This place is a bed and breakfast set up in a historic house that used to be the home of the town…read moretreasurer. The house even has a walk-in safe where all of the records used to be kept. The house itself is a good mix of antique and modern decor. Enough vintage things to make it feel quaint, but not enough to make it feel like Grandma's house. Each of the rooms are very unique and spacious. The upstairs safari room even has a balcony overlooking the harbor, a kitchenette, and a jack and jill bathroom with the adjacent pink room. While someone comes to make breakfast, it is not your traditional B&B. FIrst, the proprietor doesn't live there. In fact, we didn't see another person until the second day. We just walked in, found a note, and went up to out stairs. We pretty much had the entire house to ourselves. Which leads to the second difference, which is not knowing at first whether or not we were actually going to get breakfast. We waited around toying with the idea to just start digging into the half eaten chocolate cake that was left in the fridge only to finally hear someone shuffle through the door a little after 9am. It wasn't the proprietor, but a girl that was hired to come in and do the cooking (french toast, strawberries, sausage, etc.). The house itself is blacks away from downtown and is nice to walk through, especially if the farmer's market is going on down by the harbor.

I haven't stayed here and never will based on the customer service. My husband and I were looking…read moreforward to spending a weekend here but I had heard it was shut down. I emailed Heather, I assume she's the owner, with questions and concerns. Her response was appaling, especially being that I'm a potential customer. Beyond poor service. I wish I could give zero stars.

Love it! Clean,…read moreready, wonderful service and people. Great views from all the rooms we were in. A perfect getaway right in our back yard!! Beach is not sandy but there is plenty of combing to be done.

Lalaine was such a wonderful hostess! I recommend this place for everyone that wants a mini getaway…read morefrom a busy week or to celebrate a special occasion. Lalaine makes you feel like home and the food was delicious! It has such an amazing view! It was our first time at a bed and breakfast, it was wonderful! We will be back soon.

A cozy, comfortable, and private getaway. With rustic charm and an idyllic setting, the Betty…read moreMacDonald Farm makes for a perfect weekend (or longer) visit to Vashon island. Conveniently located and with a friendly, yet non-intrusive, host Judith, the Farm was a very relaxing and much-needed break from the monotonous stress of Covid life in the city. Five stars all around for me. With that said, I have to STRONGLY take issue with Linda S.'s review below, due to the incredibly enjoyable experience I had. I will address each complaint: a. It does not smell musty. It is an old house, what are you expecting it to smell like, a god-blessed perfume store? b. It's Vashon island. Nobody is gonna steal your stuff, Linda. And if you are so concerned, you can take valuables with you in the car you undoubtedly arrived in while away from the cottage. c. There is most certainly a latch on the bathroom door. d. There is a wall in the closet. Also even if there wasn't, when doors are closed, they are like a wall. The barn does not have people in it while you are sleeping anyways. e. This charming accommodation is run by a single proprietor. I'm not sure why Linda expected meal service in a rustic cottage on an island. Nowhere is the claim made this will be the case. I think the "you make both" joke is hilarious, I wish it were still there. f. Leaving the first dang night? Give the place a chance. Thank you for reading. Judith rocks and the cottage is spectacular, I will be returning.

Beautiful setting, very quiet with a great deck to enjoy the water and Mountain view. An Eagle…read moregraced our breakfast one morning! Full kitchen, easy to make our dinner in the evening. Very comfortable queen bed with a shower and claw foot tub in the bathroom. Electric heat and a wood stove with all the wood you would ever want. Loved our weekend!!!

We went on a couples trip in October. We traveled to Washington and met up with our friends from…read moreColorado and Tennessee. Our last two nights of our journey were spent in Seattle at the Shafer Baillie mansion. I would highly recommend staying here. The location was great for getting to downtown and all around. It is close to the Cap Hill neighborhood with shops and restaurants. There is plenty of street parking in the vicinity. The mansion itself is part of what was known as Millionaire's Row. It was built in 1914 and has been well cared for over the years. When we came back from one evening out, we all gathered in the Library and set up some charcuterie and wine to share from our travels. It was so cozy sitting all together and chatting about our adventures. The rooms are historic with modern conveniences. Our room was the Queen Ann Hill. We slept soundly in our comfortable 4 poster bed. There was a helpful step stool for me to climb up as I am vertically challenged. It has original pushbotton light switches. It had a beautiful full length mirror. There was a flatscreen TV, but we had so many wonderful activities we did not use it. The bathroom was updated but still fit with the historic look. There were two showerheads in the tiled shower. Breakfast was lovely. I, personally, have a great deal of food allergies. There was ample selection that I was able to enjoy just as much as anyone else. There were breads and pastries, jams and spreads, yogurt and fresh berries, and a hot breakfast dish. Hard boiled eggs were available as well as cheeses and meats. There was a coffee bar that was available all day that also had tea and cocoa. We sat at the long dining table enjoying each others company and conversation. We got to meet some of the other guests which added to the experience. If we find ourselves back in Seattle, this is where I will want to stay.

