I found this BnB through visitlangley.com website. Luckily I got a deal during my stay and be able…read moreto enjoy a very pleasant and quiet moment out from the busy working week. Jerry and Joanne were very friendly and informative hosts. They are very familiar with the island (both geographically and history) as well. I told the host that I'd really want to see bald eagle in a close distance if I may. Jerry told me all I need is to go the Double Bluff beach and pointed out exactly where I can see them. Wow!!! and yes, I do see the eagle couple in a close distance that day!! My room is beautifully decorated. A large window and very comfy chaise draw me very close to all the tall trees. From time to time, I saw plenty of birds kind of like flying next to me. Very cool. It is a forest setting room. I especially draw into all the paintings and drawings in the inn. There's a cabinet displaying some native american tools / arts as well. In room cable TV (and DVD), you have your own bathroom. The best of all, homemade delicious full breakfast (I dislike continental breakfast if I am in BnB, why do BnB if it is not for enjoying a good breakfast, right?). The location of this inn is good too, it is not sitting right in the the downtown (noisy) but just a minute away. Very convenient to go out enjoy lunch and dinner and then come back in the forest to rest. Oh, Jerry also knows about gold mining ... ask him where to find gold in the island when you visit there (wink wink!) And I forgot to add about the trails. This time I didn't do it because it rained pretty badly over the week, but for those love to explore the nature, check it out!

Stayed here for our 5th year wedding anniversary! It was one of the best trips we've ever taken…read more:-) the owners were fantastic and so welcoming! This bed and breakfast made our experience very special. Stayed in the garden suite and it was wonderful. Breakfast every morning was so good! The wildlife is amazing! Everyday we saw a set of deer with a mom deer and 2 twin babies, very sweet watching these animals while at breakfast. I wi) be back over and over again! I would book this plenty of time in advance because it's so wonderful they book up fast. It's worth the wait to have this fantastic experience! Can't fit everything I'd like to say but it's 100% positive. The new in room jar of her homemade cookies were icing on the cake! See you again soon we hope :-) love Whidbey island!

The old Army Officer housing when this was an Army post. The homes are split into duplexes. They…read moreare two story units with living room and kitchen downstairs and bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. You need to come here with the expectation and understanding that these homes are a century old. They maintain them and keep them looking historic. That's the charm and appeal of these rentals. This is not a 5* Hyatt so the other reviews that bash this place need to temper their expectations. The location location is perfect. A short walk to the park and beach. There is a road that takes you along the homes to the conference center and beach. The pool is only open in the summer. Love watching the sunset from the beach here. The home is old and floorboards squeak. But that should be expected. Decor is in keeping with the history of the building. Board games were available and a book on the history of the base and homes was a cool read.

I went for a two night stay with my husband and grandparents, and we really enjoyed our time here…read more The check in process was very easy, and we were able to get into our unit early as no one was there before us. We stayed in Unit 8, and chose it specifically because it said there was a shower/tub combo. While I would have enjoyed a soak in a big clawfoot tub, I wanted to make sure my grandparents were comfortable getting in and out of wherever we were bathing. It was perfect, and would be perfect for those with kids too. There are plenty of easily accessible trails with great views right out the front door. The kitchen was big and well stocked with cooking supplies, but we only ever used it to cook breakfast. We would often drive into nearby Coupeville for lunch and dinner, and there were plenty of great things to eat there! It's also within a very short drive of the trails at Eby's Landing. The views are amazing. It was still cool when we visited, but we could see how it could get hot. You don't really need A/C up in the Northwest, but a fan would be nice! We're used to sleeping with a fan, so we had to use a fan app on our phone because it's so quiet out there. The WiFi was good for what little we used it for (checking email and facebook mostly). Saw a lot of wildlife, including a mama deer and her two fawns. Overall, we had a very great time and hope to come back.

The lady who runs this place is absolutely awful. We were hoping to book a room for the girl side…read moreof the bridal party and they had a great room available. We asked if we could have another person sleep on the floor, she said no due to the fire code which was fine. One of the girls wasn't interested in staying anyways, so we asked to book the room. She then proceeded to call me a liar and claiming that I thought she was an idiot. I said that she was being very rude so she hung up on me. Honestly the most disrespectful person I have ever talked to in customer service and I will steer everyone I know and everyone who asks away from this hotel. This is NOT a hotel you will want to stay at.

It's such a great place to stay! It's very reasonably priced and the rooms are cute & cozy. The…read moreowners were very friendly. Plus a view of lake Campbell to top it all off...SWEET!

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.

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.

