We stayed at the Heritage House the first night of our families Pacific Northwest road trip traveling from San Francisco to Seattle over the course of 9 days. My wife and kids said “Dad is 1-0 for places to stay”, Dad for the win thanks to Heritage House. It was absolutely charming. Stunning cliffside views from our back room porch. The beds were so comfortable, I was able to sleep a solid 10 hours, which never happens back home. We had the most delicious dinner at their in-house restaurant. The Alaskan Halibut special while listening to an extremely talented local musician sing while we dined, made for a very memorable evening. Breakfast in the morning was super delicious and included with our nights stay. I give this place 6-Stars and will plan on staying here again any time we come through as a family. Thanks so much from the Hall Family.

Amazing views, the bed was comfortable. The breakfast is really really good. The robes, slippers, and claw foot tube were nice to use. I only take points off because for such a highly rated and EXPENSIVE hotel I would expect near perfection. Our bathroom door didn’t close. It was a sliding pocket door and there was no handle to even pull it closed and then no latch to keep it closed, there was a piece of Velcro that is supposed to hold it closed, but it must have been worn down, because it didn’t work, the door kept coming open. The only other thing to decrease my star rating is that the walls are thin, we only had one neighbor, but they had a baby or toddler and they woke up at 7 am and started whining and then they started clapping. Which is just annoying on a luxury vacation when we finally get a chance to sleep in. I would just hope for my soundproof rooms at the price. The last thing is that the toilet paper was one ply. Overall, it’s still a spectacular hotel. Normally, little things like these don’t bother me, but at the price, I will write a review that highlights any shortcomings to make others aware in case they are make or breaks for other people.

We came here for a 4 night stay with two adults and a toddler to explore the natural beauty of the area.

We were greeted by a night manager (Duck?) who handled our check in and provided a list of recommendations in the area. It was a seamless and quick process.

We stayed in a Sunset View room (room 17) and were treated to a spectacular view. The bed and linens were extremely comfortable and, while the winds can be chilly it was nothing that turning on the fireplace couldn’t solve. Another reviewer mentioned thin walls here and I’d attribute it to the ability to join the rooms in that specific cabin – while we could hear the occasional cough our neighbors were quiet and considerate.

We enjoyed the daily breakfast (eggs, fruit, waffles, and rotating specials) and relished in the live music on the weekends for dinnertime.

Overall the beauty of the property is unmatched, the private beach is a fun perk as is the large grounds with lawn chairs. Our toddler enjoyed exploring just as much as we did.

While there is WiFi around the property, I would be aware that cell service in the area generally is limited as are dining options for your other meals. I recommend doing a little shop in town and bringing goodies back to your room versus planning ad hoc.

This is a really well situated location to excellent hiking and nearby attractions. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend without hesitation.