Bed and Breakfast Association of San Juan Island:

  You are invited to review each Inn's accommodations and services online or call 866-645-3030 for personal assistance in finding the Inn that is perfect for your visit to San Juan Island.

• Bison Island Bed & Bronze:  Nestled alongside secluded Lake Marion
• Dancing Waters Guesthouse:  Overlooking Griffin Bay, offers lodging within walking distance of downtown Friday Harbor.
• Friday Harbor House:  Fine, contemporary Northwest dining and lodging in town. Dramatic marine views over Friday Harbor.
• Friday Harbor Inn:   Under new ownership, it is building a reputation as the most dependable, affordable San Juan Island lodging
• Friday Harbor Suites:  This remodeled all-suites hotel is nestled on the outskirts of town, yet is within walking distance of the waterfront village of Friday Harbor.
• Friday's Historic Inn:   Just two blocks from the ferry, this wonderfully restored, 15-room inn is a unique hotel with bed and breakfast flair.
• Halverson House Bed & Breakfast:   Your home away from home.  Enjoy the English Country style home just 2 miles from Friday Harbor surrounded by 5 1/2 acres in a beautiful pastoral setting.
• Highland Inn of San Juan Island:  Tucked away on a wooded hillside overlooking the Haro Straits, Olympic Mountains, Victoria, BC, spectacular sunsets and the Orca whale playground.
• Horseshu Guest Ranch:  Have a look around the great view across San Juan Valley with spectacular sunsets every night.
• Lakedale Resort:   With over 80 acres of private parklands, evergreen forest and fish-stocked lakes, Lakedale Resort is your perfect destination for relaxation.
• Lonesome Cove Resort:   Lonesome Cove Resort has been a place of relaxation and renewal since its inception in the late 1940s.
• Mar Vista Resort:   Forty westside, waterfront acres with eight fully-furnished cabins.
• Nichols Street Suites:   Deluxe Friday Harbor accommodations located just two blocks from the ferry landing.
• San Juan Central Reservations:   For a variety of vacation rentals.
• The Orca Inn:   For guests wanting to "spend a night not a fortune."
• Roche Harbor Resort:  A favorite "get away" destination for many visitors from all over the world who come back time and again for its country charm and ambiance.
• San Juan Island Vacation Rentals:  Offers completely private, furnished homes on acreages at various locations.
• Wood Duck Ponds:  A private, twenty-five-acre garden estate specializing in family reunions, fantasy garden weddings and receptions.

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