My fiancé and I stayed here for a weekend getaway in late March. The view from the Captain's suite…read moreis incredible, and the adirondack chairs on the balcony made us feel right at home! The soaking tub was amazing! I made a point to take a soak before we left as the tub was much larger than the one we have at home, it's extra wide which is great for two people showering at the same time. The location to town can't be beat! We loved being able to walk outside and we were right on the beach, and there were coffee shops and even a grocery store within walking distance. We had a slight snafu when checking in, the keys weren't in the Dropbox and we weren't able to get ahold of the owner right away. A shop owner next store let us in as she knew the code to the building. Small town, it happens. Honestly, we were relieved that someone was there to let is in! We noticed an ant problem while we were there, and this was late March, a bit early for ants. We didn't leave any food out, and we couldn't find a trail where they were coming in from. They seemed to hang out at the dining table, but nowhere else. We think the restaurant next door may have been the reason for the ants. The bed wasn't very comfortable, it felt like sleeping on a futon but it was a Queen sized bed. The kitchen was functional but very small. We found it more than adequate for a one or two night stay if making food at home. Any longer, you may need more space. Overall, we would recommend it for a weekend stay for a couple. Beautiful location!

I was so pleasantly suprised when I walked in the door! It was warm & inviting, a little music…read moreplaying and the room was so nicely set. I could live there. The room (really its a full studio) came with a nice kitchen, dining table, king sized bed (that was really comfy), a door that opened onto Main street to let the cool evening breeze in and, bestill my heart, a soaking tub! This will be my go to place on Orcas from now on. I really enjoyed my stay.

This is seriously my new favorite place on the San Juan's, and I've been up here a thousand times…read more Can't believe it took me this long to find Snug Harbor! This is a beautiful quaint little family run oasis on Mitchell Bay. There are hotel style rooms, and private cabins. We stayed in a private cabin on the waterfront for our anniversary this year. The cabins are stunning. Everything was super clean. You have a full kitchen and appliances should you want to cook, even equipped with a BBQ outside! There's a small living space, and the bathroom felt like a luxury spa! The shower had pebbled floorings which were so nice. The bedroom was cozy and comfortable and not to mention pitch black which was amazing for sleep! We slept with all windows open at night and slept great with the cool air and again I can't stress enough how quiet the property is. My favorite part is the windows at the front looking at the water and the little sitting nook by the kitchen. I sat there or in the chairs out front for most of our trip just admiring the water and stillness. So pretty! There's a little greenery area for sitting, play lawn games, or fire pits for smores. They also have kayaks and paddle boards for use during the day which was a nice amenity. They also have a general store and coffee shop on property with everything you might need. My favorite part is their water system that's fully treated and maintained by them. Because of it the shower water is so soft and serene, and the drinking water is amazing straight from the tap! This was a 10/10 stay from top to bottom, and we already can't wait to come back!

My wife and I stayed 2 nights at Snug Harbor Resort while visiting Friday Harbor…read more We reserved a one-bedroom waterfront cabin seamlessly online. Our total cost was $607.19. Check-in was done at the lobby. At the lobby one will also find a store and a coffee shop. Complimentary movies and games can also be checked out at the lobby to enjoy back at your lodging. The store offers a little bit of everything, from clothing to snacks. Complimentary ice machines are available. Bagged ice can be purchased though. Lower-level parking is limited and was completely full in the evenings. We were lucky enough to get a parking spot every time we returned from playing. Wheel barrel type carts located at the gate make transporting luggage effortless to rooms. Adirondack chairs are scattered about the edge of the property to enjoy sipping a beverage, reading or admiring the view. A fire-pit, community BBQ, picnic area and kids play area help pass the time while on-site. The paly area is at the lobby end for those who do not wish to have quarters near noise. The cabin we were given was number 10, a handicap unit. The very first cabin upon entrance and the furthest from the lobby and play area. Our cabin was clean and well equipped. Snug Harbor provided us the peace that we were seeking at the time. My one suggestion would be to offer fresh baked chocolate chip cookies in the lobby to establish a more personal touch.

A very enjoyable experience! Full disclosure, I live on the mainland and have been coming up to…read moreRosario since I was a kid (over 60+ years). And, yes, without going into detail, it's much different than it was before. No, it's not a resort per-se, but more like an Airbnb, where it's about the room itself (which was very nice, clean, etc), the setting (phenomenal!) with an incredible view and a deck to take it all in. There's places to go for little walks, and if you wanted to go on a longer hike, Moran State Park is nearby. The resort's customer service was exceptional, I wish all hotels had such good service! I've eaten at one of the restaurants which was quite good.

This property is no longer the luxury experience it once was. Rooms are extremely dated, bordering…read moreon dingy. Walls are thin. You hear every move your neighbors make. Luckily the views are amazing, but it doesn't justify the price tag.

