Kitsap Peninsula Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Kitsap Peninsula, Washington

"A terrific time capsule hotel. The rooms have incredible feng shui — they are tremendously comfortable in their layout and the plush carpeting. Everything incredibly well maintained and clean. View is lovely. I had a great stay and want to come back later when the seasonal pool opens up. The only complaint I have is the mediocre breakfast and subpar coffee, but I understand this standard is generally viewed as acceptable in hotels. Perhaps there could be an easy improvement by introducing a Keurig cup machine? It would probably be less labor for the staff, actually."

"Love the comfy bed an shower was great. Room was good size."

"The view from our room was great, the only issuesI had was the carpet had stains, the ceiling has water stains, there were toys left from the previous customers so that tells me it wasnt cleaned very well. Both rooms could use some updating."

"Booked a bayview, got a view of the parking lot. Front desk said I booked a room with a kitchen, which I did not. The TV didnt work and the kitchen sink was backed up. Going to try the hotel next door next time as we need a reliable place to stay in Bremerton, as my son lives there."

"Our room on the first floor was very clean and tidy, two well made queen beds, that were firm, but not too firm -- but the pillows were kind of too soft and squishy. TV channels were limited and the bathroom/toilet area was tiny. But the breakfast room was pleasant and bright and the breakfast dishes a nice surprise with great sausage links, cheese filled egg omelets, and a waffle maker, along with the usual various pastries, juices, etc. They offered both regular coffee AND a jug of decaf, a nice surprise, as some places do not. All together, for the price of $139 plus the usual taxes, this was a good choice."

"Everything was clean the pool.was super small"

"Needs black out blinds. better sound insulation"

"Front desk was so kind, clean rooms 100% recommend "

"The size and cleanliness of the room"