WorldMark Discovery Bay

No free WIFI ($6 daily) and they now charge $81 for a tourism/travel tax. However the unit was very nice as it had been upgraded recently. We used RCI to exchange into the resort. Be aware this is a multi-story townhouse with LOTS of steps to access the 5 levels. You have to be in good health and mobile to go up and down 32 steps from bottom to top. The on-site restaurant is still not open so you have to drive 15 miles to Sequim to buy groceries or eat at restaurants. The pool/jacuzzi was closed for remodeling so there was not much to do at the resort. It was a relaxing stay except for the 4" of snow and power outage which scared us!

We spent three nights in a two bedroom condo at this resort. We were not in a waterfront condo, as pictured, but further up the hill. It appears to me that the pictured condos are privately owned. Our condo had a tiny Kitchen where it was difficult to have more than one person at a time doing any prep or clean-up work. The pots and pans were old, and not suitable for the glass topped stove and otherwise the kitchen was minimally equipped. There was a toaster and a coffee maker, but no tea kettle, or hand mixer. If you are trying to load the dishwasher, you can't open the refrigerator, as they bump into each other. The dining table was wobbly, and the legs on the table made it impossible to sit comfortably. There is a tennis court and an indoor swimming pool at this resort, however the tennis court is in very poor condition, with bad cracks and potholes. The chlorine smell of the pool is very strong, even outside the building, so we were not tempted to use it. Staying here did give us easy access to Port Townsend and Fort Flagler State Park, and had we stayed longer, more scenic spots on the Olympic Peninsula. There are no restaurants within walking distance, so you definitely need to plan for that.