A weekend is a great time to get away for a quick romantic break, admire dramatic foliage displays, dine at gourmet restaurants and enjoy the outdoors. Whether you are looking for an elegant inn with ocean views or a cozy bed and breakfast with just a handful or individually decorated rooms, there are many great choices within a short drive from Seattle.
George Washington Inn - 2 hours 25 minutes
The George Washington Inn is a historic location and a luxury bed and breakfast on a ten-acre estate with gorgeous views of the Olympic Mountains, the Pacific Ocean, and the renowned lavender farm. It offers one of the few opportunities to actually stay on a lavender farm. The inn also offers luxurious private spa baths. Each suite honors a certain aspect of George Washington’s life, and there are five rooms in total.
Amenities include things like wireless internet, HD TVs with DVD players, Nespresso machines, coffee makers, fridges, microwaves, fireplaces, whirlpool spa tubs, king-size beds, kitchenettes, and semi-private day beds depending on the room you choose. The property has its own lavender farm, which is sure to appeal to guests. Guests can take advantage of the large oceanfront balcony or just relax and enjoy a romantic sunset over the ocean. There are packages available for whale watching, cycling, coffee, and lavender products.
939 Finn Hall Road, Port Angeles, WA, Phone: 360-452-5207
Otters Pond B&B on Orcas Island - 3 hours 20 minutes
Otters Pond B&B on Orcas Island is perfect for couples looking to explore the San Juan Islands. It is located on the mountainous eastern side of the Orcas Island very close to attractions like Moran State Park. The contemporary cedar home is quiet and features comfortable rooms with private baths. The beds are incredibly comfortable and all rooms have house slippers, beautiful robes, and ceiling fans along with excellent reading lights. The six rooms are all designed to sleep two people in comfort.
The building has free wireless internet, and guests can relax on the deck or walk along the garden paths. There is also a hot tub. As it is on protected wetland, the property is perfect for birdwatching, and you can easily go hiking, sailing, on a nature walk, or whale watching. Breakfast is served in the dining room or you can eat it on the deck by the pond, and it features delicious island foods.
100 Tomihi Drive, Eastsound, WA, Phone: 360-376-8844
Kangaroo House B&B On Orcas Island - 3 hours 15 minutes
Right on Orcas Island, this bed and breakfast was built in 1907 and has been hosting guests for 35 consecutive years. It was even used as lodging during the early 1900s. The inn feels like a small garden lodge, and each room has a private bathroom. Some rooms have DVD or Blu-ray players and wireless high-speed internet. The five guestrooms have things like wicker chairs, private sitting rooms, antique armoires, space for three people, and sleigh headboards.
Guests have access to the garden hot tub, which is perfect for romance. Otherwise, you can stroll through the garden and extensive grounds or read in the library. The property covers over 6,000 square feet, giving guests plenty of privacy. Guests are treated to a homemade breakfast made from scratch using locally-sourced ingredients. North Beach is only five minutes away by foot, and various birdwatching areas and boating locations are not much farther.
1459 North Beach Road, Eastsound-Orcas Island, WA, Phone: 360-376-2175
Sundara West - 1 hour 50 minutes
This mini-resort prides itself on being the ideal destination for a romantic getaway, a family weekend, or any other type of relaxing vacation. Each of the rooms has 500-count bedding, down comforters, en-suite private baths, organic and biodegradable bath amenities, a TV, DVD player, wireless internet, and plush guest robes. There are three rooms, two of which can be rented together. The main rooms have king-sized beds, and the extra one has a queen bed.
The bed and breakfast is dog-friendly so feel free to bring your pooch along. There is an indoor heated swimming pool that is ideal all year round and a picnic area, fire pit, and playground that children will love. Guests can watch movies, read books, look at maps or guides, or play cards or games in the library. The community kitchenette is always stocked with snacks, hot chocolate, tea, and coffee, and it has a microwave and fridge. The day begins with breakfast, which is organic and made using local ingredients. If you need to eat earlier or later than the designated time, it can be arranged.
2265 Central Road, Everson, WA, Phone: 360-483-8248
Miller Tree Inn - 3 hours 40 minutes (with ferry)
The Miller Tree Inn has been providing opportunities for guests to visit and enjoy the natural beauty of Washington for more than 20 years. It is open year-round with easy access to wild beaches and rain forests and is perfect for fishing from October to April. There are rooms with king or queen beds along with two-room suites that boast gas fireplaces. Every room also has a television with DVD player and a refrigerator with juice and soda.
The inn has a front porch, a living room with a piano and television, and a second living room with board games and puzzles. A cat named Moira lives on site and can typically be found in one of the common areas. A full hot breakfast is served every morning in the dining room, and you can enjoy lemonade, tea, other hot beverages, or cookies at other times. If you don’t bring it with you, Miller Tree Inn can lend rain gear to guests.
