Tree Frog Night Inn

We rented the Mediterranean and Forest rooms and had a wonderful time. The innkeepers were extremely helpful and hospitable. The rooms were beautifully decorated, clean, and quiet. We enjoyed the hot tub in the woods. We went hiking each day at great spots that were only a short drive from the Inn.
We hope to visit again! … Soon!

Every detail is perfect! We stayed in the Salish room. I love the Eco emphasis and everything so modern. Check out the hot tub under the stars!!! Beautiful fusion of culture and tourism in a lush sanctuary. Nice job. We WILL be back.

This is our 2^nd year here for our anniversary, haven’t been able to stay in the Mediterranean suite yet but the Salish suite is beautiful. The custom details, the beautiful and peaceful property, hot tub for two and super sweet owners all make this our top choice in bed and breakfasts in the area. We are pretty sure we will continue our traditional stay here, and have recommended it to several friends.

Wow! What luxurious accommodations. We were impressed with the welcoming kind staff. We stayed in the Mediterranean suite enjoying the fireplace, pillow topped king size bed, jetted tub, heated bathroom floors and surround sound! The appliances were Eco friendly and new. The Mediterranean furnishings were romantic and warm. Hand cut soaps in the bathroom as well as natural body wash, shampoo and lotion. Fresh ground fair trade coffee. Complementary bathrobes. The sauna was 3 steps outside our suite and warmed up quickly. The outdoor hot tub was a short walk down the trail to a semi private area. The grounds were peaceful and tranquil. Overall we had an amazing and comfortable stay! We will most definitely be returning.

Wow. Stayed here for pretty much all of February earlier this year and it was amazing!
Great staff made sure that I had everything I needed.
Very cozy and had access to everything I needed.
I plan to make it back there sometime in the future with the entire family.
Hands down one of the best places that I have stayed in a long, long time!

Tree Frog Night Inn was one of the best B&Bs I have ever stayed in. I booked a room for a weekend getaway for a friend’s birthday, and Kara and Kurt were wonderful and welcoming hosts. Kara took care of ordering the perfect little birthday cake and making sure it was there on our arrival. Our room (Forest Room) was beautiful – I loved the thoughtful detail that was put into the décor. The price was right, too. I’d recommend this place to anyone looking for a place to stay in Bellingham.

One of the best parts for us when visiting the Pacific Northwest is staying at the Tree Frog Night Inn in Bellingham, Washington. This summer was our fourth stay at this wonderful bed and breakfast. There really is no other place quite like it. Set in the woods, the Tree Frog Night Inn is peaceful and quiet as well as pastoral and lovely. We have always stayed in the Mediterranean Suite, which is lushly elegant, but well designed for comfort and use. Weekday breakfasts can be eaten on the porch of the suite where you can watch the birds and listen to the fountain. Weekend breakfasts are wonderful — delicious main courses and accompaniments (raspberry scones! Local cheeses and smoked salmon!). The weekday breakfasts are also excellent with a variety of cereals, including homemade granola, local yogurt, fruit, and juice. Kara and Kurt are so friendly and helpful. This is a truly special place.

The TreeFrog Night sits in a beautiful spot in the woods just northeast of Bellingham’s downtown area. We were fortunate to get a night there during a busy weekend in Bellingham (lots of graduation ceremonies in this college town) and immediately admired its artistic creativity.
We stayed in the Mediterranean Suite, which was gorgeous (roomy enough for two people max), and would have rated it more highly, but were somewhat disappointed that breakfast (other than a «do-​it-​yourself» style continental breakfast) didn’t come with the price. We’ve stayed in many less-​expensive B&Bs where a full breakfast was included in the price. (A full breakfast is available with advance notice, if you want it, but it’s a minimum $ 30 additional charge for one or two people. And this isn’t readily apparent on their website.) The continental breakfast was good as such things go (the granola was fantastic), but you do have to serve yourself, wash your own dishes, etc. Not what I’ve come to expect from a fairly pricey (and such a lovely) B&B.
If you’re into green and sustainability and such, and don’t expect a full breakfast with the price, this is a great selection, though.

