We spent 8 days visiting the Olympic National Park. The first half of our trip we stayed in a cabin near Lake Sutherland, the second half we stayed in Forks at the Woodlands Inn. What a great surprise! The location is fantastic with easy access to the Hoh Forest and the hikes at the Rialto beach. The rooms are brand new and clean with a well-furnished kitchen. The staff is amicable and ready to attend to any request you might have. Visiting the National Park and staying in two locations was a great tip we got from a friend. The distances are huge and staying in Forks allowed us to enjoy the West side of the Park.

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Cabin was very nice. Gas fireplace was a nice touch. Ample outlets for electronics. Mini kitchen adequate.

The instructions and rules were a lot to take in, and more appropriate for renting a house for a week. Some of it seemed borderline hostile. In a sense, the owners don’t understand their market: most guests will have been outdoors a lot, sometimes in marginal weather. You don’t end up in Forks for the spa, although maybe because of Twilight. Most guests want to get clean, get warm and get fed. The instructions and rules impose a high cognitive burden on people, and eventually we just started laughing at the absurdity of it all. For example, the TV was complicated and finally I just gave up trying to get Airplay to work. I suspect it didn’t support the new Airplay 2 standard, but who wants to investigate that after a day in the rain and fog?

We really enjoyed these cozy cabins. The inn keepers did a beautiful job building these accommodations and appointing them with all the accessories that make for a delightful stay. The cabin had several decorations for the holidays which added a festive touch to our stay. While we did not cook during our one night stay, the cabins had everything you might need for stove top meals. Coffee and tea were provided and an Echo dot for music and comfy robes. We will recommend the Woodland Inns to our family and friends.

The best part was the comfort of coming back to a very clean and well appointed place of our own. The gas fireplace and split HVAC unit felt great when we came back damp and chilled after exploring the beaches and rainforests on fall days in the rain. The kitchenette allowed us to eat breakfast and dinner there.

Nothing really. Everything is new and fresh feeling. The pop up drain plug in the bathroom sink got stuck and wouldn't pop back up but Mary and her husband made sure it was fixed shortly after we told them.

Clean room- interesting historical information in a folder about the town. Charming decor-

The property was in an open parking lot right off the busy highway bustling with roaring trucks all night long . We thought it would be surrounded by trees given the name of the Inn and fact that trees abound the peninsula. Furthermore, a note was written about charging us if we stained the luxury towels that were not luxury. I hoped I would not accidentally spill a drop of wine anyplace and/or leave makeup on a towel.

The cabin was very clean and nicely furnished. The bed in particular was very comfortable and there were ample premium quality towels in the bathroom. The cabin also had a nice kitchenette with an adequate set of dishes (albeit could use a little more flatware). Best part is the location in Forks, which is well situated to access many of the natural wonders of Olympic National Park including Hoh Rainforest and the breathtaking beaches along the coast.

The kitchenette needs just a bit more flatware, notably soup spoons in addition to tea spoons. Also, the lock on the sliding door in the bathroom is such that it causes the door to slide back a couple of inches, revealing a gap. Otherwise, it provides an exceptionally comfortable stay.

We loved having our own little “cabin” and not having to share walls with other guests. These units look brand new with nice finishes inside and a great little kitchenette with any dishes/utensils/cookware you could need. We appreciated having a bathtub for the kids and the owner was very responsive and helpful via text during our stay. Incredibly comfortable beds! Right next to the only laundromat in town if you need it (although only open 8-5)

We stayed in cabin #1, which is maybe 15-20 feet from the main road in town - I will say that every hotel/motel in Forks is right on the main road, so it’s not a unique issue. If you’re able to pick your unit, would suggest a higher number to be further back off the road. We brought a sound machine which was able to mask most of the road noise for us.

This place was great! We were traveling from Seattle to Port Townsend to Forks and back to Tacoma, basically to visit Olympic National Park. Everything about Woodland Inns was excellent, from the communication regarding checkin and checkout, to the location, and the quietness of the cabin, and everything was new and clean. Easy to find and very convenient to the town and the parks.

No complaints.

High end cabin with many amenities. Convenient place to stay after seeing Hoh Rainforest. Near restaurant and short drive to grocery store. We stayed in 13 which had a sofa bed that was fine.

The text with all the information ahead of time and rules was a little overwhelming, especially since the rules are posted in the cabin. Please considering moving the latch for the bathroom door to provide more privacy, especially in a cabin that holds 4.

the heater and fridge ran quietly. We had stayed in a different hotel one night prior and did not sleep at all because the heater woke us every time it kicked on. We were exhausted. But once we got to the cabin we slept like a log.

not the cabins fault but no where good in Forks to eat. The pizza place put some kind of nasty pickled tomatoes on my pizza. but the cabins have a microwave and a stove top for cooking.