Nice staff, decent location, decent accommodations…read more no microwaves ( there IS a 'shared' microwave in the lobby ) internet is maddeningly intermittent....as in why don't they get a better router? It's not cool. It's an OK place. It's probably worth paying an extra $40 and finding a better spot, but to each his own. overall, OK. Not bad. Good enough.

I stayed here for an 11 day work trip. It was absolutely perfect for my needs. The room was cozy…read moreand always kept very clean. The bed was very comfortable. The room included a fridge and although no microwave, a microwave is available in the lobby at all times. I felt very safe staying here while utilizing a very large company truck. The front desk would lock the lobby late at night and if they were concerned about safety, but they were always there at the desk available to let me in when I needed. The staff was outstanding, 6 out of 5 stars! Jersey was wonderful and so patient when setting up mine and my co-workers reservation (that was a bit complicated). Trinh was the staff that was often there during our stay in the mornings and she was so helpful in processing important paperwork for our business trip to ensuring our housekeeping needs were met daily. Finally, the location was perfect since our work was based near the SEATAC airport, but also only a short drive to Downtown Seattle. We were a quick 15 minute drive to the SEATAC airport or Downtown Seattle in this location (dependent on traffic, going to the airport we were often traveling in the opposite direction of traffic for our work schedule). Some great options for food just a short walk away from the Georgetown Inn, and also the Georgetown Brewery was only a short 10 minute walk away as well! Highly recommend staying here!

This place is incredible. Wonderful welcoming hosts, beautiful space, great location. They have a…read morepool! The rooms are clean and cozy and there's great food and drinks on hand. All around fantastic place, we can't wait to come back.

This is a very quaint inn, very quiet, highly recommended. Has a pool, your own balcony, you can…read morefind a cheaper place to stay of course, but we love it here so far. Its old, no elevators. Not perfect so if are taking photos of every nook and cranny and expect flawless well then stay somewhere else, if you are looking for quiet, a pool. A private balcony and nice people who come back to stay here year after year, it is sweet, a friend recommended this and we couldn't be more pleased. They have a few family dogs and a cat on property they couldn't be any sweeter, all you can drink coffee. Granola, oatmeal bananas, yogurt, we instacart water that we put in our room fridge, with oranges and snacks, parking is tight, you may have to park down the street, nobody bothers anything, very quiet neighborhood. We have a king size bed in the room that is more comfortable than my new bed at home, room is large, the inn is locked, they send you a special code yo open the front door and your room, no no outsiders just walk in, which is nice and safe. Any questions just email me kurkwood54@gmail.com

I admit to being skeptical that this place would achieve its goal of being a green and relaxing…read moreoasis in busy Pioneer Square, but I was completely wrong. It has managed to hit this result perfectly. You feel like you're in a different world the moment you walk through the doors. The pictures are of their Nature Library. It really is a deeply restful retreat. The design makes you feel like you're away from the busy street outside.

This hotel is an excellent place to stay if you're attending a Mariners or Seahawks game. I would…read moreimagine it's also nice to stay really anytime. The hotel employees were friendly from the valet, front desk and restaurant. Everyone seemed happy to be there and make sure we were well taken care of. The rooms are cozy and the beds were great. The restaurant was amazing, everything was local & don't get me started on the bread with the fresh butter and salt. I know that sounds pretty basic but trust me you need to order it for your table. I wish I lived closer so I could try more menu options, maybe one day soon. The one thing I didn't get to check out was the rooftop but it seemed to be a popular place after the game based on the crowd taking the elevator up to it. Check it out, I don't think you'd be disappointed.

Clean bed linens and towels. No counter space in the…read morebathroom but water was hot & pressure was good. I sleep with a white noise and it was needed here. Walking distance to Trader Joe's & Whole Foods. I read there was a park nearby for the pup. It was really just a long stretch of grass. There is much to do in the surrounding area, and we enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was basic economy - for some reason the coffee was not hot any day I tried it and I was up very early. All in all I would stay again. It's not over priced and cleanliness matters.

