About
The Emerald Valley Inn is a delightful spot nestled in a beautifully serene setting, conveniently located right off of Hwy 101
Our Inn
What You'll Find
Coming to the Emerald Valley Inn allows for a quiet, unplugged getaway. All of our rooms are non-smoking, with no phones or TVs. Free Wi-Fi is offered but can be sporadic. We do have reliable LTE/4G cell service through AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile networks available on the property. It’s the perfect opportunity to unplug, enjoy the beautiful surroundings, or bring a good book and some board games and simply enjoy each other’s company.
The Emerald Valley Inn’s lodging accommodations are next door to the iconic Granny’s Cafe, serving hearty hamburgers, fresh salads, and locally renowned soft-serve ice cream. Please check the Granny’s Cafe website for current seasonal hours.
You’ll also be within driving distance of beautiful ocean beaches, stunning lakes, and an abundance of hiking trails throughout the Olympic Peninsula. Visit our Places to See page for a few suggestions, and just ask if you have any questions!
At the Emerald Valley Inn, you’re always welcome and are sure to make memories that will last a lifetime.
Please note that Emerald Valley Inn is a self-check-in property and does not have a traditional front desk. Online registration, including valid photo ID, is required prior to arrival in order to receive access information for your room.
Our farm
Cast Of Characters
One of the unique aspects of the Emerald Valley Inn’s property is our corral. We hope that you will enjoy the delightful company of our animal companions, from the curious goats and quirky emus to our free-spirited flock of free-ranging chickens. And don’t forget to say hello to Tango, our resident orange, polydactyl tabby cat, whose playful antics never fail to bring a smile. We invite you to share in the amusement this menagerie brings, adding a touch of whimsy to your stay.
history
How It Started
Property History
In 1956, the Indian Valley Drive-In and Motel was established by Earl and Alberta Tyndall during the fishing and logging era of the northwest. Schuler Luce and his son, Loren Luce, helped build the motel. In the 1970s, Marion Raef bought the motel and restaurant.
Marion became known for her creative specials and for treating her employees like family. With the help of her brother, Ed, a kitschy charm was developed, and what was once just a nickname, Granny’s Cafe became official.
The Last 25 Years
In 1999, Marion decided it was her time to retire, and she sold the restaurant and motel to a long time admirer, Terry Roszatycki, and his wife, Carol. With four teenage daughters, the Roszatycki’s had a captive staff. Terry and Carol worked tirelessly to create an updated charm to the Indian Valley Motel and Granny’s Cafe. The Roszatycki’s eldest daughter, Angela, and her husband, Troy, took over and always made an effort for the unique pieces of previous owners shine through.
In 2018, the Pinson family took ownership of Granny’s Cafe and the now Emerald Valley Inn. With their new management team, they seek to honor the former owners and the time and energy that has been invested into this special place. The Emerald Valley Inn’s future is bright, and you are invited to come and be a part of that future while visiting a little piece of Port Angeles history.
Delicious Eats
Granny's Cafe
Where Cozy, Old-Fashioned Hospitality Meets Home-Style Cooking
Today, six decades on, Granny’s Cafe continues its tradition of delighting patrons with delicious, homemade food. The menu boasts hearty burgers, fresh soups and salads, locally sourced beers, wines, and cider, and, of course, our renowned desserts and velvety soft-serve ice cream.
Please Note: Granny’s Cafe is a separate business operating independently from the Emerald Valley Inn. To learn more about their offerings and hours, please check their website and social media pages.