Our cabin was pretty, clean, and very functional. We enjoyed the front porch seating and shared outdoor fire pit.

A more clear description of the location/setting would have helped. The cabins are situated in a parking lot and we were expecting more nature. But everything was close by which was a bonus!

The cabin was very clean, comfortable beds and air conditioned. Front porch was nice when shaded. Easy contactless checkin.

The complex was totally paved (no green space). Our cabin #7 only had one comfortable chair. We had 2 people and one had to sit on the bed or the backless kitchen stool.

We loved the atmosphere. The cabins are adorable The cabin had everything we needed. It was comfortable and very clean. Parking was very convenient.

There wasn’t anything that we didn’t like.

Room was big and clean, newly renovated. Great location near amenities (laundromat, grocery, pizza restaurant were all within short walking distance) and great base to explore nearby Hoh and Rialto/La Push beaches. Room was well equipped, and even had Alexa!

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Individual mini cabins clean and comfortable. Gas logs and nice kitchen. very clean.

we were in the cabin closest to the road and the traffic was a little loud

We loved this cute little cabin in Forks! All the rooms look like log cabins on the outside, but are fully outfitted on the inside with comfortable beds, a kitchenette, and a fireplace. The room was super comfortable, and we appreciated all the little touches that made it feel homey. Communication about our contactless check-in was also excellent. I would definitely stay here again!

Second time staying, Love the place.

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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?