying. We were also upgraded to the Dutch room with a view of the wonderful valley outside. The room is beautifully decorated, roomy, and very cozy. It has a comfortable, soft, and warm vibe to it. You can make yourself at home here. My wife and I ordered pizza from Pacific Pizza, ate at the kitchen table, and relaxed on the couch with direct tv. The sofas are super comfy. Can't wait to wake up to some Logger Pancakes and Old Fashioned French Toast with maple syrup. Breakfast was amazing! We had spiced pears to start things off. The French toast is the best I've ever had. The pancakes were nice and crispy and so flavorful. We absolutely loved our stay here. We will be back one day I'm sure! read more

See all

Amazing amazing amazing place to stay in the Olympic peninsula! It is a nice little B&B with all the possible comforts. I wish we had booked for more than one night. We got the Irish room, a comfortable cozy room with clover green theme. We were woken up with hot chocolate, tea and weather report brought to us on our bed! Literally bed and breakfast! Our preordered customized breakfast was delicious. No.. scrumptious. Everything was perfect. Almost dreamy. Perfect location too... Just outside forks. Restaurants were 10 mins drive from there. Totally totally recommend it! read more

Best B&B to stay in at Forks, WA!! Tricia & Tim have created a welcoming place to stay. The rooms are comfortable, with every attention to detail met! The breakfasts were amazing and if you eat gluten-free, vegan or dairy-free there are plenty of options and are very accommodating to dietary needs. The Inn is very clean! The views from the deck area are breathtaking. Tricia & Tim were very kind and informative. So glad we chose to stay here. It is a great central location to many sites in Olympic National Park. read more

Misty Inn Bed and Breakfast was a piece of North Coast Paradise. Starting with Jim greeting as we arrived and taking us around the place. He showed us where all their homey amenities where including fresh bakery goodies and a hot tub. He was very knowledgeable of the area for dinner and things to see. Their breakfast was over the top delicious with drinks, a rose and the weather brought to our door. I would love to come back if we are in the area. They all know how to pamper you! read more

See all

Misty Valley Inn is the perfect Bed & Breakfast if you're in need for a getaway. Misty Valley Inn is just minutes from the "Welcome to Forks" sign. The owners, Rachel and Jim Bennett were amazing hosts and their exceptional service is unmatched! Room: We booked the Dutch Room for two nights--only room with a king-sized bed, full private bath and private deck. (I had a peak of the other rooms since we arrived early...and I'd definitely recommend the Dutch Room. It worth the extra $$. The other rooms are pretty small). Every nook and cranny was true to the theme, I loved it! We even had our own little fridge which was perfect to chill our wine for the evening. Service/Food: OMGGGGGGGG....Rachel is an aMazing cook! As soon as we arrived, she sat us down in her kitchen and enthusiastically described her breakfast specials. We made sure we ordered different breakfasts each morning! *Washington Apple Souffle *Irish Waffles with Orange Sauce *Strawberry Crepes *Old Fashion French Toast *Subtle Moroccan Omelets *Fruit and Nut Pancakes ***My most favorite thing about the Inn was the beverage service before breakfast. Rachel prepares coffee, tea, or hot chocolate (with amazing whip cream) places it on a bed tray with fresh flowers and a little note card with details of the weather and tide and sunset. I really appreciated the little details that Rachel did to make our stay extra special!*** Location: Okay...so if you have as Tom Tom, you're NOT in luck. Our little handy dandy Tom Tom led us 10 miles past Forks into the Olympic rain forest, no bueno. Our phone service wasn't that great either-- it kept leading us in different directions. We finally called Rachel and she was able to give us clear directions to the Inn. This Bed & Breakfast truly spoils you rotten! I'll definitely be back just for the amazing hospitality! ***Note: FREE wifi! And sadly no TV's in the rooms...so bring your portable DVD player or iPAD with your fav movies. There's honestly nothing to do in the evening in Forks other than grabbing a nice bottle of wine or heading to the local bar :) read more

