Biblioteca de Stanwood

The room was pristine and wonderful and the bed was very comfortable. The walls are so paper thin that every time the guest next door used the bathroom or open/closed their door, we thought someone broke into our room. And only the deadlock kept our door secure so that was concerning. But all in all it met our needs.

Lots of potential here. My wife and I stayed in the Rialto Tiny House. This is a camping resort, which we knew about. The tiny house was a great option for us while we toured Olympic National Park. The kitchen was great (full-size fridge with freezer, sink, microwave, plug-in cook top, and plates, utensils, dishes, pots, etc.). The bed was comfortable (king size mattress up in a loft). Know that there isn’t a lot of headroom in the loft. The couch by the tv was nice, and there is a small AC unit that was great to have. My biggest complaint was the hot water for showers. The tiny house can’t accommodate a full-size water heater so they have a smaller tank. As long as you wait about 20 minutes between showers the water heats back up fine. The problem, however, is that the hot water is completely gone in just a few short minutes…even when I showered first thing in the morning, I was in cold water after just 2-3 minutes. We paid nearly $400/night to stay here, and for that price, hot water shouldn’t be a problem. A tankless water heater or some other better alternative needs to be added to make this worth $400/night. That being said, it was really nice having a private hot tub to use.