Tìm Công viên nghỉ dưỡng tại Đảo Fidalgo

"Nice clean rooms, helpful staff. Breakfast options were meh, no hot food but things like yogurt, muffins etc."

"If you are a person who appreciates natural beauty, as well as convenient access to San Juan ferries, this is the place for you. The Ship Harbor Inn has jaw-dropping views of the ferry landing with its gorgeous backdrop of islands amid the waters, a preview of the beauty of this beautiful cluster of islands called the San Juans. I was fortunate to be there during a period of ideal weather. I noted that this motel is clean and replete with benches and tables where you can sit to enjoy the views....

"We were spending two days One night in the area. This place was perfect for our needs A clean up and sleep Check in was easy Room was spacious and clean Place was quiet and good central location"

"Nantucket Inn has moved right to the top of our favorite bed and breakfast stays. Check-in was easy and cordial, and we received some excellent restaurant recommendations. Our room was one of the smaller (the smallest?) at the inn, but perfectly adequate for two, and perfectly clean. We had fresh cookies waiting for us on the nightstand. After a quiet, restful night, we enjoyed our best BnB breakfast ever, prepared by the owner/host Jessica, in a lovely communal setting. We wholeheartedly...

"I appreciated having the family suite to have access to a kitchen. Couldn’t get connected to the WiFi though."

"Great place but breakfast was minimal and the air conditioner was noisy, in the way and either freezing or warm."

"Absolutely the worst hotel experience I have ever had. We stayed two nights booked on Expedia. Expedia should think twice before continuing their relationship with this corrupt hotel. We stayed here last year and they tried to overcharge us, I think they hope you don't check your credit card bill. We did catch the overcharge and they refunded us the money. We figure, they made it right we will give them another shot this year.Again this year, the final charges were not what they were at...