Overall, not worth the price paid for the room. Cell service was practically non-existent. On Friday night, the noise was so loud as to negate any hope of sleep. The upholstered furniture was tattered and worn, and the carpet was worn with many spots. The bathroom had mold in the shower and the tile was in need of replacement. Between the broken elevator and phones not working, we were concerned with our safety. The room phones in either room did not work, but later discovered that the 'housekeeper could have inadvertently switched off the phone during cleaning', according to the staff. The elevator broke after checking in to our room so it became necessary to relocate to a room closer to a working elevator so my mother, who at 84 and not as agile as she used to be, could more easily access the lobby and rest of the complex.

The rooms are spacious but definitely in need of renovation. Located on the beach at Ocean Shores, Washington, this hotel and casino complex offers nice views of the beach. They choose should have not been paired together. overall, with the exception of the salad bar and dessert table the Chinese buffet and the prime rib was quite good. Red jello, whipped cream, sugar free cupcakes, & pear spice cake. The dessert table at the Quinault Beach Resort was an absolute joke consisting of four items. The dessert table is usually the favorite stop for most diners. I overheard other diners complain of the same thing. I would have preferred a slice medium rare but there was none to be had. My only complaint was the rest of the prime rib was over cooked for my taste. My wife had the end cut which she enjoyed. In actuality the prawns were nothing more than small shrimp! Next came the prime rib, it was actually quite good, flavorful and tender.

The last steam table was rather humorously named 'spicy chili prawns'. Next comes the Chinese buffet, 6 or 7 steam table selections of basic Chinese food. Let's start with the salad bar, a bowl of lettuce next to a selection of dressings. Here, the prime rib while tender and tasty is served as part of a Chinese buffet. But not at the Quinault Beach Resort Prime Time buffet. For me, a Prime Rib buffet conjures up images of juicy prime rib nestled next to mash potatoes and gravy, sautéed vegetables, and the rest. This is not your typical Prime Rib buffet and should be disclosed by the propietors.

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