Hotels in de buurt van Chetzemoka Park (Port Townsend)

'Best place to stay for a whale watching weekend in Port Townsend. Right downtown and across the parking lot from whale watching dock.'

'The hotel is a traditional hotel and in someway a bit outdated. But just because of this, it has its charm. The location in Fort Townsend is awesome and the staff is friendly. The beds are good. We had a bathroom with a old-school bath. I can imagine that this for older people is a bit difficult to use as the shower because of the high step-in.'

'We really enjoyed our stay. Parking was easy. The room was quiet. The beds were a little small but we would definitely stay again.'

'prijs / kwaliteit-verhouding was niet goed.'

'Was een beetje bezorgd door het lezen van de recensies. Gebouw ziet er aan de buitenkant verouderd uit. Kamers zijn erg groot en schoon. Bed prima. Niks mis met onze kamer en daardoor was ik verrast. Geen geluidsoverlast gehad. Ontbijt was voldoende maar de ruimte is heel erg klein en in dezelfde ruimte als de incheckbalie.'

'Great location'

'It’s called the Belmont Hotel on all the travel sites but when you get there, they say through the phone that it’s called Vacasa. This hotel is not open when you peek inside the windows of the hotel and front desk and no one around to assist. We had numerous calls trying to get someone to help us and everyone informed us they couldn’t help us until 4 o’clock when we could use a code that would be emailed to us privately to get into the hotel. Then we would need additional codes to get into a...

'Staff were great! Very friendly and helpful. Room was clean. Parking is free. It is a really neat place to stay! Lots of pretty flowers and trees outside!'

'Gorgeous and peaceful property. The staff were friendly and helpful. We will definitely recommend to our friends, and hope to stay again in the future. '

'De prijs/kwaliteit verhouding is goed. Verwacht geen luxe voor de prijs. We zijn er 2 nachten geweest en het is ons goed bevallen'

'The room was clean, but one of the most spartan rooms I've ever stayed in, particularly for the cost, considering there wasn't a dresser, barely a closet, places to put soap at the sink or in the shower, or even a towel rack. We saw a couple of the housekeeping staff a few minutes for the two days we were there. Their bistro was closed, so we needed to find dining. We had the best luck finding food in Stanwood, but the only table in our room was the iron set on the patio. It's February. Too...