We believe that when you want to get away, you want to escape the ordinary. Our ordinary is extraordinary. The natural landscape and culture of our destinations provides inspiration for our rich tapestry of colors, materials and textures woven together in stunning ways. We take cues from our beautiful surroundings and local cultures to create unique, authentic stays that are miles away from generic. Soquinomere Private Hotels both energize and relax simultaneously — just as nature does. Even though our properties are in beautiful locations, we’ve created spaces you won’t want to leave — where the time spent indoors will rival the time out exploring. And it’s not just the architectural design that stands apart. Our beds are pillow-top memory foam with high-quality triple sheeting. Our towels and bathrobes are plush and we provide a large assortment of complimentary amenities to enhance your stay. As we like to say, “we are beyond hotels.” Like the diversity of nature, our team comes from all backgrounds and uses this variety of experiences to set us apart. We genuinely care about your experience and it shows in how we deliver exceptional hospitality. We all — from housekeepers to designers — work tirelessly every day to make sure everything is perfect before during and after your stay. We curate every detail of the hotel experience to delight your senses and ensure you will have the perfect backdrop to live your best life — making priceless memories that will last a lifetime. Our dream is to become your family’s home-away-from-home for generations to come. We invite you to stay with us. Here’s to your extraordinary getaway.

This is the new Ocean Shores. We are Soquinomere. Forget what you know about visiting the Washington Coast and stay at the Tide Pool Cabin, a Soquinomere Private Hotel on the dunes in downtown Ocean Shores. In its heyday Ocean Shores was called the “Richest little city” and was a destination for the wealthy and famous. This house was one of the first ever built in Ocean Shores in 1960 and has seen it all. Before Ocean Shores was founded, the area was home to fishermen, canneries and Native American tribes. This fusion of culture is celebrated in a contemporary upscale way throughout the design. The house is primarily on the ground level, with a small secondary living room and balcony on the second floor. The kitchen features a large farmhouse sink, stainless steel appliances and all the dishes, silverware, glassware, utensils and other equipment. The dining room has space for six at the table with a shimmering capiz chandelier overhead. The living room has an old-fashioned wood-burning fireplace, a 70” 4K TV and a large sofa that seats seven. The living room continues upstairs to the second floor living room and balcony overlooking the yard and sand dunes. The upstairs has a chaise lounge, corner chair and a sofa that pulls out into a full size bed. The front porch has an outdoor sitting area with hanging raindrop chairs and other seating. The back porch has hanging chairs and a dining table. The Tide Pool Cabin has two bedrooms downstairs and additional sleeping space upstairs: - Bedroom One: One queen bed with an en suite bathroom. - Bedroom Two: Two queen beds and is just a couple steps away from the house’s big bathroom. - Upstairs Living Room: Sofa that pulls out into a full size bed. The house has two bathrooms: - The Master Bathroom is en suite to the Master Bedroom and contains a single vanity single shower and all-in-one washer/dryer. - The Big Bathroom is shared by Bedroom Two and the common areas of the house. The second bathroom has massive shower

The Tide Pool Cabin is in an unbeatable location at the edge of downtown Ocean Shores. It’s situated directly on the undeveloped sand dunes nature preserve on the Pacific Ocean and is near the hotels, restaurants and shops and is across the street from the golf course. Please note: The beach in Ocean Shores is constantly expanding. Over the past 60+ years, since Ocean Shores was founded, the ocean has continued to gradually move farther away, creating large protected sand dunes between the hotels and the ocean. So, while this property is technically “ocean front” it’s probably more accurate to say it’s “dune front” these days. This can be good or bad depending on your perspective. These days it’s a bit of a walk to the ocean. However, it’s a beautiful stroll as you walk through the protected sand dunes. All hotels and houses at the beach in downtown Ocean Shores are the same distance from the ocean.