Rating & Review Keseluruhan Lake Quinault Lodge

This is a great place for outdoor activities and being in nature. With that being said, there’s not much food around to be have in an 40 min drive radius. There is a restaurant with in the hotel but it wasn’t that great. There is an older staff member with all grey hair that was completely rude so please beware of her.

Wonderful Roosevelt-era lodge. Staff is sooo friendly. Internet sucks but, hey, you’re supposed to be on holiday!

This is a very unique property that never seems to disappoint. When we are there, it feels like we've stepped back in time. We highly recommend!

So beautiful. The lodge was so cozy and loved spending quiet time with fellow travellers.

The "Great Room" is what makes this almost 100 year old property. The age of the property is reflected in the size of the rooms which are small. Be prepared for no TV and a charge for continuous use of the internet.

I've stopped by the Lake Quinault lodge either for lunch or to stay overnight 3-4 times over the past 30 years. I always enjoy the ambiance and am very appreciative of the National Park. This time we had the pot roast in the Roosevelt room -- it was exceptional! And I stayed in a room in the lodge with a fireplace-- cozy!

Had a great one night stay despite the rainy weather. Enjoyed the great room, pool and game room. Luckily had a nice Sunday morning to explore the area a bit. Will definitely be back for a longer visit.

The hotel is dated and could do with being brought into modern times.(New towel would go a long way) For the price you pay it’s all based on the view. Internet should be included in cost for the price. Room was heated by a small electric heater. The food at dinner was not great. I had the ravioli with no sauce and burnt ends of bacon not edible. Breakfast was much better. Go for the view and area.

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I was never told there isn't heat in the Lake House rooms. It was super cold. Even with the tiny little portable heater in the room? The hair dryer wasn't working properly and our lake view, well, it was tree trunks, we couldn't see the lake.

Great hotel, historic , great food and easy walks nearby

There is zero cell phone reception at the lodge, no phones in the room, and customers are required to purchase Wifi. This is a money grab and somewhat concerning not to have a phone in emergency situations. There was a 65 inch TV in our room-but no channels or streaming. Why was it even in the room? It’s 2025. I understand unplugging, but we have become accustomed to amenities. I went and spoke to Cameron, the manager, about my concerns. He told me that no lodging at Lake Quinalt had WiFi or reception. Yet the hotel next door had WiFi and streaming. I asked him for a refund on our room because we wanted to leave immediately. He said because the Quinalt Lodge is owned by a ‘big corporation’ he has no control over anything. However he did offer to carry our bags to the car. The facility was beautiful and clean. I really wanted to stay there. But with no phones for safety or TV just to chill out, we ended up leaving immediately and forfeiting the nightly expense-and went to the hotel next door with basic modern amenities.

Historical and beautiful grounds

Lovely old lodge that overlooks a beautiful lake. Extremely limited internet service and no room TV or radio. I would have appreciated a radio. Delicious dinner in the restaurant. Very frosty and icy for this January trip, but i was still able to hike several short trails to admire HUGE trees and icy undergrowth.

The lodge was a great retreat from the busy city life. Only small problem was that our room was located next to the great hall which had a group playing a board game very loud at night, so we heard everything. Walls are super thin.

Enchanting lodge with the fireplace for reading and nature just outside the doors.

It was close to the lake and trails!

Loved the property. Went for dinner and was greeted by a waitress who screamed at me telling me to back up behind the sign. After doing so I informed her I was going to the bar with my wife. She then said we don’t have a bartender so wait by the fireplace I’ll take your order.

Can't believe the lodge is 99 years old; it's been lovingly maintained. We stayed in one of the Lakeside rooms, delightfully quiet. The rooms had been nicely redone since we last stayed there 20 years ago. Some of the couch cushions in the main lodge's lobby were cracking; hopefully they'll be reupholstered soon.

The rooms in the lodge are quite noisy and are lacking a tv or refrigerator and poor Wi-Fi. We have come to expect these things. The newer rooms away from the main lodge are quite nice.