Grays Harbor Hostel

Great and Friendly Place To Stay
This place is like staying in someone's home, probably because it is the owner's home. Jay is one of the friendliest guys I've met. The rooms are comfortable and (like someone else said) tastefully decorated. Also, the eighteen-hole disc golf course is something to see. Highly recommended. It isn't as large as some hostels, but for a comfortable, quiet, relaxing place to take a break, it's well suited.

I'm glad that I can finally give a hostel four stars! The owner was the nicest, friendliest person I've met at any hostel. He even drove me to the bus stop early the next morning. The house and rooms are tastefully decorated and the beds are comfortable. The dorms are two or four beds. I had the smaller room all to myself for the hostel rate. It's a short walk to the bus to either Aberdeen or Olympia if one needs to walk. There's a market nearby and they're cool with drinking beer or wine. They have a huge front yard and garden. The kitchen, bathrooms, and dorms are very clean and the linens and towels are fresh. If you have a car, this might be your best option if looking to explore the Seattle area.

Found the place clean, comfortable, and owners are nice and friendly. They just completed installation of a nice nine-hole Disc Golf Par Three course, in June of 2006.

There's nothing too bad about this hostel, and nothing too great. It's a clean, decent place to stay. The manager was polite; but there was nothing too interesting nearby. Also, I think they raised their rates. $12 or $14 would be about right; $16 or $18 wouldn't be worth it.