Any excuse to go play, you can count us in. We had some dear friends from Olympia Washington visit us for a day recently so we rented a boat on Lake Union, just a stones throw from downtown Seattle and … Continue reading →

Spring has arrived so that means Mariner’s Baseball is just around the corner. We invite you to come stay with us this spring and take in a game or two.The Guest House Bed & Breakfast is located just a short … Continue reading →

Today was a warm 62 degrees so I decided to become a “Seattle Tourist for the Afternoon” and take a tour with Beneath the Streets, a small local tour company that offers 60 minute tours of the Pioneer Square area … Continue reading →

Did you hear what’s happening in Seattle? The Seahawks are going to the Super Bowl and the city is alive with The 12th Man. You mention the Seahawks when making your reservation and we will have a Game Day Package … Continue reading →

What a wonderful summer we have had…. Our guests arrived to explore the Pacific Northwest from all over the world as far away as France, Germany, England and from all four corners of the United States and everywhere in between. … Continue reading →

April has arrived and the signs of Spring is everywhere here in Seattle. We LOVE spending time in our garden and spring is our favorite season for gardening. The greenhouse is filled with tomato seedlings and it’s also giving our … Continue reading →

 In January we decorated our second guest room with fresh paint and new furnishings which includes a new bed frame with a comfy queen Serta Mattress, nightstands and a writing desk.  Crisp Ralph Lauren linens make is most inviting and … Continue reading →

December has come to an end and it was a really busy one. Besides caring for our guests and all the activities that come prior to Christmas we decided it was time to update our Garden View Guest Room from … Continue reading →

We have been busy here at The Guest House Bed and Breakfast decorating the house for the holidays. The trees are up and trimmed and stockings (mittens) are hung by the fireplace just waiting for Old Saint Nicholas to arrive. … Continue reading →