Be very careful when making reservations. They do NOT offer any sort of reimbursement nor refund…read more In my case, I had a guest that was arriving at SeaTac at night. His departure flight was delayed multiple times (not his fault) and his arrival at SeaTac was past (less than) 1 hour of the last Shuttle departure. I could NOT let him sleep at the airport for several hours and wait for the next Shuttle in the morning so I had to pick him up. It's very convenient when your schedule falls under theirs but be prepared to be screwed when its not.

As always, great safe transportation to and from SeaTac. Courtesy always shown. Buses always clean…read more Always on time.

5 star service. Hospitality was great, easy to communicate with and the rigs were perfect for me…read moreand my family. Did I mention how helpful it was having the RV dropped off in the location we needed? 5 stars!! thanks so much

Great service, smaller taxi company very friendly drivers. Cozy car nothing over the top but will…read moreanswer the phone when you really need it

PRICES ARE GOOOD! Very RELIEBLE cab company. I make sure to call Better cab everytime I need a…read moreride. Kind and caring service. If your looking for fair cab prices and and good assistance. I'd call better cab. :) :)

Our experience with Boatsafloat 2 was fantastic. The pontoon boat was comfortable and stable. It…read morewas great to see the shoreline throughput Port Susan from a new vantage point including seeing all the cool houses. It was our first time crabbing and John and Linda explained everything and let us do the work if we wanted. We caught several crab and upon returning they taught us how to clean and cook them. What a wonderful experience. On top of it all, John and Linda are great company. We really enjoyed talking with them and hearing some great stories about Camano Island.

If you're looking for a unique experience on Puget Sound look no further. John and Linda are…read moreamazing water navigators and generous hosts. The boat was very comfortable and smooth and you know you're in such good hands. Their crabbing boat experience is so cool and they went the extra mile to ensure we had an experience to remember.

Check in is at 3 pm, which is nice. The front desk gal was very friendly but seemed frazzled due to…read morethe amount of people needing assistance I don't think it's normal to only have 1 front desk employee working during prime check in time. It's also worth noting that the front desk employee loudly repeated each guests room number (I doubt it was purposely done).So everyone in the area knew which rooms we were all staying in. I would think guest privacy would be included in training. The room was nothing special. The beds were comfy, I brought my own pillow. The bathroom light does not turn on without the fan and the fan sounds like a jet engine, especially at 3am. One thing I was very pleased with was the air conditioner. That thing was glorious and kept the room especially chilly. It was wonderful to wake up to .

Pretty nice place, exactly what you expect from a BW. Good location in town, near everything,…read moreincluding easy access to the Navy Base.

Such a beautiful area! We booked a drop-in campsite. Kat (Cat?) and Brad at the welcome house were…read moreextremely helpful and understanding. They truly went above and beyond to make our experience here amazing! Big kudos to them! This campsite has a ton to offer. We used their hot launch to kayak to hope island and also spent some time in the hot tub.

If you had a bad experience with La conner Thousand Trails…read more Please contact me @ cherrysmoked@yahoo.com or 425 308 5310 Salesman "Ian Speerling the Wanna be Cop", in my opinion and Manager Kelly King who told me she is a "BAD ASS" 3 times, over-reacted to a simple mistake and I have witnessed many members do the same thing and caused a seriously dangerous situation and I had Heart Surgery Sept 30, 2025. I have been staying at TT La conner for 2 years as I build my new home in La Conner and my brother John died there in my motorhome at site 133 on Jan. 20, 2025. I have made many friends with the staff and many of the full-time residents have never had a problem until this horrible treatment. I had just checked in and was trying to find site 300 and I had no idea of how to get there in my 33' motorhome flat towing a car with a Road Master Tow Bar and of course it is common knowledge that if backed up without unhooking the car, serious damage can occur to the car, tow bar and motorhome that I had just filled the gas tank with 80 gallons of gasoline. This is very serious as the same model motor home (Bounder) had recently caught fire here and it was destroyed. This guy with a big belly and in a beat up old looking little car and DID NOT have any TT clothing and I had never seen him before this, blocked my motorhome started chasing me thru the park, until I stopped in front of my friend's sites and I got out to check this strangers TT ID only to find out he did not have any! He then got out of his car and went crazy in front of my new rear camera with color and sound and said "I am getting in your face and you are being kicked out of the park, leave now, go get out, go now leave and kept repeating this aggressive and threating behavior that escalated the situation putting his finger way to close to my face and escalating the situation that was witnessed by many other people and it appeared that he had a young girl in the car. I thought I was having a heart attack, seriously, I then drove swiftly to the Ranger Staton to report this person for enforcing TT rules and not being an employee per TT rules. Upon arriving at the Ranger Station my motorhome was surrounded by my friends and TT employees in golf carts and the guy in the car and then they all huddled around his car, and I watched and heard them on my rear cam getting their story straight with the "Bad Ass" (her words) manager Kelly King, I was shocked by this protocol due to my previous experience. Officer Hockenberry from Swinomish P.D. arrived at the scene and stated that guy that was harassing me did work there and that it was just a misunderstanding and it was my choice I could stay at the park or leave, I was so upset and disgusted that I decided to leave and seek medical help. I had Heart Surgery Sept 30, 2025, at Everett Providence Cardiac Surgery Center by Dr Sharma at the cost of $100,000. The next day while recovering in my MH at this park I was surprised by my friend a TT employee parked his golf cart and served me the unsigned notice that I was kicked out for 60 days with Kelly Kings name at the bottom but No signature, which does not appear to be legal in Washington State, in my opinion. Kelly was very devious 6 times when I requested the name and employee status of this vicious guy with the big belly so I could file a complaint and most likely legal action. The next evening a Red Corvette was going the wrong way at high rate of speed and parked at the lodge and jumped in a white car that left at a high rate of speed going the wrong way. Then my friend Officer Hockenberry came in hot pursuit of the Corvette stating he clocked it 80 mph on Snee Oosh near the Fire Station, how did this happen with a locked gate? I have recorded 8 vehicles going the wrong way and several exceeding the 5-mph speed limit, minors driving cars alone. In my observation, Kelly should focus on the many current problems and not be persuaded by an insecure salesman trying to play the "Ego driven, Big Man Wanna be Cop" in my observation and opinion. I have talked to my friends who are legality employed by TT and always have easily identifiable TT logo clothing and TT trucks or golf carts none of them thought this over reaction was not justified.

