Well designed, comfortable and friendly!…read more Sehome Garden Inn is nicely located next to the Arboretum with beautiful trails leading the Western Washington Campus. Hosts share wonderful design, with an interest in good food (yummy simple breakfast including home grown and made strawberry jam!) and people. We loved our stay, including comfortable beds, very clear rooms, garden view and a walk to nearby restaurants for dinner. We visited in October-- and imagine during warmer months the garden would be most lovely!

OUTSTANDING! EXCEPTIONAL! Clean, peaceful, welcoming, healthy. A special paradise in the middle of…read moreBellingham! Their gardens are gorgeous, and the dogs are so friendly (they played very well with our dog!) Accommodations included plush bathrobes and chilled drinking water, a selection of teas, and breakfast on the patio. Just a very special place to stay for my grown daughter and me, we loved it!

Great location if you're visiting Bellingham or nearby areas. You're right off I-5, so you're in…read moreand out pretty quickly. It's a 15 min walk from downtown, but we didn't run into any problems with parking in downtown Bellingham. There are plenty of parking spots at GuestHouse. Woods coffee is in the same lot, so it was nice immediately going through their drive through for good coffee. Fred Meyer is immediately across the street so if you forgot anything at home, or need something, it's a quick purchase. The staff was nice and check in and out was smooth and easy. The rooms were cleaned and more modern than the lobby and hallways. It's a dog friendly hotel and we were right next to the exit, so it was nice getting our dog in and out for the bathroom. The shower head could be better. The room felt a bit humid. There was free breakfast in the morning, it's limited breakfast, but it has the basics-- coffee, cereal, waffle, bread, yogurt. You can't take the breakfast food to your room though.

bad service, will threaten to call the cops on you if you're only 5 mins late to check out.read more

Viewmont Manor is a gem, as is the proprietor Betty. Tucked away at the end of a quiet cup-de-sac…read morein Bellingham, this was a perfect place to stay for our quick overnighter in this lovely little town. Betty has thought of virtually everything a traveler could need and guests get free reign of the upstairs during their stay. I love that Betty welcomes people to take home unfinished books from her library - "books are meant to be read, not sit on a shelf," she says. Breakfast was made at the prearranged time convenient for us (so appreciated!) and was delicious and abundant. She sat and chatted with us during breakfast and is so personable. We had to depart on a jet plane that afternoon after our 4-day trip to the Evergreen State and had a few bottles of wine that we hadn't enjoyed so I offered them to Betty and she even suggested she could take their value off our bill, although I refused because they were a gift to her for our lovely stay. Would be happy to return to Viewmont Manor if we ever find ourselves back in Bellingham!

If you are looking for a Bed & Breakfast in Bellingham, WA, look no further. Betty runs a…read morephenomenal B&B and you can tell she loves doing it! Viewmont Manor is located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and her home is beautiful. You will wake up in the morning to fresh homemade berry scones and coffee, and Betty will prepare a delicious breakfast! We had hot eggs Benedict on delicate risotto cakes with asparagus on the side. This was served with Greek yogurt and granola, along with a cold glass of orange juice. Even though the food was to die for, the best part about Viewmont Manor was meeting Betty. She is the sweetest, most sincere Bed & Breakfast hostess that anyone could ask for. When you stay at Viewmont Manor you feel like a dear member of her family. I can't wait to come back to visit!

This is my second stay here, I love it. The staff is so friendly and accommodating and helpful and…read morewelcoming. Every room feels clean and safe. The breakfast in the morning is awesome. Every time I come to Washington I will be staying here

Usually when I feel there's room for improvement, I rate a business no higher than 4*. I'm making…read morean exception here, because the value part of the equation is so strong. We had room #111, which is the closest room on the second floor to the main (lobby) building. I thought road noise might be a problem, but it wasn't really noticeable. In fact, there were only two things I didn't like about the room. There are no microwaves in the rooms. But there is a small one in the hallway on each building's floor, shared by all. Not as convenient (we use it a lot for tea, coffee, etc.), but good enough. More annoying was the amount of light coming in from the windows. There are bright security lights on all night (that's good), but the curtains were not designed to cope with that light. Therefore, the room remains pretty bright all night. That I really didn't like. You can look at my photos for an idea of what the breakfast buffet included (e.g., 2 kinds of bread, 2 fruits, 4 dry cereals, coffee, etc.) Nothing remarkable, but I have definitely experienced worse. Overall, it was a comfortable, clean, and relatively quiet room, at an exceptionally good price. Service was always very friendly and helpful. And the location is centrally located, near the I-5 freeway, near downtown, and pretty close to Boulevard Park, Zuanich Point Park, and Whatcom Falls Park. If I return to Bellingham, this would definitely be my first choice of lodging.

Charming old world Inn located in the heart of Fairhaven. The rooms are spacious, the staff…read moreprofessional, and the location is perfect. They only have 22 rooms - very different vibe than that of a large corporate hotel. I love that robes are still provided. A shout out to Meghan at the front desk; she was so kind and helped us a few times.