654 East Division Street, Forks, WA, Phone: 360-374-6806
Trumpeter Inn Bed and Breakfast - 3 hours 30 minutes
The Trumpeter Inn, which dates back to 1989, is located on San Juan Island and promises guests beautiful views. Each of the six guest rooms has a private bath and pastoral views. Expect luxurious linens, down comforters, Sedona mattresses, Egyptian cotton towels, plush guest robes, slippers, iPod/MP3 clock radios, and chocolate truffles from Harry and David. Other amenities include wireless internet access, make-up mirrors, and hair dryers.
The property covers five acres where you can find alpacas and miniature goats, while cattle and horses roam adjacent properties. The garden is perfect for relaxation with panoramic views, which you can also view from the private patio. The inn is designated a Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary, which means that guests can see plenty of wildlife such as ducks, trumpeter swans, fox, and deer, yet it is just five minutes from shops, restaurants, and art galleries. Inside, you can use the HDTV in the common area, borrow a book, or cook on the propane BBQ grill. Guests enjoy a full gourmet breakfast in the morning and cookies, juice, hot chocolate, tea, and coffee at any time.
318 Trumpeter Way, Friday Harbor, WA, Phone: 360-378-3884
Camas Hotel - 3 hours
This is the only hotel within Camas, and the historic property ideal for business or romance right in the downtown area. Certain rooms are pet-friendly so you can bring Fido if you do a bit of planning with guest services. All rooms have free wireless internet, HBO, in-room coffeemakers, mini-fridges, alarm clocks, blow dryers, and irons. Some rooms also have private bathrooms, and these also have air conditioning, robes, free movie tickets, and the free breakfast. Other rooms have extra amenities such as whirlpool tubs, parlor chairs, and foldout sofas.
Guests get two complimentary tickets to movies at the historic Liberty Theater. The day begins with a complimentary continental breakfast served buffet-style, and it includes quiche. With advance notice, the hotel can accommodate dietary restrictions. Miss Nola’s Café serves New Orleans-style and Southern food.
405 NE 4th Avenue, Camas, WA, Phone: 360-834-5722
The GreenHouse Inn By The Bay - 2 hours 30 minutes
This inn is along the Olympic Peninsula in Dungeness Bay and is ideal for those who plan on enjoying outdoor activities like hiking or just want views of mountains and the ocean. Each of the five rooms has slightly different styling and amenities, but you can anticipate things like deep soaking tubs, mountain views, king or queen size beds, private baths, spa-inspired bath products, bath robes, TVs with movies, private decks, high-speed internet, a remote-controlled fireplace, mini-fridges, and/or in-room fireplace heaters. One room features twin beds.
The inn has several common areas and plenty of outdoor spaces to relax and read a book or enjoy nature. Every day, guests enjoy a multi-course breakfast, and they will get a welcome reception on check-in day. For a bit of luxury, guests can add on a World of Wine activity, which is essentially a guided wine tasting, or book an in-room massage.
630 Marine Drive, Sequim, WA, Phone: 360-504-2489
Plan ahead for these Sequim events:
- Irrigation Festival in May
- Sequim Lavender Weekend in July
Cashmere Mountain Bed and Breakfast - 2 hours 15 minutes
Staying at Cashmere Mountain Bed and Breakfast gives guests immediate access to the North Cascades Mountain Range as well as amazing views of Tumwater Mountains, Icicle Ridge, and The Enchantments from all guest accommodations. Each room has a private and keyed entrance, a private bath featuring heated stone floors, HD TVs, and plenty of windows to enjoy natural views. Rooms also have extra pillows and blankets, hair dryers, Bath and Body Works toiletries, plush bathrobes, Turkish bathrobes, games, wireless internet, day packs, flashlights, bottle openers, binoculars, snowshoes and poles, and Forest Service Passes to hike in the area.
The outdoor common areas include spacious patios with furniture. There is also an outdoor hot tub, and with the lack of light pollution, you can easily gaze at the stars or Milky Way while relaxing in the warm, bubbling water. The day begins with a home-cooked gourmet breakfast made from scratch and served at bistro tables set up for two. The evenings feature complimentary desserts, and upon arrival, you get complimentary beer or wine.
10300 Suncrest Drive, Leavenworth, WA, Phone: 509-548-2382
The Commander’s Beach House - 2 hours 10 minutes
The Commander’s Beach House is within easy walking distance of Port Townsend attractions, including restaurants, shops, and the Marine Science Center. The 1934 home is right along the beach, affording guests stunning views and easy access to the water. Each of the four guestrooms has its own theme, such as lighthouses or sunflowers. Some have adjoining rooms for a third guest, Queen Anne chairs, large closets, a table with seating for two, and fireplaces. Two of the rooms can also be combined to create a suite for larger groups.
Guests will enjoy sitting in front of a fireplace in the living room or relaxing in the gardens. You can sit on the verandah any time of the day, including during breakfast. Mornings promise a gourmet breakfast at individual tables overlooking Mount Baker, Point Wilson lighthouse, and Whidbey Island.
400 Hudson Street, Port Townsend, WA, Phone: 360-385-1778
Plan ahead for these Port Townsend events:
- Port Townsend Acoustic Blues Festival July 27-August 3, 2025
- Wooden Boat Festival from September 5- 7, 2025
