WELCOME TO INNS OF EXCELLENCE
Bed and Breakfast Inns on the Olympic Peninsula
Nothing connects you to the history, adventure, and natural beauty of the Olympic Peninsula like a stay at one of our Bed and Breakfast Inns. You’ll learn what the locals know. The best restaurants. Secret scenic spots. Incredible hiking trails. Our innkeepers are eager to help you tailor a memorable Pacific Northwest experience—both in the Olympic National Park and throughout the Olympic Peninsula.
At our inns, you’ll be pampered with a great night’s sleep, and you’ll wake up to the smell of a delicious homemade breakfast. When you stay with us, you’ll see why our bed and breakfasts are minutes from Olympic National Park, but miles from ordinary.
INNS OF EXCELLENCE
Member Inns
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Lost Mountain Lodge
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Domaine Madeleine
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Misty Valley Inn
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Sea Cliff Gardens
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Eden by the Sea
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Dungeness Barn House
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Colette’s
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Miller Tree Inn
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Five SeaSuns
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A Hidden Haven
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Greenhouse Inn By The Bay
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A Harbor View Inn
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George Washington Inn
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EVENTS & DESTINATIONS
Things To Do & See
Things To Do
Experience the diverse Olympic Peninsula through year-round festivals and events that engage all your senses as you enjoy the Pacific Northwest.
Things To See
From outdoor activities to museums and shopping, the Olympic Peninsula offers an endless array of things to see throughout the year.
OLYMPIC PENINSULA
Enjoy Every Season
Fall
Spawning salmon, impressive waterfalls, cooler temperatures, autumn foliage, and bugling elk are all great reasons to visit the Olympic Peninsula during the fall.
Winter
Ultra-green rainforests, snow-capped mountains, winter sports, birdwatching and moderate temperatures welcome you to the Olympic Peninsula in winter.
Spring
Spring bird migration, lush forests, and pleasant temperatures describe the Olympic Peninsula in the spring. You might even see a black bear in the Olympic National Park.
Summer
Mountain hiking, coastal beaches, mild temperatures, lavender fields, kayaking, biking – there is so much to do on the Olympic Peninsula in the summer.