What our guests say about us…

"We enjoyed our 1st visit to The Captain Whidbey Inn. We loved the rustic qualities of the original building, the resident eagles each morning thirty feet above our window, and the delicious cuisine Friday evening. The staff was courteous and very friendly and informative. Looking forward to our next visit, hopefully in room #3."
D. & J. 1/6/11

"I especially loved the Captain Whidbey Inn! The cabin was amazing, with the old fire place and the amazing view. The food was magnificent. They make the best salmon I have ever had. They also make an amazing chocolate peanut butter tort. We also got to try their apple cake, which our server told us is the chef's grandmother's recipe, brought from Germany. It was excellent!"
J.S. 12/9/10

"27 years – wow- perfect weekend as always. Relaxing!"
J.C. 12/4/10

"The weekend couldn’t have been better. Ou"The weekend couldn’t have been better. Our cabin at the Captain Whidbey Inn was adorable. The dining room has a small but excellent menu, and the meal there was lovely. The Captain Whidbey Inn really has a delightful staff."
G.G. 12/1/10

"The sign says Captain Whidbey Inn, but for me it was a haven from the busyness that is my life. I am so grateful that I visited. Thank you for a peaceful and relaxing stay. And a delicious one too!"
V. 11/27/10

"Thank you so much for hosting us on our recent tour of Whidbey Island. I've always heard such grand things about Captain Whidbey Inn, but this is the first time I've gotten to experience the Inn for myself and I loved it. My cabin was very cozy and I would have loved to spend longer on the grounds."
H.L. 9/23/10

"Excited to be here, got the last room!"
C. & A. 7/10/10

"Married here on the lawn next to the boat-beautiful!"
C. & K. 9/17/09

"The inn is a jewel to be treasured. The dining experience superb!"
G.H. 12/14/09

"Captain Whidbey Inn on Whidbey Island, Washington, is as picturesque as it gets. Classic Pacific Northwest. It’s a sprawling, century-plus log lodge on a grassy slope above Penn Cove, with a stone fireplace in the lobby, weathered chests in the hall, a cozy tavern, and rooms overlooking the water or a lush garden. What’s not to love about that? Lodge rooms share down-the-hall bathrooms, but happily, they’re practical rather than quaint." Read More
February 27, 2011 by Marilyn McFarlane