Bremerton Hotel Guide - Bremerton Bug and Reptile Museum hotels in Bremerton, United States of America.

"Too many homeless people sleeping and living around the area"

"the staff are welcoming the rooms are clean a very pleasant atmosphere to stay"

"It’s a cute place to stop for the night. All the rooms have balconies. A lot of food choices around. People were very nice."

"Very clean"

" the house was great Clean and cozy . the view was also great from sun up to sun down . Close to ferry and down town . and easy access to the freeway ."

"Our stay at this VRBO was absolutely fantastic! The house was beautifully remodeled and felt incredibly clean and fresh. The kitchen was well-equipped with everything we needed, making it easy to cook and feel right at home. We also appreciated the small, private backyard—it was a perfect spot to let the dogs out.The location was another huge plus. It was super convenient and close to everything we wanted to do. This is definitely a place we'd recommend to friends and would love to stay at again!"

"We came to Lisa’s VRBO for five nights to spend time with our new grandchild (our first) in Bremerton. We didn’t spend much time in the unit because we were gone 12-16 hours a day but we found the unit to be clean, well stocked, very nicely furnished, and comfortable. The bonus was that we were able to bring our two dogs who were also at peace while there. The host Lisa was very responsive and although she lives above the unit, we never saw her and our privacy was not a concern. Even when she needed to do laundry in the adjacent space, she messaged us to let us know (we weren’t there anyhow). The lower back yard is private and although no fence, was a great space for the dogs and safe. It also had a great view of the water and big ships and was quiet. We loved it and highly recommend Lisa’s VRBO!"

"Neighborhood is not well cared for-- place opens onto trashy parking lot. Trash and debris outside the door caused a stink/unclean entrance-- should be cleared better. A door mat as you enter apartment would help. Apartment is worn, with basic amenities but all inside was clean and functional, except TV. We had to call host when TV would only show one channel. They brought over a Roku that my tech-savvy husband had to set up. A converter for the Roku-to-power plug was not included with the Roku, so we had to use one of ours. It would allow us to connect to wi-fi then tv went black due to "no signal". Our guess is tv is not configured for Roku. Bad quality tv anyway and in awkward, hanging on entrance to bedroom, set-up. "