What an amazing experience. We stayed one night in the Forest Room and it was beautiful, cozy, and extremely relaxing. The hosts were very nice and we really enjoyed our night at Tree Frog, what a great place to recharge. We will definitely be back the next time we are in B’ham.

We didn’t get to experience breakfast because we were staying only one night and in the Forest room (breakfast requires a longer stay in the Forest room, or a stay in one of the suites) — but any expectations were far exceeded! The Forest Room was the perfect place to rest our heads after a wandering adventure up from Seattle, and an even better place to wake up this morning, brew organic coffee, wander the grounds & socialize with happy chickens. We enjoyed the property forest before heading out to explore Bellingham (we got a killer breakfast at Mount Bakery Café) and the nearby waterfalls. Thank you Kara, for making us feel at home!

The Tree Frog Night Inn is as good at it gets. This is by far the best B&B that we have ever stayed at. Kara and Kurt are such wonderful hosts! The Mediterranean room was the room we stayed in for 3 nights, it was soooo relaxing and beautiful. The atmosphere and location is just heaven. My only disappointment was that I didnt get to stay longer. We will definitely be coming back for another stay! Thanks Kara & Kurt!
Daphne & Mike

My husband and I wanted to stay at a B&B in Bellingham for the weekend and we found the Tree Frog Night Inn. What a pleasant surprise. Kara greeted us and made us feel right at home. We stayed in the Forest Room and it was adorable. So relaxing and peaceful. I am so glad we found this inn. If we are in the area again, there is no doubt, we will stay again.

One of my favorite getaways. Beautiful N Puget Sound, for a quiet, relaxing, and intimate setting. Facilities are 1^st class, and décor is customized by local artisans. Hosts make a fabulous organic breakfast to suit your taste with local ingredients. Sauna, hot tub, nature. And Eco– friendly. Service is fantastic.

We stayed at the Tree Frog Night Inn for two nights after our wedding.
Weddings, no matter how low key you try to go, are big events with tons of energy and frenzy.
We had visited the Inn in advance to reserving to see if it fit and it was more than we expected.
We stayed in the Mediterranean suite and my husband specially loved the bathtub. To hear him sigh in deep contentment made me very happy! I loved it, too, and the ladies (chickens) and the beautiful flowers in the garden, the squirrels, the quiet,
the space and time to think over all that our wedding day had been.
We had a hot tub and, laying back and gazing at the sky, we watched a hummingbird high up in the trees above us, perfection, wonder, love.
Weddings are emotional and I am very happy that Tree Frog Night becomes part of our story, part of our hearts.
highly recommended.

We stayed in October last year and I forgot to right a review. This B and B is very personal, charming, clean and quiet. The host and hostesses are super hip and groovy! Special touches abound, cd’s in rooms that represent the theme of décor, chickens as neighbors, art murals, wild life, Trees and an awesome bed! It’s a must go!

