Olympic Suites Inn, Forks

The website advertised the property as being central to 5-7 points of interest but its not. We would have been better off if we stayed near lake Crescent or Port Angeles instead. The only place its close to is the native American town of La Push which sits on the ocean flanked by a forest without as much as a view or even a pier for that matter. Upon arrival we were told we had to pay for 3 nights instead of the 2 which we actually booked & confirmed on the phone more than a month ago. The clerk, Geri's demeanor was anything but inviting and rude @ best. After a lot of bending over backwards on our part (We have a 18-month old baby and obviously stuck without a choice) we agreed and were told the owner (Bob or Beau, i can't remember) would call us personally to correct the mistake and take care of business. 21 days have passed since then but we have yet to hear from him. The property is older than the forest next to it so I was surprised that they offered free wi-fi but my attempts to connect were unsuccessful since signal strength was poor pretty much all over our 2 BR suite. All in all, they couldn't pay me enough to go back there !

The rooms were clean except the bathroom there were bugs dead and alive. There was also mold on the walls along with peeling paint. It wouldn't take much to make it a great place to stay. I would go back but bring something to clean the bathroom.(ps check behind the bathroom door)

Forks is a great little town with good restaurants and friendly people. The Olympic had a very pleasant and helpful front desk clerk. They are not open at night. The Olympic is just outside of town, and not too far from the Hoh rain forest. A lot for the money. We stayed with our 3 teenagers and had plenty of room. I'm staying there again this year.