Miller Tree Inn
654 E Division St, Forks, WA, 98331
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Address :
654 E Division St
Forks, WA, 98331 - Phone (360) 374-6806
- Website https://www.millertreeinn.com/
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Opening Hours
- Mon :9:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Dogs Allowed : No
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Khushbu K.
My husband & I stayed in the Country Clover Room at Miller Tree Inn. I am a big Twilight fan and my husband gifted to me a complete Twilight themed birthday with our stay being at "The Cullen House". :) This was our first B&B experience. We were pleasantly surprised. It turned out to be really good & memorable one. We had everything that we could have thought of. Bill & Susan are the best hosts. All the little twilight trinkets all over the inn just thrilled me completely. Our room was large, had a TV/DVD with all Twilight movies, very comfortable King size bed, a real cute Jacuzzi good for two, love-seat, stocked mini-fridge and what not. I also had a Cake, Cider & beautiful flowers waiting for me in the room. The bathroom was fully stocked. I found the letter from the Cullen family really cute. Carlisle's office was a great touch & we took many pictures there. The breakfast was wonderful with Orange French toast & bacon. I even got a french toast without eggs specially made for myself all with a candle & a birthday song with all guests & Bill, Susan. :) It was so sweet. Other than that also, we had quite a few things to choose from including granola, cereals, fresh fruits, pastries, juices, coffee and all other beverages too. We were so well cared for that it felt as if we were with our own family. I can surely say it was one of the best part of our Forks tour. I really didn't feel like leaving it. Thanks Bill & Susan for making our stay so special...!!
(5)Kara B.
Hands down- if you're staying in Forks, you should stay here. Bill was so welcoming and knowledgeable from the get go, and we had a wonderful time. We stayed in the Cedar Creek room... Absolutely gorgeous 3-wall windowed view off the front of the house. The beds were unbelievably comfortable and breakfast was delicious. The menu is posted outside the kitchen, and the breakfast room has continuous hot tea, cocoa, cookies and snacks throughout the day. There are books and movies throughout the B&B. Blarney the house kitty was quite entertaining once we finally spotted him! On the Twilight front, it's the only place to stay! But, if you're not a fan, you won't be overloaded with Twi-garb. It's great either way! Absolutely beautiful and everything you want in a bed and breakfast. Stay here!
(5)Jenny C.
I love this place!!! My first time back in 2011 I was allures by the twilight hype. I soon learned that this little corner of the continental US is a beautiful gem and the miller tree inn is at a perfect location to link you to all that is the most northwest. Susan and bill are a beyond kind and hospitable. No detail is left out. I have gone back many time and truly relish the times I get to go and stay at their b&b.
(5)Rena W.
My friend and I were planning a fun road trip to explore the great Northwest. While I was looking for a place to stay in Forks, I ran across the Miller Tree Inn on the Forks' Chamber of Commerce site when I clicked on the "Cullen House". Truth be told, I am not a fan of Twilight, but my friend is. I knew she was love staying at the official Cullen House. I was right, she did. :) When we arrived to the Inn it was well past 9:00 PM. We had stopped in Port Angeles to watch New Moon and have dinner at Bella Italia. I had called the inn a couple of times to let them know that we were on our way and that we still wanted the room. Bill and his wife were friendly and accommodating. We had a long, dark drive to Forks from Port Angeles and was happy to see a warm light in the window when we arrived. Guests were playing Scattergories at the table. Bill welcomed us warmly and took us to our room. I was pleasantly surprised to see that, while it was the "Cullen House", the inn wasn't puking with Twilight items. There were subtle nods to the book. One of the nicest touches was the graduation cap artwork that was next to the piano that was highlighted in the first film. We booked the Elk Room. My friend got the big King bed so she could get the full experience of her first B&B visit.The room had a temperature controlled fireplace, a DVD/VCR and a large television. Our room had a bathroom (a plus in a B&B) and a separate room with a queen futon. I slept on the very comfy futon. There was an awesome jacuzzi that my friend and I dipped our feet into to relax them after a full day on the road. The separate room had a mini fridge that was stocked with sodas and ice. It was awesome to have a place to hole up in after a long day out. There were snacks downstairs and when I had gone down at about 10:30, the lights were off and the other guests were in their rooms. I snuck some cookies and went back upstairs. Each room, we were told, had a copies of all the Twilight saga books as well as a Twilight DVD. We ended up watching Love, Actually so I wasn't in complete Twi-mersion. The next morning, we conversed with other guests over a delicious breakfast of glazed beef sausage and baked Parmesan eggs. There was an array of fresh fruit, fruit juices, coffee and tea to compliment the breakfast. I wish we could have stayed longer. Alas... we had to move along to the next stop on our road trip. Bill was very helpful in giving us more movie sites that we could visit as well as directions and tips for traveling down the Northwest coast. We will definitely be back on our next trip to Forks Wonderful: free wi-fi, private bathroom, super sweet Tunney the cat, delish breakfasts, welcoming hosts
(4)Derek M.