See all

If you plan to explore the Olympic National Park and need a place to stay, I definately would recommend this place. This is my second time staying in a bed and breakfast inn and so far it's the best! This inn is actually a house owned by a couple and run by them. It is not a fancy type of hotel or new but it definately makes you feel like you're visiting a relative/family. They have four rooms only made into a certain theme like the French Room, Irish Room, English Room, and Dutch Room . The rooms are clean, comfy, and cute. There is no television in any of the rooms but there are plenty of books in the living room and hallway you can pick up to read. The walls are not thick therefore you can hear other people around you. Then the food they serve you was beyond wonderful. Every night someone comes to ask you what time you want to be woken up and what drink you want at that time (coffe, tea, hot chocolate, etc). Then they ask you what time you want breakfast and what food you want. The food they serve are HUGE! Including the dish you ordered, they give you some hot fresh muffins and some type of cooked fruit with cinnamon and whipped cream. If you can't finish it, you can bag it for a snack later; which is very handy since there's difficulty finding good food anywhere around Forks, WA. Out in the dining room, there is a section where they have brownies, cake, cookies, tea, etc that you can feel free to grab whenever you want. Besides the food and room, the view in their backyard is amazing! Everything was great during my stay and the owners were very friendly and generous. When I left, they even asked me if I wanted to bring some snacks for my trip out. If you're looking for a lot of privacy though, I wouldn't recommend this place but other than that, it's an A++++ place! DEFINATELY COME HERE!! =) I know I would if I visit the Olympic National Park again! read more

See all

It's easy to be misled in thinking that there are no good places to stay in Forks. However, our family has never had a more enchanting, accommodating, and comfortable stay than here at the Misty Valley Inn, right in Forks,WA. The location is quaintly nestled away in an outdoor paradise with wildlife and fauna galore, that simply no place in Port Angeles could offer. More importantly we have never experienced the level of hospitality that Rachel, Jim, and their staff provided. The food is outstanding, the beds comfortable, and the soul re-charging energy of this place is something you simply can't put a price tag on. If you are planning a trip to the Olympics, make this at least a one night stay! read more

See all

What a beautiful spot. The accommodations are very comfortable, spacious and the grounds are beautiful. Lots of wildlife. Marsha was our host and she was so warm and friendly. She made us an amazing breakfast, told us about the area. I can't wait to go back! read more

See all

A group of four of us spend a night at this lovely B and B last week. What a beautiful, peaceful, and comfortable Inn! The owner Jim was incredibly nice and gave us a tour when we arrived. The property was so green, lush and quiet. The roses were stunning! There were homemade desserts and coffee and tea available at all times. The breakfast was absolutely devious and decedent! We each chose a different entree and we all thoroughly enjoyed our food. We all would highly recommend this Inn! read more

Very Nice! We stayed three nights in the English Room in October, 2019. It is located right on the 101, but road noise is barely an issue. If the windows are open, that may be another story. The house itself is appointed very nicely, with modern updates throughout. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was spacious. Coffee arrived at the door every morning promptly at 7:00, and breakfast was served at our chosen time (7:30 is the earliest option). Breakfast is ordered from a short menu the day before, and everything we had was excellent! Baked treats are available for grazing throughout the day, and they are delicious! The staff is friendly and attentive. We were a little disappointed that the usual meet-the-owners experience is missing here, but it was still top notch! read more

This woman made me cry! I ended up NOT spending the night. I feel sorry for Jim (who was a sweetheart). I have never been treated so rudely at a B&B - perhaps they should go into another profession, since hospitality was lacking to say it nicely. And I almost let it ruin my Twilight in Forks experience - don't let it ruin yours! Do not stay here. I'm surprised they got such good reviews (friends of theirs???) read more

Beautiful view, comfortable stay, unbeatable service, delicious food, great location... Don't miss it if you plan to stay overnight in the Olympic National Park. read more

