A place for memories that will carry your heart
into another world. The Tower House Bed & Breakfast is located three miles from the
Friday Harbor ferry terminal in the San Juan Islands of Washington State. With only 2
large comfortable suites, free wireless internet via DSL, hot tub, bathrobes, beautifully
garnished, unique breakfasts, it is the perfect romantic getaway. The San Juan Islands are
located near Victoria BC; Vancouver Island, Canada. This web site has over 20 pages
with expandable photos devoted to travel and lodging information with maps. Also,
information on whale watching, kayaking and bicycling in the San Juans, and Friday Harbor
restaurants. Don't forget to check our B&B room availability calendar. When you need a
break from camping, tired from a hard day of bicycling or just want to stay at a
quiet place and escape Seattle traffic and the stress of work, come stay at the Tower
House Bed and Breakfast.
A romantic Queen Anne style B&B on 10 acres
overlooking San Juan Valley. Only 2 large suites with private baths, private sitting rooms
and king sized beds. With bathrobes for the hot tub, a peaceful country location and no
children allowed, this is your dream getaway accommodation to relax and unwind. The
sitting room in our Tower Room is a large tower with a
tufted window seat and stained glass window that views the sunsets. This room is $145
($180 starting May, 2007)/night double occupancy. The private sitting room in our Sun Room is a glassed in library with its own porch for $130
($165 starting May, 2007)/night.
The island is about 55 square miles and most of what you'll want to see is
scattered all over the island; therefore, we suggest bringing your vehicle. If you
need a taxi: Bob's Taxi (360) 378-6777; Raven Taxi (360) 378-6868; San Juan Taxi (360)
378-3550; Bus transit (360) 378-8887 or toll free (800) 887-8387 or http://www.sanjuantransit.com. Auto rental
at M&W (360) 378-2794 or (800) 323-6037 www.sanjuanauto.com
Note: The pictures throughout the site are expandable with a mouse
click. At the bottom of each expanded picture is an arrow to return you to the previous
page. A pause with the mouse, while pointing to the thumbnail will bring up a description
if using a current enough browser.
