Camano Island Inn

I’m sure this is a nicer place when their bistro is up and running. However, there is no air conditioning and no microwave in the rooms. Don’t go there when it is 80° or more in the area. The temperature in your room will be unbearable. We were booked and paid for 2 nights, but didn’t want to stay for night 2, and we just left.

We had a great time staying here! It could use some updating and there was no ac which made for some warmer nights, but it had everything we needed. There is not staff there all the time so it felt more like an Airbnb. The bistro isn’t open, but we found a breakfast place at the Cama Beach State Park that was delicious and just 5 minutes down the road. The views were beautiful and there was beach access so we could take our paddle boards right down to the water. Would stay here again for sure!

I had a wonderful, quiet stay at this undiscovered little inn. I, quite literally, never saw another person, including staff. Someone must have been there though as there was coffee made each morning. My room info came via text, and worked flawlessly. My only critique would be that the toilet bolts in room 3 need to be tightened as the « throne » was a little wobbly.

No hot water, door lock broken, extremely hot upstairs but no AC. Pictures and any good reviews from like 20 years ago.

Don’t believe Hotels.com there is and never has been a Bistro no breakfast, the worst coffee I’ve ever had, and it will be cold. This was a disgusting experience. We are in different properties 270 days a year. This for the price was by far the worst.

There is no coffee in the room. No food service at all. The property is “tired”, needs some updating. Never once saw a staff member.

I liked that homey feel & because there was noone around I still felt safe.

Hassel to track down anyone to provide check-in instructions, asked about drinking water staff unresponsive. Tampons on the floor which means the room wasn't cleaned, flies all over the cups ..

Dirty needs money spent

What a charming inn on some of the most spectacular private coastline in the Pacific Northwest. We loved our spot, feet up on our own private balcony watching Blue Heron, Bald Eages, etc. and boats going by, wandering down the path to the pebble beach below, picking blackberries... Idyllic. Our innkeeper, Charlene was so accommodating, SO hardworking. She was constantly cleaning, prepping, on the go, and yet took all the time in the world to chat with us about the Inn, local attractions, eateries etc. This is an older inn in a rustic setting, and if you don't do charming and rustic, this is not the spot for you. Keep to your 5 star resorts in the city and miss out on the sheer beauty and tranquility of this place. Prior to our stay, we read some scathing reviews on popular sites, but decided to risk it. Thank goodness. And all we have to say about the vehement attacks posted on line, is that those folks are used to being pampered and waited on, and need to stay well away from this amazing little place. Only one note .... Very few units, only one unit, #8, is on the little country road, and not oceanfront, so we would recommend asking for the oceanfront, which all others are ....Enjoy!!