Soule Creek Lodge

We stayed in Bayview room. THE WATER IS NOT DRINKABLE!!! There has been a constant water boil advisory in effect as I found out after looking at the water and researching it.... We came with a 2 year old and 7 month old.... really glad we had some bottled water with us to wash her bottles etc.. They also provide you coffee in the morning for the coffee maker but no water to make it with??? . They didn't tell us when we checked in that the water wasn't drinkable... or that the satellite wasn't working. The staff was pleasant but when I asked them about each of those on separate occasions, the response I got was ?‍♀️ Ya sorry can't help you. The room was not clean when we got there. Had new sheets it appears but there was a water bottle lid on the counter, bookmark from Victoria on the dresser and and nice big clump of hair in the shower drain. Floor mat was hung up in the shower like it had been used and coffee grounds on the floor by the fridge. Sheets were stained, outside on the grounds everything is overgrown. Had an ok view but not as good as it implied. The staff live upstairs and when they get up at 6 to make breakfast presumably... you get woken up by them and their dog as the house and beds are very creaky. No complaints about the wifi. Some beautiful wooden carved walls on the property. Breakfast was OK. They say 830am sharp but it was at least 15 mins later every day. Eggs and 2 pieces of bacon for breakfast with some fruit and pancakes or croissant. Not bad but smaller portions. There are so many little things that could be done to enhance the stay... it doesn't live up to the hype on the website. I wouldn't recommend staying here.

We stayed in the Tanglewood Cabin, We were given good information about getting back to Port Renfrew as the Pub was the only place we could get a meal and it was due to close soon. The road is definitely rough and more so in the dark. There were lots of notices on the walls of our cabin but not one about the password for the WiFi and no answer to the bell at the front desk. I had booked Soule Creek for my husband's 70th Birthday, and because it included a cooked breakfast, which is something he loves, we picked up our baskets the first morning and were delighted with our breakfasts.... However the second morning was a nightmare, we weren't the only people looking for our promised breakfast and they had been waiting longer than us. No one answered the bells. No one spoke to any of us and they haven't answered my queries. Do not stay there if you want to eat.

Words fail to describe how special this place is! We (1 adult and 2 kiddos) stayed in the Qaliyit yurt (Salish Sea), which is nicely secluded and offers incredible views. Spacious and cozy. Loved the dome top for star gazing. Even during a heat wave, it was nice and cool at night. With Covid restrictions in place, a delicious hot picnic breakfast was provided in lovely baskets. Food was delicious. Get ready for a bumpy drive up the hill - but it’s worth it!

We enjoyed our stay at Soule creek lodge. We stayed in the Cheewat yurt, the yurt it self was beautiful. We were disappointed that we had no view (clearly stated we would have a ocean view). The beds were really comfortable. The breakfast was good although we didn't receive one on our second day, (cook didn't show up). The lodge definitely needs some attention. Port Renfrew is absolutely beautiful. We saw some amazing beaches and old growth, also did some great hikes! Bring food as everything closes down really early, or doesn't even open. All in all we had a good time. ? L&P

I was very excited to stay here, having wanted to for quite awhile. Prior to going I saw reviews and am glad I did so my expectations were not as high. Our yurt was clean, but with almost no view (not what was advertised). I do wish that scented washing soap or the like was not used on the sheets etc. because I found the aroma quite overpowering. In general our stay was fine, but I think the care for it has slipped a bit. Breakfasts were fine, but not always warm or what one would expect from the website (some scrambled eggs, a bit if fruit, and a carb). The water was a bit brown, similar to what I have experienced with wells that have had a large amount of input from rain runoff. We were glad we had brought water. The fridge is quite small and the tiny freezer portion was completely iced up. I think the service industry is just burnt out, so I don’t know a solution here. I think that Soule Creek could be great, but is not so at the moment.

What an awesome place to bring people from out of town. We had spectacular views and warm home cooked meal to start each day! Claude made a yummy frittata with salsa and potatoes the first day and delicious waffles and bacon for day two. Thank you so much for the wonderful experience!

Beautiful site and hosts. Yurts were clean and beds were comfy for our family of 4, including 2 teenage boys. Food is delicious! It was cold and rainy when we were there and they shared their collection of board games with us, complete with a bowl of Oreos & chips ahoy! Claude went out of his way to give us good info to make the most of our time there. 4 stars instead of 5 because a storm took out the power & water, but the Soule Creek team still kept us smiling!

Amazing! BEST EXPERIENCE EVER! Location: 10/10 Gorgeous sunrises and sunsets, top of a small mountain. Views: 10/10 Views to Port San Juan and the rest of the area was amazing. Couldn’t have asked for more. Price: 9/10 I’m from the mainland, so prices seemed a bit steep but after this experience I’m totally down going back! If you’re a couple trying to have some quality time with each other, this is the perfect plqce! Away from technology and distractions Botanical beach nearby