What a wonderful visit we had at the Aerie on the Strait. A perfectly positioned retreat between…read morethe towns of Port Angeles and Sequim. The accommodations are as comfortable, clean and up to date as I could want. Spacious with a nice filtered view of the Strait. Situated on wildlife conservation property, the hiking, access to the water's edge and open vistas were relaxing and allowed us to breathe. It is about a 10 minute walk to the Olympic trail at we had miles of well paved trail to walk and bike. We ate at the Sabai Thai restaurant for a birthday dinner treat (excellent and casual) and enjoyed a nice white wine with dinner. To top it all off - I saw a beautiful rainbow It sleeps 8 -10 comfortably and has good spaces for being together and separate and at $350 night we can't beat the price.

Well run, inexpensive (less than $5 each way for adult walk on) and on time. It was clean and well…read moremaintained. Of particular note is the cafe guy; he is so pleasant and gracious, and really seems to like his job! Great way to get between Coupeville and Port Townsend. It lets you off downtown Port Townsend so easy to walk on and walk off for sight seeing. It lets you off other side of Coupeville from downtown, so you might want to drive on if going that direction to explore.

Ferry station that goes across to Whidbey Island from Port Townsend. Runs about every hour or so,…read moreand only a 30 minute ride to the island. We took one of the first ferry's in the am, not as busy, but gets more busy as the day goes on. They have restrooms available pre-boarding, but also on the ferry too. Very pretty view; a little windy. Highly recommend reservations, but always an adventure to get on standby. You can walk-on, bike, motorcycles and campers/ RVs-semis too! About $23 for a standard car and 2 passengers. There is a galley with food for purchase, waiting area for a nice view, and just a relaxing trip that beats a 4-hour drive. Very smooth sailing. You can see lots of mountains.

After reading some of the negative comments visitors to Port Townsend should keep in mind some…read morethings about the town, people and community: - Port Townsend is an eccentric and eclectic hippie community that moves at its own pace; timelines are not linear around this part of WA - The walk from Morgan Hill to downtown goes relatively quick and is quite nice if you are not on "city time". Take in the charm of a small community, the beautiful Victorian homes and wild deer that surround you. Opt instead to take the staircase that connects Uptown and Downtown vs. the Monroe St. hill that runs directly into downtown. While on your way to the stairs swing by Aldrich's for a cup of coffee. I would encourage anyone that has had a negative experience to reach directly out to Ann with your concerns. Port Townsend's main economic driver is tourism. All B&B owners in town are sensitive to visitor experiences in the area and want to make sure all of them are positive.

We came to Port Townsend (FAVORITE) town for a 4 night getaway and found Morgan Hill Cottage…read more Which is LOVELY (earlier negative reviews were left by naturally always cranky people IMHO). It is a jewel of a cottage - warm, cozy, comfortably appointed. Feels like home - not impersonal as a motel or hotel. Easy access to everything, Ann is gracious and welcoming and we were most reluctant to leave.

I called to make a reservation by phone. Not only did they get the wrong month, but they never sent…read moreme email for confirmation. My VISA was charged a month early. When I called to tell them they had the wrong month, they told me they would not refund my money. The desk person is so out of it that I should have seen the red flags. Really disappointed, and will NEVER stay at this place even though I often visit Port Townsend.

I recently stayed at Inn at Waterfront Place for five nights. It's a lovely apartment and very…read moreclean. The views of the water are to die for, and there are a lot of windows. The balcony is really nice for sitting outside to read or to just watch the traffic on the water. On my first full day, I wanted to make some iced tea and discovered there was no pitcher in the kitchen. I contacted the owner, and within 15 minutes a pitcher was delivered. I appreciated her responsiveness. On the downside, as a person "of an age," it was inconvenient that the bathroom wasn't on the same level as the bedroom, especially for those middle-of-the-night trips. I also was surprised that my full balance owing was charged to my credit card two weeks before my arrival. Other than that, this is a lovely place to stay.

