Fern Hollow was indeed sold in January of 2019. My husband and I bought it and have rebranded it…read more"Creekside Haven". We just opened up the rooms on Airbnb and plan on working through the county process to get approved for events as well (previous owners didn't do this). We've been working hard to get the property and house back into shape and look forward to making many memories with guests in the near future!

Brides beware. This place is everything a couple would ever want for their wedding day. Beautiful…read moregrounds, lodging for your family and friends, a rustic yet elegant charm... However; none of this is worth dealing with this family. I got married there a little over six months ago and it has taken me this long to be able to relive this experience by witting a review but people need to know this information. After spending well over $12,000 for supposedly the weekend of a lifetime I'm still haunted with terrible memories. I'm not high maintenance and require crazy high customer service but I do expect my family and myself to be treated with respect. The morning of the wedding my mom locked herself out of her bedroom after a shower. Stupid accident yes, but the way it was handled was downright atrocious. Long story short my mom and I ended up in tears. You'd think a venue of that 'caliber' would have an extra set of master keys right? Wrong. A locksmith was called out and the cost we were told would be taken out of my deposit. After the big ordeal and we were let back into the room with very little time before the wedding, everything went off without a hitch and my husband and I were happily married. When booking the venue it states in the contract that all music is to be off and guests gone by 10pm. What they fail to inform you is that the owners will show up at about 8pm and stand around hovering in the corners breaking down any tables or chairs that we not being used. The table linens that I purchased and brought in were also being stripped off the tables and thrown into garbage bags without any permission. There was complete and utter disregard for the event still taking place. This venue is also very meticulous about clean up. Understandably so at the time knowing how beautiful the venue was. Sadly I regret everything about this venue because although clean up was planned I have yet to meet another bride who spend the morning after her wedding sweeping a 2400 square foot barn with a push broom. I have been working in the wedding business for three years now and although still very new with a lot to learn I will never ever recommend this venue to a single one of my brides. My husband and I are going to Vegas in a week and plan to have a 're do' wedding and get married by Elvis for redemption.

What a beautiful little gem! The outside grounds are great for pics and you have to get the…read morelavender lemonade from the cute shop. Thank you!!

From roaring "what is even happening right now at Olympic Game Farm" energy to Jardin du Soleil's…read morefull sensory slow-down--lavender air, warm sun, and everything moving at the speed of a gentle breeze over the Dungeness Valley. And honestly, Sequim does this switch better than almost anywhere. One minute you're side-eyeing bison that look like they've seen too much civilization, and the next you're wandering a certified organic lavender farm tucked into the rain shadow of the Olympics, where the sky feels like it's been turned up to "HD saturation." Jardin du Soleil especially leans into that pastoral reset button: rows of purple stretching out under that big Olympic Peninsula light, goats and chickens doing their indifferent farm philosopher thing, and then the full dessert arc--lavender lemonade into lavender ice cream like the place is committed to you leaving slightly fragrant and emotionally recalibrated. It's also one of those rare "free 99" experiences where the admission price is basically just your willingness to slow your internal clock for a while. The real currency there is sun exposure, quiet footsteps through the rows, and the faint hum of bees working overtime. Sequim in general feels like it's built on contrasts like this--wild edge of the Olympic Peninsula on one side, and then suddenly you're in this cultivated, almost Provençal pocket where everything is trying very hard (and successfully) to be calm. If Olympic Game Farm is chaos theater, Jardin du Soleil is intermission with lavender ice cream.

I forgot to mention Pam in my recent Google review during our stay! Thank you Pam & Shelley for…read moreyour service at the Breakfast Buffet! Everyone was so kind & the food/pool/amenities were fantastic. Luna greeted us with warmth. I am not paid or receive any "kickback" for this review; but kindness begets kindness. sending love & gratitude ~The Romito family

Our family stayed at this Holiday Inn in March of 2026. This hotel is conveniently located right…read moreoff of highway 101 and is next to a large diner. Parking is free and abundant. The inside is newly renovated and everything is clean. The rooms are quiet and offer blackout shades. There is a pool and a gym onsite. Finally, their breakfast is free and is of standard Holiday Inn Express items.

