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"We stayed in room 20, which turned out to be a full apartment with a large kitchen, bathroom, living room/dinning room and large bedroom with two beds. It was very clean and well outfitted. It was also very quiet, even on the Saturday night we stayed. I can't recommend it highly enough!"

"Breakfast was the typical waffles, cereal, breads, yogurts, fruits and beverages. No salt or pepper for the hard boiled eggs. Accessing the lobby was challenging for my spouse, who's a wheelchair user. The disabled parking was poorly marked and a distance away froma small ramp at the other end of the building. The hotel is older but generally well-kept. Staff are friendly and informative regarding local restaurants, the farmer's market, and local shops. Our room was ample and had a view of an adjascent marina and the Sound. No wheel-in shower but there were several bars and a sturdy shower chair. We would stay again."

"Breakfast was fresh and fully prepared and restocked when food was low. The room was very clean and it was nice to have a cook top to cook food on. "

"The hotel was as expected, old and therefore quirky. For example the bathroom was inside to the bedroom. The second bed was in the main area of the hotel room. So the person sleeping in the main room had to go into the bedroom to use the bathroom. Squeaky old doors woke up the person sleeping in the bedroom when the bathroom was needed by the person in the main room. The beds were quite comfortable with nice bed linens, but the hotel room was very hot, so we had to open windows because we couldn’t find a way to turn heat down. We could hear every creaky step taken above us and a flagpole outside our room clanked all night as a chain banged against the pole (remember, windows were open to cool the room, in Feb), making sound sleep challenging. The small shower stall was difficult to maneuver in and there was only a tiny shelf below the mirror to place toiletries. Hotel staff were very nice. The Mexican restaurant located in the hotel served decent food and the staff were nice there too, but entrees were shockingly expensive and the restaurant was very noisy. If you want to have a unique hotel experience and don’t mind some inconveniences, this hotel will give you some stories to tell. The library off the lobby is beautiful, filled with antiques. It’s also reasonably close to Port Townsend shops and restaurants and the waterfront. If I could’ve given it 3.5 stars I would have. 4 stars for the staff. "

"Just a wonderful place to escape the stresses of the world. It is quiet, calm and restful vibes. "

"We had had a great stay. "

"Very clean room, staff very friendly! "

"What a great place! I know it looks somewhat unassuming, but the care they take to make your stay excellent is like a resort. The breakfast has a lot of great options and every single employee was friendly and ready to help with anything. We had a snafoo with our sofa bed and they upgraded us to a larger suite. If you get a chance to choose the Crow’s Nest and have four or more people, I highly recommend it. It’s a third floor two bedroom apartment with fantastic views. Their hot tubs were also in good working order (out of season for the pool, sadly), and my husband enjoyed the gym as well. I have this on my short list of places to return. "

"The room was very clean and comfortable. The only thing I would recommend would be more than 2 cups. Some for coffee and some for water."