Was in an emergency car charging situation and they were so welcoming to a non guest bumming…read moreelectricity, can only imagine how they serve paying customers! Will definitely be staying here soon.

Called to ask for the availability for an overnight stay, as instructed on the website since…read moreavailability isn't listed online. The owner answered and said they don't do 1-night stays because it's too much work and abruptly (and rudely) hung up on me without saying bye, let alone didn't allow me to even ask for the availability of 2-night stays.

We have stayed here several times over the past few years. My wife came first, by herself for a…read morepersonal retreat I believe. Next she brought me, then we brought our kids, then I stayed here for 10 days while doing business in Bremerton... it has become our regular digs whenever we are in the PNW (Seattle area anyway). Each member of my family loved it from the first night's stay, and our appreciation deepens every time we go back to it. It is aptly named. Weather permitting, the views from "Bird's Eye View" are wonderful. When the place is socked in with drizzle and grey skies, the views are still wonderful-- Darryl and Jody keep the property garden-lovely in all seasons. It is equally lovely indoors, with a cozy Northwestern vibe that makes it good news to "have to" simply relax around the home. Darryl and Jody genuinely make you feel at home, too. Both are great hosts, open and friendly, yet unobtrusive when you need your space. You'll have a lot of space here too. At least one of the three bedrooms was more spacious than our entire 3-bedroom apartment back in LA, without even including the attached full-size bathroom! The main floor of the house is also available to guests, including the family room with its cheery fireplace and the nap-magnet couch. (I'll let you discover which of the couches is the nap magnet) It is easy to find, but the hill getting up to Kaster from the highway is respectably steep. Call Darryl & Jody before you come, if the weather is bad, and they will advise you-- there is actually another way to get up to the top of that hill, a much less steep way, but it requires some careful directions from your hosts. Your hosts, it must be said, are amazing cooks. The breakfasts here are delicious, wonderful, amazing, generous, and served in a dedicated dining room with linen, crystal glassware, candles and silverware, giving it a very formal and Northwest-elegant feel. (So, think cashmere sweater-vest, not tuxedo-vest). All sorts of happy anecdotes are coming to mind but I don't have the time to regale you with all of them. Suffice to say that you will love this place.

Lovely B&B in Gig Harbor. Very private, clean, inviting. Looks like a wonderful outdoor event space…read morefor wedding or family get together. We had the best breakfast prepared by the owner. Lovely grounds to walk around. Bonfire and beautiful gazebo, great for relaxing. Mattress and pillows were comfortable- the room was very, very clean! Probably one of the cleanest places I have ever stayed, and I have traveled all over the world. We felt extremely comfortable there, even with the covid19 nervousness. The woodwork is absolutely beautiful. The property is very well maintained and wonderfully upkept. Thankfully we have this wonderful option in Gig Harbor when visiting family and friends. We will definitely be back!

Made a reservation online through Hotels.com. Arrived after a long day of driving. The owner…read moreclaimed that she had never listed the site on Hotels.com, would never do so in "all the years" she had been a bed-and-breakfast. She also said that while she had availability she wasn't just an overnight hotel and that we should call Hotels.com to get our money back. "I don't know who you paid, but you didn't pay me." There were 3 rooms listed on Hotels.com. We booked The Dahlia room. The owner didn't even have the courtesy to come and speak to us in person and offered no assistance. A terrible experience.