My boyfriend and I were lucky enough to stumble upon this gem on Google as we were looking for a last minute place to get away for the weekend for one night only. I can't say enough positive things about this place - it was my first B&B experience in probably a decade and I will probably now measure all the rest of them up against this one. First, I was was a tad nervous walking in since it feels like you"re walking into someone's home - but I am blaming that on the fact that we walked in quite late at night, it was a random Friday during the off season, and also there is a faerie doll staring right at you in the foyer. This was the only minor uncomfortable thing that probably would not have been a thing at all had we been aware of what we were walking into. Like I said, it was late and we were tired and neither of us had experienced a B&B in years. Get past the faerie doll and you're golden. From then on the stay was wonderful. Mrs. Bennet took our breakfast order (!!!) and what a detailed and drool inducing experience that was. You can tell from how she describes every item on the menu that she has spent years perfecting her recipes with care and skill. I can't remember everything she listed but we ended up ordering the hundred spices omelette and fruit filled pancakes. Hell yes. We were put up in the Dutch Room and were informed that it and the entire house had just gone under a complete renovation. This was the most expensive room to book and even though I didn't see any other rooms in the house I understand why, and would probably book it again. The bathroom in our room was completely redone beautifully. I liked that there was a his & hers sink, as my BF and I take forever to do anything involving bathroom sinks. There were bathrobes in the closet for when we wanted to use the hot tub downstairs (we were informed that skinny dipping was absolutely allowed since neither of us brought bathing suits. Oddly enough this made me feel even more comfortable; even though we ended up not going at all it was nice to know that there were no uber conservative people here where we had to be on our best unmarried behavior! Just Awesome Mrs. Bennet) and rose petals on the bed (we didn't ask for them but they def made the night feel more personal) and the bathroom was fully stocked. Waking up was even more betta - The Dutch Room is at the end of the house and patio so there is a sense of privacy if you have all the windows flung open like we did all night - so when we woke up in the morning we were faced with the fantastic view of the mountains behind the house. Gorgeous. We had arranged the night before when we wanted our coffee tray to be set outside our door so we dozed and stared out the patio window from the bed while drinking coffee all morning and listened to the house wake up. Breakfast was a scrumtrulescent experience. I felt so catered to as we were seated in the dining room to another beautiful view while were served endless amounts of scones (we ended up taking the leftovers for our hike) and sweet pears and on and on. We feasted gluttonously while watching the animals have their breakfast on the patio (blue jays, squirrels, etc). We were even considering coming back the next day just for breakfast since we spent the following night on La Push and there is no food out there whatsoever now. We went back to our room and dozed and got ready for the day - we did not feel rushed because of checkout or however you feel rushed when you stay in a hotel. We chatted with Mrs. Bennet a bit about the house renovations and how she started the B&B (26 years ago!) etc etc. Wonderful and warm woman. Forks is lucky to have her and her business here. Notes - 1) the walls are a little thin as it is a house so if you're here for a romantic weekend you will of course be in full force romance land but keep in mind you should be a little discreet. I am sure the staff has had their share of non-discreet couples staying here, and never did i feel like i should be on my best behavior, but all the same if you go crazy someone will hear you and that is up to you if you care or not. But let me reiterate that I was not at all uncomfortable staying here with my boyfriend and we were able to do as we pleased with no uncomfortable moments when we emerged from our room to face the staff. 2) Mrs. Bennet is not allowed to serve alcohol but you can bring your own and are encouraged to do so (there was even a wine opener and glasses in the room). 3) Forks is a very small and unromantic town, there are only four restaurants to choose from so even if breakfast is wonderfully taken care of by the B&B make sure you have low expectations for dinner. The room had a wonderful info binder with menus, maps and information that was helpful to our decision to venture out and find food, but realize once you venture out of Mrs Bennet Land and into Forks you get a whole lot of UMMwherethefami? Many thanks to this cozy B&B! read more

Misty Valley Inn B & B - Fruit and oat filled pancakes, delectable! - Hotels Near Me - Forks, Washington

