The Coupeville Inn

Booked our last minute trip based on availability over the 4^th of July weekend. Not many options left. The price was a bit high and I was only able to see vague pictures online so we didnt know what we were really getting; however, we were pleasantly surprised when we got to our room. Lots of character, spacious and clean! The only thing that could be improved is the breakfast, but that isn’t a deal breaker. Great weekend getaway, with lots to do around the area.

It’s a cute, quiet place with a great location, walking distance to the restaurants and shops. We were enjoying our stay right up until breakfast, which was a big disappointment. Canned peaches, instant oatmeal, and a tough bagels didn’t do it for my group. I mean this is our vacation! So, we walked down to the main drag and had a wonderful breakfast at the Knead and Feed instead, which is great.

Very comfortable and welcoming inn.
Great location and staff was very friendly. Rooms were average and the breakfast setup was basic, but met our needs.

I got married just a few weeks ago in Coupeville and about half of our wedding guests, including the wedding party, and my husband and myself, stayed at this hotel. It is a charming and quaint little place with beautiful views, friendly staff, and clean rooms. It’s a bit rustic, but that lends to the charm, the rooms are decorated differently, but the bed was probably the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in! The front desk people were exceedingly wonderful, and they had been terrific through the whole process while we planned our wedding from out of state! I highly recommend this place as a wonderful romantic getaway, a fun place to stay for a group of friends (the groomsmen all rented one of the condos in back) and all in all a great deal!

Went here based on Unilocal reviews.
$ 150 for a room with somewhat of a view of the water and the most basic continental breakfast. The hot water for tea/​oatmeal was only warm and the replacement coffee carafe was filled with leftovers from the last carafe. The egg poacher was a nice touch, but we got to listen to tales of garbage overflow and truck pick-​up dilemmas while eating the eggs. Fortunately, my traveling companion has a sense of humor!
Clean and A-​OK for a real budget hotel, but not for $ 150.

A nice hotel, very clean. Our room was next to the exit, so it was a little noisy from the foot traffic. No fan in the room and no window to open so room got very struffy. they do have box fans available. The room was nicely appointed with mission style furniture. The room was large but had only a queen size bed. They allow dogs but charge an additional $ 30 a night. The price was high for what it was, $ 135 night. Very close to the wharf and shops.

Very cute hotel with clean well decorated rooms and comfy beds for a great price. The staff was very friendly.

I’ve been going to Coupeville since I was a little kid, but we typically go during the arts & crafts festival in August. I decided that my boyfriend and I should go in May because work has been stressful and I needed a relaxing mini-​break. We decided to stay the Coupeville Inn because it’s right in town and we could walk to everything.
It was a great choice! Our room was totally adorable, with a queen bed, balcony, and cute Asian décor. Since the Inn was pretty empty, it was amazingly quiet and we were able to have plenty of privacy. It was nice to be right in town because we could pop back into our room whenever we wanted to.
The bed wasn’t as comfortable as it could be and we didn’t sleep especially great the first night due to its lumpiness, but overall it was okay.
The staff is SUPER nice and very friendly. There is also a continental breakfast from 7−10am, but we didn’t try it since we went to the Knead & Feed for breakfast both days (HIGHLY recommended, btw).
Overall, we had a very nice experience and we are planning to come back again next spring! :)