The location in the Quinault Forest is breathtaking and the historic lodge is a perfect place to slow down and unwind. The rooms were very cozy and comfortable. We loved being able to step out the door and be on hiking trails. It was also nice to unwind in front of the fire in the main lodge.

This place is not cheap for the type of amenities offered. For example, Breakfast is not included and is pricey.; the charge for WiFi is insane - $16/day and there is no housekeeping service unless you are there for more than 5 days. If you want anything you need to see the front desk attendant since there are no phones. The staff were not the friendliest with the exception of the restaurant staff who were wonderful. The hotel restaurant one of few around and they price accordingly because they know you have limited options. Also, there is no vegetarian option on the menu other than salad.

Beautiful, rustic lodge in an idealic setting, right next to the lake with a beach, grassy lawn with games, and a spectacular view. There were hiking/walking trails right off the property, including the rainforest walk and largest spruce tree. The lodge itself was cozy and rustic, and you could feel the history of the place. Great pizzas and beer on tap. Overall, we enjoyed our stay, but it was a bit too 'rustic' for my taste, as it was lacking some basic comforts.

The rooms were a bit small, and due to the age fo the building, you could hear through the walls. We were there in the hot summer, and no A/C was brutal. Also, virtually no WiFi (guests were limited to 30mins a day, but only one session was allowed, so once a day if you need to access the internet, you have to plan ahead and use it wisely). The food was just ok, and overpriced for the quality. The staff were fine - I would describe it as 'good enough', but no one seemed to be over-the-top friendly or helpful.

The location was absolutely amazing, and the staff was friendly and helpful. They provided great suggestions for activities to do in the area, and showed lots of love and enthusiasm for Lake Quinault. I loved the main lobby area. There's a big fireplace surrounded by comfy couches and chairs, with board games like chess and connect four laid out for guests to play. The atmosphere there was so peaceful and relaxing, I wish I could've stayed longer!

Everything was so nice, I only really have two small nit-picky suggestions for the rooms. We stayed in one of the Lakeside rooms and there wasn't a soap dish on the sink area, which would've been nice to have to store the bar of soap provided, and maybe having a complementary box of tissues in the room (but there's a small convenience store across the street to grab one yourself, so not a big deal at all).

The food in the restaurant was wonderful. I enjoyed salmon at dinner one night--moist and delicious! I loved the Logger's breakfast--tasty, flakey biscuits. And, great coffee! The staff is always pleasant, and just sitting in the lodge lobby is wonderfully relaxing.

I was disappointed that the sauna in the women's area was not working. I was disappointed that the women's changing room at the swimming pool was out of order. Also, there were no towels to use at the swimming pool and I was told by the front desk to just use one from my room--not as much cache as I'm accustomed to at the lodge.

Loved the overall feel of the whole lodge! We had a wonderful Dinner! All of the staff in the dining hall were so professional, kind and welcoming. The food was delicious. Excellent choices on the menu. Beautiful ambiance in the dining hall.

I would have liked a hot tub at the hotel. Or a spa tub in the room. Overall the room was great, clean, large and cozy. The only downside was the temperature couldn't seem to be adjusted. But it was a very cold weekend with snow.

We arrived in the early evening, the golden sun streaming across the green lawn, folks playing yard games, a few boats out on the water. The setting was spectacular - and the vintage lodge matched the setting. We were delighted with the roaring fireplace in the Great Room - necessary even on a sunny June day, definitely a bonus during the certain rainy season! Dinner on the terrace was fantastic - the menu was creative and extremely satisfying. A lakefront walking trail leads to the Rainforest Trail, and an early morning run was easy to enjoy, as was the indoor swimming pool and game room. My only complaint is that we didn't have time for more than one night. This lodge deserves a few nights at the very least.

There is no mini fridge in the Lodge room we stayed in (unclear if any rooms offer mini fridges) so be sure to mind that if it's a concern. We were in room 220, which overlooks the AC exhaust area, and there was a low hu from the equipment - more like white noise than anything disruptive.

The setting in fantastic and the rooms had balconies overlooking the lake. The best aspect of the property, however, is the staff. They were, by far, the nicest, most professional people I have ever interacted with at a hotel and restaurant. They were so excellent I am planning to return next fall and stay for a few days!

There was nothing wrong with the property during my stay.

The breakfast was excellent, and so was the dinner. We were only there for one night. We took the rainforest tour, which was the highlight of our stay. The tour guide was terrific. She was so knowledgeable about everything. We all learned so much about the rainforest and the animals.

A beautiful location on the lake. The lodge itself was also a nice place to explore. The reception staff were amazing when I had issues with my hire car and need to use their phone. The perfect place to end our US holiday.

I would advise the staff to probably not recommend the scenic loop of the lake without warning that the east end of the lake isn't a standard road. Once you head past the first waterfall (merriman) the road turns into a dirt track with potential tyre popping rocks and pot holes. The scenery that end is ok, but not worth the single lane, pot hole covered road you're faced with. I'd say you get pretty much all you need from going from Merriman falls, clockwise around the lake to July Creek picnic area.

The breakfast was good. I liked coffee carafe on the table.

We had two dinners and had even recommended to other guests how good the food had been when we visited in the past. This time my soup was very salty and thin. The butternut ravioli had a strange combination of flavors for me. My husband thought his hamburger was just average.