Red Lion Hotel Port Angeles Harbor

It's time to rebuild. To costly to maintain the ag

Bed was soft and comfortable. Staff was nice. 24 hour desk. Great downtown location. Large room.

Upon walking into any hotel room I take a washcloth with warm water and wipe the bathroom floor. This tells me just how well the housekeeping standards are. Walking to get the washcloth the floor was sticky. And as expected the white cloth turned dark brown with dirt, hair, and other filth. There is a heavy layer of dust on the bathroom vent, light fixtures and the track of the closet doors. All of the hanging fixtures in the buildings 3 lobbies uas dust and dusty spider webs. The old toilet has a tank tilted 15 degrees to the right and every 20 minutes it would run. When the water runs its very loud. I had to stuff my ears with the cheap rough tissue. The doors no longer close completely and have large gaps under them. Therefore, you can hear everything in the hallway; housekeeping yelling to one another (one of them was constantly yelling for Justin, very sick, coughing like crazy.. Like I would want to sleep in one of the rooms she was cleaning), doors slamming and rattling, people talking quietly, and a TV across the hall. To top it off, in my case, the noisy family next door in the adjoining room who woke me up several times starting at 5:30am. These doors pose a serious safty issue in the event of a fire. All of the rooms would fill with smoke because of they no longer seal properly. These doors are designed for fire safty. However, because these doors are not sealed properly the fire and smoke will enter the rooms around the doors. The door hardware is at least 30 years old and failing. The handle on the inside was very loose and warn out. As is the brass finish. The property does not feature an indoor pool or espresso cafe as stated online and in the room. When I check in I told the front desk clerk I needed a late checkout at 12:30 because I was there for my dad's funeral and needed the extra time to prepare. Just before noon the sick housekeeper came to my door stating I was supposed to checkout at 11. I informed her of my needs. She apologized. The iron was full of deposits which stained my shirt. The old tub didn't have any sort of non-slip coating, nor was there a mat to use. As a result I ended up falling and huring my knee once the soaped up. I had no time to hang around to complain or ice my knee.... I had to find a place to buy a new shirt and get to the funeral at IBC by 1 pm. All in all.. This hotel is a great candidate for a gut renovation or tear down and build new. This used to be the best hotel in Clallam County. They way the main building is designed with three separate sections joined by large lobbies, it would be very smart to close off two sections in the pff season to gut renovation or tear down (adding underground parking to turn the current parking area into a beautiful resort style courtyard with pools, spa, snack bar......). This is a large and prime piece of waterfront properly that is under utilized and on its way to closing if not rehabed or rebuilt.

Room smelled musty!

Location.

The place is so old and dilapidated and in serious need of an update. The hallway smelled like sour, dirty feet and the room smelled like wet dog wearing hooker perfume! I'm not joking here. We could hear every bit of conversation from the bikers below us. We honestly checked the bed for bugs. With such a great location on the waterfront and the place at capacity I'm sure you could organize a remodel! Maybe do a section at a time. Honestly the place is horrible. We left ASAP in the morning.