Absolutely recommend. I am on the island having attended a baroque musical performance at a local…read morechurch and the atmosphere, accoutrements and overall vibe was perfect after night of outstanding music. Lit a fire in the fireplace, hooked up to the wi-fi and took a soak in the claw foot tub. No TV's! Yay! Do yourself a favor. Check out the Salish Sea Music Festival events and spend the night at Edenwild. Relaxed check out time (11:00) allows for a beautiful walk for coffee in the morning.

We were blown away by the Edenwild Boutique Inn on Lopez Island. Boutique lives up to the name. The…read moreseamless check in and privacy were perfect for our two night stay. The location is central to all things Lopez Village. Note that off season is more chill (and we loved it!) the table in the room was perfect to play games, the inn is quaint and comfortable and the little fridge -!: shower are up to par! Thank you Edenwild l, we will be back in the spring :)

Loved staying here with Robin and Mike! They are lovely and so hospitable. Robin's breakfasts were…read moreout of this world. Every morning I couldn't wait to see what was for breakfast! I already miss her delicious cooking. MacKaye Harbor is on the south side of the island, like a 10-minute drive from the Village. It's quiet and peaceful and super relaxing. The inn is right on the water and there are kayaks available to use (for a fee) and free bikes.

We spent three days in this historic B & B, and it was lovely. The Captain's Room was sunny and…read moreairy, with a great view of the bay and the changing light. The antiques completed the illusion that we were lodging there in the 1880s. The sitting room was a great place to have a fabulous breakfast in the mornings, and the hosts were eager to tend to our every needs. Michele and Doug have been the hosts for the past three summers, they said. They come up from Austin, Texas. They're great cooks and are eager to give you what you need, whether that be conversation or peace and quiet. We had a special request: We wanted to rent kayaks, but it looked like one of the merchants was a Trumper. She found us one who wasn't. Can I ask more than that?

Cosy lobby with a large(although display) fireplace, many small colored boats and other creative…read moredecorations. Very friendly and easygoing staff. We called to say we will check in late but if there was a no-show policy, they didn't voluntarily mention it. They saw our energetic 3 year old and automatically gave us a room closer to the lobby so we wouldn't have to walk back and forth as much. The furnishing was not brand new for sure but the room was certainly clean, comfortable and adequate.

We stayed here on Thursday evening and I will have to say the manager was one of the rudest people…read moreI've ever dealt with at a hotel. We arrived in our big shred truck and the first thing I was asked by the front desk lady was if I had just arrived in the big truck and it was not saying in the parking lot over night right?!! Uhh ya, usually when you drive a vehicle to a hotel you park it in the parking lot. I was then told that usually when people drive larger vehicles they notify them ahead of time and so on. So she goes and gets the manager that proceeds to tell me multiple time people always call ahead (ok no need to keep telling me something that SHOULD have been done a long time ago) how all the rooms and parking spaces are all taken for the night and on and on. My husband then comes around and says that he will move it no problem. She proceeds to talk over him and keeps saying the same thing. At this point I am ready to just go to a different hotel because of how extremely rude they are. Now I have no problem owning up to I should have called ahead however I don't drive an oversize vehicle for my every day car so I didn't realize or even think of this issue. It was a Thursday night in May!! I get if you are just concerned about having enough space for all your guests but there is a way to approach and talk to people. My everyday job is scheduling and sales so I talk to people non stop and being rude is NEVER a way to talk to someone! That being said we left at 6:15am on Friday morning and our truck was taking up 1 and a quarter of another parking spot and in their two small parking lots there was at least 7 or 8 empty spots available!!! The room was nice and clean and the young man that assisted my husband with parking was very nice however my experience with the rude front dest lady and EXTREMELY rude manager will not have me going back! I'll take my business elsewhere!

From first contact at check-in to saying goodbye the staff are the most accommodating, helpful,…read morecourteous and small town friendly people you will find anywhere. I can't say enough about how they made everything so easy and pleasant. The hotel itself is at once a charming relic, a fun house and a rare gem! Don't expect modern 5-star accommodations this is no Ritz Carlton; thank goodness! That would ruin the village and the experience. The village is also charming, gracious and welcoming. Go, relax and chill leave the rest of the world behind you! It's worth the effort to get there which should be considered a leisurely adventure.

