Just returned from our 11th Anniversary weekend getaway. The Inn and McCurdy House is in a great location, with a spectacular view. It's just up the Taylor Street stairs from downtown and a few blocks from uptown. It's on a corner in a residential area, so you're not surrounded by hotels and motels and noise. We had a very relaxing time.

Kathleen is very friendly and soft-spoken. She offered suggestions on what to do and where to eat. She suggested the sunset at Fort Worden State Park, which we ended up just missing, but still enjoyed the magenta horizon. A longer stay next time will ensure that we catch the sunset there at least once!

She has a lovely garden, which I especially enjoyed as I am an avid gardner. I wish we had more time so I could just sit and take it all in. Again, we'll have to do that next time!

Oh, I can't forget to mention the breakfast! It was very tasty and filling. Another plus for our stay!

We had a short (one-night) stay, but it was just the perfect amount of time for us. And, the accommodations just added the pretty bow to our package getaway!

We discovered this B&B (the first we have ever stayed at) online and were drawn to its more "rustic" look. It was better than we were even hoping it would be! The location is perfect - the stairs leading down to the waterfront district were literally across the street. Kathleen was a great hostess and was able to offer us lots of ideas for what to do during our stay. Both of the breakfasts we enjoyed were divine. She was able to cater to our vegetarian needs with no problem. The bedroom with the magnificent view was great, and the bathroom with the giant jacuzzi tub was one of the highlights of our trip! Thanks Kathleen, for a great stay!

The accomodations were great. Kathleen went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and had all we needed. She even humored our (my) quirkyness of never sleeping past 6 a.m. Her breakfasts are the very best food we had in Port Townsend.

We stayed at this little known B&B in Port Townsend for Valentine's Day. We were surprised to find that we were the only guests. Although the house is huge there's only one room available at a time. So we had the place to ourselves along with the Inn keepers a Mother and Daughter, who purchased the McCurdy House and turned it into a B&B. The Inn Keeper is a retired school teacher, and just about as sweet as anyone could ever be. She's also a wonderful cook and went above and beyond to accommodate us. She decorated the breakfast table with a lovely Valentines tree, put a local Port Townsend newspaper out for us, recommended restaurants in town, and let us browse through her family photo albums which date back to the 1800's and were absolutely amazing to see. Definitely we recommend this B&B.
Gorgeous antique furniture, light fixtures, windows, wood stove, accents are everywhere you look. There's a little garden courtyard that would be a wonderful place to dine or read in the sun.
Hopefully she will continue to do well and be able to expand and add additional guest rooms. One note the deep soaking tub in this room is great but there was not enough hot water to fill it up. The room with it's warm wood beams, high ceiling, and enormous picture window that look out to the lovely view of the town and passage more than made up for the soaking tub. Overall this is a very relaxing, quite sanctuary.