When my family visits the Bellingham area, we love staying here. It's a charming boutique hotel in…read morea great central location with clean rooms, friendly staff, and a pleasant ambience. We enjoy sitting on the deck to relax, being able to walk in the cute Fairhaven downtown area, browsing through the books at nearby Village Books, and grabbing a bite to eat at the Colophon Cafe. If you enjoy walking trails, the inn is a short walk to the Interurban Trail northern trailhead.

Oxford Suites is a really rare find. I was first referred here as a place to stay while involved in…read moremedical procedures at the hospital. They were so kind and considerate when I was a bit on edge because of health care issues. Everyone was friendly, kind and polite. They treated me like a real person. The rooms were just perfect and spotless. The welcome appetizers and drinks were really a nice touch. I have referred quite a few other people to Oxford. The fun thing was about half of them said they already knew about it and wouldn't stay anywhere else. The breakfast was excellent and varied. Thanks for being there for me.

Very accommodating.. Social every night for complimentary…read moredrink. Hostesses very kind.

I'm not picky, nor do I need fancy. When I travel, I want to use my money on experiences not where…read moreI'm gonna lay my head for a few hours every day. For less than a $100 a night, this place was just fine. It was easily walkable to anywhere in the city. It was safe and convenient. Old? Yes, but I'm not paying for a five-star hotel. It was clean. The staff were incredible and friendly. Everyone I encountered was amazing. Had a great conversation with one of the staff and felt very welcomed.

Worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The bathroom was dirty, the bed was broken, there was a broken…read morechair with an arm missing leaving a sharp edge, there was a plug pulled out of the wall with things plugged into it. There was no smoke detector and there were wires and a socket where it belonged. The heater was broken flashing a fault code, the bed was broken down. We looked at more of the hotel and common areas and decided to not stay. Left a review with photos via days inn website. This place is disgusting!

Ya know, we booked this hotel because it was right in the downtown core of Bellingham and I had my…read moresuspicions when we arrived. We arrived Friday night and could not find any parking in the small garage, so we ended up parking in the street. When we told the team member at the front desk this, he gave me other places of where to park and said that street parking would be fine as long as we moved our car by 11am the next day. I didn't feel completely comfortable parking on the street, but fortunately, the car was still there when we woke up. And thus soon after, all my suspicions about Hotel Leo faded away. This hotel was fantastic! Besides the small garage which obviously fills up quickly for hotel guests, we have no complaints. First off, the hotel staff could not be friendlier. Although we did not have the best first impression with the lack of parking, it had nothing to do with the staff or actual lodging. We were warmly welcomed and were told all the important deets of our stay. At the hotel lobby is free Caffe Vita coffee and Smith tea for guests, along with filtered water. Heck yeah! They also have this really good coffee and tea in the hotel room, which was a win because we're a fan of both of these products from the Pacific Northwest! We had a room with a king size bed and it was very large and spacious. When booking, we also specifically looked for a dog-friendly hotel in the area, which Hotel Leo is. So yes, an automatic win. We saw a bunch of doggy guests here, and they have a designated dog relief area with poop bags. We had everything we needed, including AC and WiFi. The location cannot be beat as we were walking distance to everything being in downtown Bellingham, and it made for a great base for when we hiked around the area. I also love the historic building, and they show the old photos of the hotel when it first opened in the lobby. I highly recommend staying at Hotel Leo if you're in need of accommodations in Bellingham.

A beautiful historic hotel built originally at The turn of the 19th to 20th century. Over the 125+…read moreyears, the changing owners managed to keep and protect the historic and cultural integrity of the hotel. The beautiful library, social hall, and other amenities are outstanding, albeit in the library it was a bit cold when we stayed there in late September 2026. However, if you are planning to sleep in a suite in this hotel - beware. The beds are low, the mattresses are soft - as in two people sleeping together will roll into the middle of the mattress, there are no box springs, and if you have any hip/knee/mobility issues or are simply past a certain age - this is not a hotel for you.

The hotel workers seemed to be sort of rude when asking for things like clean towels or toiletries…read more I understand if hotels are in short supply but as a guest staying there, it made it sort of difficult to enjoy the full stay. We were there for a week and there would be times where the hotel workers would start vacuuming early morning in the hall without any consideration of the people sleeping. The "continental" breakfast consisted of plain bagels, plain bread, old looking donuts and maybe a pastry here and there. Juice and coffee was also offered to guests but nothing to get overly excited over.The hotel room was fairly clean and the halls always kinda smelled good but that was the best part of the stay. Overall, unfortunately I wouldn't recommend.

Absolutely terrible customer service. Came in with a confirmed reservation and confirmation number…read moreand was told they had no record of my reservation and that they were full. No sorry, no alternate options, just "we have no rooms." When I, understandably, got upset and said "this is screwed up," the man at reception started literally screaming at me, telling me that "he's just a person" and threatening to call 911 on me. Looking at the exterior of this motel and reading other reviews, it sounds like he saved me a stay in a disgusting motel. Moved on to the Four Corners Sheraton down the road!