Olympic National Park
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsA hotel on the Port Angeles waterfront, on North Lincoln Street, 300 metres from the centre. The harbour is below your windows and the town is on foot, a practical base for exploring.
€170 a nightSee on Booking →A hotel on East Front Street, east of Port Angeles, 2 km from the centre. A little away from town, it suits those driving between the park's sights.
€140 a nightSee on Booking →Cabins with hot springs in the Sol Duc Valley, inside the park. You sleep near Sol Duc Falls, in the forest, instead of driving the road again every evening.
€220 a nightSee on Booking →A motel on East 1st Street, at the entrance to Port Angeles, 3 km from the centre. A simple base for those who set off early for the park and come back only to sleep.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →A motel on East 1st Street, 500 metres from the centre of Port Angeles. The restaurants and the harbour are within walking distance in the evening, for a tight budget between two days in the park.
€100 a nightSee on Booking →A motel in the centre of Port Angeles, on East 1st Street, 300 metres from the heart of town. You have dinner and do your shopping on foot, before taking the road back to the park.
€95 a nightSee on Booking →A historic lodge on the south shore of Lake Quinault, 79 km from Port Angeles. You stay on the rainy southern side of the park, a stop of its own for those doing the full loop of the peninsula.
Franklin D. Roosevelt had lunch here in 1937, a year before signing the creation of Olympic National Park.
€280 a nightSee on Booking →A hotel on Del Guzzi Drive, on the edge of a golf course, 3 km from the centre of Port Angeles. An address outside town, for those driving back from the park who do not need the harbour on foot.
€210 a nightSee on Booking →Cottages facing the Strait of Juan de Fuca, at Dungeness near Sequim, 20 km from Port Angeles. You choose the coast, with the sea in front of you, over the town.
€220 a nightSee on Booking →