Search Hotels Near Storm King Ranger Station, Port Angeles

"Great"

"Everything was good. Nice beds, very comfortable. Quiet area"

"I this place is special."

"Not equipped for cooking. The guest room they put me in smelled of smoke even though it was nonsmoking. The other room wasn’t much better. It has a musty smell. It looked like it had been clean but it smelled old and gross. "

"Great location"

"Everything was good it was only one stay"

"The rooms were clean, the front desk staff Becki was welcoming and very helpful. We will definitely stay here again. "

"I had a really solid stay here and would definitely come back. The room was super clean, and access was very easy and straightforward, which made everything smooth from the start. I especially appreciated the water pressure in the shower—honestly one of the best parts after a long day. The beds were comfortable, and I was able to rest well overall. What really stood out was the communication from the staff. I arrived around midnight, and they provided clear, simple instructions ahead of time, so check-in was completely hassle-free. Location-wise, this place is a win. It’s very close to the ferry to Victoria, which made planning our trip super convenient, and there are plenty of food options nearby, so you’re not stuck looking for places to eat. The only downside is that it can get a bit noisy at times. You can hear vehicles passing by, so the rooms aren’t the most insulated when it comes to sound. Overall, though, it’s a great spot—clean, convenient, and easy to work with. Would recommend. "

"The room is horrible. An order that permeates your luggage, hair, and clothing. No privacy. The walls are very thin. Easy access to homeless hitch hikers. In the middle of the night someone knocked on the door which is easily accessible. The place has chickens that roam and poo in front of room doors. The collage is overgrown. Dont stay here. Plan your trip to travel through the Clallam county area and stay in Seabrook or if coming from the other way go through Seabrook and stay in Sequim. "