We booked this place for 2 nights as 2 nights are minimum required for the booking. The place was…read morenice decorated from inside, but it was hot. We tried to turn AC on, but it wasn't functional. Tried to use fan, which was super dirty. We couldn't used Jacuzzi outside as it was not cleaned. The outside chairs had bird poop so couldn't even sit outside to enjoy the area. It was a queen bed, which is quite small for this place. We couldn't sleep 1st night because how it was and how uncomfortable bedding was. 2nd night, we decided to go back instead of staying here. Overall, not worth $800 for 2 nights. Will not be coming here again.

This is our 3rd time at Salish Seaside Cottages. We love Orcas Island and the quiet non-touristy…read moreprivate ambience of the cottages so for location and beachside properties I'd give it a 4. Some of the best seaside views or sunset on the island are from the beach nearby. However, the cottages are older and you have to put up with some minor issues here and there. That's understandable really but the service can be a bit variable. Their front desk is not always staffed so there is a number to call. And depending on who it is the service can be friendly or gruff. So service gets 3. We have stayed here in different cottages but Screech Owl is my favorite though it's the one that's not on the beachside. I just love the owl decor and the grand spaciousness of the cottage. The hot tub is the best in the Heron cottage as its in a secluded alcove and the sauna is nearby. Eagles Nest is a lovers den as it has one of the best ocean views and is a studio style with hot tub overlooking the ocean - very secluded and perfect for a honeymoon getaway. But for a family outing the Screech Owl has the biggest deck for entertaining and a very spacious - 'oh! I want to bake up a storm' kitchen. The caretakers are now living below it so some may not prefer it but I still like it. The pets are free here and no deposit/housekeeping is charged but they ask you leave it clean. We bring our lab who thinks Orcas is a second home as we come here so often! 4 stars.

Cabins are very rustic, not very comfortable and yet they charge premium rates. "Deluxe" cabins…read morehave horrible mattresses, the dishes are usually not clean, knives are dull, and good luck trying to find a decent pot or pan to cook with. The resort has been steadily going down hill for years now. The road on the beach has eroded so badly that it seems it will just slip into the sea. Maintenance is just not happening and complaints are blatantly ignored. This once was a wonderful place to stay but sadly it is absolutely not worth the money anymore.

We stayed in the Madrona cabin which is the most private, secluded option. We loved having our own…read morehot tub and fire pit. The general store was well-stocked, Cameron at the front desk was helpful and friendly, and we loved being able to rent kayaks right on-property. Went at the end of April/early May and no issues with noise or crowdedness.

A few things to note: the sun sets at 9:15 so it doesn't get dark till like 10:30 and they don't…read morehave blinds on the patio door so it's bright in the room. Sun rises at 5am. Wish they had black out curtains on the door. All the outside noise can be heard inside (ie the drunk boomers walking back from dinner at 11pm and the leaf blower at 7am) Other than those 2 things the room was great. Nice and clean, modern. Bed and pillows were comfy. Pack and play for toddler was way too hard so we had to stuff it with towels to make a softer surface for her to sleep. Cute fireplace. Nice balcony. I'd come back but bring an eye mask. Location can't be beat! Nice staff

We were so glad we were able to get a reservation. This place is always booked up, and now I know…read morewhy. It was such a beautiful tranquil place. Everything is quiet, and peaceful. Plenty of outdoor activities, boats, bikes, hikes, and plenty to do near by on the island. -Rooms were beautiful, bed was tall, bed was big, but bed made noise (iykyk) - Bathroom was clean, spacious, and was well lit. -Closet and amenities were on point. Robes, cups, steamer, lantern, and coffee. But no tv or mini fridge. They had plenty of golf carts to get you around the town.

Loved yurt #4 at the end of the trail, perfect for my solo sojourn. Although it doesn't have a full…read morekitchen there were enough tools and utensils to get by for four days (microwave, electric kettle, mini fridge, dishes). You can hear traffic from the main road but this is island traffic, not big city traffic. Didn't get to take advantage of the various activities, lawn games, and rentals, but the resort campground made for a nice morning walk. Desk staff was friendly and helpful. Thanks, I would come back!

This is the worst hotel or resort, I haven't ever stayed. Booked cabin lodging for 2 nights, but…read morethe sewage leaked through ceiling onto bed. Merchant refused to fix biohazard. When we complained, the Manager physically assaulted my party, unlawfully evicted us.

Love the location, near deer harbor on Orcas Island. Rooms were very nice, with outside hot tub…read more You need to be in relatively good shape though as the units are built on a steep hill. A bit hard to drive around as there are one way streets. Not good for walkers or wheelchairs. Staff is great and very helpful. Enjoyed my stay.

We had a great time during the offseason. Beautiful view. The three rooms and water view was…read moreamazing. Hot tub is on the deck looking at the harbor.

The islander is absolutely darling none ,like zero ,of these pictures represents the Islander…read moreHOTEL. It's freaking cute as ever !!!What is it like 100 years ago the pictures were taken ? The place is stunning the rooms are sweet!! The staff is incredible, families get to be family there it is ...pretty special

The Two star review is for the marina/resort. The restaurant would get a 3.5 star review. Food was…read moregood and so was the service. The marina was overpriced &3.50 per foot. The laundry was $4 each washer and dryer. The women's shower didn't have hot water and at $2 per shower was ridiculous. At that price for a slip I want more.