We spent two very pleasant nights at the Inn. Everything was wonderful: the breakfast, the inn…read morekeeper, the cozy room and convenient location. Pauline takes great pride in her inn and is very hospitable. She gives great recommendations and is very accommodating. We will definitely recommend to others and hope to return.

A luxurious, beautiful inn. The bedrooms are spacious and incredibly well appointed. There are…read morebalconies to sit on. Snacks in the kitchen. The host is a lovely, accommodating person (we had to get an early breakfast to catch the ferry). It's a "don't miss it" kind of place.

A very nice place to stay for a quick getaway in Port Townsend, with a full 3 course home-made…read morebreakfast! My husband booked our stay here for a quaint Valentine's day getaway. We stayed in room 6. It's an old Victorian house with a number of antique artifacts including instruments, guns, books, etc. There is no elevator - you have to climb the stairs to get to your room or downstairs to the billiards table & guest fridge. The innkeeper is extremely sweet. She welcomed us in and explained about the house. At 9am (prompt), she serves breakfast, which was a delight! It was a full 3 course meal - everything home-made (or from a local bakery). Honestly, the breakfast here was better than our dinner at a restaurant the night before! Our room was very cute - it looked like the inside of a doll house. For my husband, who is a tall man (6'2), he felt a bit claustrophobic because the ceiling comes inwards. But for my 5' self, I didn't mind. Everything was clean and had a nice presentation. They even had home-made cookies waiting! We really enjoyed our stay, and it was nice to have a sit down breakfast with the other guests and chat together. There's also a sweet doggo named Ursa who you may see putter around. For a nice weekend away from the city, this is a very cozy quaint place to stay.

Absolutely gorgeous hotel with expert attention to detail. He opulence was incredible. The food was…read moreamazing and the atmosphere was the best I have ever experienced at any B&B anywhere in the world. This is an excellent romantic getaway.

My fiancé and I returned about 5 years after our first visit in Summer 2019 to find the House under…read morethe stewardship of Natalie and Dave, and our experience was just as lovely as the first time! The food was absolutely exquisite. We ate breakfast beside the sea both mornings and Natalie did a wonderful job serving us. She was so friendly and thoughtful around our dietary needs. We felt very cared for and the environment was so serene. Dave even offered to wash our car after it got some bird dung on it! This is still the best place to stay in Port Townsend, we'll definitely be coming back!

This is by far the best beach house B&B. Right on the beach to hear the surf and gulls. Classic,…read moreclean, and wonderfully restored. Authentic windows,big baseboards, excellent charm in doors too. That is just the beginning. Step inside! We booked this lovely home last minute as a four day getaway. Greeted by the owner's family we felt instantly at home. A quiet warmth with fireplaces, candles, easy chairs, a cribbage board, and a full coffee tea bar in the main room. Out the sliding door is a full covered porch and comfy chairs to watch the tides roll in or out. Very protected by the wind. Humming birds dance on the side. Wood deck chiefs and a swing on the lawn. We chose the Lighthouse room with king size bed. Amazing mattress, window view of the beach and lighthouse of Walden Park. Nicely decorated in nautical beach old time and up dated treasures. Window open to hear the surf. Steam heat is amazing warmth. beautiful room with a sitting room and full bath. If you need to take an extra person there is an extra room connecting with bed. We did not need this room, but nice if we bring a few with us. This is the one you want to check on first. If the website is not working with the WiFi (rain and storms happen in PNW). Then give them a call. Dave answered all our questions and booked us in. This is after one year of covid 19 and this place is clean and staff genuinely kind and responsible. We will come again. The sunsets are surrounding on walks from beach house to downtown port Townsend. We came in rain and still had a fabulous time. Beach house does not have a TV but doe totally relaxation who really needs one. WiFi and electric for cell phone is in place. We ditched it all to enjoy the simple time of a beautiful beach house on a walkable beach and close to marina. We will come again!!

This was a great Bed and Breakfast style experience. Robert & Leticia were very gracious hosts and…read morewe had some interesting conversations with them over breakfast. They made the place feel like a home rather than a hotel. The beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean. Best of all they had a free EV charger we used to charge up our car. An awesome bonus if you have an electric car. Overall a great experience.

Stuck looking for a place on a busy weekend, I found lodging here…read more The room and amenities were great, the hostess warm, the breakfast pleasant. It was clean and safe, with a side of eccentric. Although located a bit away from downtown, there is a scenic shortcut if you want to walk. Plan ahead and bring a flashlight, though.

The stars don't matter... They are no longer in business…read more From their website July 12th 2022: "We have had the pleasure of welcoming hundreds of visitors to the Thornton House over the years and have many happy memories, but we have made a decision to return the house to our home and enjoy its beauty."

I'm amazed this place wasn't on Yelp! Perhaps business is already so good they needn't promote…read moretheir place - could be. My husband and I stayed here three nights, and, since I added the third night long after our initial reservation, we had to change rooms. This gave us a peek at two of the three rooms offered. First off, Charlie and Barb are two of the nicest people I've met - so warm and friendly, wanting to make sure you're happy. Their house is up the hill from the downtown area, but still an easy walk unless you have mobility issues. If you're staying in one of the 2 rooms upstairs, be forewarned that, as with many older homes, the stairs are steep and narrow - so lugging up large luggage isn't easy - but isn't terrible either - well, I had the hubby get one bag, and Charlie grabbed the other one. There's coffee or tea out in the mornings early (based on what you've told Charlie you drink), plus more at their wonderful, large, creative, made-with-love breakfasts. Oy-vay! We were spoiled! There was no TV in our first room, so we did what we saw another guest do one night - we used the common area TV for a late night viewing w/ our store-bought nibbles. Although, Barb already had nibbles out for people - yes, I had both hers and mine! Our last night was in the cottage (or carriage house?) down in back. It has cork floors (so neat!), a large modern bathroom, spacious bedroom, and a TV. Oh - and a mini fridge too. Wow. A great room to escape to. Lastly, I loved the little town of Port Townsend. I WILL be back, and I WILL stay w/ Charlie and Barb again - if they'll have me!

