We walked into a friendly greeting. Staff is very nice! They give a military discount, so that's…read moreawesome! We were on the 3rd floor facing the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Beautiful view from our room! Our room was clean and spacious. Nice size bathroom. It has a small area with a sink and cabinet. Coffee maker, tiny fridge and microwave! Everything we needed for our stay. Heated pool and Hot tub! Very nice! Good WiFi too! I really enjoyed staying here! It was close to nice restaurants, a golf course and close to the ferry to Canada! The only thing that was a disappointment was the Free breakfast didn't have the basic scrabbled eggs, bacon or sausage. The only eggs they served was cold hard boiled eggs. I opted for yogurt for my protein. Coffee was good. They had a waffle maker and lots of bagels, toast, english muffins, cereal all the basics but no warm eggs , bacon , sausage or hash browns :( Overall my stay was great! I would stay here again.

The Olympic Lodge was the hotel for us when visiting Olympic National Park. They are part of the…read moreAyres Hotel chain in Southern California with this being one of the only non-Southern California locations. They are located on the outskirts of Port Angeles by the golf course. They are very close to the park itself and makes for a great place to stay when visiting the park. We reserved a 2 queen room with a golf course view months in advance. They gave us a room on the second floor. The room was nice and cozy. The 2 queen rooms have a nice sized bathroom with a tub/shower combo. My wife and daughter did complain about with the soap and shampoo for their shower. It has been a while since we've seen a bar of soap as most hotels use body wash now. The shampoo is a shampoo and conditioner combo. They did not like the soap or shampoo. Breakfast is served downstairs. It was continental breakfast only. No meats. Just waffles, toast, cereals, juice and coffee. It was good enough for the 2 days that we stayed there. They do have an exercise room with treadmills, ellipticals and dumbbells for you to lift. It was less equipment than at some other hotels, but it was enough for you to get a good workout. This might be the best hotel in Port Angeles. You don't have much of a choice. If you visit Port Angeles and want a nicer hotel, this is the place.

A decent hotel to stay at in port Angeles especially if you are going on the black ball ferry line…read more You can get either a room on the first floor or the second. Note, no elevators available so choose wisely. They have a mini fridge and microwave so could save some money and make a meal or two in the room. Plenty of options in the area for food and drink. The shower was mediocre. They have pool which is outdoors

We had such a lovely stay here! The views are incredible from the waterfront rooms. We enjoyed…read moredaily light housekeeping. Good water pressure from the shower. Easy walking distance to multiple food options at the Wharf, as well as w quick walking distance to the Coho Ferry terminal for our day in Victoria. We enjoyed using the bicycles on the lovely trail. I'd definitely stay here again.

Large room, view, bed was comfy, room was clean. A little outdated however, not the worst I've seen…read morein this sorta sleepy town. Just checked in and already had an issue with the TV not working.

This room was booked for me at the last minute, and there are not a lot of choices in Port Angeles,…read moreso I'm grateful they had a room for me with a clean, comfortable enough bed. The hotel has a beautiful view, and the gentleman at check-in was very friendly. However, this is where I get very confused reading prior reviews. The hotel is very, very dated. Please note that the rooms open up right to the outside, and in my case, to an alley, which tbh, seemed a little sketchy, especially without a deadbolt. Also, the room had a horrible stale smell, like a combination of thrift store and grandma's attic. Despite what is written in their listing on booking websites, (free continental breakfast), there isn't one. I was not told that they stopped serving breakfast at the end of October upon check in. My bad, I guess I should have either asked or consulted the hotel website. In the morning, I was just told, "there's no breakfast." I was only offered a yogurt, but with words to the effect that it should still be good. Umm, no thanks. Airing out the rooms and updating the listing on booking sites should be some easy fixes.

Beautiful space, incredible hospitality and food. Thank you for a lovely stay Caroline!read more

Comfortable B&B in Port Angeles - we enjoyed our stay last week when we were in the area…read more Five Seasuns B&B is close to the PA ferry terminal (we arrived from Victoria BC), the northern areas of Olympic National Park (Hurricane Ridge, Crescent Lake, Sol Duc Falls) and the northeast part of Olympic peninsula (we visited lavender farms in the Sequim-Dungeness area since our visit coincided with Lavender Fest). Value was fair. We paid $828 for two nights in the Indian Summer Suite ($918 with tax). For this the missus and I got a private bedroom with a queen bed, and our children each got their own beds in the kitchen/living area. The single bathroom and shower stall was adequate for our needs and we had a parking spot underneath the unit. Caroline, who has owned and operated the B&B for 8 years, was consistently communicative, warm and helpful. She baked cookies for us both evenings, and served us healthy and filling breakfasts. She also offered good advice on where to go for dinner and sightseeing. Bonus: the grounds are captivating, with deer and a fish pond on the premises. We would be happy to return.

It is very cozy inside. We got the double beds and the room was spacious. Tv, fridge, microwave,…read moreand even ironing board - laundry is next door and very convenient! Customer service is very good! Logistic wise, close to everything! Ferry, great restaurants nearby. Coffee shops - walkable.

Extremely overpriced for what it offers. The room resembles…read morea temporary construction unit -- very basic and poorly insulated. You can hear everything from neighboring rooms, and it's right next to a busy road, so it's very noisy day and night. The layout is courtyard-style, but the central area is just a parking lot, adding to the lack of privacy and quiet. The weekend rate was $200, which is shocking considering the quality -- comparable to a budget guesthouse that would cost under $20 in Asia. It's disappointing to see this level of price inflation. Definitely not worth it, and not staying again.

