Quileute Oceanside Resort

The most amazing view and room I have ever experienced. There are several options for accommodations and I chose the "motel" room but it was a suite with a kitchenette and a table and chairs, along with a huge comfortable bed with a full ocean-view. I had a glass of wine on my balcony to watch the sunset and slept peacefully with the sounds of the waves rolling in. Off-season, there weren't any food options for dinner, so I brought my own, but was delighted to find the delightful coffee-shop on premises for my breakfast. The gift shop was well-stocked. Most of all, Jerry, the manager, and all the staff were so welcoming and informative.

Staying at Quileute in Deluxe cabins was such a treat. There’s just this wonderful feeling on property, & on the beach. Staff is fantastic, from Izzy who checked us in, to Jerry who handled the changeover to our next night’s deluxe cabin stay, to Eugene in maintenance, who jumped right in to make a request happen. The deluxe cabins are just beaufiul, w everything you could need. Love the jetted tubs & fireplaces, full kitchens, Adirondack chairs outside to watch night sky or ocean by day. Cabin 24 is fabulous: lay in bed area that’s on platform above rear of suite, or on couch, & see the ocean, hear the waves. It sits a little higher above the pathway & provides fantastic views out of both sides. Cabin 15 is handicapped, separate bedroom, again w fabulous views both ways. This has a regular gas fireplace w a gorgeous lighted Native display above it. It was a little noisy from the tent campers who were behind it, but that fortunately didn’t last late. Definitely will return again & again to keep exploring this area. Thanks y’all!

Let me first say, the sites are close together, but that's the end of my complaints. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit, and the majority of the sites are large and can accommodate big rigs. We stayed in the Lonesome Creek side of the sites and the walk to the beach was 30 seconds. I walked the beach daily during our stay, it's that close. Also, if you are looking to visit ONP you are a bit father out than if you stayed in Forks but the proximity to the beach makes the extra 15 minutes totally worth it. I would absolutely stay here again.

Wow! The views here are amazing! We stayed on a 2nd flood lodge room. The rooms are large with a good sized balcony. You can book any lodge room and get the same view (with those on the second floor seeing more). The cabins have similar views so if you are wondering what to book, you can’t really go wrong with any choice. The balconies all have privacy dividers between them, which is a nice touch, but you can hear others or smell smoke if people are smoking out there. The bed was comfortable and everything was clean and in good repair. You aren’t getting luxury accommodations here, but there is nothing to complain about. I’d say it is great value for money and equivalent to a stay holiday inn or best western. Some reviews complained about heat, but this isn’t an issue. There is one wall heater on the ocean side that does a good job of heating the room. We never felt uncomfortable with the heater on about halfway and the windows open. The kitchenette was basic, but functional. The bathroom was large. Parking was ample and the check in/out was easy.

We stayed there for five nights. Our cabin was very nice, clean and well equipped and right on the beach. The office staff was always polite and helpful. First Beach is a magical place. We have visited the resort many times but this time was a particularly great stay.

This place was much better than we anticipated. Beautiful deluxe cabin right on the ocean. The cabin had a large comfortable king bed, the bathroom had a jacuzzi tub, and the living room and kitchen had huge picture windows overlooking the Pacific Ocean. We made dinner in house because there are no restaurants nearby which turned out perfectly. My wife made a pot roast that turned out perfect. I made a fire on the beach that we enjoyed. The Host was very accommodating pleasant.

This is wonderful place to stay. We chose a one bedroom with full kitchen. Electric fireplace, whirlpool tub, great views through very large windows, even a little patio. And peaceful...no TV, no phone, no radio. You're off the grid. We were told there was no internet but we did get a little bit of coverage. There is a restaurant in the very small town, but it was closed when we were there in late September. Lodgers should bring their own food (the kitchen is well equipped), or be prepared to drive 30 or so minutes each way to Forks where there are options. The beach, just steps from our door, is spectacular, wild and untamed in any weather. Loaded with driftwood, and spankingly clean. No trash or human junk at all. Its a little pricey, but worth it.

I needed to write a review because this resort has recently DOUBLED their rates and for the beach cabin that used to be $700 for 3-4 nights in 2019 is now $1,400 in 2023!! Unbelievable! Only the RICH may enjoy LaPush from now on I guess. Yes it’s a great place. We love it. Looking into selling a kidney to possibly go back again. So 4 years ago this lady in the office gave me annoying looks and made snide comments about me coming up to the office to use the wifi. I’m quiet. Minding my own business. Out of the way. Trekked up there in the rain. “You know people come here to unplug from the internet riiiiight!?” Yes. Of course! Unplugged all damn weekend but God forbid I come up for wifi to check on a family member who was having medical problems at home and the sole purpose was to check in with them to get updates. I haven’t seen that lady since so hopefully they fired her. But don’t judge people because you don’t know their story. I wasn’t checking Instagram or doing TikTok videos FFS!! That always pissed me off and I never got a chance to complain. So off my chest. Moving on….it really is a fantastic, almost magical place. I like the quileute tribe and they’ve always been great. Any problems in the cabin and they always send someone to help or fix the issue. Never stayed in anything but a deluxe or studio cabin and that’s the only way to go there. It’s the best way to experience LaPush. I guess we’ll try a queen bed in the T-Bird hotel now that they’re catering to the rich, wealthy and privileged. Wish they had specials for returning guests who kept them in business all these years before they became popular. Oh well. Guess they have enough business where they can double rates and don’t care anymore. $350 a night though? Beautiful cabin and location but absolutely NOT worth $350 a night. That’s robbery. Absolute thievery and GREED! A motel 6 with large windows on the beach with pine needles everywhere. $350!?? Just INSANE! I’m so mad! I’ll come back and edit this review later when I feel better because I love them and love the place but I’m just mad now. So….Sorry I guess. I’ll delete and revise and leave a sunshiny review in a bit ok. I promise.

We stayed in one of the King Studio rooms in the Whale building. The view was outstanding! The room was perfect! Very clean. The on-site ice machine was definitely a plus. Our only issue involved the electricity... We stayed two nights and both nights the electricity was turned off from 10pm to 6am. Both of us require CPAPs, so neither night provided a good night's sleep. Would we stay there again? Absolutely! Next time I will bring batteries for the CPAPs.