The Meadows Inn in Port Angeles, Clallam County, United States | Inn

The Meadows Inn is nestled in 20 acres of meadow surrounded by tall firs with spectacular and changing views of the Olympic Mountains. The Meadows Inn is located just three miles off Highway 101 on Blue Mountain Road and a short distance to downtown Sequim and Port Angeles, Washington. The area is known as the “Blue Hole” as winds and rainy weather are shielded by the Olympic Mountains. As other coastal areas are known for their wet weather, the Peninsula boasts of 300+ days of sunshine per year.

You will find our rooms at The Meadow Inn are designed for luxury and comfort with themes based on cities we love from our own travels. Each room is unique in its furnishings and decor. Our suites are fully appointed with the highest quality linens, private bath, sitting area, closet space where you will find luxurious robes and slippers, and views. Rooms are also furnished with a television, cable, DVD/CD player, radio, and wireless Internet connections for those who really need to stay in touch.

You'll begin each morning at The Meadow Inn with coffee or tea service delivered to your suite. A sumptuous multi-course gourmet breakfast will await you in our dining room where you’ll find spectacular views of meadows, mountains, pine forests, and occasional wildlife wandering through the property. Our breakfasts always begin with fresh juices and homemade breads, along with an artistically designed seasonal fruit course. The main course includes either a hearty savory or sweet entree, prepared by our culinary expert (and owner), Bruce. One of our signature promises is that you will never be served the same meal during your stay - no matter how long you're with us!

You’ll find the perfect place to gather at the end of your day by the fireplace or on the deck. There you can toast your day with delicious appetizers and refreshments served each afternoon, before setting out for an enjoyable evening dInner in Port Angeles or Sequim, or in any of the surrounding towns.