Friendly place. Hot tub. And the official Cullen household from the Twilight series. I hear u can see wild elk around here. I did not see any but i did see Tunny the house cat.
(5)Beth C.
I really liked it here. My boyfriend and I wanted to celebrate two years together by exploring some parts of the Olympic Peninsula. To clarify, I've read the Twilight books. He hasn't. Neither of us are fans, and our mini-getaway decision of Forks was not Twilight-based at all. Cullen house or not, the Miller Tree Inn looked and sounded like a beautiful, comfortable place to stay, so we decided to give it a go. The owners/proprietors Bill and Susan were away for a wedding, so we met and were attended to by Michelle, who operates the inn when Bill & Susan are absent. She was a dog lover and a nice person, with helpful suggestions for us. We spent two nights there - the first night in the Coutnry Clover room and the second in the Orchard Suite. The Country Clover room was one large room, with a very comfortable (soft!) king-sized bed. There was a television and a DVD/VCR combo, with a few movies to choose from (including the two Twilight movies, of course). There was a loveseat to sit on, but the way the TV was positioned, watching from bed made more sense. There was a mini-fridge stocked with complimentary juice and pop. There was an enormous soaker tub in one corner, easily big enough for two, with bubble bath and jets and towels and even a rubber ducky. The bathroom had a regular shower/tub, sink, lotions, shampoo & conditioner, as well as a bidet toilet which washed your front end, and your back end, and even had a dryer setting (boyfriend and I both found it to be about as effective at drying as those hand-blowers in public bathrooms, but the warm air was pleasant nonetheless). For Twilight fans, there are a lot of touches for you here and there. For normal people like us, it's not overdone to the point of choking out normalcy, or anything. The Orchard Suite was separate from the main house. It's a private little suite with its own sitting area (with pull-out couch - it could use replacing, honestly. It kept coming apart while we sat on it), dining table, tv with VCR/DVD combo and fireplace, with separate entrances, and a separate bedroom with the same really comfy king-sized bed. It's right by the hot tub. Both suites had guestbooks/journals to write in, going back years, and it was great to read entries by other guests. Breakfasts were hot and plentiful both mornings - a ham scramble with toast and hashbrowns the first morning, and a hashbrown pie/quiche thing the second morning. Fresh fruit, juice, coffee, pastries are available as well, and when it isn't breakfast time, the sideboard is stocked with snacks (popcorn, cookies, brownies, fruit etc.) that you're welcome to, as well as a great selection of teas etc. There is a stretchy white cat there named Tunney, who once he warms up to you is lovely and enjoys being skritched. At night you can hear frogs frogging and cows cowing - we took pictures of the cows and even coaxed a calf to lick my hand over the fence. He was very cute. The hot tub is lovely - it was raining, and being in the steaming tub under the rainy grey sky with green fields, trees, and cows around us was a real treat. We had everything we needed and were well cared for. I wish checkout time were a bit later (though 11 is standard, I know), and that breakfast was served until 10 instead of 9, but maybe both of those wishes just serve to illustrate how lazy I am. :) I have to be honest that as non-Twilight fans, Forks really had nothing to offer us besides nature (Ruby Beach and the Hoh rainforest were gorgeous), and I don't know if we'd come back. The town wasn't so much our thing. But the Miller Tree Inn might convince me. It was a wonderful place to be. Thank you!
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