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Camano Island Waterfront Inn
bed and breakfast - inn
- Number of bedrooms
6 - Number of bathrooms
7 - Number of floors
1 - Sleeps
14
| Pets - No | Smoking - No | Wheelchair - Yes |
Property description
Camano Island Waterfront Inn has been ranked number four in the list of top ten favorite bed and breakfasts in the US by Travel and Leisure magazine! Romantic Washington calls the inn “the most elegant inn a couple can visitâ€. Sky West Magazine and Best Fares Magazine have also covered the fine lodging offered at this waterfront inn.
Camano Island Inn is a small, luxurious, waterfront inn, just a 1 hour drive from either Seattle, or the Canadian border (no ferry ride is necessary). The inn is a newly renovated turn-of-the-century building, decorated in an Arts and Crafts style reminiscent of the hotel’s earlier days. Public spaces are large and comfortable. Rooms are private and quite soundproof. Views of water, wildlife, boat traffic, Olympic Mountains, and sunsets are spectacular. Guests especially enjoy watching the waterfront while cozied up to the large river rock fireplace.
All rooms have a private bath (with heated tile floor and oversize shower) and a private waterfront deck. Both Queen and King beds have goose down featherbeds, duvets, and mounds of pillows. Rooms have TV/VCR/Cable/CD Player/ Phone and robes. A private outdoor hot tub or an in-room jacuzzi-for-two is an optional amenity.
Rooms include full breakfast (which may be eaten in the dining room, or in the privacy of the sitting area in one’s room). Massage are available on-site.
Property amenities
Furnishings/Luxuries: Air Conditioning, Balcony, Beach Access, Beach Chairs, Beach Front, Beach Towels, Cook, Fireplace, Heating, Housekeeper, Linens Provided, Mountain View, Ocean Front, Ocean View, Patio, Tile Floors
Appiliances: Coffee Maker, Dishwasher, Full Refrigerator, Hair Dryer, Ice Maker, Iron, Ironing Board, Microwave, Toaster
Electronics: Alarm Clock, Cable TV, CD Player, Computer, Copy Machine, Fax Machine, Internet Access, Stereo, TV, Telephone, VCR
Recreation/Activities: Amusement Park Nearby, Biking Nearby, Boating, Canoeing Nearby, Casino Nearby, Fishing Nearby, Golf Nearby, Hiking Nearby, Historic Area Nearby, Hot Tub, Restaurant Nearby, Shopping, State/National Park Nearby, Swimming, Tennis Nearby
Transportation: Complimentary Area Transpotation, On Bus/Trolley/Train Line, Reserved Parking
Activities: Fishing, Golf, Group retreat properties, Mountain biking
Rates
108 - 245 USD
/day
Rates details: Room rates range from $108 to $245 depending upon the season and room amenities.
Additional information
Description of Camano Island
An hour from Seattle but a million miles away
Camano Island is a rural landscape blessed with all that the unspoiled Northwest offers.
The 52 miles of picturesque shoreline, views of Mt. Baker to the north, Olympic Mountains to the west, and vistas of the Cascade mountain ranges to the east, make Camano Island ideal for those who desire relaxed visits. The island has an abundance of natural splendor with twelve state and county parks and a large hiking trail system. The clear air and pristine waters of Puget Sound provide an ideal place to walk the beach gathering shells and driftwood, or just enjoy the wind ruffling your hair, not thinking about the cares in the rest of the world.
Camano Island's rolling green pastures and moderate weather encourage abundant wildlife. Many species of animals - particularly birds - nest on the island. Eagles, hawks, shorebirds, snow geese, heron, and trumpeter swans all choose their paths to include stops on Camano Island. Iverson Spit, on the northeast shore of Camano, has just been called, by the Washington State Audubon Society, one of the state's best sites to bird watch. The island also boasts one of the Northwest's largest heron rookeries.
A perfect "base camp" for daily sojourns, many visitors find the island's appeal to be it's unspoiled natural scenery coupled with unusual accessibility for an island. No waiting in line for expensive ferries, you just drive across a bridge to access the island. Situated about 60 miles north of Seattle and about 60 miles south of Canada, Camano's close proximity to all points northwest make it an ideal jump off point for Stateside and Canadian travelers. Within one half to two hours drive are Deception Pass, Chuckanut Drive, Skagit Valley's Tulip festival, Vancouver, B.C., the North Cascades Highway, and Mount Baker.
Camano Island hosts a thriving arts community, a spectacular State Park, world class Bed and Breakfast accommodations, an award winning inn, public golf, and wide-open spaces. The Center for Wooden Boats and the State of Washington manage Cama Beach, which is home to some of the last remaining old growth cedar. The island is also home to a premier coffee-roasting house, rural pastures containing a world class Alpaca breeding farm, an ostrich farm, orchid growers, fruit orchards, and a herb garden complete with a working miniature railroad.
A very popular destination on the island is the 134-acre Camano Island State Park. The park offers year-round saltwater fishing for salmon and bottom fish; excellent seasonal clamming; and eighty-eight wooded campsites. A three-mile, self-guided nature trail and a series of loop trails for hiking and beachcombing also compliment the park. Additional features include an underwater park for scuba diving, a kitchen, excellent sandy-bottomed boat launching, and picnic shelters.
Many visitors have remarked that Camano Island is "truly one of the Northwest's best kept secrets".
Owner Information
Name: Camano Island Waterfront Inn
Telephone: 360-387-0783
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The waterfront inn is luxurious
Every waterfront room has a fantastic view.