The home is charming but old so the hot water takes a long time. The romantic suite has a large…read morejacuzzi but it takes so long to fill up by the time you get in the water is cold. And the suite is on the 3rd floor in the front corner so the roof cuts into the room making more than half the room unusable. The breakfast only offered tea/coffee no juice. The meal was quite a small portion size. And they don't seem to be able to manage 10 guests eating at once very well as they only offer eggs either over easy or scrambled eggs. The pancakes were 2 mini ones and the next day they served 1 1/2 slices of French toast on those Thomas cinnamon swirl bread so not much food. The mattress was super hard, made our arms fall asleep for side sleepers.

Yesterday, on Sunday, I experienced an unprecedented massage therapy at Heron Inn, Day Spa. The…read moremassage therapist Yanhua Li treated the pain in my left leg and neck with her ultra-professional massage skills and superb techniques. It was truly a perfect experience. A special thank you to Yanhua Li, you are the best! And a special thank you to Heron Inn, a local La Conner business with an excellent reputation.

Stayed for a mid-week overnight getaway. You come here for…read moresome history and a view of the channel. The walls are a little thin for noise, but that's because the building is so old. The staff seem happy and friendly. We arrived at 12:50pm and they didn't have our room ready at that time, but had it ready by 1:10pm. I felt like breakfast was above average for a hotel continental breakfast- they had nice fresh berries and fruit. Would return for our next visit to La Conner.

Views are pretty. But if you want a cookie before bed? Nope sorry they're out by 630 pm. We checked…read morein at 4, got settled and went to dinner at 5. After we strolled back to the hotel looking forward to a cookie and nope disappointed my husband and I had to get our toddler to bed and the receptionist at the front said "sorry there will be more tomorrow around 2 pm" haha ok we're are Checking out at 10 but alright. The simple gesture as a cookie is just that simple but a little gesture goes a long way in hospitality. He could've offered something else or gone the extra to make more, I'm sure guests checking in late would appreciate it too and a warm cup of coffee as a welcome.

I love the historic 1907 vibe of the Planter, but one should be aware there are downsides-- it is…read moreperched above the businesses on 1st street and those businesses have high ceilings -- 26 steep steps to the lobby. No air conditioning. No breakfast. They do offer coffee and cookies, ice, cable TV. Bed is comfortable.

Historic establishment dating back to 1907. Louisa Conner, who the town is named after, use to…read moreentertain affluent visitors and local merchants here. Antique furniture, comfortable rooms with small bathrooms. Complementary coffee, tea, and cookies along with free Wi-Fi. Below the hotel is a historic confectionary and soda fountain where guest can delight with sweet treats and refreshing beverages. Be prepared to climb a tall staircase to get to your room. Not convenient if you have a large suitcase. Elevator not available in this historic establishment.

Great location, can walk to everything. Rooms are nice and clean, vaulted ceiling. Very comfy!…read moreRoomy bathroom. Be aware, floors are very slippery in socks! About a 1 block walk to the waterfront boardwalk and various eateries. Nice continental breakfast in the morning. Excellent private parking behind the inn. The best thing was the friendliness.

Beautiful, comfortable, and clean room. Very homey. Both day staff and night staff are so nice and…read morevery helpful. And the breakfast nook has a small but delicious selection of cereals, fresh fruit, coffee, and more! Will definitely return!

I slept soooooo well for each of my 3 nights here! It was also very clean, which checked my biggest…read moreboxes for accommodations. The location was convenient and within walking distance of everything you'd want to see in La Conner. I've never been to a B&B and had an idealized Hallmark image of owners who want nothing more than learn about me, cook custom dishes, and create a community. While that wasn't the case, I had everything I needed and rooms were well appointed. I likely won't stay here again because I love leftovers so like having a fridge, but I'd definitely recommend it to others!

Visiting La Conner for the Tulip Festival and the Wild Iris Inn was perfect! Location is less than…read more10 minutes to the tulip fields and staying in the heart of La Conner meant we could walk to all the restaurants and shops. The Inn was beautiful and very clean and tidy, with fresh coffee every morning. Breakfast was delicious and the staff was so friendly! Would highly recommend staying here.