Location: Anacortes, Fidalgo Island, Northwest & Islands, Washington State, USA (70 Miles North of Seattle, 70 Miles South of Vancouver, BC)
Accommodations: Bed & Breakfast, 1 Bedroom + Detached Unit, 2 Baths (Sleeps 4)
Keywords: Bed and Breakfast Cabins
This is a unique B&B looking West over the San Juan Islands, always a great place to watch, Sunsets or winter storms.
Built by: Capt. Kidd with help from his crewmate Popeye, master carpentry, nautical and pirate themes throughout.
The rooms:
The Capt. Cabin king bunk, The Oar House queen & twin bunk, the Crows Nest 2 twin bunks.
Each room has complete privacy for the comfort of our guests.
There’s a well stocked Galley room with breakfast items and all sorts of beverages.
You may see Capt. Kidd strolling the decks and spinning yarns for those that will listen.
The Ship house was voted Anacortes’ best B&B the last 5 years, in 12 years of business, we’ve never had a complaint.
If your a romantic, tired, stressed, you’ll love this place and leave with a smile on your face and feel your part of our family, because you will be.
The Crew:
Capt. Kidd, makes sure things run smoothly.
First Mate Bette, makes sure the Capt. runs smoothly.
Chief Maggie, chef, girlfriday she runs the show, always smiling - stand clear until she’s had her morning coffee - Ouch!
Crew Kelley, just getting her sea legs.
Vacation Rental Features
- Amenities
- Linens Provided
- Off Street Parking
- Beds
- King Bed
- Queen Bed
- Twin/Single Bed
- Bunk Bed
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV
- DVD
- VCR
- Video Library
- CD Player
- Stereo System
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Shared Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
- Deck/Patio
- Lanai
- View/Location
- Oceanfront
- Communications
- WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Suitability
- Pet Friendly
- Handicapped Accessible (may have limitations)
- Smoking Not Allowed
- Activities
- Golf
- Shopping
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Swimming
- Biking
- Mountain Biking
- Wildlife Viewing
- Fishing
- Antiquing
- Live Theatre
- Shelling
- Hiking
- Restaurants
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Museums
- Other Activities
- Whale Watching
Rate Details (In US Dollars)
June 1st, to September 31st,........... $98-$159/night .. $550-$1000/week
October 1st, to May 31st,.. $89-$135/night .. $550-$ 900/week
All rates subject to 10% tax.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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Owner's Profile
Owner Description
Year Purchased: 1989
I was a Commercial Fisherman and a Railroad Conductor, retired and moved back to my home town of Anacortes. I always liked the islands and especially Anacortes, because your on a island and don't have to take a ferry. I still long for the sea and feel blessed that I can live on this beautiful island. This was a fishing village and now it's more pleasure boaters and tourists, with a few fishing vessels thrown in. We love to share our wonderful place with guests, we've had people from all 50 states and 24 countries. It's a beautiful place to relax and unwind,
Why the Owner Chose Anacortes
I built the cabins for my grandchildren to come and visit, when they got older all their friend's parents wanted to rent it so we went into business and decided to share this beautiful spot.
The Unique Benefits of this Bed & Breakfast
The beautiful sunsets, big freighters & sailing sloops cruising by, also watching the Sea Hawks and Eagles, hiking trails, beach combing, biking.
Property Photos
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- THE VIEW - Anacortes, Washington Water Front Cabin Rental
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- CAPTAIN"S CABIN - Anacortes, Washington Water Front Cabin Rental
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- THE OAR HOUSE - Anacortes, Washington Water Front Cabin Rental
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- THE CROWS NEST
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- THE GALLEY
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- THE GOOD LIFE
Traveler Reviews (3)
Best Getaway for Short or Long Visits
Guest: Weng And Linda
(Seattle, WA)
Date of Stay: 01/30/11
Review Submitted: 03/27/11
We came upon this B&B one dreary Valentine's Day week-end in 2008. And we've been back many times for a short week-end, or a base stop for ferrying to the other islands when our out-of-town friends visit. It's far more valuable than a time-share since "Capt.Kidd" [owner Oggie] would sit down with us and spin some yarn of entertaining tales about the islands and the sea. Great summer bonus treats when one could use the grill and have a cook-out with our guests. Wonderful place to recreate and rejuvenate, or simply do nothing and rest, surrounded with nature's sights and sounds of the Pacific Northwest.
Recommended for:Romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+, families with young children.
Heaven on Earth, again!
Guest: AndDeb
(Ballarat Victoria Australia)
Date of Stay: 10/17/10
Review Submitted: 03/23/11
We have visited this property twice. The position is ideal as it is easily accessed from other tourist spots such as Olympic National Park and The North Cascades N.P. During our last stay we took a day trip via ferry to the San Juan Islands and another day, drove up to Mt. Baker. The sunset views from the backyard are unbeatable, but you can also take a short drive to Mt. Erie (which can include a great hike) or Rosario Beach or even downtown. The owners are extremely gracious in every aspect from comfort, food, conversation and information, sharing their stories and listening to yours. We always leave with a tear in our eyes and hope to return again and again.
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, age 55+.
breathtaking sunsets
Guest: kristine
(michigan)
Date of Stay: 06/04/10
Review Submitted: 03/23/11
The ship house in is a home away from home. It has the best view of the ocean and the islands in town. The sunsets are absolutely unbelievable! You truly feel a part of a sea captains dream in the nautical inspired rooms. I cannot wait to lay in the hammock again and listen to the ocean.
Recommended for:Adventure seekers, romantic getaway, sightseeing, pet owners, age 55+, girls getaway.
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