I've stayed in several Oxford Suites over the years, but this location is by far my favorite!…read moreGuests will find a giant parking lot with lots of accomodations for guests with disabilities. The hotel has a large lobby with plenty of luggage carts for transporting baggage to rooms. The hotel is located in Silverdale on the Dyes Inlet, a lovely bay connected to the Puget Sound. There are lots of shopping, dining, and tourist activities in the surrounding area, as well as remarkable natural beauty. I absolutely love the waterfront views from this hotel, as well as the lovely pebble beach covered in driftwood. There are several paths for relaxing strolls along the beach, and plenty of places to sit and enjoy the sunset. The hotel offers a swimming pool and hot tub, however the pool was a bit cool the last few times I visited in the winter. Perhaps it will be a bit more enjoyable for peak summer visits - when a cold dip in the pool is most refreshing. The hotel offers complimentary bowls of soup in the evening, which is always a welcome surprise.

I stayed at the Oxford Suites Silverdale for a quick two-day getaway with my two daughters, and we…read moregenuinely loved it. Overall, the experience was really good. The room was very clean and comfortable, and we had a beautiful view from the balcony, which made the stay even more relaxing. The front desk staff were friendly and welcoming. Parking was also very easy, with plenty of spots and convenient access even for larger vehicles. One of the highlights was the included breakfast. It is buffet style with plenty of options. The coffee selection was surprisingly good, with different types of beans and flavors, along with a nice variety of teas. I really appreciated that they serve real eggs instead of the typical premade ones you often find at hotels, which made a big difference for me. Not forget to mention the wonderful Hawaiian lady in the restaurant. She is amazing and so sweet. My daughters and I just love her!! The only reason I am giving four stars instead of five is the pool area. It feels a bit outdated, the pool was not as clean as expected, and it is on the smaller side. The towels provided for the pool are also quite small. Since I usually choose hotels with nice pool areas for my daughters, this part was a bit disappointing. That said, I still recommend this place and would definitely come back again.

This was a great place to stay just outside of Poulsbo. It worked perfect. Rooms were clean and…read morebreakfast in the morning, great!

We stayed here for 3 nights in August 2025 and had an excellent experience. The hotel appears to be…read morenew and everything is very clean and modern. The check in staff was friendly and helpful. There is free parking. Other amenities include heated pool, which is on the small size but fully functional. Free breakfast of course. There is an exercise room which is well-equipped. A public work station with a computer and printer is convenient. There is laundry which in August 2025 costs $4 for washing and drying. The rooms are large and clean. The bed was comfortable and the pillows did not cause neck pain. The bathroom was large and had a very nice shower. The hotel is a little bit out of town but that means there are no busy roads with lots of noise and traffic. It's a short drive to numerous restaurants. Overall, we liked this hotel a lot and I definitely would stay here again.

Melanie is amazing! She called us ahead of time and confirmed everything, which made check-in super…read moresmooth. The room was very, very clean, the rates were great, and the location is perfect, Kitsap Mall is right outside and the Exchange is right across the street. Fantastic stay. Highly recommended!

Just how the manger responded…read more . During our phone conversation you stated that you had a miserable stay because of a lack of AC, a spider coming down from your ceiling fan and dust in your floor fan, and because of this you are seeking a refund. As I stated yesterday I am so very sorry that you did not have a great stay with us and want to again give you my sincerest apology. Your comfort as you work away from your home is very important to us. You sharing your experience allows us to take a step back and make sure that all of our staff is doing our utmost best to ensure that our guests are taken care of. We are always looking to improve and grow as a team and as a hotel, for our guests, and as I stated yesterday we are scheduled to have AC installed in the near future. We would have been happy to move you into a different room to try and help make you more comfortable. At this time, I will not be able to issue you a refund for your stay. I do hope that you will give us another opportunity if you are in the area again.

This hotel would get full stars from us if it were not for the paper thin walls. We could hear…read moreeverything not only from our rooms but from out in the hallways as well. It was very hard to rest. We also wouldn't mind if they upgraded or enhanced the interior design a bit. It's a bit sparse in the rooms; for instance, it would be nice if they jazzed up the jacuzzi area inside the rooms that have them, and also jazzed up the hot tub area outside (such a PNW thing!). Pluses - great staff, good breakfast, and ample space to walk your pet outside. Convenient.

I have revisited my previous 2-star review, which mainly centered around extremely rude service…read morefrom one of their staff, so as to downgrade it to a 1-star after reading 'Micah's reply, not only to me, but to several other reviewers, as well. Forget about the paper thin walls, funky 70's decor and smelly rooms- all of those things are true, but if you want to see for yourself the REAL reason not to ever consider staying at this establishment, just read through some of this Micah character's replies to people on here. Rude, combative, & unwilling to take ownership of the issues repeatedly observed by multiple people. 8/5/2026 update: I find it very interesting that this Micah character, that I have never met in person, bloviates & puffs up his chest saying "I stand by my employees 100%", but my question to him is "well, where were you during all this???". According to this maniac I was causing a big huge scene, yet he just hid behind his desk and didn't involve himself?!? LMFAO. Okay, big guy.... Enjoy your pathetic life in your stinky hotel. Make sure you get the last word in every Yelp review left by paying customers, because that'll show 'em to never come back to your place. Wow....

