Twin Peaks The Dutchman

Appearances

Red Diamond City Motel

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with me

Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces

Red Diamond City Motel

Twin Peaks (2017):

  • Part 15, 17

 

Overview

For the cast of Twin Peaks The Dutchman and The Red Diamond Motel, in reality Mt. Si Motel are a repeating meeting spot.

Significance of the Two Locations

Red Diamond City Motel

In the show, there is a prostitution ring in the town and the Red Diamond Motel is a popular places to engage with clients. It’s here that Leland attempts to take part in Teresa’s services, along with two other women, but bails last second when it’s revealed that one of them was Laura Palmer, his daughter.

Renault references this place during the pink room scene in the final version.

Twin Peaks The Dutchman

The Dutchman’s Lodge is the mysterious location where characters travel through seemingly impossible space. As a mob and gangster friendly place, John Dillinger spent some time inside.  Although the lodge officially closed and was demolished, it was still accessible via the rooms above the convenience store.

Twin Peaks The Dutchman
Twin Peaks The Dutchman

The Twin Peaks show only used the exteriors of the Mt Si Motel. But it is there where Cooper walked up the stairs to follow the woodsman down the long dark hallway.  The show also used the courtyard to show Cooper meeting up with the bosomy woman.

Mt Si Motel

Mt Si Motel Twin Peaks - RedDiamondCityMotel
Mt Si Motel Twin Peaks - RedDiamondCityMotel

Recently sold, the motel underwent some cosmetic changes and remodeling. But fans need not to fret, and room #6, where the trio of women (Laura, Teresa, and Ronette) met remains preserved as it was in 1991.

Twin Peaks The Dutchman Location

Find the Mt Si Motel on North Bend Way about a mile east of downtown North Bend.  It’s next to the Daily Grind and just off I-90 Exit 32.