— Region —
Olympic Peninsula.
The Olympic Peninsula's lodging is mostly inside Olympic National Park itself — Lake Crescent Lodge (1916, family-run), Kalaloch Lodge (oceanfront cabins), Lake Quinault Lodge. Outside the park: the Resort at Port Ludlow, the James House in Port Townsend (1889 Victorian B&B), the Manresa Castle.
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Forks, WA
Kalaloch Lodge
Oceanfront cedar cabins on the Pacific — 64 units, the Olympic National Park beachfront.
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Port Angeles, WA
Lake Crescent Lodge
Built 1916 inside Olympic National Park — 52 rooms, lakeshore cabins, stunning summer-only access.
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Quinault, WA
Lake Quinault Lodge
Built 1926 in the Quinault rainforest — 92 rooms, the only lodge inside the Quinault valley.
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Port Townsend, WA
The James House
An 1889 Queen Anne mansion — 12 rooms, the first Pacific Northwest B&B, harbor views.
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Port Ludlow, WA
The Resort at Port Ludlow
Thirty-seven rooms on Hood Canal — a quiet alternative to the National Park lodges.
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