FREE. Easy to get to. Parking lot is next to the main building. No pressure or entry free to enter…read morethe grounds. Talkative chickens and a proud rooster to the right of the main building. Large grounds to have their lavender ice cream on benches in the shade and to later walk around the lavender fields. Gift shop has a lot of clothes, jewelry and of course lavender products. Cow pasture behind. Overall grounds are worth a look. Yet another gem is the lady on the porch that ribbons up lavender wands and whimsical lavender products. Pretty and original gifts, too. She was born on Kauai and has lived in the area for sometime. I had a lot of laughs with this sweet lady. Their ice cream and lavender-lemonade is another treat. I suggest getting the massive single soup of the vanilla-lavender AND blackberry-lavender combo. It was $7 ball of happiness in a cup. Worth a quick or long stop.

This is a lavender product farm house. So many ways yo try lavender. Drops, soap , candles ,…read morehoney... We did find a nice gift ideas and the representative wrapped it nice. Must be an Acre of Gardens.

Salt and Cedar is an unexpected gem! We were just looking for a place to stay while we explored the…read morearea but ended up extending our stay to appreciate the beautiful property. This was our first stay at a bed and breakfast and I fear no other B&B will compare. The property was stunning with both mountain and ocean views, lush lavender fields and a cidery all on the property. I was just expecting a pastry and a coffee for breakfast but the full breakfast rivaled some top tier restaurants. Ginger and Scott are ideal hosts, they were full of knowledge and provide great recommendations. The comfort, ambiance, views, and hospitality make Salt and Cedar a destination all on its own. I look forward to retuning to the property to just relax and unwind! The true highlight of our Pacific Northwest trip!

Gorgeous and tranquil property filled with lavender and cider apple trees and views of water and…read moremountains. The interior is stunning and our room was perfect for us--spotlessly clean and well appointed. Breakfasts were phenomenal and beyond expectations--my husband is now on a mission to create an omelette as good as Scott's! Ginger and Scott are ultimate hosts--friendly, kind, and helpful. We highly recommend Salt and Cedar and hope to revisit soon!

Sunland may seem like a sleepy little country club in northern Washington's rain shadow and well,…read moreit probably is! It is well cared for and the greens are challenging! They are a little domed which makes them fun! We played 3 times in one week and easily walked all 18 with push carts. The fairways are open and fairly safe but watch out for deer, babies and many birds and weather surprises. The bar is not open regularly, so check with your member friends before you need food or drink. Great fun!

This is a wonderful country club with a very pleasant atmosphere. The golf course is beautiful and…read moreTyler the head pro/general manager is a great person to have running the club. This is my second year as a member and I can't wait to return from wintering in San Diego. Very warm and friendly group of people that make you feel welcome. This is not an uppity club. Great social activities and many of them! The food is always great at the social events and very reasonable as is the membership to the club. I couldn't think of living in Sequim without being a member of Sunland Golf Club and Country Club!!!!

