露珠旅館(Dew Drop Inn)

Our group lived in 5 rooms but two rooms had no hot water. Called office and was told the boss had been aware of the sharing hot water tank issue and asked us to wait for 30 min. It ended up no hot water whole night in the cold weather. No actions taken to solve customers' issues.

Room was a little unique in a good way. Nice, large table included. Attempts have been made to improve the property but more still needs to be done such as replacing the carpeting both in the room and hall. Annoying smell in the hallway when first entering the building. Should also include decaf coffee. Unfortunately, we stayed on a night when there was a planned city power outage with only 24 hours notice so it was too late to change locations to a nearby city.

The option for hotel in Forks is very limited. The drop dew inn is definitely a good one. We met a very polite front desk person and helpful. We appreciate her help in advising. The room is spacious and the bed is also clean and cozy. We think the money we paid was worthy, no surprise.

Older property with some of the features that come with this, running toilets and limited soundproofing. However the staff was lovely and tried everything to assist with the toilet noise. I suspect that was probably fixed the day we left. Timing just didn't work for it to be resolved while we were there.

Pros: - Comfy rooms and they look very luxurious - Good location for a road trip through the Olympics, right next to the grocery store and dining options. Cons: - Though the hotel was quite nice, it was Really expensive (~$300/night) and I don't think it had the same amenities and lux as a hotel that would normally cost that much. For example, the bathroom toiletries were bare.

I wasn't sure what to expect of the small town of Forks. However, my family and I were pleasantly surprised at how great this place was for us. We stayed in one of the suites with a kitchen and it met all our needs and more. The place was quaint, quiet, clean, and the staff was amazing. The location was a perfect central point when visiting the Olympic National Park.