Palace Hotel - Highlights

Port Towsend is rich in art, history and natural beauty. Watch for whales; walk the thirteen miles of pristine beach or the trails at Fort Worden, the state park where "An Officer and a Gentleman" was filmed; attend the Blues and Jazz Festivals; visit art galleries and attend the Gallery Walk; shop at unusual stores with one-of-a-kind merchandise; kayak; sail;
visit the Historical Museum with its jail in the basement; and take a walking tour of historical houses.

This classic three story brick building was built by a retired sea captain in 1889 for $28,000.00. Built in the Richardson Romanesque style, the building's arched windows appear to extend for two stories. The ceilings are fourteen feet high, and the windows are twelve feet high. The rooms range from a Continental which share a bath in the hall to a suite with a living room, bedroom and kitchen. Most of the rooms have small refrigerators and microwaves (with popcorn), all have coffe/tea service, and color, cable TV. There are two smoking rooms, 14 non smoking rooms, and pets are welcome for $10.00/pet/day.

1004 Water Street, Port Townsend, Washington 98368

As you enter Port Townsend, you will be on Water Street. Pass the ferry dock at the light on your right and continue one block. The Palace Hotel will be on your left on the corner of Tyler Street. To get to the private parking, take a left on Tyler and a left behind the building. The entrance is in the front.