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Places to Stay Near Olympic Peninsula Wineries

Compare lodging near Port Townsend, Sequim, Port Angeles, and other Olympic Peninsula wine destinations.

Where should you stay for an Olympic Peninsula wine trip?

Choose the town that fits your first and last stop instead of treating the Peninsula like one small destination. Port Townsend works well for an evening tasting, downtown dining, and a walkable overnight. Sequim and Port Angeles can make more sense when a trip combines wineries with lavender season, the waterfront, or Olympic National Park.

Use this directory to compare locations, then confirm current rates, availability, parking, accessibility needs, check-in rules, and cancellation policies directly with the property. A listing is a planning aid, not an endorsement or a live inventory feed.

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Bed & Breakfast

Ravenscroft Inn

Ravenscroft Inn is a five‑room bed and breakfast in uptown Port Townsend offering Townsend Bay views, a daily gourmet breakfast, complimentary Wi‑Fi, and off‑street parking.

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Boutique Hotel

The Monarch Hotel

The Monarch Hotel is a historic boutique hotel on Port Townsend’s Water Street, offering characterful rooms near the downtown waterfront and local attractions.

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Boutique

Manresa Castle Hotel

Manresa Castle Hotel is a historic castle‑style hotel in Port Townsend offering guest rooms, event space and an on‑site restaurant. The property is noted for its Victorian architecture and local haunted lore.

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Hotel

Tides Inn & Suites

Waterfront hotel in Port Townsend offering rooms and suites with private decks, free Wi‑Fi, and in-room refrigerators and microwaves. Within a short walk of historic downtown and the ferry.

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Boutique Hotel

Palace Hotel

A restored 1889, owner-run Victorian hotel in Port Townsend’s historic district offering 26 unique rooms, limited free parking, and high-speed Wi‑Fi. Note: no elevator, no ground-floor rooms, and limited dog-friendly rooms—see the hotel’s Dog Policy.

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Plan a lower-stress overnight

  • Choose a designated driver or lodging within a realistic distance of the final tasting stop.
  • Check ferry schedules and reservation guidance before committing to a route.
  • Confirm whether the property offers late check-in, breakfast, parking, or accessible rooms.
  • Keep the itinerary to one area when possible; Peninsula drive times can be longer than they look on a map.