We planned to stay two days but since we booked online we were assigned the…read more uptown old units across the street. No Air Conditioning available for the week. i needed two days. There was only a floor fan and the only window was a alley facing a pool. it was the same temperature in or out. This won't Fly. So i went back to the office to exchange rooms. Not available, so i added a star because they issued a full credit. We went to the next town and found a nice little place, for less.

I hadn't stayed in a motel in years and so was really pleasantly surprised by this Quality Inn,…read morewhich I picked for its location and reviews during a fall visit to the Olympic Peninsula. Comfortable bed. Clean, spacious rooms. And a nice touch in this northern clime is the combination of baseboard heating in the room and a typical wall-mount unit in the bathroom (blowing into the room if the door is open), making for a cozy room. My building (adjacent to the office / food service area) was 2 stories. Not much noise from other rooms nor housekeeping, even though my first night there was full occupancy. Pleasantly efficient staff. Lots of curbside parking in case the dedicated parking in front of the rooms is full. Quiet neighborhood. Location is great- stairs (or walking the long way around the block) brings you to the top of the main commercial drag in Port Angeles, including a number of restaurants. The Victoria ferry landing is just a few minutes further. At the end of the street the motel is on, is a small park with sunset views. Keeping in mind it's a motel and some things will be utilitarian, this was a great choice for National Park and ferry access. I'd stay again.

Adorable B&B!! Sydney and Alex were excellent hosts and super friendly! The house was so clean,…read morewell maintained and had a large backyard w a hammock and outdoor seating. The breakfasts were delicious; think breakfast burritos, scones, the best parfaits, Dutch babies w the best maple syrup. Their fridge was always filled with beverages (alcoholic and non alcoholic) and food for purchase. 10/10 recommend!!!

Wow... such fantastic service and such a beautiful and lovely space! I really enjoyed the Lydia…read moreSuite(sorry if it is not the fully correct name!) with its private balcony and precious swing that I spent the night reading and looking out at the ocean. The lovely hosts were very welcoming and helpful using texting as the primary source of communication. They welcomed me in, showed me to my stay when I was unsure how to proceed and even had homemade cookies prepared for my arrival. The three course breakfast was absolutely delicious, and although I wasn't able to each all of it, they even offered a protein ball to make sure I was okay. You two were absolutely fabulous and I will absolutely be back to stay another time. Thank you!

Here it is, folks, the only game in town. Short of spending $80 or camping out in someone's back…read moreyard, here's your only other option. And boy does it have last resort written in big block letters across it.. None of the rooms are "rooms" per se, they have doors, sure, they have beds in them, no doubt, but none of them have four walls. That is, in order to get to the bathroom, outside, laundry machine, you will have people walking through your "room". I've stayed in shitty hostels. But for the most part, they all had walls. And do you like to have internet in your hostel? Great, sit by the window and hope to catch a stray bit of bandwidth from the owners' house. Truth is, the place is pretty comfortable and it's a lot cheaper than staying a hotel. It just seems to suffer from a bad case of only-game-in-town.

I will always remember my time at the ToadLily House fondly. The communal style is perfect for…read moremeeting and getting to know the many wonderful people who come through here. The owners are genuinely kind, gracious people who will make sure you're comfortable and taken care of. I would stay here over a hotel any day.

This spot is the nicest (and least expensive) motel I've been. Clean, large rooms, cable TV, fast…read morewifi, hot water, and comfortable beds. The staff is very friendly and check-in is easy. Thank you!

Great Spot, Nice Rooms, Some of them are even 3 bedrooms with a full kitchen! Daily, Weekly or…read moreMonthly. Great Rates!

You get what you pay for. Don't expect anything fancy. It's a motel. If that doesn't bother you…read morethen it's all good. But if you come here with higher expectations then yeah, this won't be your cuppa tea. We wanted to go to the Olympic National Park, and saw that most peeps stay around the Port Angeles area if not camping inside the park. Therefore, we were looking for somewhere cheap, as we really just needed a place to crash. We found Riviera Inn through Expedia at a price tag that would have us save our pennies for what's more important like dining out and activities during our time in the Olympics. Therefore, for us, it was an A-OK place. Riviera Inn is located near the main downtown area of Port Angeles, so it was walking distance to businesses and the waterfront. It has free parking, rooms with a king bed, fridge, microwave, coffee machine, heater, cable and free wifi. When we arrived to Port Angeles, we arrived a couple hours before the 3pm check-in, but the staff let us check-in earlier, which was super nice. Staff was very friendly here. (Note that they are not doing room service during COVID-19; however, if you need anything, just contact the front desk.) The bed was actually pretty comfortable. I liked the location of this place the best, as we walked everywhere around town and was an easy drive to the national park and highway. But some cons were that it had a musky smell to it, so we kept the window in the bathroom open to air it out. That didn't help much though, as we could smell the musk on our clothes in our luggage when we got home. Another con is that the walls are thin. Unless the TV is turned on, we could hear the neighbors watching their TV. But honestly, this wasn't a bad place to stay in Port Angeles if you're looking for an affordable place to sleep around the national park. Most everyone that was here the holiday weekend we visited was visiting the park. No huge complaints with this place.

It's an older motel that's showing its age, but the room we were given was really clean. I love…read morewhen rooms have laminate flooring instead of carpet. This one had the former, which in my mind makes it easier to clean the floors. Our room had two queen beds, along with a desk, a small tv, microwave, and an oversized mini-fridge. The location is pretty good. Close enough to the entrance to Olympic NP and only three blocks down the street from the waterfront area.