A Boutique Port Angeles Inn
George Washington Inn sits on a high bluff overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca, much like Mount Vernon, George Washington’s home, sits on a hill overlooking the Potomac River. When this coastal meadow was purchased in 2002, owners Dan & Janet Abbott vowed to share the unique property with others and to nurture it into something worthy of its natural beauty. The Mount Vernon-like setting inspired them to build a waterfront Port Angeles Inn that would give others an opportunity to reflect on the faith of George Washington and our founding fathers and the spiritual legacy that they left to their countrymen and successive generations.
Explore this stunning Port Angeles Inn:
Tour the Inn
Comfort and modern luxury, alongside a sense of George Washington’s legacy, greet you at every turn.
Inside the Inn, guests are delighted with wonderful areas to unwind. Read a book in the library, enjoy a game of chess in the great room, watch the sunrise from the breakfast room, or stop by the gift shop.
Outside the Inn
Outside you’ll be treated to panoramic water and mountain views, fields of lavender, wildflowers, vast lawns, and visiting wildlife. Views to the north include the Strait of Juan de Fuca, San Juan Islands, Mount Baker, and Vancouver Island, Canada. To the south, majestic views of the Olympic Mountain Range greet the sky.
During spring and summer, the property is in full bloom. Autumn brings the golden hues of changing leaves, and winter provides the occasional snow shower.
Join Us at the George Washington Inn
George Washington Inn was established with an enduring commitment to live up to the integrity and respect that the name commands. Dan & Janet remain steadfast to the high standard set by the Washington name and continue to make the inn one of the best places to stay on the Olympic Peninsula. Their desire is that you will be refreshed and inspired by our Creator’s incredible handiwork in the surrounding landscape and “discover a country house of an elegant and majestic simplicity” (as penned by J. P. Brissot de Warville after a visit to Mount Vernon in 1788).
