Port Townsend Accommodations

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Port Townsend is known for its Victorian Bed & Breakfasts scattered throughout the town.  While Port Townsend was originally a major international seaport, today is it a revitalized small town, nestled between the Olympic mountains and the water. Because the city fathers have chosen to keep the town as authentic and scenic as possible, there are very few motels and hotels for the many summer visitors.  Therefore, it is suggested that you make your hotel accommodations immediately.

Port Townsend has a great website to help find accommodations, things-to-do, and places to eat.  The web site is located at Port Townsend Web.  The Seattle Times had a recent article on B&B's in Port Townsend that also contains some tips. To give you a better idea of location and proximity for these accommodations, check out the Port Townsend Lodging map containing the following inns and hotels.

Bed and Breakfast

Ann Starrett Mansion

  • 1-800-321-0644

  • $105 - $225

  • George Starrett built this architectural marvel in 1889 as a wedding present for Ann. Overlooking mountains and Puget Sound, the Ann Starrett Mansion epitomizes historic Port Townsend.  Very Victorian, located in the Uptown area within walking distance to the church.  In the entrance you are greeted by a winding staircase and a friendly hostess.  Children under 12 not allowed.

James House

  • 1-800-385-1238

  • $125 - $210

  • This Victorian mansion sits on the bluff with sweeping views of Port Townsend Bay, the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges.  Children under 12 not allowed.

Ravenscroft Inn

  • 1-800-782-2691

  • $85 - $190

  • Just around the corner from the Ann Starrett Mansion and the church, this modern bed & breakfast has an array of different style rooms.  Some have a balcony and views of the Port Townsend Bay.

Captain John Quincy Adams House

  • This B&B is no longer available that weekend due to another wedding occurring there the same weekend.

  • 1-888-385-1258

  • $135

  • This B&B is run by friendly young couple and is tucked away in the more residential neighborhood of Port Townsend’s uptown.  Has a hot tub and garden to stroll around in or to just soak in the sun.

 Hotels and Motels

Harborside Inn

  • 1-800-942-5960

  • $75 - $100

  • Located on the outskirts of Port Townsend “downtown” area, this is a modern motel right next to the Port Townsend Marina.  Accommodates children.

The Swan Hotel

  • 1-800-776-1718

  • $95 - $160

  • Located in downtown Port Townsend, this hotel has studio cottages with kitchenettes to one bedroom hotel suites with full kitchen.  Accommodates children.

The Bishop

  • 1-800-824-4738

  • 16 suites, from $99-$199 per night

  • Located in downtown Port Townsend, this brick building has Victorian-sized one bedroom suites with kitchenettes.  Accommodates children.

Other Lodging in the Port Townsend Area

In addition to the lodging that Myla and I have reviewed, here are some other lodging options on the Port Townsend area:

Olympic Peninsula Bed and Breakfast Association
The Palace Hotel
Blue Gull Inn
Old Consulate Inn Bed and Breakfast
Holly Hill House Bed and Breakfast
Morgan Hill Guest Cottage
The Port Townsend Inn
 

 

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