Old Consulate Inn

Enjoy Port Townsend from an 1889 Victorian mansion. The Old Consulate is one of only 3 "Pivotal" Historic Buildings in the County. Savor old-world charm surrounded by original glass and woodwork, furnished throughout with antiques, and providing carefully chosen details and amenities. Offering broadband WiFi, gourmet 3-course breakfasts, a pool table, grand piano, library and ocean views.

Perched on a bluff above the bay, this elegant, red, turreted Victorian mansion with a sweeping veranda and surrounded by parklike gardens features well-appointed view rooms, three with claw-foot tubs and one that's dog-friendly. This landmark opposite the 1892 county courthouse takes its name from the acting German consul, one of the inn's early boarders. Innkeepers Cindy Madsen and Nathan...

Though not quite as elaborate as the Starrett Mansion, the Old Consulate Inn is another example of the Victorian excess so wonderfully appealing today. The attention to detail and quality craftsmanship, both in the construction and the restoration of this elegant mansion, are evident wherever you look. Despite its heritage, however, the Old Consulate avoids being a museum; it's a comfortable...

This century-old Queen Anne home almost went unfinished when Port Townsend's economy hit the skids. Fortunately, it was sold for back taxes and completed. Now, this red house on the hill features spacious common areas filled with antique…

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This century-old Queen Anne home almost went unfinished when Port Townsend's economy hit the skids. Fortunately, it was sold for back taxes and completed. Now, this red house on...

Built in 1889, this historic landmark offers distinctly modern comforts. Each room has a cozy separate bathroom with a deep clawfoot tub. Evening turndown service brings terry robes, bubble bath and a delicious sweet. Most rooms have beautiful views and the outdoor Jacuzzi has a sweeping view of the bay. Breakfast is a rich and spectacular meal, with seven courses including fruit, eggs,...