Thank you Tess & Morris for your lovely, serene ranch and friendly hospitality! You spared us from…read morewhat could have been a dismal getaway weekend. We were headed to Sooke Harbor, BC for a much-needed, long weekend. Imagine our disappointment after driving 2+ hours from our home in Kirkland to the Black Ball Ferry in Port Angeles, only to find there was no room for us on the only afternoon ferry to Victoria!! Note: we learned a valuable lesson - make reservations if you want onboard!! Our spirits dashed, we began to formulate Plan B after canceling our reservation at Sooke Harbor. We searched the interweb for hotels or lodges in the vicinity and came across the Bond Retreat Ranch. After finding other places booked solid or not yet open for the season, we were very relieved when Tess said we could have the Cottage for the weekend! We headed straight to the Ranch where we were greeted by the congenial Tess and her sidekick, Goofy the hound dog. She took us on a quick tour of the Ranch - a lovely, well-maintained spread, which includes 5 guest rooms with the B&B, a large pasture for the two resident horses, a cute wedding chapel, covered patio for gathering, breakfast room made from a converted barn, pavilion for dancing, and several other outbuildings. Then we were escorted to our private little cottage with a cozy living room, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and a private yard with chairs, porch, picnic table, lots of trees and a nice view of the ranch. The B&B wasn't open for the season, but Tess was happy to put us up. All the buildings on the ranch were built by Morris, the 70 year-old owner and Tess' longtime partner. Morris bought the land when he was 18, logged the trees, milled the lumber and built it all himself, including their home on the premises. The workmanship is impressive and the entire place is clean, inviting, rustic and charming. The ranch is a lovely venue for a wedding, family reunion or group getaway. In season they have a nightly campfire and serve breakfast in the barn and patio. The Cottage was spotless - not a speck of dust or cobweb in sight! I found this very impressive considering we arrived off-season. The bed was so cozy - we slept like babies! There were lots of warm quilts and fluffy pillows to snuggle into. The kitchen has a fridge, sink, small range and is stocked with enough dishes, pans & utensils to prepare light meals. If you want to grill, there is one at the pavilion or they will bring one down to the Cottage. There is a book of local restaurant recommendations, some magazines about the area and an electric fireplace in the living room. What they don't have is a TV or wifi - so you are delightfully unplugged! The pavilion does have wireless if really needed (cell service on Verizon was sketchy at best). We spent two full days exploring the surroundings and east side of the Olympic National Park - Salt Creek State Park, Crescent Bay, Madison Falls, Hurricane Ridge, the Elwha Valley, Lake Crescent, Marymere Falls, the Lake Crescent Lodge, etc. We hiked a LOT! The weather was nice - our last day it was fantastic! We had a delicious dinner at the Alder Wood Bistro (highly recommended) and a crazy-good breakfast at the Oak Table Cafe, both in Sequim. We picked up some groceries at the Sunny Farms Country Store with its great selection of organic and local produce & meats, raw honey, etc. All of these are within 10 min of the Ranch. For our 2nd night we picnicked in the front yard, enjoying the vibrant, northwest skies for sunset. This was the best Plan B ever! We can't wait to come back and explore more of the area and hopefully spend another stay at the Ranch. Sadly, Morris & Tess are Looking to retire, so the Ranch is on the market. How I wish I had the youth and money to buy it! What a lovely piece of paradise. Fortunately, the Ranch will be open in the meantime and we highly recommend you check it out!

I can't give enough stars for this place. It was fantastic. We are new to the B&B scene but this…read moredefinitely has given us some high standards. Upon your arrival you will meet Tess, the nicest person in the world. She will show you around her and Mr. Morris's lovely farm and then offer you water and cookies. The details are so cute-everything is decorated perfectly, there are tons of wild flowers, a chapel, a saloon (for game playing-alcohol not provided :)) and a nice large bathroom house. Breakfast is delicious with hot coffee and freshly prepared goods a lot of them made from ingredients from the farm! Overall: Pros: Food, people, place, location, comfy beds Cons: .....none.

Great experience. Lisa drove over 4hrs on Labor Day weekend (each way) to officiate our elopement…read morein Quincy, Washington. She was very professional, flexible and made sure to put us front and center during the ceremony, which was greatly appreciated. The ceremony itself was simple, thoughtful, and collaborative - just what we had envisioned!

Lisa truly made my wedding day a special and unique day. She helped us to put together vows that…read morespoke to us as a couple and included our daughter. I could not recommend a more professional, kind or well spoken officiant.

A group of 20 of us rented the Castle in October for a Game of Thrones Halloween party, and it was…read morejust phenomenal. The castle is so unique. Everyone had a blast. Keep in mind- this is an older place, and the business is family run. While it's an amazing, one-of-a-kind experience, it definitely has more "character" than a high end hotel. There's some wear and tear, but it did not take away from our enjoyment. The hot tub in the dungeon is closer to a large bathtub. I'd say maybe 3 people could use it at once? Don't go in expecting a more standard six person hot tub. While we were really excited to go on the roof, they do close it once it gets towards winter (likely for safety reason), and it was closed for the season by the time we were there at the end of October. Don't forget to find the secret room behind the poster!