We just returned from a visit at Treehouse Point, completing a bucket list item. To say it was an…read moreoutstanding experience is putting it mildly! It was the highlight of our road trip! When we arrived at Treehouse Point, everybody was so professional and kind! We were given a quick tour of all of the amenities in the lodge and other community areas. Then, we were directed to our tree house, Ananda. Just wow! It was cozy as well as spacious, and it was very well appointed with everything we could possibly need! Even though there were other tree houses around ours, we ALL enjoyed total privacy. A great deal of attention has been made in creating personal experiences while still tending to developing a very unique community. All building materials in our treehouse were the best quality available, and the workmanship is second to none! We walked around the grounds, being respectful of others' privacy. Every tree house was unique and beautiful! We then took the trail down to the Raging River. It was beautiful, but our spring has been unusually dry, and the river a little thirsty. Overnight, a rainstorm came through the area. The sound coming from a refreshed river the next morning was breathtaking! I wanted to wake up so I could experience it all, but instead I slept through it. I guess I slept comfortably! (And I am not young.) The bath houses were beautiful and felt like individual spa rooms. They were supplied with wonderful bath products, and the shower offered a pampering experience. Similarly, special products and amenities were provided in our private unit, including coffee and tea. We were going to wash our few dishes, but no dish soap was found, further demonstrating Treehouse Point's intent to pamper their guests. After waking up in the trees, we prepared our own mugs of coffee, tea, and nibbles. After a peaceful start to the day, we made our way to the lodge for breakfast (feeding the fish along the way). Our own breakfast was absolutely wonderful! The chef and souz chef prepared several wonderful dishes. The selections and quality of preparation were both outstanding! Our visit was so wonderful that we truly didn't want to leave! We made the visit to fulfill a bucket list item, but we are already talking about returning again, this time with friends. I could go on and share more, but I want you to delight in your own experience, just as we had. If you've been considering a visit to Treehouse Point, wait no longer. You will never regret it!

Phenomenal! Service is amazing! Very accommodating. We were fortunate to be able to sleep in 2…read moredifferent treehouses during our stay. Serene and peaceful. The breakfast is fantastic! Highly recommend staying here. Also, the treehouse tour is A MUST! Our tour guide Ellen was excellent! Very informative and passionate about the grounds. Hubby and I see why she was so enthusiastic during the tour. It's absolutely gorgeous here and the craftsmanship of the treehouses are superb! We always watch the show "Treehouse Masters" which is what brought us all the way out here from Florida. Pete Nelson and his family have done a fantastic job. This is truly a magical place! Once again- Highly recommend!

This is our favorite getaway. It's an easy drive from the Seattle area, the rooms are unique and…read morecharming, the owner Hirsch is the sweetest, and the breakfast is served hot to your room in a basket so you can keep being alone and relaxed. There are two rooms with massive tubs in them that we always stay in, you have a sweet gas fireplace and there are lovely views you are invited to explore all over. This is a wonderful romantic getaway, and would also be a specular choice to stay in before or after doing the very close Mt Si or Little Si trails. A luxurious and delightful base camp!

Old school hospitality at its best. The property is very rustic. Set back in the forest we felt…read morelike we were secluded from the rest of the world. The room was cozy. The breakfast, delivered in a cute basket to our room, was delicious. We later walked the property and got hang out with the owner. We fell in love with the place and will return.

Stayed here a couple days in January. A 35 minute ferry ride and another 5 minutes in a taxi and I…read morefelt a world away from Seattle. Located on a bluff above Eagle Harbor, there is ample outdoor seating to enjoy the massive expanse of water and sky. A curving set of wood and stone steps lead down to the water where one can barbeque, go kayaking, sit and relax, or walk on the beach. I saw an eagle swoop on some cormorants that were sitting out on a floating dais (they dove and easily escaped him). The view of Mt. Rainier from the beach is unique and if one walks down a ways one can see the Seattle skyline. The place is everything it is advertised to be: the windows overlook Eagle Harbor with the ferries coming and going, the kitchen is well equipped and the stove has gas burners, the bed is very comfortable, the television has more channels than I would ever watch, Wi Fi is free, the bathroom is clean and the showerhead is powerful. The owners were friendly and honored my privacy. Photographers, artists, birdwatchers, couples, small families, kayakers, an individual looking to relax - I could go on - will all find something here. I found true peace and quiet.

I stayed in the Abode four nights last week. I LOVED this place, and in fact I just sent Claes my…read moredates to book it again next year. The view was stunning and I loved watching the ferry go back and forth each day. The weather was beautiful and I was able to sit outside at the cute table and chairs Claes and Jenny have out on the patio. The inside was very clean and cozy and the wood burning stove was awesome! The owners live upstairs but I never heard/saw them, however, they make it very clear in the information they email you that should you need ANYTHING during your stay don't hesitate to just let them know. It was private, quiet and beautiful. For someone who only gets one vacation a year, it was exactly what I needed and as mentioned, I will definitely be back next year!