When can we go back is the question!!! Lovely cabin Everything we could've asked for except…read moremore time. We are a family of 4 and fitted quite comfortably in this cabin. The bare wood walls and pitched ceiling added charm. The patio is huge and was greatly used. We sat outside every morning despite the cold with cups of coffee and the use of the chiminea. Watching and listening to the natural sounds of the wild. Doves and crows singing and coyotes running across the beach! Everything we needed was here and the hosts were attentive and accommodating.

We recently stayed at the cabin while I was in a wedding in Stanwood. We loved that the property…read morewas located close to town, was right on the beach, and easily accommodated 2 couples, along with my 11 month old son. I really liked that the property included organic amenities (everything from soaps and shampoos to spices in the pantry), and was very pleased to find a bottle of wine and chocolates waiting for us when we arrived. I would definitely recommend staying at this property. Great location at a great rate. Thank you for having us!

I hope that other Air BnB users find this review and learn what a wonderful find Jana's cottage…read morewas. The cottage itself was cozy, homey and well maintained. The harbor is right out your front door and provides spectacular views of the Puget Sound. You will be within 5-10 minute walking distance of all downtown Port Townsend restaurants and shops. Jana was an excellent host. She lives right next door and always responded quickly to our needs. We will definitely book again next year.

We stayed one night in this cabin and left because it was so cold, dirty and the owner was very…read moreunpleasant. Only after paying a non-refundable fee did she insist on meeting our dog before allowing it in the cabin. You're better off sleeping in your car than staying here.

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!

This place is incredible. We had a group of 7 stay in the Plum Tree Cottage at Bayside Cottages…read more Jim and Betsy (the owners) are very accommodating, laid back, and friendly. It felt like we were staying with family...not just a typical resort. The cottage itself was immaculate, spacious, comfortable, well maintained and only a few steps away from the beach. I look forward to staying with them again, and will definitely stay longer. Thanks so much for a wonderful time Jim and Betsy!

What a great lil retreat and perfect getaway weekend. Just what we were looking for to relax and…read morerecharge this is ideal for a completely secluded and private retreat-- away from all people, shops, hustle n bustle... If you want the shops and restaurants or grocery store, it's a 20 min drive. There are multiple cottages to choose from, but since it was just the two of us, we opted for the lummi cottage. Cute and cozy- complete w a super warm fire

Every November a business meeting takes my husband and me to the Pacific Northwest and each visit…read morewe try to explore a new area. My daughter, who lives in Olympia, Washington, encouraged us to visit the San Juan Islands (and take her with us, of course) this year. I looked at several possibilities and settled on the San Juan Waterhouse because of its location to the ocean, its view of Canada, the fact it had Internet (I thought I might need to work) and its online reviews. We were lucky that our son was also able to join us, so we felt we needed three bedrooms. The San Juan Waterhouse sits on the edge of the Haro Straight. Its water facing wall is nothing but windows, so nearly every location in the house (including the master bathroom) provides an easy view of the water. The house has three bedrooms. The master bedroom is situated so you can see Canada from the comfortable king size bed. The second bedroom is in a room with three walls of windows. This bed is a Queen. The third bedroom has two twin beds and has high windows overlooking the sod roof of the house. The main room of the house has comfortable furniture surrounding a beautiful stonework fireplace (gas) and padded window seats with many pillows for reading and gazing at the water. The kitchen. Oh my goodness, the kitchen! It has everything you could possibly need for cooking (including basic spices) and an amazing Viking stove. I'd never used one of these before and now covet one for my own house. Because my family was not going to be together for Thanksgiving, we had a Thanksgiving celebration two weeks early and cooking the meal was a breeze (and fun) in that kitchen. The kitchen also holds the house's main heat source -- a gas powered iron stove. It really heats up the place -- even the master bedroom which is down a long windowed hallway. The house has two bathrooms. One, as previously mentioned, has views of the water through the windowed French doors. (they have curtains, so don't worry about privacy). This bathroom has a claw-foot bathtub and a separate shower. The second, smaller, bathroom holds a second claw-foot bathtub (no shower). While the house itself is amazing, the best part is the location. The architect took great pains to fit it in with the surroundings and Frank Lloyd Wright slopped ceilings guide your eyes to the beautiful landscape out the windows. The house is situated on a small cove. My son and daughter ventured out during a late-night very low tide and found some interesting sea life in the tide pools. We had one beautiful sunny day and one day with strong winds and violent waves. We saw many gulls, three eagles and two small deer. I am already plotting our return to this beautiful house -- hopefully in the summer next time.

