Lost Mountain Lodge

Excellent service. We enjoyed our 2 day stay here as we called this home while visiting the Olympic peninsula. Dwight, Kathy and crew were very generous on their tips with sightseeing. We will return for a stay with the Lost Mountain lodge!

Visited the first week of August 2014. Had a great three day stay. This is more of a Bed & Breakfast operation than a lodge. We stayed in the «Hideaway on Quail Lake» suite. It has a very large bedroom with lots of windows looking out on the beautiful grounds. Two sets of French doors open up and let the breezes in. A comfortable window seat looks out over the lake.
The suite also had a small kitchen with a microwave. The Lodge serves breakfast each morning. A very good breakfast. It became something we looked forward to.
Bed was very comfortable with nice sheets. Large bathroom with hot tub. Small cheapie shower that looked out of place. Plenty of towels. Free and fast WiFi.
Our suite was a short walk from the main lodge building. We saw no rain during our one week trip to the area. If it was rainy it might be nice to stay in the main building.
Lots of good restaurants are a short drive away in Sequim. We drove to Olympic National Parks Hurricane Ridge and several other scenic areas.
I would visit this place again. Our suite was a bit pricey, but worth it for a splurge.

Spectacular
Perfect location, it’s half hour from some of the best hikes and site seeing in Olympic national forest. The owner (Dwight) is delightful. He took the time when we arrived to sit down with maps and post cards to give us an idea of what was cool, where the locals go, and I felt like we had a private concierge.
We stayed in the guest house, amazing! Fire place, bath tub, luxury bedding. The bedroom had its own private patio and a nice cobblestone patio with a grill on the side of the house. It was cozy, warm, and welcoming. The kitchen was supplied with everything we needed, plenty of extra towels and our room was refreshed while we hiked. Little cookies and treats were left for us. Robes were hanging with slip on shoes for comfort.
Each morning breakfast was served in the grand room and it wasn’t just eggs and toast, these are gourmet breakfasts cooked as you walk in.
There is a hot tub out back which was GREAT to hop into early in the morning or after a long day out and about.
Everyone was so nice! You were always greeted with a smile.
I recommend this bed and breakfast highly and will be returning myself soon, the pictures on the website don’t do it justice :)

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I have a few very favorite places to which I return: Buenos Aires, Aregentina; Kilorglin, Ireland; Sequim, Washington. I have now stayed at Lost Mountain Lodge three times, April, June and July of this year (Rooms: Sunny View, The Guest House and the Dragonfly). Talk about R&R, this place is joy, peace and delight… did I mention the spotted owl that came to breakfast this week on the outside deck (on their Facebook: Lost Mountain Lodge)? Or the regular visits of hummingbirds, deer and eagles?
If you are heading to the Olympic National Park this is the only place you should stay. To be fair I did try a lovely quaint Inn in Forks (ala The Twightlight Saga) last week. I won’t do that again. There is no upscale lodging on the entire west coast of the peninsula, none! Next time I head to the west coast of the Olympic Peninsula I will just leave early that day from Lost Mountain Lodge and come back the same day (it was just under two hours to get there). Worth the trip back to Lost Mountain Lodge to a luxury huge room and a kingsize bed that I get a great sleep in.
Check out their website:
to see all the rooms.
My favorite is the Sunny View room.

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION! So pretty my friends were getting annoyed with me for sending pictures all weekend!
AMAZING FOOD! The breakfast was the best we have had in years. Melt in your mouth scones! Every bite of fruit was perfectly ripe! Egg dishes were delicate and fluffy!
GREAT PEOPLE! It was like staying the weekend with good friends who are there to lend a hand or give advice, but who also give you privacy and space.
FABULOUS!!! Hope I can go back soon!

I had my wedding at the Lost mountain lodge in Sequim. The ceremony was beautiful, until the reception came. My trust in Chef Grace and crew was disappointing. My guest and family were served raw chicken and cold food. The service was terrible!
Just to let you know that you destroyed my wedding reception, very unprofessional service. Serving a RAW chicken, cold food, no water no serving spoon. It’s embarrassing. How could you let things happen like this in somebody’s wedding and a special day for couple?. My guess kids got sick., what a nightmare… we will never forgett this place. the way we got treated including my family and all my friends. destoyed all the plan we had after the wedding,

RE: Owner’s comment. Very sorry to hear about the owner’s wife’s health, truly. However, his wife was there the entire we were at the Lodge. He obviously has his guests confused, because his monologue about what I did at his «lodge» (its a house) is inaccurate and sounds more like an ad for the place than concern for our miserable experience. The owner says «special» food was prepared for us. Untrue. And we had no popcorn, My wife was along and he seems to talk about me as if I was there by myself. So the comments are quite inacurate.
Lastly, he says I «am cruel to people who open their home to strangers.» as if his business is one of benevolence and not profit. I seem to remember paying a LOT of money for our suite, way above local rates.