Like many of the reviewers that have posted,this was my first experience at a Bed & Breakfast, and it was beyond lovely. We enjoyed every inch of the wonderful hospitality that was given to us by our hosts and was much more comfortable than I had anticipated. I have never stayed at a B&B before mainly because I am not usually my complete self when I am a guest in someone's home. Given it was a business, it still made me feel like I was staying at a nice guest house. However, our host was unbelieveably warm and made you feel like you were staying with a family. I am from the south so the hospitality reminded me of home and there is much to be said for that. We were greeted warmly when we walked in. We had spent the afternoon at Rialto Beach in the rain, so when we came in our clothes were soaked and we were tired. She was very accomadating with us and asked what we would want for breakfast in the morning, what beverage we preferred greeted at our door, and gave us some options for dinner. We also were shown around our room and where to find everything. There were homemade brownies, lemon bars and cake along with pitchers of hot water and coffee for the guests to serve themselves with while looking through her collection of nature/hiking information around Washington. There was also couches so you could sit and read with lovely old picures on the coffee table. There was also another living room you could sit in and watch tv. The room I was staying in did not have a tv so we really enjoyed being able to sit on the couch watching the food channel network late at night. The tv is first come first serve. We loved having robes and slippers provided and the bathroom was full of toiletries including makeup remover, cotton swabs and cotton balls. There were plenty of towels in the bathroom along with a blowdryer and a reallllly nice glass shower (no bath tub). The sinks were beautiful and you could tell they have put some money into their business. The outdoor deck opened up to a beautiful view of the valley and it absoutely was misty in the evening showing the beautiful moon and emaculate in the morning. There are plenty of birds that come near the windows to eat at the bird feeder. We really enjoyed watching the animals as we ate our breakfast the next day... The breakfast... wow! Not only do you get an entree prepared for you, but she also provides cooked fruit and homemade scones in the morning (after you have been served coffee, tea, hotchocolate, etc. in your room) while you are waiting. Having breakfast in the dining room felt like we were at a really nice restaraunt being waited on. We had cooked pears in syrup along with scones while looking outside in the gardens. We were served immediately and constantly being asked how we were doing. Everything was all just so wonderful and it made our trip to the Olympic Peninsula so relaxing. I can't say enough good things about this place. It was more than a treat to come here. We cannot wait to come back and visit again. PS. Make sure you leave your drapes open (it is completely private, noone can see in your room) so you can go to sleep watching the misty valley and be woken up to beautiful mountains and trees. read more

We spent 3 nights in the French Room beginning July 26, 2015. In a word: DELIGHTFUL. Where do I begin? Let's start with breakfast. There are about 6 main entrees on the menu and each guest is allowed to make his own choice each day. In the 6 meals my wife and I ate we had waffles, pancakes and French toast. I've attached a photo of the waffles I had the first morning. Not just a meal, but a work of art. And an enormous amount of food (in fact, my wife and I split a single order of waffles on our last morning). We had a choice of at least 3 kinds of syrup that is made there in the kitchen: maple, orange and berry (I think there may have been one or two others as well). We were also offered spiced fruit (peach, pear, and apples) before the main meal each morning. And even before that a tray of coffee and tea to our order was place at out door each morning. We ran out of days before we got around to the apple souffle, strawberry crepes and omelet. The only improvement I would like to see is an offer of bacon and sausage to balance out the sweet. The staff was so very accommodating that I probably could have had them if I had only asked. In the afternoon freshly baked cake, lemon bars, brownies and cookies were available. The east-facing deck overlooks a beautiful valley and a steeply rising slope beyond that. Life is not good just for the humans at Misty Valley. Stellar Jays and some kind of little squirrels are very well fed out on the deck and provide lots of entertainment. Rachel, the innkeeper, helped us plot the best course back to the airport the night before we left and it could not have been a smoother trip. She also gave us great advice a few months before we arrived about what to see in the area (Hoh Rainforest, Marymere Falls, Sul Doc Falls, Hurricane Ridge, Rialto Beach, Second Beach, ...). Finally, all this service and pampering came at what I considered a bargain rate. I've definitely paid more for much, much less. It's unlikely that we will ever be able to travel to this area again, but if we did, we would look no further than Misty Valley for accommodations. It was one of our best travel experiences. read more

Misty Valley Inn B & B - A full order of waffles with orange syrup that is made on site. - Hotels Near Me - Forks, Washington

