Seattle and Tacoma

At the heart of the Puget Sound is Seattle, a large yet friendly city, the hub of commerce and the arts. Yet the entire region has just as many gems to be discovered as this Emerald city. Seattle Bed and Breakfast's offer fantastic value and are highly rated when compared to hotel alternatives. Learn more about the Seattle and Tacoma region »

Seattle - "Metro Natural" is the jet propelled, coffee fueled, computer driven cultural center of the Pacific Northwest. Hard against the bustling Puget Sound and in the shadow of the Cascade Mountains, Seattle is a city steeped in history and leads the country with its vision of the future.

The bustling Seattle waterfront with expansive views of Puget Sound and the Olympic mountains is home to many related activities including ferry docks, the fishing fleet, conference facilities and cruise ships. Just above the waterfront is the famed Pike Place Market where fresh fish seem to fly from the vendor into the arms of waiting customers.

Ride the monorail from downtown to the Seattle Center. The Space Needle is the heart of the center and one of Washington's most recognized icons. The center is a hub of activities anchored by world-renowned cultural facilities such as McCaw Hall, home of the Pacific NW Ballet company and the Seattle Opera, the futuristic Experience Music Project (EMP) and the Sci-Fi museum.

The Seattle art scene is ever-growing with the addition of the new Olympic Sculpture Park on the waterfront and a expanded Seattle Art Museum (SAM). Seattle is also well known for its theatre companies hosting the Intiman Theater, Seattle Repertory, ACT and the restored Paramount, the 5th Ave and Moore Theatre.

One can't think of Seattle without noticing the two sports facilities located in SODO (SOuth of DOwntown) at the edge of historic Pioneer Square. Qwest Field hosts the Seattle Seahawks and Safeco hosts the Seattle Mariners. The views from these two stadiums are worth the price of a ticket whether you are a fan or not.

Redmond, home of Microsoft is known as bicycle town. The Burke-Gilman/Samamish River Trail is 27 miles of paved trail that ends at Marymoor Park. Marymoor is the site of the Veledrom, a oval bicycle track that host races on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Tacoma the city that lies in the shadow of Mt. Rainier. Tacoma has redeveloped the downtown area with a free light rail system that connects the Museum District with the Theater District. This area includes the Museum of Glass, Tacoma Art Museum and the Washington State History Museum, Broadway Center for the Performing Arts and the Tacoma Convention Center. Historic Union Station and the spectacular Chihuly Bridge of Glass are free to the public.

Olympia, Not just the capital! Olympia is a special community and desirable city because of a combination of its energetic, creative, and farsighted people and its beautiful northwest setting. Olympia is also regarded nationally as one of the best small cities for the arts in the country. Take in a live performance or independent film at our numerous theaters. Feeling youthful? Join in the fun at the interactive Heritage Park Fountain. Then take a self-guided tour of Percival Landing, Olympia's boardwalk, past more than 80 pieces of public art and end watching the sunset from the observation tower with views of the Olympics, Cascades, Mt Rainier, and the boats on Puget Sound.

Of course this is the capital and the capitol building and campus are definitely worth a visit, with free tours to the public. The capitol building is the 4th tallest domed structure of its kind in the world! There are numerous museums on Washington and Olympia's history as well as the Hands On Children's Museum, abundant Art Galleries and a vibrant downtown with great shopping with unique items. Plus, from April through December our Farmers Market is open with some of the best and freshest ingredients anywhere, which are featured on the menus of many of our restaurants.

There is plenty to do for the nature lover too! There is the Nisqually Delta Wildlife refuge, Capital Forest, as well as Wolf Haven, a wolf sanctuary, not to mention numerous parks, miles of bike trails, and ample access to the Puget Sound.

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9 Cranes Inn

Seattle’s casual, comfortable, quiet urban base camp – perfectly located for your Pacific NW visit. Our early 20th century Craftsman home welcomes you with warm wood accents and lots of character. Count on beds you won’t want to leave; technology to connect you; and hospitality to suit your style.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-855-5222
Thornewood Castle

Nestled on four acres at American Lake is World Class Thornewood Castle. Built in 1908 by Chester A. Thorne, this 27,000 square foot manor is of the Gothic Tudor style and is the only one of its kind on the west coast. Thornewood is now a gracious country inn that has been lovingly restored.
Lakewood, Washington

Telephone: 253-584-4393
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Soundview Cottage Bed & Breakfast

Very private cottage for two overlooking Puget Sound & the Olympic Mountains. Out of the way, yet well-located. Deck with hot tub, super-comfy king size bed, bath, breakfast nook, kitchen, cozy living room with electric woodstove and air cond., TV, DVD, & CD player. High-speed Internet access.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-244-5209
Greenlake Guest House

Relax in our 1920 Craftsman style Bed and Breakfast. Wonderful for business or leisure travel. We are located across the street from Green Lake Park, in one of Seattle's most popular neighborhoods.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-729-8700 / Toll free: 866-355-8700
Chambered Nautilus Bed and Breakfast Inn

An elegant Inn by the University of Washington. Walk to campus, min.from downtown. Spacious, quiet, comfortable rooms & suites, pvt. baths, fireplaces, kitchens, WiFi, and Amazing Breakfasts!!! Experience our personalized service. Truly an urban oasis.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-522-2536 / Toll free: 800-545-8459
Olympic View Bed and Breakfast Cottage

Awarded "MOST SCENIC VIEW" & "BEST KEPT SECRET". Private COTTAGE w/ Jacuzzi HOT TUB overlooking spectacular water/Mtn views. Full kitchen, full breakfast, King Bed, living area, Wi Fi, Cable TV/DVD/Stereo, Private bath, walk to beach, close to Seattle attractions.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-200-8801
Three Tree Point Bed & Breakfast