Remy was very helpful and accommodating. I would definitely…read morerecommend staying here if you're looking for hospitality and the best views!

Not gonna lie -- Earthbox turned out to be a wonderfully refreshing change from a generic hotel…read morestay. The grounds -- consisting of about 4 or 5 separate buildings -- had a lovely chill vibe, lots of greenery around the compound, an indoor pool and sauna and a nice array of separate outdoor seating areas. The separate office/lobby was a large but cozy welcoming space with a fireplace, couches and coffee and a comfy spot to relax in. Also, not gonna lie -- accommodations are upscale Best Western level, which again, I have no problem with, but just so ya know, that's 300 greenbacks in high season. Hey, it's an island, I get it, there's not many options; Just throwing it out there. Our Queen Standard room was on the small side, but the bath/shower was perfectly adequate (if a bit dated), as was the A/C, and the bed and bedding was pretty comfortable. The staff too was awesome, cheery and happy to meet any need. We loved the pool and jacuzzi setup, and there's even a little exercise room in the same building. One thing I could have done without were the 5 or so emails I received before check-in, begging me to complete the online check-in form ahead of time, so I could just go right to the room without needing to stop at the office. Didn't work and I still had to physically check in. So yea, that was a pain. And yet? They still get 4 stars. Our one-night stay may have been expensive but it was very comfortable.

We had a really nice stay at Earthbox Inn and Spa. Right off the bat, they were very polite,…read morecourteous, and cordial via text to get all set up and pre-checked in so that we could go straight to our room when we arrived. I really appreciated that they had free EV chargers for guests, so we could plug in our car after a long day of driving and riding the ferry, at no additional charge. Spectacular. They are centrally located to everything you might want to do in Friday Harbor, so we only had to take our car once, when we went sightseeing around the island. Otherwise, it just stayed parked because we could walk everywhere, which was really nice. Everyone I interacted with during our stay was pleasant and professional. We had a maintenance issue in our room and they were quick to remedy it. I was a little disappointed that our room did not have some kind of fan to move air and the AC only went down to about 67 degrees and the furniture felt a bit...damp, so that is the reason for the 4 stars. I like my room to be cold, crisp, and clean and the one we stayed in just felt a bit...musty. Also, the local lavender farm is closed and the products are now sourced from Whidbey Island, but that was not disclosed to me until I asked, so I might suggest updating the information in the rooms. I was a bit disappointed we couldn't visit the lavender farm on island because it was permanently closed and so the sign in the bathroom kind of set me up for failure. All in all, it was a mostly pleasant stay and I would return the next time we want to visit Friday Harbor.

Historic establishment dating back to 1907. Louisa Conner, who the town is named after, use to…read moreentertain affluent visitors and local merchants here. Antique furniture, comfortable rooms with small bathrooms. Complementary coffee, tea, and cookies along with free Wi-Fi. Below the hotel is a historic confectionary and soda fountain where guest can delight with sweet treats and refreshing beverages. Be prepared to climb a tall staircase to get to your room. Not convenient if you have a large suitcase. Elevator not available in this historic establishment.

I love the historic 1907 vibe of the Planter, but one should be aware there are downsides-- it is…read moreperched above the businesses on 1st street and those businesses have high ceilings -- 26 steep steps to the lobby. No air conditioning. No breakfast. They do offer coffee and cookies, ice, cable TV. Bed is comfortable.

My husband and I stayed here for four nights for our honeymoon back in July. We really enjoyed our…read morestay here. We stayed in one of the cabins- the Sunset Suite. These cabins come with a private hot tub, a BBQ grill, and a nice patio. Our cabin had a nice view of the sunset and the Deer Harbor Marina. The location is very quiet, peaceful, and remote. It is about a 20 minute drive to the town of Eastsound, where all the major restaurants and businesses on the island are located. The location is also known for having deer walk around the property at night time. The cabin also had a few basic kitchen essentials, a microwave, a Keurig, dishes, utensils, and a wine opener. The TV had a full range of streaming services to choose from. The cabin was small, very homey. We loved the hot tub and the views. It was perfect for our getaway. Matthew's Smokehouse, a BBQ restaurant, was right next to our suite. I honestly wished this place was cheaper as we paid around $200/night and they add a nice $500 cleaning fee on top of everything else. I believe this is very expensive for what you get. We had a nice stay, but will probably look elsewhere to stay the next time we visit the islands.