From the owner: waterfront vacation home with spectacular whale watching. Privacy and uniquely beautiful propertyread more

We stayed for five days at the end of June and the first weekend of July. The guest quarters had…read morejust been completed and they were immaculate! The granite counter tops and tiled floors in the kitchen and bathroom were beautiful and the living area was exceptionally clean. Each bedroom was about the same size and had plenty of room for belongings including a good sized closet as well as a large dresser. There is a view of Liberty Bay from the windows and water access from the property, which we took advantage of as crab season opened the weekend we were there. Wade and Julia, the owners, were very accommodating and Wade even pointed us in the right direction to fill our limit on crab that weekend. The Guesthouse is central to everything we wanted to do in Poulsbo. It's a 3 minute drive to downtown, with great shops, especially Sluy's Bakery (the best doughnuts/pastries ever). It's about a five minute drive to to the local casino, where we enjoyed an evening of relaxing, low-stakes gambling and it's about 15 minutes to the ferry landing when we wanted to enjoy a couple of days sightseeing in Seattle. I can't say enough good things about our experience at the Lemolo Greenhouse Guesthouse. Very highly recommended!

From the owner: The Lemolo Greenhouse is beautiful waterfront property on Liberty Bay in Puget Sound, located just…read moreoff Lemolo Shore Drive in historic Poulsbo. A tranquil setting between Poulsbo and Bainbridge Island and just 15 minutes from the Seattle ferry, it is a perfect destination for travelers looking for both comfort and adventure. Strike out on a wide variety of outings-from boutique shopping and fine dining to paddling, kayaking and hiking. Historic downtown Poulsbo is a quaint Scandanavian town and home to Sluy's Bakery, Tizley's Europub, and an active waterfront with seasonal festivals. Historic sights, beautiful port towns, and world-class hiking lie just over the Hood Canal Bridge in Olympic National Park. Or use one of our kayaks or paddleboards right here for a paddle around Liberty Bay and views of the Olympics and Mt. Rainier. Built in 2011, spacious accommodations are flexible and loaded with amenities.

The Laid back atmosphere makes this location ideal for relaxing…read more The staff is super friendly and the units are well kept. Far away from the busy areas but close enough to Port Angeles and National Parks for Hiking.

We stayed in Feb. 2024 and were pleased to see they upgraded the units since our last stay in 2015…read more All the furniture, kitchen and interior furnishings were upgraded. They replaced the master bedroom jacuzzi with just a large non-jetted tub. They still do not provide free WIFI which was a disappointment. Most nice resorts provide free WIFI. And they now charge a tourism/travel tax of $11.66 daily or $81.0 for the week. A tip for future timeshare travelers: These are 5 story townhouses with 4 different levels so you need to be mobile and in good health to go up/down all these stairs. They do have a limited number of handicapped units, but I'm not sure how you can get one as RCI didn't offer it. There still isn't a restaurant on-site so you have to get your groceries in Sequim. There isn't anything near the resort except the dock and the pool and jacuzzi was closed for remodeling. And it even snowed 4" today, but melted quickly.

We stayed four nights at a Sequim Bay rental, managed by Brigadoon, and were very pleased…read more The 2 bd/1bath flat was clean, had everything we needed, and was nicely decorated and refurbished. Based on our experience, we'd highly recommend Brigadoon vacation properties and management services.

A severe interior spider infestation occurred in early evening. A pod hatched and hundreds of tiny…read morespiders were dropping from the ceiling. I called the emergency number 5 times. No response for 2 days. I had to evacuate.