We arrived expecting an elegant English Inn. The hallmark of any good B&B is its attention to detail. Regrettably, this B&B cut too many corners! We expected a lovely English garden with gazebo. What we got was a weedy garden and a gazebo so dirty that no one would sit there. Our room was nice and large but the furnishing... more

My husband and I love Port Townsend and we wanted to stay at a B & B instead of in a hotel. We found the English Inn on their website after hearing wonderful things about it from a friend. We were not disappointed in fact I can not say enough about the hospitality from the British man (yes the English... more

We stayed two nights in the Windsor Room. We both can honestly say that the mattress on the bed was the worse we've ever slept on. I think the mattress may be as old as the house. It was so bad that the second night we took the mattress off the boxspring and placed it on the floor hoping that... more

I spent a night at the English Inn in Port Townsend recently, and couldn't have been more pleased. The inn is in a lovely old Victorian house in a quiet residential neighborhood, but within easy walking distance of the heart of the downtown. Jennifer was a warm and welcoming hostess, cooked a delicious breakfast, and generally made me feel completely... more

We spent three nights at the English Inn as part of our honeymoon, during the Jazz Festival weekend. The owners are young and friendly, and their hospitality make the English Inn stand apart. The rooms are all unique and tastefully furnished around a theme. Our room was the Stuart room, and was very comfortable. The only downside was that we... more

We love this place and go back whenever we can. Mainly because the hosts are absolutly the best we have met anywhere we have traveled. It's fun, comfortable and the cookies are the best. It's close enough to downtown to walk but you get a great look at the uptown where all the people in Port Townsend live and go. more