The breakfast attendant on July 3rd, around 8.45am, was being inappropriate and absolutely…read moreunhinged. I would like to file a complaint about one of your breakfast attendants in the Orchard Room on July 3 at approximately 8:45 a.m. My experience was extremely uncomfortable and unlike anything I have ever experienced at a hotel. In fact I don't think I ever experienced in my life and I been to many hotels! I arrived about 10 minutes before breakfast ended because I wanted to grab a croissant and a coffee to go. I was the only guest in the breakfast area at the time. From the second I walked in, the breakfast attendant was staring directly at me. Then she literally started FOLLOWING ME around and COMPLAINING on everything I was doing. Like she was coming up to me and literally RIGHT NEXT TO ME and staring at what I was getting and then glaring at my face. WTF. Like for example, when i was getting the croissant, she was angry I was using a napkin to carry the croissant instead of my hand...I literally paid $170 for the night and I can't use a napkin to carry my croissant?? I never had someone do that at a hotel before, it was inappropriate and super unprofessional. She had an angry and crazed bizarre look on her face, just angrily glaring at me and literally following me around the small room. It was SUPER unsettling and unhinged behavior, I was the only one in the room and that made it more uncomfortable. None of the other staff members I interacted with during my stay behaved this way. Every other employee was friendly, welcoming, and professional. While I was getting coffee, she came up to me and asked why I was using two coffee cups. I had simply placed one cup over the other because the coffee was very hot and I wanted to make it easier to carry. Being questioned over something so minor, especially after being stared at and followed around the room, felt completely unnecessary and inappropriate. At that point, I decided to leave the breakfast area because I no longer felt comfortable staying there. As I was walking out, she sarcastically called out, "Thank you for coming," which felt mocking given how she had treated me. Then she started following me around again after I didn't want to talk to her because I was so creeped out!!! For identification purposes, she appeared to be an older thin woman with pale skin, glasses, and faint reddish eyebrows. I have never had a hotel employee stare at me, follow me around a breakfast area, and then question me over using two coffee cups. It made me feel uncomfortable, unwelcome, and singled out. I hope management reviews this incident and reminds staff that guests should be able to enjoy breakfast without feeling like they are being monitored or intimidated. Also since she was literally following me and harassing me, I asked her for her name and she refused to tell me which implies she probably knew what she was doing was inappropriate and didn't want to get found out

Stayed here a couple days in January. A 35 minute ferry ride and another 5 minutes in a taxi and I…read morefelt a world away from Seattle. Located on a bluff above Eagle Harbor, there is ample outdoor seating to enjoy the massive expanse of water and sky. A curving set of wood and stone steps lead down to the water where one can barbeque, go kayaking, sit and relax, or walk on the beach. I saw an eagle swoop on some cormorants that were sitting out on a floating dais (they dove and easily escaped him). The view of Mt. Rainier from the beach is unique and if one walks down a ways one can see the Seattle skyline. The place is everything it is advertised to be: the windows overlook Eagle Harbor with the ferries coming and going, the kitchen is well equipped and the stove has gas burners, the bed is very comfortable, the television has more channels than I would ever watch, Wi Fi is free, the bathroom is clean and the showerhead is powerful. The owners were friendly and honored my privacy. Photographers, artists, birdwatchers, couples, small families, kayakers, an individual looking to relax - I could go on - will all find something here. I found true peace and quiet.

I stayed in the Abode four nights last week. I LOVED this place, and in fact I just sent Claes my…read moredates to book it again next year. The view was stunning and I loved watching the ferry go back and forth each day. The weather was beautiful and I was able to sit outside at the cute table and chairs Claes and Jenny have out on the patio. The inside was very clean and cozy and the wood burning stove was awesome! The owners live upstairs but I never heard/saw them, however, they make it very clear in the information they email you that should you need ANYTHING during your stay don't hesitate to just let them know. It was private, quiet and beautiful. For someone who only gets one vacation a year, it was exactly what I needed and as mentioned, I will definitely be back next year!

