Kingfish Inn

Generous wine pours and a small, but well chosen list of wines by the glass. I had the flat iron steak and it was perfection! The atmosphere is casual, but the food is elegant. The view is fabulous too. Get out of Eastsound and explore other dining options — Kingfish is worth the drive!

I was looking for something unique when I found the All Dreams Cottages and Kingfish Inn. That I found! I rented Isle Dream cottage. It is a small romantic, intimate cottage with everything you could want. It has a kitchenette, the most comfortable bed, and was it quiet.
It was exactly what I was looking for. I got lots of art work done, some quilting, and a lot of relaxation. If I could have stayed longer I would have.

We had no idea what to expect but they had a vacancy on new year’s weekend at the last minute. It was closer to ferries than most of the other lodgings, near Turtleback mountain and not far from Eastsound. The restaurant downstairs, the West Sound Café, was closed for the season, but the owners of both the inn and restaurant Richard and Nanae came in to make us breakfast each morning. When they finished cooking (smoked salmon scrambles, french toast, banana muffins and locally roasted coffee) they would come and sit in the gorgeous dining room overlooking West Sound with us guests. The rooms are beautiful and the care that Richard and Nanae have put into the details at the inn are obviously. We stayed in the Lodge Pine room. All the rooms have gorgeous views (I mean, it’s Orcas island, right?). Our room had a rustic four post pine bed (hence the name of the room), and a cozy nook with a writing desk. The room is heated, but we turned it off so we could experience the gas fireplace. Can’t wait to go back when the Café is officially open for the summer season (starting in March, I am told).