Norfolk Woods Inn, Tahoma

We stayed in the "Bed and Breakfast" rooms. I don't recommend them as they face the highway and the noise of traffic is constant. We tried to sleep with the windows closed----it didn't help the noise situation at all, and was too hot (no a/c). The cabins may be better. The inn has a pool and hot tub, but the brochure they give you says that they are only open during "daytime hours"... so much for hot tubbing under the stars. The breakfast is at the Mexican cafe downstairs anytime before 11. It is pretty good---standard American breakfast. Don't get the OJ---tastes like Tang. Room #5 seems to be right above the kitchen, and smells like cooking food in the mornings. Overall we found this to be a very crowded destination in the summer, and this hotel wasn't much of a respite. We never did meet our hosts, so unsure if they are any help with planning activities. We stayed two nights.