This place is great!! The owners go above and beyond to make you feel welcome. Here are some of the little details I loved about this place: - desserts available throughout the day - wake-up beverage accompanied by a little note with the tide schedule - a little bowl of chocolates by the bed (good for late night cravings) - really soft mats at the side of the bed so that when you step out of bed in the morning it's very soft on your bare feet - shampoo dispenser in the shower just in case you forget your own - robes and slippers in the closet (I didn't use these myself, but it's a great idea) If I am ever back in the Forks area, I will definitely stay here. read more

Love, love, love. Such a homey, comfortable, welcoming and accommodating place. Arrived unannounced on a Sunday night without a res but got a $95 room on the spot. I actually am lying in bed now, I've only been here 2 hours, it's that great I had to review it already. Courtesy wake up knock with tea/cider/coffee followed by home cooked breakfast to order, homemade cakes all day/night, a hot tub and deck with gorgeous views, and tons of local tourism literature and books/games. There are cheaper motels in the area but the benefits FAR outweigh the costs here. You don't wanna miss this awesome find. read more

Forks may seem like you've traveled back in time, and you have and that's a lovely thing to experience in this wild and wonderful part of the country. When you come back from your day's adventure it will be to the warm and inviting home and B&B of Rachel and Jim, two very kind and friendly people, who make your stay happy, and effortless. They know the area so well that they can guide you on your daily journeys even to the point of saying things like, "you should go here this morning because the tide is low and you don't want to go at high tide." This kind of knowledge was invaluable and by itself makes them worth staying with, and when you add in the delicious food, fantastic service (and thanks to Cass as well!), lovely views and a place that manages to be both spacious and cozy, I can't think of another place we'd rather stay! Breakfast outside on the deck (facing yes, the misty valley!) with all sorts of birds coming to feed, and flowers everywhere was fantastic. Modern amenities were always available, and they deserve a rainbow flag out front for their warm welcome to all. If we are lucky enough to return to this area we will definitely stay with Rachael and Jim! read more

My husband and I absolutely love this B&B. We are always treated well by Rachel and Jim. They always make sure that we are comfortable when we're here. We've been coming here for three years in a row and have received wonderful service consistently. The rooms: My husband and I have stayed in the French, English, Irish and most recently the Dutch Room. The rooms are very clean and well maintained. There are no tv's or alarm clocks in the rooms (this is to discourage stress during your stay) but there is wifi. I believe all the rooms have been renovated as well because the bathrooms have nice new fixtures. The breakfast: A coffee tray is delivered to your room first thing in the morning (I love this because I like to start my day with coffee). You also get to choose what time you can have your breakfast. When you make your way to the dining room, one of the staff is waiting for you and invites you to be seated. They then pretty much just serve you with what you'd like with your breakfast and such. Breakfast includes a hot spiced fruit bowl and muffins or scones before the entrees are served, along with coffee, juice, etc. Also, desserts are available at the buffet bar all day! I recommend the lemon bars. Oh and by the way, the property is nestled in a misty valley beneath the Olympic Mountains. It's not called the Misty Valley Inn for nothing! We highly recommend this place to those who want to have a little break from the city life. Rachel can make suggestions on activities if needed. She recently told us about Lake Ozette which we visited and found to be spectacular :) read more

Very charming Inn with home cook warm breakfast. We enjoyed our stay while visiting Olympic NP!

My husband and I have never stayed at a bed and breakfast before, we have always wanted to just never got around to it! This Christmas we received a gift certificate for the Dutch Room and Misty Valley Inn! Which is about a 3 and a half hour drive. Most of the drive was absolutely beautiful leading us into the beautiful rain forest! What an AWESOME place for a bed a breakfast! As we pulled up we were so excited, we arrived around 5pm around the same time as the other couple. Rachel took us into the dining room area and asked us what time we wanted to be waken up with coffee/tea/hot coco/cider. And then what time we wanted to eat breakfast. She then went over the nearest places for dinner and a few good scenic places. She then showed us our room!! Omg our room was amazing, looking out right into the rainforest. My husband and I loved watching the humming birds. And the bed was seriously so comfortable. We got back to the B&B around 8:30pm brought back a bottle of wine and played cards and watched a movie in the living room. The breakfast was seriously sooo good. The presentation was beautiful. I had the most amazing omelet and my hubby had the French toast. Rachel has such a warm welcoming spirit that it makes you feel right at home. I would HIGHLY a recommended this bed and breakfast to anyone. Also book the Dutch room! Can't go wrong!! read more

