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We spent two nights here in mid September on a circuit around the national park. It was a great ending to a week of hiking to enjoy the beaches. We stayed in a cabin on the bluff, one of the few left. It was rustic but quite comfortable with a large main area, kitchen area, small bathroom and a separate bedroom. The exterior had a carport, patio and a picnic table and Adirondackville chairs on the lawn. We were steps from beach access. We were also close to the lodge where we had a nice dinner one evening. The mercantile on site had a decent selection of snacks and drinks, coffee drinks and fabulous soft serve ice cream. We were just minutes by car away from Ruby beach and fourth beach with the amazing tide pools. We walked up a trail from the lodge one afternoon to beach access from the campground to see the tree of life, walking back on the soft sand. A very nice stay. Very quiet at night.

The town is not big, this hotel is on the main road and parking is very convenient. The hotel does not have breakfast, but there are large supermarkets and restaurants around 300 meters away. There are many kinds of goods, which is very convenient.

Due to the itinerary, the time to arrive at the hotel was earlier, the room was not ready, but the hotel was very happy to give the key, agreed to move the luggage into the room, and also cleaned the cleaning staff. The cleaning staff also agreed to be friendly. When I return to the room at night, the sanitation has been cleaned and the room is properly arranged. This hotel is located in forks, wa. Those familiar with the movie Twilight should be familiar with the town, so this hotel should be the best choice for Twilight fans, because the Forks High School, where the heroine is studying, is a hundred or two meters near the hotel. However, when I arrived at the scene, I knew that the movie was just borrowed a name. The appearance of the school is not the same as in the movie. In addition, this town is relatively close to the hoh rain forest, and it takes more than an hour to drive to the hoh rain forest visitor center. It is the most convenient town. It takes more than an hour to drive from the port angeles to this town, but these hours are worth it, because it is along the high-speed road of us hightway 101, with no toll stations and always full of scenery.

No breakfast, the hotel is very good, the bed is very large and suitable for families. At the end of Fox Town, there is a supermarket across the road, the supermarket is big, things are cheap, and there is a lot of competition in the distance.

Following the reviews we weren’t expecting much. It definitely wasn’t a cheap stay but seemed the cheapest we could book in Forks in advance. Although there were plenty of places we could have just turned up and got a room in hindsight. On arrival lady on the desk was friendly although when asked about a cot / crib for our 5month old we were told they don’t have any. However when we enquires before our stay they said depending on availability. To then be told they have none at all - just a complete lie from original enquiry so that they keep the booking. We were offered a mattress on the floor for baby - not exactly safe. WiFi was good and was able to watch videos etc on phone. Bathroom looked like it had been refurbished recently although not by a professional. The main room was very outdated. And outdated Bed linen. There was a slightly musky smell but not a foul smell. And everything seemed clean. Plenty of parking. No kettle just a coffee machine and fridge (fridge is full size) Overall should have been nicer for the money paid but was a clean comfy bed to sleep in for the night. But very disappointed about the lying about having cots.