It's the little things that make a place special. So, I want to share the little things that made…read moreour Camano Island Inn stay memorable. First, and most importantly, innkeepers Charlene and Beth were absolutely stellar. Friendly and helpful at every turn. Glad they were there to greet us when we arrived ahead of schedule and give us guidance about where to go until our room was ready. Our room was very comfortable. Nice cozy bed and great bath towels; a very important detial that is often that's overlooked. The inside common areas of the inn were very nice. Well-appointed community kitchen. We had a king room with a large deck. The view from our deck across the Saratoga Passage included unostructed views of Whidbey Ialand. When the sky was clear, the view included an incredible sunset, crescent moon, and the comings and goings of bats which we just loved. The inn is centrally located to nearby parks and access to the island's amazing food offerings including Cama Beach Cafe, Blue Heron, Vivo, The Baked Cafe (recommended by Charlene), and more. Nearby, we also enjoyed a wonderful tour of Matzke Gallery and Sculpture Garden, and shared time with the owner, Karla Matzke. If you prefer, you can prepare meals in the kitchen. Understand, this is more like an AirB&B. You will be provided with a numeric key for the front door and your room. Staff is available on a somewhat limited basis. Coffee is provided in the lobby, but you may need to make more as needed. The reason I have left this as a four-star review is that there were a few issues with the property. I reached out the manager and she "promised" these matters would be addressed. It's unlikely we'll get back there anytime soon and hope she will keep her word. Yes, it is the little things!

I will start by saying I was very let down by this location. I booked this through my Delta stays…read moreand expected it to be more on the up and up. When I first arrived it was like a ghost town, there was no other car anywhere around . When First arriving I looked around the grounds and overall it looked pretty but was not kept up at all, tons of potential for the gardens and I could easily have those grounds looking amazing in a matter of a couple of days and very little cost. Now its time to go inside, the front door entrance is manned by a digital smart lock to get in. There are no employees inside either, empty desk sitting by the door thats small, over to the left a small coffee pot and a water kettle and then a room with what looks like for the Bistro that also has apparently been closed for a long time and breakfast was something mentioned. The inside is very pretty but very dated. A friend of mine found some history about the place they also do not like to add to their site and they should since some would love it. Apparently the place is supposed to be haunted, a long time ago it says it was a nursing home and other things. I joked that my room or my toothbrush was haunted the first night but thats a story for another time. Going past the office area there is what looks like once was a bar for people to come and have a drink and hangout, it just had bottles of water on the bar. To the right there is a room with a couch, some chairs and a fireplace I did not see turned on once or a way to turn it on easily. Got to my room next which was number 2 and straight in from the front entrance pretty much. The rooms are also on a smart lock and they text you these codes way ahead of time, I sure hope they randomize them too after stays. I go into the room and its smaller than I was expecting but thats fine, to the left we have a closet with a couple of the roughest robes I ever decided to try on, they feel like a cheap towell and same type of material. The bathroom is right after that closet and the bathroom is not too horrible but also a bit dated, they could not even match the light bulbs. The shower looked like it could use a good cleaning including the showerhead with a lot of scale buildup. The mirror had chips in it and sharp edges being a bit unsafe for those not paying attention. Now into the room itself, there was an antique style dresser that was not antique, you can see the wood warping on the top from moisture as well. On that there is one of the smallest tv's ever with old resolution. The bed was not the most comfortable nor the bedding itself. On the patio is a hot tub thats a bit smaller than I expected it to be. The hedges are way overgrown and also limit some of the view, I seen from old comments this has been an issue for a while they fail to address. The fixtures have old style dim bulbs in them.The room had no fridge, no microwave, no coffee pot etc. You have to go out to the office area and brew a pot yourself since they also do not brew any coffee for the guest it appears in the mornings either, still no employees found during the morning hours. The curtains for the sliding door were falling apart and you could not easily close them nor have full privacy. The sliding door does not even lock, they have a piece of flimsy wood for it. The 2nd night there were complaints of rooms out of power, found the father of the owner showing up at the same time and was asking me if I had power. The internet was also down the entire time while cell phone coverage being extremely limited so I had to drive to town just to be able to load anything and I had a lot to get done. I will say this hotel is a waste of money, this is one hotel or inn I will not return to, even budget motels offer more. Looking at some of the reviews here and I see some of these issues has been around for more than a couple of years and the owners have not addressed a single one of them. How they remain in business is beyond me, maybe due to the travel sites still listing it as more.

This castle is absolutely stunning. We went to a event here. A lot of the spaces are…read more the basement areas seems to be geared more toward service staff, children/teens, or rental guests who are not seeking the luxurious rooms. This maybe be an available space for additional guests for events/retreats who would like a lower cost option or hostel like shared space. There is a theater room, living room with large chess set and a game room. The upstairs has many specialty rooms as well as a ball room. The balconies alone are elegant. The base floor has a kitchen, study, multiple rooms, walk in closets, large communal space and the dining room The decor is fairly what you would expect of a castle on the upper floors, and the basement is definitely more of a hostel/vacation rental vibe. what would I change? I would make all of the spaces be as luxurious decorated as the other floors to match. That way all guest get the castle experience. Maybe put extra work into landscaping. Otherwise it is really a lovely space for events and vacations.

Make certain, first of all before booking, that you understand THERE IS NO WIFI. Everyone wants to…read moreunplug and spend family time with less screen time, but with kids/teens this was really hard that they couldn't stream movies etc., and adults couldn't watch a professional sports game. We also had family that was trying to log into work here and there for meetings/calls and we had to leave to go into a town coffee shop to do this successfully. Other than that it was fairly fun and different but because of the WiFi issue we won't return.

