Search Hotels Near Rothschild House Museum, Port Townsend

"Hotel is quaint and quirky, but the rooms are quiet and comfortable. Staff were super friendly and parking is free and easy. "

"Check-in was fast & easy, there was plenty of parking near our room. Some rooms are accessed from the parking lot, others by stairs or a ramp (which ours was). We had a partial water view balcony, which was small but still nice, but only 1 chair. The room was basic but clean. The mattress was on the firmer side, but the pillow was super-firm (think rock) the 2nd pillow on the bed was flat & flimsy. Neither was comfortable. The bathroom was clean, EXCEPT for 1 thing-the big wad of hair on the shower drain! So gross! I'd like to say I'd stay here again, but I shouldn't have to bring my own pillows or clean somebody's hair from the drain. "

"On site parking and on site Mexican restaurant. No pool, no exercise room, and one antique elevator which can only be manned by staff. IF you call and IF they answer. Not walking distance to downtown."

"Decent stay, good for the price. Room and bed were clean enough, some dusty spots but nothing to scare us off. No AC so we had to open the slider to get air, that would be my only complaint. Nice location across from the harbor."

"Cute, comfortable, well appointed room with all the essentials, very nice town to visit."

"Sweet historic vibes. Outstanding walkable location. Great outdoor space out back. Nice staff. Comfy bed. If you’re not used to noise, the property can be a bit noisy. And though we appreciate ‘historic’, the rooms lean more towards deeply outdated than ‘vintage’. We would go again for the live music and a few drinks. But probably would choose to stay somewhere a bit more off the beaten path."

"Access and use was good. View was great. Was over charged 2 nights instead of 1 which is frustrating "

"Clean quiet room"

"This is the second time I’ve stayed here - I love it so much. I’ve stayed in two rooms and they both were wonderful - I couldn’t ask for nicer rooms. The history of this place is fascinating and it supports an amazing non-profit. Spending time with Emileigh is a joy. "