Lake Quinault Resort

• Lake Quinault Resort is on the north shore of the lake, on spacious grounds with picnic areas overlooking the water, and a nightly bonfire on the beach. Sunset tours of the lake are offered to guests on the resort's Lady of the Lake boat. All guest rooms overlook Lake Quinault and open to a 200-foot covered deck. Room options include townhouse suites with 16-foot vaulted ceilings and kitchenette suites with one or two bedrooms.
  
  

Quinault River Inn

• The Quinault River Inn is perched on the Quinault River in Amanda Park, accessed by Highway 101. Decor reflects the native Quinault Indian tribe who inhabited the area exclusively for generations. Guided fishing expeditions for salmon and steelhead are available from the Tribal boat launch on the grounds of the inn's property. Northwest black bear hunting is also popular for visitors to this hotel. Rooms have wireless Internet and satellite television, while an outdoor firepit coaxes guests into the night air.
  
  

Lake Quinault Lodge

• The Lake Quinault Lodge features a massive stone fireplace where guests congregate for hot chocolate or brandy, while getting to know each other with board games or ping-pong in a separate activity room. A gourmet restaurant serves fresh fish and local cuisine, with seasonal cedar salmon bakes on the shores of the lake. Rooms choices are either in the main lodge or separate quarters in lakeside or boathouse rooms. Other amenities include a pool, sauna, private massage sessions and paddleboats for rent.
  
  

Rain Forest Resort Village

• The Rain Forest Resort Village is a collection of lodging options within the rain forest, spread over rolling lawns that lead down to the shore of Lake Quinault. Accommodation choices include Village Inn Rooms, Lakeview Fireside Cabins and Parkside Suites. The Salmon House Restaurant and Lodge is on the grounds of this resort and is a popular dining choice for locals and visitors alike. There is also a general store, which is one of the few places on the lake to get snacks and supplies. Walking trails into the rain forest start on the property, with maps provided to guests.