I stayed here for 8 nights while in the area on business, and I could not recommend it more.
I will assume going in that you know this is a hippie-​bed-​and-​breakfast place, and not either the Four Seasons or some generic chain lodging establishment.
The property consists of the large main house where innkeepers Kurt and Kara live, and the outside «inn» consisting of two suites, a kitchenette/​laundry room, and a sauna. Yes, a sauna.
I echo the Kara and Kurt are friendly but not overly intrusive. This version of «bed and breakfast» isn’t the «everybody come down for breakfast» that most people are afraid of. I hear that they do offer a main-​house breakfast, but my schedule never did allow for it.
I stayed in the Mediterranean Suite, which had a small living room with futon couch, table, chair, desk area and pot-​belly stove heater, and a reasonable size bedroom with queen bed, tv, stereo w/​ipod dock and dresser. The bathroom was enormous and beautiful, with heated tile floors and a two-​person shower well big enough for two to shower comfortably (two separate sets of shower controls, too).
When I got there, a bottle of wine and some biscotti was laid out. Every day, Kara came in to do a little straightening-​up, replace coffee, etc. and leave a little bite of chocolate.
I appreciated all the provided amenities (lotions, shampoos, etc.) and that they weren’t in little disposable bottles, but large dispensers. (Hey, I’ve converted to Northwest eco-​think.) Towels were huge and soft.
There’s a coffeemaker in the bathroom and decent coffee below; cream is in the kitchenette fridge. It was nice to be able to drink 4 pots of coffee a day, like usual…
I got the continental breakfast every day, which was lovely. Homemade bread and jams, fresh eggs from the live-​in chickens (7 lively little ladies, who had the curious personalities of dogs), cheese, nuts, olives, house-​made dried tomatoes, yogurt, homemade granola, etc., all of which was laid out on local-​artist made pottery. The breakfast was laid out on a tray and in the fridge in the kitchenette, so I could go get it when it was convenient for me. It was really spectacular to wake up to every day. I let Kara pretty much pick for me, because I’m not that picky, and don’t like making decisions… and I realized quickly that EVERYTHING was really, really good.
I did use the sauna — twice! — which is just the neatest thing. Big enough for just about two people, and just decadent.
The property is lovely, quiet, and makes you feel like you are 100 miles from anywhere. There’s a fire pit, a garden, and on the grounds, an event space and meditation center (so I understand). In addition to the chickens, of course, and an outdoor treehouse… The last day I was there, they were also installing a hot tub. (!)
Wireless was mostly very dependable, and free.
It’s about 10 minutes outside of downtown Bellingham, and there is no public transportation that I know of, so you will need to drive — and you should get there when it’s light out, because the lane is a little hard to find on the 55 mph road. They included a menu book (not sure if some deliver but I would assume) and a book of nearby activities (of which I got to check out a woeful few — although the waterfalls shouldn’t be missed).
I can’t say enough good things about how kind and hospitable these people are, or what a nice, relaxing time I had there while spending my days at business things.
It happened to be my birthday on the last night I was there, and (pursuant to my request) Kara found me the absolute best cake, which was a totally wonderful treat. Bless her heart, she even left a card! :)
For about $ 10 more than the Hampton, I got a unique, amazing experience, felt like I had a little vacation, and made the acquaintance of these two wonderful people (and some of their friends). Definitely a great choice and I would come back in a heartbeat the next time my business brings me to Bellingham.

This place is over the top wonderful!!! Kurt and Kara have done a lovely job creating a super comfortable environment that lets each guest feel at home and at peace. When I arrived, Kara greeted me with a smile that exuded warmth and kindness. From that point on I knew I had made the perfect decision on where to stay, and I was right. I spent three nights in The Coast Salish Native American Suite. My favorite features included; the california king bed, the heated bathroom floors, the double headed shower, a flat screen tv, a cozy fire place and the candles located on each side of the bed. If you have time makes sure you have breakfast with these two as well. Everything they serve is fresh, local, homemade, and simply delicious. Also if you’re into music, Kurt plays a pretty mean mandolin– Thank you so much Kurt and Kara and I hope to see you again sometime in the future:)

This place was fantastic! My girlfriend and I stayed in the Mediterranean/​Turkish suite. The décor was beautiful, the bed super-​comfortable, the bathroom floors heated (yes), a sauna, bath with jets, beautiful surroundings, unbelievable breakfast the next day (soufflé?!! delicious!). Plus it’s close to Bellingham/​Fairhaven and some awesome parks. Added to that, the owners and their friend who was around for the day were incredibly friendly and nice. Can’t be beat.

the tree frog night inn is absolutely wonderful.
the path to the cottages snake around beautiful evergreens and is comparable to a short nature walk. once you arrive at the door to your swanky cottage– you’ll be impressed. while the cottages are a little small, they were perfect for our short stay in bellingham.
we stayed in the salish room, and that included: a california king bed, wine upon our arrival, a double shower, heated bathroom floors (WHAT?!), cozy robes, and amazing breakfast cooked by the innkeepers.
to save a little cash, we decided to bus our way around bellingham. or, that was what we had intended…
kara, the innkeeper was so generous and insisted on giving us a lift to downtown (more than once), and genuinely cared about our happiness and well-​being. the inn is the perfect distance from downtown. you’re not so far removed from the nightlife that it’s a hassle, but just the perfect length to feel like you’re really «getting away».
i’d recommend it to anyone.
well not my enemies. they can stay at the motel 6 in everett.