Cutest b&b! Staff is extremely kind and welcoming. The rooms are clean and cozy. Furniture looks…read moreupdated. They have a check in time from 3-6pm and then you call the after hours number if you check in after 6pm. The staff gave us a tour and then welcomed us to the room. They're dog friendly and even gave our dog a little bed, bowl, toy and bone. They have daily happy hour from 4-5 pm with a savory and sweet snack as well as red and white wines. They have coffee tea and water available 24/7. Breakfast is from 8-10 and you sit and they serve it. Veggie breakfast was delicious. The rooms are super cozy. They even gave us two different pillow sizes, one more dense and more flat. Very very considerate. Close to the shops of Langley - literally a 1 minute walk. Overall amazing experience. Will definitely be staying again. Parking in the back

Lovely within walking distance of the shops and restaurants in Langley. Well appointed, quaint, and…read morevery clean. The bathrooms have been updated, which was nice. Rooms are ample in size. The vegetarian breakfast that's included with your stay is absolutely delicious, everything freshly prepared. The quiche and potatoes were hot, the cut fruit was cold, and the muffins had to be made not long before we sat down. The porch on the front of the property is lovely for sitting and enjoying the morning sun with loved ones or friends. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. When we pulled in to the parking lot, there was a deer standing there waiting to greet us.

This place is amazing. You will read reviews about the things that are missing such as a…read moremicrowaves, a refrigerator and other modern day amenities. If you are looking for those things, you may want to stay elsewhere. ANYONE who wrote one of those reviews as a negative, CLEARLY missed the point of this place. It is a beautiful inn built in 1907....AGAIN 1907!!!! It has been tastefully updated as much as possible to keep the rustic charm/feeling that you definitely want when you stay at an inn such as this. A private room with a private bathroom is a must ! Our stay was amazing and we cannot wait to return. *The only negative* The staff were not personable and seemed disconnected. The shower situation is too open. There was a clear glass shower door and a curtain that has openings you can see through. There are two stalls, a sink and a shower. If you lock the main bathroom door, then you're keeping anyone from using the restroom at all. If you leave the main door unlocked while showering, guys will come in and leave the main door open. The main door opens directly into the hall way.

Excellent hidden away gem of a lodge/inn. Wonderful charm if…read moreyou want time to stand still for a bit. Def make resers.

Visiting WA and chose to stay at the Navy Lodge in Marysville. The NEX Commissary and NEX were in…read morewalking distance. Gas station as well. They served a free continental breakfast (very simple) with greek yogurt, cereals, bagels, muffins (all pre-packaged) and fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, etc. Coffee and tea were available 24/7. The room we had was perfect, clean, and had a kitchenette (w/ everything you need minus the food!). We went to the commissary so we could save some $ and cooked in our room. There was also a laundry room 24/7. $1.25 for washer and $1.50 for dryer. Front desk has quarters if you only have bills. Seattle Premium Outlets is only an 8-10 minute drive away! Thank you for making our week's stay comfortable and safe. Will come again!

Stayed there with my family of 7 - 4 adults and 2 kids and 1 baby for a retirement ceremony of my…read moreold colleague. We stayed at the family suite that had a queen bed and 2 twin beds, a couch that turns into a bed and they also gave us an extra folding bed. It has a living room, 1 bathroom, dining area that sits 4 and kitchen with full size refrigerator-freezer and microwave. It fit us fine, the kids were able to play and watch TV and the price was great! Typically Navy Lodge room rates depends on rank. Thanks to the staff very friendly!

Comfortable room but no A/C or coffee in the room. Great location near downtown restaurants and…read moreshops.

What a wonderful place to stay…read more The staff were very friendly and instantly made you feel at home. The room was on the 2nd floor facing the town. It was perfect. Each night we sat outside with a glass of wine watching the moon and the beauty of a sleeping small but, magical town. We walked all over. I'd definitely stay here again. Very comfortable. A nice cozy feeling.

I want to give the Acorn Motor Inn a 5 star review, but cannot. The room was great with…read moresubstantial furniture, clean and updated bathroom, refrigerator and microwave and very comfortable beds. An excellent value for the money. They lost a lot of points because of no one on site in the middle of the night to deal with a noise problem. Two nights in a row we were awakened at 2 in the morning when the guest below us turned their TV on so loud that we could clearly hear the dialog of the show and commercials. This lasted until 5 in the morning when they turned it off. Sure, occasionally you'll run into an inconsiderate guest. The next night, the same thing happened. I finally had enough at 4 in the morning and went to find the room and complain. When I knocked and knocked, no answer. I asked a woman in the lobby if the room was hers and she finally said it was but refused to turn the TV down. I used the phone in the lobby to contact the manager for late check ins, yet it didn't connect me with anyone.

We chose this hotel because of the reviews…read more The first thing I noticed was the smell. There was none. No mustiness, bleach or harsh chemicals. This is a big deal to someone suseptible to strong odors. The quality furniture, pictures and TV with tons of cable stations are a huge bonus. Absolutely spotless without even a discoloration mark on the grout in the bathroom. The carpet was clean, too. The staff are warm and friendly and we were surprised to have bagels and muffins at check out. All of this with the low price tag makes it a real bargain!

We have lived in cedar grove shores rv park for three years now…read more We have thoroughly enjoyed it. Amanda and Larry are amazing managers. Working hard to make it a safe and beautiful place to live. Thank you to both of you. Kirk and Pam

Park managers are GREAT. Clean, gated, laundry, dock, close to city but a country/rural feel…read more Many full timers and they were all friendly and directed us to places to eat and shop. Issue with another camper (loud, after hours) was resolved quickly. Pretty simple. You follow the rules, stay here. If you don't, go somewhere else. Highly recommend this place.