1-bedroom 1-bath room in a multi-room house. Just the basics, bed, TV, coffee maker, towels, bed…read morelinens, etc. Pics in room are included. Price went from $123 to over $250 with all of the add-ons for taxes/water/cleaning. You read that right, a charge for water.... Basically it's the last place on the island to fill up... We should have planned better. Hopefully you will :)

Had a great stay here. For the price, it's an amazing value, especially since I could cook my own…read moremeals instead of paying island restaurant prices.

TLDR: Unsafe! People had the code to our private room and entered to use our shower! Owner was 0…read morehelp. Run, don't walk away. This was singlehandedly the worst Hospitality experience we have ever had and probably ever will. Allow me to preface this review, with the fact we had selected the "PRIVATE ROOM/SUITE", not one of the hostel options with shared kitchen/bathroom spaces. The only positive I have is the convenient location near downtown Friday Harbor. I will start off by saying, our room was very dirty. Dust everywhere, dirt on the floors (my feet were black after walking across the room barefoot), dead bugs and spiders, even garbage under the couch (I'll get back to why I even had to move the couch in the first place). The sheets and blankets appeared to be clean, but I felt pretty uncomfortable about the cleanliness situation so that didn't help. Here's where things start to become dangerously unacceptable. I am laying in bed, trying to sleep (my fiancee is already asleep), when I hear people enter our room. I hear a quiet muffled conversation and they leave. At this point I am questioning my sanity, I get up, open the bedroom door and go over to lock the door (at the time I was 90% sure I locked the door before bed but not positive, and so I chalked it up to someone going to the wrong room and me not locking the door). That being said, my heart was still racing and I was pretty panicked/shocked so I put a couple of chairs in front of the door after I re-locked it, that way I could know for sure if someone was attempting to enter our room. At this point, sleep is not even on my mind. Low and behold, 5 minutes later I hear someone attempting to enter the room. I ask what they think they are doing, and they (bewildered as I was) said they were here to use our shower. The woman was nice, polite and confused. She said she received a code for our space to use our shower. I threw my hands up at this point and let her use our shower. We immediately reached out to Paul he replied, "I'm sorry but if somebody is confused and can't find their room and that happens again please contact me and I will assist them, paul" - first of all, they shouldn't even have our code - we replied "Someone is in the shower right now and someone earlier also entered our room. Please assist now." We followed up with a phone call, he answered and said he would be right there. A couple minutes later, Paul arrives, we let him in and he immediately starts trying to blame the poor confused woman. He leaves with her and shows her where the communal showers are. He comes back to apologize, we ask him if he can change the code, he says it's not possible without removing the lock from the door (total lie, these codes typically are easily changed and should be changed after every guest anyways, this is how people get murdered). He apologizes, says he will offer compensation in the morning and that "you guys will probably be fine, it shouldn't happen again". Nice, very reassuring response Paul! He also left his key in the utility closet with the door open which had keys to every single unit, again, how incredibly dangerous. This guy is not qualified to operate in the hospitality industry and should be barred from operating before someone gets hurt or killed. We ended up barricading our door with the couch, chairs, and desk so that we could feel safe enough to get some sleep as there were no nearby vacancies and our other option was to sleep in the car. A photo of this is attached where allowed, as I am posting this review everywhere I possibly can. Morning comes, no word from Paul. We reach out again at 2:30PM and he finally replies "it has to go through Airbnb so just ask for $100 and I will agree to the refund. Sorry, never happened before, very weird, thanks for your understanding, Paul" Yes that's right he didn't even offer to comp the whole stay. 0/10 stay away unless you seek the thrill of strangers entering your room while you're in bed.