Olympic National Park is in Washington State and is a highly biodiverse area that can wow travelers with a variety of landscapes within one trip. Wander through the lush majestic rainforest, then marvel over the Pacific coastline, along with experiencing other magnificent sites of nature. Not everyone wants to rough it when visiting a national park, and no worries because Washington has quite a few lodges and resorts surrounding this part of the state. We’ve put together an accumulation of Airbnb’s, other rentals, and resorts to make your jaws drop.
Tom Cat Suite in Creekside Haven - Sequim
This decadent suite is also located within Creekside Haven. Every room they have is magical, but the two we’ve decided to list stand about the rest. Tom Cat is a bit more ornate, making those who stay feel kind of like royalty. All Creekside rooms have private baths, but you’ll definitely want to experience the elegant commons areas.
Lake Quinault Lodge - Quinault
Stunningly set on a reflective lake which also offers an abundance of recreation, the lodge is the perfect place to disconnect. However, many amenities are offered after a long day of outdoor exploration. Float in the indoor pool, have a little fun at the arcade or enjoy fantastic dining. Rooms are beautifully designed, with some even featuring fireplaces.
Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort - Port Angeles
How amazing does a soak in natural hot springs sound after a long day hiking? Well, this is one of the main amenities at Sol Duc. Stay in a traditional hotel room, or experience the woodsy environment of one of the on-site cabins. Enjoy the swimming pool amongst the rolling hills, and be sure to try out the resort restaurant.
Log Cabin Resort - Olympic National Park
Log Cabin Resort is expectedly an accumulation of many different types of cabins, along with RV spots. From lakeside chalets, more updated log homes with more amenities, and simplistic camper cabins, guests can choose their experience down to the finest detail. The lake of course offers fishing, canoeing and other outdoor recreational opportunities.
Olympic Lodge - Port Angeles
Olympic Lodge is an accumulation of luxury and the great outdoors. Handsomely adorned with dark, and sleek wood, a touch of refinement is added through fixtures, towering fireplaces and colorful landscaping. In the summer, enjoy the scenic pool space, and in the winter, just find refuge by a warm fireplace or in one of the plush beds.
Kalaloch Lodge at Olympic National Park - Forks
Stay in Olympic National Park, and have the rainforest landscape surround you. With a timeless exterior, the lodge is absolutely breathtaking. Serenely situated on one of the famed glistening lakes of the park, the views just don’t get better than this. Built in the 1920s, the lodge has undergone renovations while still preserving some of its old charm.
7 Cedars - Sequim
Not only is 7 Cedars a modern yet woodland like accommodation, but it is also full of culinary experiences at four different dining options. A gaming room is perfect for kids and adults of course. Then there is a sprawling golf course, market, and live entertainment to round out the amenity appeal.
Lake Crescent Lodge - Port Angeles
Lake Crescent Lodge sits along stunning Lake Crescent with its deep emerald-hued waters surrounded by mountains and forested shoreline. It’s one of the most popular attractions in Olympic National Park, while the lodge, originally built in 1915, offers a variety of accommodations, including historic lodge rooms, more modern rooms in a neighboring building, and unique cabins that sit right on the banks of the lake providing breathtaking views and cozy fireplaces. Guests also enjoy a fireside lobby and lakefront restaurant. The property is open from late April through November and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Manresa Castle - Port Townsend
For those seeking historic character, a location surrounded by water and mountains less than an hour from the park, and perhaps some ghost hunting, this 1890s mansion-turned-hotel may be ideal. Manresa Castle once belonged to Port Townsend’s Mayor Charles Eisenbeis and his wife. It went through a number of incarnations in between, including being a popular retreat for nuns followed by a Jesuit priest college in the 1920s. The Victorian, turreted building has been a hotel since 1968 and is well-known by the locals to be haunted by two separate ghosts, a monk who reportedly hung himself in the attic, and a former guest who committed suicide after learning her beloved would never return from the war. Rooms have period charms, some with four-poster beds and water views, along with modern amenities.
Quileute Oceanside Resort - Quillayute
The Quileute Oceanside Resort is just steps from the park along the rugged coast, bringing jaw-dropping views of the Pacific. It belongs to the Quileute Nation who have inhabited the area for more than a thousand years. It offers cabins that overlook the beach, along with hotel rooms, RV sites, and campsites. The Deluxe Cabins all include kitchens, propane, fireplaces, and jetted tubs, available as studios, one- and two-bedroom units.
Hi-Tide Ocean Beach Resort - Moclips
Hi-Tide is a beachfront resort that’s just a 30-minute drive from Lake Quinault in Olympic National Park, bringing the opportunity to enjoy all sorts of activities on the sand, including sandcastle-building, kite flying, fishing, and clam digging. It’s pet-friendly and offers one- and two-bedroom condo units with flat-screen cable TVs, Wi-Fi, and full kitchens so you can make your own meals, and many include fireplaces too.
Misty Valley Inn - Forks
Located just outside the park and the town of Forks which became famous after being used as a film setting in the “Twilight” movie series, the Misty Valley Inn sits within a stone-and-cedar home in a picturesque setting, providing a B&B-style stay. It has just four rooms, all of which have en-suite bathrooms and free Wi-Fi. One includes an additional bedroom, a minifridge, and a patio. You’ll enjoy a full gourmet breakfast every morning during your stay, served on the deck or in the dining room, and a complimentary dessert buffet is provided in the afternoon. The outdoor hot tub that sits in the garden is ideal for a soak after a hike in the park.
Woodland Inns - Forks
Located in the heart of Forks, just five miles from Olympic National Forest and less than 25 miles from Olympic National Park, Woodland Inns offers seriously upscale cabin accommodation, with each own featuring a unique theme with local art and cultural accents. You’ll have all the comforts of home, including free Wi-Fi, a 50″ flat-screen TV, a full kitchen, and a river rock gas fireplace. Restaurants and shops are within walking distance.