Few rooms were available in Port Townsend in mid-summer, and fortunately my wife found this nice…read moreB&B. It is hard find on the web even knowing it's address, which is probably why there was space. We rented the room, apparently there is also a guest house that was already taken. Very nice room filled with artworks of many kinds, quiet, reasonable price, and the owner was easy to find and quite pleasant and helpful. Breakfast is an option we didn't choose. There is a cute garden filled with the owner's sculptures for reading. The backyard has chairs with a great view out over the water and surrounded by striking scuptures, lavender, and even a small hen house. One detail - if it's very hot, leaving the windows open at night is a problem because the town chooses to blast hourly church bells even in the middle of night!? This would be a problem for any B&B on the bluff. I hope that was a temporary set-up, what a bad idea! It is about 5 blocks from the coastal downtown, an easy walk along the top of the bluff.

Do not stay here if you want a good night's sleep! I know it's not the owner's fault, but the…read morehourly church bells are completely obnoxious. We thought, "surely they will stop after midnight!" But nooooooo..... slept like 30 minutes all night anticipating the next dinging session. Also, we didn't get breakfast and wanted it, and didn't know whether to ask or not. Felt a bit awkward. I would have liked some breakfast from the happy and fat chickens in the back yard but was not asked :-(( All in all, would not stay again. It was lovely and clean but the noise was too much. Also, no TV in the small room which would have been a nice distraction to drown out the bells and the continuous police sirens, motorcycles and car horns going on. Again, not the owner's fault at all, but I have had quieter nights on Broadway in NYC. Good in a pinch! :-))

Beautiful B&B with a fantastic breakfast. Cute fireplace heaters in each room, including the…read moresitting room which has amazing views. Maybe the heaters are all new, but there are plenty, including space heaters in the bathroom and electric blankets on the bed. The owner Kathleen was fantastic, we made the reservation on Christmas Eve for Christmas night, she knew getting dinner would be tough on Christmas night so she started calling around to find us a reservation before we even asked. Amazing hospitality. The location is perfect, steps to downtown, yes, the inn is up the hill, but that is how you get an amazing view of town and the water. We couldn't have asked for more on our first visit to PT, we will certainly be back! I worked at a B&B for four years long ago and know what a challenging business it can be. This experience was great. Thank you Kathleen!

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.

We LOVED this place. A true Victorian bed and breakfast. My husband and I stayed here for a trip to…read morePort Townsend, and I don't think we could've chosen a better B&B. Emileigh was an absolutely incredible hostess. Not only that, but she can COOK! She made breakfast every morning, and we were up, dressed, and in the dining room by 8am every morning because of it. It was so delish! Not only is she a talented cook, but she is the sweetest conversationalist too. She had a ton of recommendations, and she knew a lot about the house too. On the topic of the house-- it is truly Victorian. No AC but in August with lows at night in the 50's and highs in the 70's, the place was at the perfect temp. It slept perfect with a fan and an open window. The walk to town was also easy and quick. TLDR: Great hostess, FANTASTIC breakfast, truly Victorian house, close to down, modestly priced. Over all, if we come back to Port Townsend there is no doubt in my mind that we'd be staying here again!

Starrett House was beautiful and in a great location. Our host, Emileigh, was wonderful and an…read moreamazing cook. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend it.

A haiku for The Palace…read more Magic happens here Spacious comfort and beauty Smart good workers all

So this is a review of my experience here though we didn't stay there…read more It is a great historical example of a waterfront hotel built in the late 19th century during the building boom here when Port Townsend was competing with the whole west coast to be a terminus port for trade and economic boom. The railroad never came but the sailors did so this was the brothel, bar, and sailor trade on the waterfront where the respectable affluent families built their Victorian homes above. So glad that further economic boom didn't tear down this cool old buildings and so much of the structures of all kinds around town! We were having a local tourist day from our place across Admiralty inlet with our big dog. While walking the front street before we could notice a lovely older lady was welcoming us and our boy and very happy to see our pup. She was just so much a great ambassador of their business and very engaging that we all enjoyed the encounter. The front entrance decorated well and nice plants in boxes. She had so many dog friendly advice to give us without asking about Port Townsend in general and recommended local dining choices. Not asked for but in hindsight it reminded me of what you'd expect from your concierge at a nice hotel while on vacation. We really enjoyed chatting with her out at the entrance and makes me want to suggest that place for a fun stay. They have 7 rooms I guess that are dog friendly and If we "missed the boat back to Whidbey". Or something more planned, we would def consider staying at this former 19th century brothel turned hotel for sure! It reminds me of a smaller version of the same we stayed at once in San Francisco way up the hill that was not preserved so well. This whole town was designed and developed to compete with west coast 19th century seaports for trade and commerce and it shows. But i think that the thought that railroads would bring prosperity here has left us with survivors of this bygone era!! I'd recommend considering this a a great waterfront stay in this town as it's very convenient and worthwhile!