The most generous hosts ever! What a great community they are contributing to. This is a very homey and welcoming hostel. Lots of movies, books, great kitchen, quiet neighborhood that's very close to the ferry. It's tiny and intamite. I prefer this style of hostel opposed to a 20 bed dorm. I wish the smoothie stand was ready for me,... More

My mom and I stayed at Toad Lily on a trip through the Peninsula for one night. Cody was extremely helpful and energetic about the hostel and you could tell he takes pride in having his guests have a good experience! We stayed in the cutest little cabin out back (worth the extra $$ in my opinion). It was very... More

Toadlily House is indeed very quaint and the hosts were welcoming and very gracious people. The downstairs is what you'd expect of a hostel and quite clean in comparison to many other hostels. The "private room" however was a real disappointment. Not only did you have to climb a short, but quite steep staircase to get there, but to get... More

Actually, even Port Townsend (the rough) is coming up in the world, with a few cafes and restaurants in the downtown area. Note that Port Angeles, with a maritime (cool, some fog) climate, gets less rain than Seattle -- it's in a partial rain shadow. The charming ToadLily house is just up the hill from the center of town, conveniently... More

This brand-new hostel in Port Angeles is a gem. I spent 3 nights here and it was a great base from which to explore the Olympic Penninsula. Cody was a hugely generous and helpful host and I immediately felt at home there. The small green house has a warmth and you will instantly feel part of a special community, though... More