Laycee Pickerill2 months agoFrom
This place is closed, but still allows you to book online. My friend booked in April, drove 5 hours to the Inn, no one was there to check in, and when she called, was told they are "closed for maintenance." No one is working there to answer phones, and she has yet to be refunded. Someone needs to deactivate the website so this does not continue to happen. Would give zero stars if I could.
Bret Stohr2 months agoFrom
I travel a lot and was very disappointed in this place. This is not a 4 star inn! The pictures on line are misleading. There is no restaurant, no view from the first floor patios (which is why we came here), as the ivy outside is very overgrown, the first floor patios are old, dirty, and need maintenance. The front door was locked when we arrived, we did not get the required message with access codes to get in. We knocked/rang the doorbell and two (maids?) people let us in. There was an akward conversation about why the inn is in the condition it is... No in room amenities (no fridge, coffee, microwave... instead a dorm room sized "community fridge" up front that you can put your food in??? Had to get up and make my own coffee in the lobby on Sunday morning... The rooms are dated, but clean. Overall, this is a 2 star inn that needs some help.
Lesley Jones2 months agoFrom
We stayed in room 2 on the first floor. We did have a nice view from the porch. The hot tub was in good condition and the room was clean. There was beachfront access and we had the whole area to ourselves to watch the sunset. No spa or bistro open, which we were prepared for. There was drip coffee, bottled water, and instant oatmeal available (go to Camano Coffee for expresso and pastries!). Overall we were happy with our stay but it was expensive! Oh, we didn't need it, but there was a fan availalble in the room.