This is a very comfortable one-bedroom apartment (plus sleeper sofa in living room) with a killer…read morelocation and view. It's right in downtown Langley, less than a block walk to the Star Store for groceries, the Braeburn for brunch, or Prima Bistro for dinner. The kitchen and balcony have a wide-open Saratoga Passage view. There is also a very nice two-person jacuzzi tub. The furnishings aren't fancy, but they're pleasant and up to date. Access is via stairs only. For the view, amount of space, and location, the price is pretty much unbeatable.

What a lovely space! Excellent location. Just steps from…read moreeverything in downtown Langley. The view from the balcony is breathtaking. The kitchen is accommodating, tv works great, bed is comfortable and the library on the built in bookshelves is extensive. The artistic glass touches add a real touch of class. I love the light, the creative use of natural wood, and the architectural features in the design. There isn't another place like it on Whidbey.

Loved this place!…read more I'm giving 4 stars, but in reality, it is 4.5. Location: The location is great. You're located downtown and can walk to any shop or eatery in the area. The parking location for hotel guest is odd and in reality, can only fit two cars. So, just find a spot, park it and leave it. Take advantage and walk everywhere. The Digs: There's no attendant, so you need to book in advance with the lovely manager, Marilou. She really cares about the hotels she manages and truly wants your stay to be a memorable one. Upon arrival you will get codes for both the building and your room. Speaking of the room, when you enter, you are greeted by music playing on the radio and a few lights on. A nice, simple touch, especially after a long day of traveling. The old hotel is super clean and cozy, yet modern. It almost feels like you're staying at a friends house. This is definitely a gem in Port Townsend and I would not hesitate to stay here again. The minor "constructive criticisms" that I have are to give a good corner scrubbing along the baseboards in the bathroom and to keep the soap and shampoo fairly full to give the "illusion" that your guests are the first ones to stay there.

I really want to give this hotel a 5 star review, because of that I'm giving a 2 star instead of…read morethe 1 star it deserves after my last nights stay. First I love the front desk less concept, so great to make your reservation online and get a confirmation and the door code for your stay. no fuss +5. It's an old building so it has a well used feeling but my room was clean another +5 The layout of my room (room 1) could of been enhanced with the addition of bedside tables, I rely on my phone for my alarm clock and there was no place within arms reach to place it -3 My largest issue was the constant breathing noise emanating from the bathroom wall. Every 10ish seconds I heard about 2 seconds of water running through the pipes, all night long. I have to say that this was the worst night of sleep that I have in a while. -10

What a lovely place to stay! My mom and I would always see this spot from restaurants or boats and…read moretalk about how lovey it is, so we finally decided to stay here and had a great time. The hotel is definitely old. They use big brass keys instead of key cards, but some of the old features add to the charm. We had a corner room with a great balcony and a view. The room was spacious and lovely! Comfy bed, amazing view. Free breakfast was pretty standard- we did love that they had gluten free bread and fresh berries and they were could enjoy them from our room. The staff was friendly and helpful! They offer wine service at the counter, but not from 6-9pm. We thought this was kind of funny, but maybe they're encouraging you to go to the wine shop down the street during that time. The hotel has a lovely outdoor area right on the water that we enjoyed. This was a great place to stay, but very pricey. Two nights cost almost $700 but had the same comfort and amenities as a hotel that would cost about half that.

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.

During my summer visit to Washington, I stayed at this charming RV park, where the staff were…read moreexceptionally friendly and always willing to assist. The office exuded warmth and comfort, complete with a coffee machine and a bowl of candy for guests. Staff members were frequently seen navigating the park in a convenient golf cart, ensuring everything ran smoothly for visitors. The park itself offers a variety of recreational spaces, including a large downhill field with a small podium at the base, as well as a nearby expansive field and a pickleball court. Guests can enjoy a seating area at the top of the hill and there is a nearby shack that provides firewood and propane for convenience.Some of the park's sites include cozy cabins, each furnished with a comfortable chair, desk, and a generous king-size bed, along with a window offering views of the RV area. Every campsite features a personal fire pit and picnic table, ideal for relaxing outdoors.Overall, this RV park combines friendly service, comfortable accommodations, and well-maintained recreational areas. I would highly recommend it to anyone seeking a pleasant and welcoming environment for their stay.

The shower water in the community shower is barely lukewarm. I asked the lady at the front desk,…read moreand she said the shower was cold because of the type of push button shower knob and there was nothing they could do to fix the cold shower water. A bit later I was able to get a sneak peek at the hot water heaters and they were turned all the way down to the lowest possible temperature setting. This maybe fine during the summer but it is now headed into winter and the park refuses to provide hot shower water in the community restroom. Other than the cold shower water, the park is very clean and well maintained.