From the moment you drive up the drive way you know you are at a special place. There is nothing you could want here. Rachel and Jim have anticipated all you comfort needs. The view is lovely with feathered friends. The food is outstanding. read more

We spent a single night at the Misty Valley Inn and just loved it! Rachel and Jim are excellent hosts. We enjoyed the special amenities including dessert buffet available all day. If available, definitely stay in the English Room, the bathroom was luxurious. Was nice for us as we were passing through, would stay here again! read more

This Inn defined our trip. We were asked to select next morning's breakfast on arrival, and also received guidance and where to eat for the evening. The next morning we were awoken with a knock at our requested time with coffee. Then we had an incredible breakfast and watched the birds outside. Book your stay right now, before somebody beats you too it. Best way to feel at home in Forks. Best stay we have ever had anywhere! read more

This place is absolutely amazing. I can not say enough great things about it. The food is soooo yummy and the presentation is gorgeous... like straight out of a magazine. They have this place down to a science. I can't think of a single thing that could have made our trip better. Marsha the lady that runs it is so nice and helpful. She makes you feel right at home. We will be staying here again. read more

See all

Rachel and Jim will provide an experience that makes you think you're part of their family . . . from the greeting upon arrival to the wave good-bye. Misty Valley Inn is there to make your enjoyment of Forks and Olympic National Park a grand experience. We were in the Seattle-Tacoma area for the week visiting family and decided to take a couple days to see the sights around Forks-La Push. While my sister, brother-in-law and I had all grown up in Western Washington, my wife had never been on the Olympic Peninsula. It wasn't the best time for a visit - middle of March - but the warmth and coziness of Misty Valley Inn made our one-night stay thoroughly enjoyable. My wife and I had the English Room. I don't remember the name of Sis's and bro-in-law's room, but it had a nice deck out the sliding door, which, had the weather been better, would've been most enjoyable. All four of us agreed we'd like a return trip in the future. The drive out from Tacoma provides plenty to see as well. We stopped briefly in Poulsbo and spent a little more time enjoying lunch and the shops in Port Townsend. Take a ride through Fort Worden, where parts of the movie, An Officer and Gentleman, were filmed. If you've got the time and enjoy military sites, a trip to the Bremerton Naval Station would be worth your while. It's not there now, but in the late 70s when the USS Missouri was docked at Bremerton, I stood on the deck where the peace treaty ending WWII with Japan was signed. The drive along glacial Lake Crescent was beautiful. It was even sunny on the return trip. The Sol Duc River flows through a beautiful - and misty! - valley. For breakfast we feasted on the soufflé, the fruit pancakes and omelets. There was little talking since we couldn't stop eating long enough to say anything other than, "Ummm" and "Ahhh." So good! The price was surprisingly modest. A great room, a better-than-great breakfast and snacks, all for 105 bucks. Can you beat that? The Puget Sound area is full of sights and interesting places. However, if you'd like to see some of the untamed majesty of Washington, I highly recommend a trip to the Olympic Peninsula, the national park and a stay at Misty Valley Inn. read more

Amazing and cozy stay! Breakfast was soo yummy, they give you a menu of several options to choose from daily along with your choice of breakfast times, (highly recommend trying the biscuits and gravy!!!)Hosts are very sweet and helpful in answering questions about the area. They give an optional wake up coffee/tea/hot cocoa tray delivered to your door each morning which was a very nice touch. Bed was also very comfy and everything is super clean. We ended up having a change of plans and hosts were great in navigating it. Definitely recommend staying here and experiencing great hospitality during your trip to Forks. read more