I had an unfortunate view of the HVAC in the suite, but the hotel itself has a cool history and…read moreviews from elsewhere. I tried ringing the front desk 3 times from the room phone on the night we arrived but no one would pick up. The service the next morning was much better and they accommodated my request for a late checkout. The shower wall in the bathroom was quite dirty. There was no complementary coffee (or water) available in the morning during my stay, which could be expected at many hotels. There were no complimentary water bottles in my room or available at the front desk.

I love coming here. My favorite hotel in Seattle by far. We get the over the water rooms and I…read morelove waking up to seeing the ocean. The staff here are all so nice. From front desk, valet guys, housekeeping and the bartender here is chef's kiss. The rooms have always been very clean and I love the stone walk in shower. The water pressure is amazing. The shampoo, conditioner and body wash has the best smell. When we stayed last year we had the most adorable bear ottomans in front of the fireplace. I was severely disappointed when we came back this year and there's just a little plain ottoman where the bear used to be. Parking overnight is pricey, but you can see the parking lot from the lobby which is nice. I can't wait to come back and stay here again.

Lovely B&B in Gig Harbor. Very private, clean, inviting. Looks like a wonderful outdoor event space…read morefor wedding or family get together. We had the best breakfast prepared by the owner. Lovely grounds to walk around. Bonfire and beautiful gazebo, great for relaxing. Mattress and pillows were comfortable- the room was very, very clean! Probably one of the cleanest places I have ever stayed, and I have traveled all over the world. We felt extremely comfortable there, even with the covid19 nervousness. The woodwork is absolutely beautiful. The property is very well maintained and wonderfully upkept. Thankfully we have this wonderful option in Gig Harbor when visiting family and friends. We will definitely be back!

Made a reservation online through Hotels.com. Arrived after a long day of driving. The owner…read moreclaimed that she had never listed the site on Hotels.com, would never do so in "all the years" she had been a bed-and-breakfast. She also said that while she had availability she wasn't just an overnight hotel and that we should call Hotels.com to get our money back. "I don't know who you paid, but you didn't pay me." There were 3 rooms listed on Hotels.com. We booked The Dahlia room. The owner didn't even have the courtesy to come and speak to us in person and offered no assistance. A terrible experience.

We stayed here for a fantastic wedding weekend. Our room was spacious with a king sized bed. We…read morehad a balcony overlooking the gardens. room 22. The wedding event was fabulous. Great setting overlooking the bay. The food was delicious.

Numerous issues with this stay. Reported issues via email and heard nothing back--no response…read more Further, one of the issues was no body soap and after reporting it, they still didn't replenish it the next day. Stuck in the shower two days with no body soap. The bathroom didn't have all the towels upon check in. Had to call and request them. No shower mat was provided (until the second day) so I had to use towels and discovered upon doing that how filthy the bathroom floor was. The towels used as bath mat were gray with dirt and the floors felt sticky. Disgusting. TV didn't work right. Kept buffering and freezing making it difficult and very frustrating to watch. Lock on door to room didn't work properly so had to use the physical key every time. It has a keypad with code that wasn't working so it would not lock. Also--no further security lock latch on the inside like most hotel rooms so anyone with a key on the property could enter. Didn't feel very safe. Front door to Garden Building, where room was, stuck so badly and did not latch properly that that meant the building was unlocked overnight. When it was latched (after I left I had to slam it hard), came back and could barely get it open. It took three times of entering the code and I had to kick the door and pull and pull on it for it to open. VERY frustrating. This cute, little room and inn has so much potential but this big miss on these issues means I will not return and tell others to avoid the property. Any claim of a view of the water is exaggerated as it's a tiny peek from the room I was in which was on the far end of the Garden Building. Icing on the cake is that in the Inn at Pleasant Beach area has the worst WiFi. Phone calls dropped in the room and as soon as I went by the restaurants and shopping area, my phone has no service and was even on "SOS". *This place is not worth your money.*