The Commander's Beach House in Port Townsend , Jefferson County, United States | Bed and Breakfast

The Commander's Beach House in Port Townsend, United States,  is the only Bed & Breakfast located right on the water at Point Hudson.  Stroll easily to the shops and restaurants in downtown Port Townsend, or hike the beach to Chetzemoka Park and Fort Worden. Come storm watch, launch your kayak from our beach, or sit in front of the fireplace with a game or good book. You'll love The Commander's Beach House's cozy beach house atmosphere.  Listen to the waves from our three beach side rooms, or enjoy a view of the gardens and boatyard from our fourth room.   In the morning, delight in a sumptuous gourmet breakfast served at individual tables with views of Whidbey Island, the lighthouse and Mount Baker.   Weather permitting, you may also dine outside on our sunny veranda.
The Commander's Beach House provides an incredible setting for outdoor weddings or family gatherings. Come escape to our comfortable beach side retreat in Port Townsend.
Originally built in 1934 in the Colonial Revival Style, The Commander's Beach House was intended as the residence for the Commanding Medical Officer of the U.S. Quarantine Station maintained here at Point Hudson. Over the years, as the property changed hands, this gracious home has been occupied by a number of Coast Guard, Navy, and Army Commanding Officers and their families.