Ok simply said they treat their clients in every aspect staying here , like your family…read more Fabulous grounds to roam around on to enjoy nature all around you and relax. Tranquility comes to mine as the world out there gets very quiet. The nightly accommodations are extremely comfortable my wife and I sleep like babies. There is so many little details and treasures to been seen , please take time to visually experience as much you can. Their daughter Kelly runs a small gift shop on the grounds and well worth a visit there to pick up many different hand made items to take home to remember your lovely stay over. The owners are very gracious with their time and will explain where to go to explore , what to see and where are good places to eat. Ask for a behind the scenes tour to see many of their talents and passions. We are looking so forward to our next stay here. Love Donn and Janell.

I wish I could give this place ten stars. The hosts are wonderfully friendly. The grounds are…read morebeautiful with lots of private spaces to relax. It's like a mini resort/retreat located at the edge of Sequim. Close to everything on the North Olympic Peninsula. They have only a couple of places to rent but they are really spacious and so thoughtfully appointed. One rental is perfect for families with three bedrooms and kitchen. There's even a cute gift shop. Very comfortable.

Even though we only checked out after three nights yesterday, I'm already missing the peace and…read moresurroundings to be found at this string of five modest cottages. During our visit to the Port Hadlock-Port Townsend area over last weekend, we encountered a number of local people who had heard of Eaglemount Rockery Cottages, but had never taken a look around or referred a visitor there. I think that's about to change, based on our enthusiastic recommendation. The good: The cottages were moved to the site and opened in 1947, and the whole place harkens back to an earlier time at first. The spacious grounds overlook Discovery Bay. It's QUIET, since most cottages are detached. Our cottage was immaculate. Fresh flowers were refreshed during our stay. Lavender sachets were in all the drawers, and the whole place was just surgically clean. The bed was very comfortable. There was an enormous dvd library in the room. The room has a sitting area with a recliner and a love seat. There's a very nice kitchen and snack bar, with a large (for a motel or cottage) refrigerator, dishes, utensils and cleaning supplies. A microwave is also on hand. The owners are an older couple, but they both seem to be very active around the place, seeing to it that the gardens are well kept and that everything stays just so. I got the feeling that, as we were gone all day each day, very little escapes their attention. I found that feeling comforting, knowing that all our gear would be there when we came home each night. The things people might object to: But for the coffee maker and microwave, the couple insists that no cooking be done in the cottages. They installed an all-weather pavilion with barbecues, a hot plate and a nice selection of pots and pans that all guest are free to use. The cooking ban is one of a few things that some might object to, but that we found we appreciated. There's kind of a long list of "no's": no smoking, no pets, no children, nothing that's likely to disturb other guests. Another warning: the place is dominated by the things that used to be common "roadside attractions." There's a large area featuring small stone and mortar structures. There's a concrete Mount Rushmore. There is an "Indian Village" with nearly lifesized statues scattered around. We weren't enchanted with the offbeat decor, but we loved the quiet, the view, the comfort of the place and the rate -- a three night special that came in at $60 a night -- cheapest in the entire Port Townsend area. I'd classify it as a found treasure.

One of the cleanest places I have stayed at. Beautiful scenery. Owners go out of their way to…read moremake your stay comfortable. Would recommend.

Just got home from spending 5 nights here this summer and last year too! We had our Uncle &…read moregirlfriend stay at the Clam cottage - for a couple nights down the hill; what a fun time we had.

This was the view and end of much needed relaxing local get away…read moreHe work I explored we both rejuvenated after 26 years these little get aways are such a plus to find each other and no electronic

Beautiful vacation house! Amazing views of the ocean and mountains. Right on the beach!read more

Gorgeous house, and a wonderfully relaxing place to get away and enjoy the beauty of the Pacific…read moreNorthwest! Its fun to just stay around the house and play on the beach, or to adventure out and hike the Dungeness Spit, explore Hurricane Ridge, or visit the animals at the Olympic Game Farm!