Hotels in Brinnon

"Clean. Friendly staff. "

"Excellent place! Definitely hasn't been updated since the late 80s, but what it does have is clean and functional! Absolutely can't beat the price!"

"Super friendly staff. Clean rooms. Great amenities. Check in was quick. Overall great experience."

"The staff were all friendly and excellent. There are good quality hot/cold water dispensers thought which was very useful. There are 2 amazing massage chairs in the TV which provided a relaxing massage after a long flight. I highly recommend it. There are very clear instructions for everything. My only criticism would be that there is a slightly must smell in the room. Unfortunately this is typical of carpeted hotel rooms which have varying vacancy period. Something to work on. "

"The room was comfortable and quiet, the hotel staff was superb and made our stay, with our dog Candy, super enjoyable. I thank them all. 🌺"

"Great room. Comfortable. Slept like a baby. "

"Clean rooms. Friendly and welcoming staff. This is "old school" hospitality!"

"YES"

"I didn’t have breakfast so can’t rate. Had the happy hour prixe fixe deal which was reasonably price but frankly not that fantastic but they were short staffed due to a very bad traffic accident on the Hood Canal and the pizza I had tasted like one of the frozen types wi5 way too much sauce and gobs of cheese. The soup - tomato - was fine. And the dessert a chocolate fudge type cake was fine. The price was ok. BUT I loved my room. I wouldn’t come here for the food but the room was divine. King bed, huge room, soaker tub with a view of the harbour and a gas fireplace. MY MAJOR complaint was that the signage to the hotel was almost non existent coming from Port Townsend. There is a crucial junction of 101 South just as you head away from the turnoff to P Townsend and I got totally confused and continued south on 101. I saw the very obvious signs for the routes east, the direction I KNEW I should be heading but THOSE signs mentioned Kingston and FERRIES to Seattle amd Bremerton. But because P Ludlow is a tiny place no mention of it. SO TAKE that exit for ferries you drive through clearcuts for what seems like MILES with nothing but constant traffic and when I almost gave up I saw a tiny sign saying Port Ludlow (but before that the only other sign I saw was for Port Gamble which threw me off). Which was good but I was travelling alone and so locating tiny signs on a road with fast traffic is very hard at my age- 74! Next thing I know I am roaring across the Hood Canal!"