Introduction / Description
This remote, oceanfront hotel on a bluff is the only coastal lodge along this 73-mile stretch of Olympic National Park and is owned by the National Parks Service. The town of Forks is 34 miles away.
The unplugged experience means the property has no phone signal and no Wi-Fi. A restaurant serves local fare with a focus on sustainable ingredients, and there's an on-site convenience store.
Arrival & Car Parking
Entrance & Reception
Entrance Doors: There is a ramp on the front of the Main Lodge building to the main front door, but not to the registration area (there are two steps to go down). We also have a sidewalk and a ramp to the back deck of our Creekside Restaurant, where you can dine and enter the restaurant via the back entrance. We do not have automatic doors on the property.
Front Desk Registration: The entrance closest to the ADA parking is our gift shop/registration entrance; it has a sliding glass door that wheelchairs can access, and there is a low counter for signing paperwork. The sliding glass door access is not fully accessible; there is a bit of a bump that guests using wheelchairs would need to navigate.
Ramps & Elevators: We do not have an elevator on property, but we do have a ramp at the main lobby entrance. Kalaloch Cabin #40 also has a ramp.
Accessible Rooms & Bathrooms / Accessibility
Other ADA Amenities, Limitations, and Barriers: Our public restroom inside the lobby/restaurant area are ADA accessible. There is no beach access for wheelchairs, but the beach can be viewed from the lodge. Guests using wheelchairs may have difficulty with the front office and gift shop entrances. Lowered counter space and ADA parking are limited. Our property is a bit limited, but we will do everything possible to accommodate all of our guests.
For Your Accessibility Needs
Public Areas / Dining
Dining: Our Creekside Restaurant dining room and lounge area are both ADA accessible. Both have wide entrances. The lounge area has a hardwood floor, and the restaurant has low-density carpet. There is ramp access to both the front and back of the dining room, with a ramp from the lounge to the main dining area. We do not have a menu in Braille.
Shopping Areas: Shopping in our gift shop is accessible. The Mercantile front door is wide and the aisles are accessible.