Loved the different, thoughtful amenities around the property - the fire pits, the tree net, the hammock, the variety of seating, the kayak availability, sauna, and walking trails. This really makes the resort feel like a unique hideaway.

Stayed in the main building in one of the older, small rooms. I went into it knowing that there would not be A/C or my own bathroom, which were fine. However, the room had a generally "old" smell, like old carpet or used linens. The bed and sheets were clean and comfortable but a carpet and curtain refresh might update the experience a bit.

The bed and bedding were comfortable. The view from our room was outstanding. The grounds of the Inn were lovely and if the weather was nicer, it would have been lovely to enjoy a fire in one of the fire pits. There was complimentary coffee in the main lodge. The lodge was warm and inviting with a fire crackling in its original stone fireplace. Interesting photos and memorabilia in the lodge.

We arrived after dark and it was hard to find our room although the staff did point to our building. The parking wasn’t very well lit. The room was very spartan, with almost no furniture, except the bed. The only breakfast offered had to be purchased from a little store on the property. There was no coffee maker in the room. It was okay with us, but people should know that there is no TV in the room either.

Most of the rooms were lovely! We had some family in the lodge and some in the cabins - and most were lovely - VERY clean and well maintained (kudos to the cleaning staff)! The beds were VERY comfy!! The patio was fabulous, drinks were great, food was also good. The grounds were spacious and perfect for evening gatherings. In the lodge, the bathrooms are shared, but very well appointed. The drip coffee in the morning by the reception was some of the best coffee I've had! Also, the breakfast cafe was great. Delicious speciality coffees and granola bars.

The placing of guests in rooms seemed random. We booked very far in advance, and I had hoped that would put us in some of the better rooms but initially, we did not get a very good room in the lodge. After talking with the lovely front desk staff, they were able to set us up in a better room, but we moved 2 times over our 4 night stay. (Thank you!!) Also, some sort of mini fridge in the cabins would be nice, just to keep drinks cold, etc.

The history and the setting are magical. Pure Pacific NW. The staff were welcoming and helpful. Restaurant was amazing -- everything we tried was delicious. Outdoor firepit with s'mores and chatting with other guests was also a highlight. 10/10 would recommend.

Minor complaint but the cocktail I had from the bar was meh, weak. Could have been a fluke because the food was exceptional. Maybe stick with their wine or beer offerings?

Absolutely magical place. My room was tiny, but had the most incredible view and comfy bed. Communal bathrooms were spotless. The property and all of the features were incredible. I can't wait to go back

The food in the restaurant did not quite meet my expectations, I ordered the mussels and plans which were recommended to me and I thought they were mediocre.

Loved the location and the charm of the antiques at the Inn. They upgraded me to a corner suite and I loved hearing the waves at night and having the wrap around windows and extra space. The bathrobes and hot drink station were a nice, cozy addition. And the little coffee shop was wonderful with some yummy breakfast bites! All of the staff were wonderful!

Because it's an older building, it does get noisy at night with sounds from the restaurant/bar but they did have a white noise machine in my room and optional ear plugs if I wanted them, which was nice 🙂 I'd definitely come again!

My husband and I often stayed here 38 years ago and had a beverage in the old pub downstairs just like the captains quarters in a seafaring town. It was a very bittersweet trip because he died last year 😢. The old pub is gone, replace though by a very nice restaurant. It was beautifully restored to its former glory of 1983. I sat by the authentic stone fireplace in the warm, logged lobby and looked out over the cove by night. It was a wonderfully healing and left me with dear, nostalgic memories to carry into the future.

I think only maybe a couple unimportant things: it was very cold downstairs in the lobby, in the somewhat early morning so I asked about starting a fire in the stone fireplace. The nice young man said they only do fires in the evening because it would burn too much firewood otherwise. It is in a forest after all, so I think that was a rather lame reason. Second is that the bar and restaurant prices were a bit high but I see the restaurant was a nice one so I suppose that is the price folks pay.

The view from our room at the lodge was perfect. You could see out onto the water and it was so nice to wake up to that view. The room itself was perfect! It's small but cozy and it makes you feel like you're staying in a cabin. The restaurant downstairs was amazing! The food was delicious and almost every hotel guest was eating there so I recommend making a reservation.

The bed wasn't the most comfortable (both the pillows and the mattress) but it wouldn't deter me from staying there again. The grounds are beautiful! They offer s'mores on certain nights & were supposed to have them the Saturday we were there but they ended up not offering them so that was a bit of a bummer.

Liked the location. It was very special discovering the lovely setting on the water. My first time on Whidbey Island and in Washington State. Followed a recommendation and was not disappointed. Met Canadian friend from our old days in Paris. We hadn't seen each other in 26 years. A lot to catch up on. A memorable stay.

The property and surrounding area, the kayaks, the wellness center, the restaurant were very good.

I didn’t like that there’s no insulation between rooms, we could hear people coughing from the other room, and it didn’t feel private. Those were the main building rooms with shared bathrooms.