Escape to one of Seattle,s most enjoyable Bed and Breakfast getaways. Located within the quiet hillside overlooking the Puget Sound, Mount Rainer and the Olympics.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-669-7646 / Toll free: 888-369-7696
Roaring River

The Roaring River Bed & Breakfast is situated on the Middlefork of the Snoqualmie River outside of North Bend Washington. It has a spectacular view of the river, mountains, forests, and occasional wildlife.
North Bend, Washington

Telephone: 425-888-4834 / Toll free: 877-627-4647
The Lake House, Sammamish B&B

The Lake House - where nature is nurtured. Escape to a deluxe lakeside cottage. Relax. Observe bald eagles, otters and deer. Explore the shoreline, or just study the clouds. If you have work to do, take your laptop outside and use our wireless internet network in the gardens or on the dock.
Sammamish, Washington

Telephone: 425-868-7536
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A Cottage Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast

ROMANTIC ENGLISH TUDOR BED AND BREAKFAST. Executive suites with private bath/jacuzzi/tv/vcr/robes in suite. Near Seattle, Microsoft and Woodinville Wineries. Lovely Gardens with wildlife pond, gazebo,creek. High speed internet. Full breakfast/HOT TUB
Redmond, Washington

Telephone: 425-881-5606
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Chittenden House Bed and Breakfast

Just ten minutes from downtown Seattle in the heart of beautiful West Seattle. Come relax and enjoy the quiet and serenity of West Seattle away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Visit Alki Beach and Lincoln Park - both just minutes away.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-935-0407
Bacon Mansion

Stay in our Seattle bed and breakfast, and enjoy the charm and comfort of yesterday, with all the convenience of today. Built in 1909 by Cecil Bacon on Seattle's Capitol Hill, this classic Edwardian-style Tudor shows not only the trademark family crest, but great spaces to experience inside and out.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-329-1864 / Toll free: 800-240-1864
Guest House Bed & Breakfast

SPECIAL OFFERS - Northwest Flower & Garden Show Feb 8 - 12 in downtown Seattle. Receive two tickets for complimentary LightRail transportation to and from the show or two free entrance tickets to Gauguin at the Seattle Art Museum with a two night minimum stay.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-439-7576 / Toll free: 866-439-7576
Chelsea Station Inn B&B

Chelsea Station Inn B & B offers four large suites with living room, dining room, kitchenette, powder room and a sumptuous master suite. Wonderfully situated at the south entrance to Woodland Park Zoo.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-547-6077
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Inn of Twin Gables

A Seattle, Washington Bed and Breakfast. Personal attention offering comfort and service . . . your home away from home. . . Classic Craftsman architecture, with original interior woodwork, box-beamed ceilings and old world fir floors.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-284-3979 / Toll free: 866-466-3979
Eagle's View Bed and Breakfast

Renovated in 2010, we are located above the beautiful Seahurst Public Beach Park on the Puget Sound. We have a spectacular view from our 400 foot vantage point with secluded, romantic, areas to sit and read or enjoy nature at its best. We are just minutes from Seattle and the Seatac Airport.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206.246.4754 / Toll free: 888.476.3746
Shafer Baillie Mansion Bed & Breakfast

Magnificent 14,000 sqft Tudor Revival mansion built in 1914 on Seattle's original Millionaires' Row. A block from Volunteer Park, a short walk to commercial areas on Broadway and on 15th Ave, minutes from downtown, Pike Place Market, waterfront, Seattle Center, museums, hospitals, UW and much more.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-322-4654 / Toll free: 800-985-4654
Villa Heidelberg

A 1909 Craftsman Home in the heart of West Seattle which is the birthplace of Seattle. It has a spectacular view of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Original leaded glass windows, beamed ceilings, and an open staircase greet you upon entering.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-938-3658 / Toll free: 800-671-2942
Meritage Meadows Inn

Meritage Meadows Inn is located a few miles from downtown Redmond, and within 10 miles of over 90 tasting rooms for the best wineries in Washington. When you are here, though, you will feel like you are in the heart of a cascade forest.
Redmond, Washington

Telephone: 425-487-4019 / Toll free: 888-613-4223
Swantown Inn Bed & Breakfast

An 1887 Queen Anne Eastlake Victorian Mansion in Olympia listed on both the city and state historic registers. Centrally located in the quiet downtown Eastside neighborhood, the Inn can be your headquarters to exploring the Puget Sound region, or your refuge to escape from it all. On site day spa.
Olympia, Washington

Telephone: 360-753-9123 / Toll free: 877-753-9123
11th Avenue Inn Bed & Breakfast

Walk to the Seattle city center, to Pike Place Market, and to the downtown Seattle attractions from a charming 1906 Seattle bed and breakfast on a tree-lined side street in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-720-7161 / Toll free: 800-720-7161
The Inn at Mallard Cove

The Inn is an elegant waterfront English Tudor estate on fourteen secluded, heavily forested acres. Awesome views of Puget Sound. Private beach. Gardens galore. Rooms so comfortable and breakfasts so delicious you won't want to leave!
Olympia, Washington

Telephone: 360-491-9795 / Toll free: 800-320-3590
Sleeping Bulldog

An intimate B&B located near Downtown, International District and Seattle's Sports Stadiums. You will have one of the finest views in Seattle. Located in the quiet Jackson Place neighborhood. Top notch ammenities for you to enjoy. We look forward to making your stay enjoyable.
Seattle, Washington

Telephone: 206-325-0202

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