Port Townsend · Washington
Escape to the Olympic Peninsula
A peaceful Port Townsend retreat overlooking the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
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Welcome
Tucked into a quiet neighborhood in uptown Port Townsend, Ravenscroft Inn is a small bed and breakfast just blocks from the draws of downtown and the water — and close enough to Olympic National Park to make the wilderness an easy day's wandering.
Five airy guestrooms open onto bay and mountain light. Breakfast is cooked each morning, the veranda takes the afternoon breeze, and the day moves at the pace of the tides. No televisions, no telephones — just the sea air, the fireplace, and time enough to notice both.
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Guest Rooms
Each of our guestrooms carries its own light and its own outlook — sweeping views of Townsend Bay, the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and the mountains beyond.
Room I
The third-floor hideaway. A king four-poster before a gas fireplace, a freestanding soaking tub for two with bath salts, and a private balcony with a bistro table — Port Townsend Bay, Admiralty Inlet and Mount Baker in the picture, with dormer windows toward Marrowstone Island and Mount Rainier.
Private balcony · Gas fireplace · Soaking tub for two · Rain-head shower · Espresso maker · Robes & Turkish towels
Room II
A king sleigh bed, a newly updated gas fireplace, and a second-floor window seat made for gazing at Admiralty Inlet and Mount Baker. The large in-suite bath holds a two-person shower and a claw-foot soaking tub, salts provided.
Gas fireplace · Window seat · Claw-foot soaking tub · Two-person shower · Espresso maker · Robes & Turkish towels
Room III
Shimmering water views and sea breezes. A king bed and wingback chairs face the bay, and French doors open to the upper veranda — with Admiralty Inlet, Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainier and the Cascade range beyond.
French doors to the veranda · Wingback chairs · Bay & mountain views · Espresso maker · Robes & Turkish towels
Room IV
A spacious second-floor refuge around a massive king four-poster and a cozy gas stove in the hearth. French doors open to the upper veranda — a front-row seat for the Washington State ferries coming and going below.
Gas stove in the hearth · French doors to the veranda · Bay views toward Mount Rainier · Espresso maker · Robes & Turkish towels
Room V
A renovated queen room at the very center of the veranda. French doors open to the upper veranda's armchairs, and the evening light lingers over Townsend Bay and Marrowstone Island on the horizon.
Queen bed · Center room on the veranda · Evening light over Townsend Bay · Espresso maker · Robes & Turkish towels
Every room has a private en-suite bath, plush robes and Turkish towels, an espresso maker and complimentary Wi-Fi — and none has a television or a telephone.
The Veranda
French doors open to the upper veranda — sea air, coffee in hand, and Townsend Bay unfolding below while the ferries come and go.
Afternoon breezes welcome you to stay a while longer.
Townsend Bay · Admiralty Inlet · Mt. Baker · Mt. Rainier · The Cascades
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Breakfast
Breakfast is served each morning from 8:30 to 9:45 in the dining room — or delivered to your room as the European Platter, with freshly brewed Sunrise Coffee.
Vegan, gluten-sensitive, vegetarian and keto tables are gladly set with advance notice.
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The Inn
Below stairs, the day moves slowly. The dining room fills at breakfast; espresso and teas wait at the 24-hour beverage station; chilled sodas and sparkling waters stand ready in the guest refrigerator. Each afternoon brings freshly made cookies, healthy snacks and fruit — and the veranda takes the afternoon breeze.
Upstairs, gas fireplaces glow in the hearth, robes hang waiting, and the rooms keep the quiet. This is hospitality the old way: personal, unhurried, and warm.
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Port Townsend & the Olympic Peninsula
The inn sits tucked into a quiet uptown neighborhood — a short walk to restaurants, a local bakery, the Saturday Farmers' Market, the corner grocery, and live music & theater. And it is close enough to Olympic National Park for an easy day among mountains and sea.
Veranda breezes and firelit rooms. Nowhere to be.
Tides, trails and towns of the Olympic Peninsula.
Live music, small tables, and the Saturday market.
Escape to the Olympic Peninsula.
Five rooms on the bay, in uptown Port Townsend.
or call (564) 235-5609 · innkeepers@ravenscroftinn.com
