I found out a week before we're supposed to be staying here (first weekend in May) that the inn would be going thru renovations and would be closed during the time we are supposed to be staying there. The new owner called us this morning apologizing for the inconvenience. Gee thanks. Why wasn't this on the site when I made... more

First let me just say that we only stayed here for one evening, and therefore only had one breakfast. We arrived there around 3pm and were greeted by Calista. The inn was bright, spacious, and clean, and Calista was friendly and helpful. For afternoon tea, we were served cookies and drinks (coffee, tea, cocoa and bottled water). The only problem... more

We expected an excellent property and a pleasant stay but got a couple of bad surprises when we checked in. We had advised the innkeeper that we would be there between 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM depending on our flights. We arrived a little after 7:00 and there was no one there to greet or check-in. A key had been... more

The West End Inn was incredible. My husband and I were made to feel right at home. The decor was beautiful and everything was well kept. When we arrived the innkeeper, Calista, greeted us with tea and brownies. She then provided us with map of the area and several recommendations for dinner. Dan, the owner was also there, and he... more

My partner and I stayed at the West End Inn in late October for 3 nights. I booked our room online at $119/night and the inn was running a fall foilage special and I was able to get the third night for free. We reserved the Cliff Island room on the main floor and it was a great room. It... more

My wife and recently (August 2005) stayed at the West End Inn, located near the Portlandt harbor area. It is situated in a working class residential neighborhood, which was a little surprise at first. We soon got used to the neighborhood (think parts of Berkeley or Queen Anne in Seattle). About a 20 minute walk to the harbor attractions of... more