This is a retro motel to me…read more A Great rate for one night. He had me in rm 50 on the street but i traded for 26 by the office. More Quiet by a long shot. The toilet was stuck open but i fixed it by re attaching the chain. all good. The rugs def need to be shampooed, keeping my socks on. Everything else seems in order. Bagels and juice tomorrow for breakfast. Kurig in the room for me. Right now, 8 pm and it is very quiet and we can't hear the highway. All good.

Nice clean basic Inn. Nothing to fancy. Room had two queens, basic bathroom. It's a little cramped…read morein bathroom but ok. Really nice soaps. Fridge and microwave which is always appreciated. Good location in Poulsbo, just up from the waterfront area. No breakfast other than bagels and coffee in lobby.

My family and I stayed for just under 2 weeks in the family suite. Our suite was clean and…read morespacious. They had a decent sized kitchen, fully equipped with a full sized refrigerator, dishwasher, and an induction cooktop. Pots/pans, toaster, coffee maker, dishes and utensils were also included. The staff were also very accommodating whenever we requested anything such as towels or dish soap, and if we needed their help with anything. They have 4 washers and 4 dryers for guests to use (I'm not sure if there were more upstairs). It was $1 for the washer, and 0.25 for 10 mins of drying. They offered a complimentary breakfast for guests in the lobby. Some of the items were individual sized milk, cereal, fruit cup, sliced apple packs, boiled eggs, pastries, and sometimes breakfast sandwiches. They are usually really good at refilling the refrigerated items if they notice it's running low....but get there early if you want your coffee. I usually picked up breakfast around 8:30-8:50 and sometimes the coffee canisters are already empty, which is understandable. It isn't a big deal because you can make a pot in your own room, or you can go across the street to the Mini Nex and just buy some there. The only problem I noticed with our stay was that the rug around the AC unit in the bedroom was soaking wet. We would turn the AC/heater off whenever we left the hotel but it would still be wet. We mentioned it to the house keepers and they put towels around it for about a few days, but it was still wet. We didn't mind too much because we were out and about most of the time so it didn't bother us. Even with this complaint, I still give our stay at the Navy Lodge-Bangor a 5 star rating because of the professionalism of the staff, and the price that can't be beat!

My husband and I had to move with military orders from Point Mugu, CA to Bremerton, WA this past…read morewinter. We had to stay at the Navy Lodge for about 2 months. The rooms were reasonably priced. The rooms were very clean. Housekeeping staff were all great and kept our room nice and clean throughout our lengthy stay. Everyone at the front desk were helpful and professional but Grace at the front desk was amazing. Grace was friendly yet professional and went out of her way to accommodate our needs with an ADA room due to my recent back surgery and car accident after arriving to the area. The beds were extremely uncomfortable and so firm/hard that neither my husband or myself had a good nights sleep. Each morning we would wake up feeling like we were run over by a truck. The free breakfast was good. Very limited but worked fine for us. The coffee was terrible. The AC/Heater unit in our room was unpredictable, and made it hard to find a comfortable temperature to set it at. We had a few interactions with the manager, Elizabeth Levit. She was rude and unprofessional. It's obvious by her demeanor that she does not like her job. Luckily we didn't have to deal the manager often during our stay, but the few times we did were unpleasant.

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!

Clean facility, rooms, and common areas. Nice people working there…read more A few things to be aware of: 1. In the quest to save money on electricity, the hotel has installed brilliant blue-white LED lights in most room lamps and all bathroom fixtures. Terrible idea. Why is this mentioned? If you're waking up, it's great -- but if you're trying to get some sleep, that frequency of visible light screams "WAKE UP!" Even though you're feeling tired, the light unavoidably wakes up your brain and body. Terrible idea. Hint: put warmer (white light shifted toward the red end of the spectrum) in the lights in the bedroom, and perhaps (if equipped) an overhead light in the loo, so your guests aren't robbed of sleep. Did I mention that this is a terrible idea? Minus one point. 2. The parking slots are on a slight incline. Why does this matter? There is no brake on the luggage carts, and if you're there alone (or solo-loading the bags onto the cart), it's exciting to have to chase the cart as it rolls away -- toward other cars. Unload your vehicle at the hotel entrance, or risk your 50-pound suitcases meeting the nearby expensive-to-fix Mercedes or Beemer. 3. The breakfast buffet: very unexciting. The coffee? Mehhh. Condiments? Almost non-existent. The few dollars in the tip jar? Find a Starbucks or Peet's.

As we pulled up to the hotel, multiple people were standing and smoking the devils lettuce right…read morewhere the carport is. We arrived just after 10pm and were promptly greeted by friendly staff who were informative and helpful during our check in. Things were dated inside: carpet, fixtures, and the elevator. Everything felt sticky. When we arrived at our room, there was the most bizarre smell. We immediately had to air the room out. The windows did not have screens and would only open a couple inches, as there was a screwed in metal bar preventing it from opening further. The carpets were crunchy. There was hair on our pillows. Something hit my ankle as soon as I laid down. Based on the cleanliness of the room, we opted not to try the breakfast the next morning and left as soon as we woke up without a shower. The room was basically on the freeway and was incredibly loud. It almost is not noticeable if you have the windows closed and the AC on. The fumes from the freeway come right into the room first thing in the morning, if you crack the windows.