Washington State Ferries (WSF), Kennewick vessel, Friday, August, 16, 2024, 9:30 am. We were on a…read moreroad trip in a Class B RV (which is van-sized), and needed to travel from Port Townsend, WA to Coupeville, WA. In investigating our options on a mapping app, we found that we had two options -- to drive about 215 miles (4 hours, 45 minutes, plus toll) OR take a ferry (about 8 miles, 45 minutes plus wait time). With some apprehension about how it would work with our oversized and tall vehicle, we decided to take the ferry. We made a reservation online about two weeks before our planned trip, and many of the time slots for our preferred travel date were already taken but we were still able to get a slot at 9:30 am. The reservation "no show" fee was $10, charged only if the reservation is not used. We were pleased to find that there was a category to identify our vehicle as being "under 22' in length, and 7'6" to 13' tall." (There are also options to ride standby when vessel space is available). Washington State Ferries has loading down to a science. On our travel day, we were warmly greeted by the attendant at the entrance tollbooth. One senior (my husband) with vehicle under 22' was $15.30, while I was counted as an adult passenger for $4.10, for a total of $19.40 for two people and the RV. After paying, we were directed by staff to park in a specific lane (with other RVs) and allowed to disembark from our vehicle to grab a coffee or use the restrooms. The process of loading the ferry was highly organized. Every inch of space seemed to be used -- without unused space but also without there being vehicles that didn't fit. We were most impressed in seeing how easily an 18-wheeler semi also fit! After all of the vehicles were parked, the ferry left the dock and many passengers left their vehicles to move upstairs for the water views or to grab a snack. Disembarking in Coupeville was equally efficient. Overall, we had a great experience -- smooth sailing, efficient operations -- but also recognize that service disruptions may occur due to adverse weather conditions or emergency repairs. On this particular day, we were fortunate to have saved hundreds of miles and hours of driving, and nice smooth sailing. One small quibble. We found the WSF's website to be confusing for newcomers to ferry operations. .

Not a fan of this one. When your service is so volatile that high winds can cancel most, if not all…read moreof the ferries in a single day, just build a bridge. Also, the guy standing on the curb near the entrance, who informed us of the cancellations, told us that there were no reservations available for any other crossings, even later in the evening. This proved to be completely false, as we booked a reservation five minutes afterward, and by mid afternoon, the winds had subsided enough that we were able to board and cross without any issue. Government incompetence at its finest!

Good but maybe not for everybody. I'm not sure if I have ever stayed at a Candlewood Suites…read morebefore. Candlewood is a bit of a niche product from IHG (the Holiday Inn folks). As you can see from others pictures the hotel is pet friendly and the rooms have queen size beds and kitchenettes. This is a bit out of my own personal demographic so I'm not sure if this targets the business traveler, temporary housing for someone visiting or transferring with the nearby military base, or someone with pet(s) and frugally prefers to cook their own food on the road. The room seemed recently remodeled with new flooring and fresh paint but the television and DVD player were very old. The tv was on the small side and had a huge bezel and no HDMI port. I feel certain the DVD player was too old to play Blu-ray. I'm adding a couple of photos of things that I think are mostly missing from the gallery. I highlight a cookout area at the end of the hotel (cooking utensils are available at the front desk) and the dog walking area behind the hotel. This and the Best Western next door are the only 2 hotels I could find on Whidbey that are part of a chain. I mostly steer away from independent places because I prefer a consistent expected experience. However I have to say I only spent 2 nights on Whidbey, it is a very long island, and I didn't find Oak Harbor having much to offer. My regrets are I stuck with the main road the majority of the time and didn't do enough exploring and researching in advance to find a good beach or 2. Next time I come to Whidbey I probably won't be staying in Oak Harbor but it won't be because of this hotel.

Made a reservation via IHG website and received a confirmation. In fact also received multiple…read morereminder emails and texts about the stay. Called the hotel to check on our reservation one day prior and they said they had no reservation in our name. Called IHG and they were not helpful. The hotel was even less helpful and downright unintelligent in their answers. We felt like they were blaming us for the problem. And by the way we are IHG regular members! All that to say, we were forced to find another hotel in another city far away. No help from IHG like finding us alternative lodging or compensation for their mess up. We chose to book Best Western...HA! I wouldn't use IHG ever again after this bungled mess nor want to deal with the Candlewood front desk staff in any other alternate universe.