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The Inn at Pleasant Beach
The Inn at Pleasant Beach
Quality Inn & Suites Bainbridge Island
Quality Inn & Suites Bainbridge Island
Marshall Suites Bainbridge Island, SureStay Collection by BW
Marshall Suites Bainbridge Island, SureStay Collection by BW
The Eagle Harbor Inn
The Eagle Harbor Inn
Redmond Inn
Redmond Inn
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Seattle-Bothell, WA
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Seattle-Bothell, WA
Archer Hotel Seattle/Redmond
Archer Hotel Seattle/Redmond
Hyatt House Seattle/Redmond
Hyatt House Seattle/Redmond
McMenamins Anderson School
McMenamins Anderson School
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Seattle North - Lynnwood by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Seattle North - Lynnwood by IHG
Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-North/Lynnwood
Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-North/Lynnwood
Sonesta Select Seattle Bellevue Redmond
Sonesta Select Seattle Bellevue Redmond
Best Western Alderwood
Best Western Alderwood
La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Lynnwood
La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Lynnwood
Embassy Suites by Hilton Seattle Bellevue
Embassy Suites by Hilton Seattle Bellevue
Eastgate Hotel, BW Signature Collection
Eastgate Hotel, BW Signature Collection
AC Hotel by Marriott Seattle Bellevue/Downtown
AC Hotel by Marriott Seattle Bellevue/Downtown
Hyatt House Seattle/Bellevue
Hyatt House Seattle/Bellevue
LivAway Suites Seattle-Renton
LivAway Suites Seattle-Renton
Staypineapple, Watertown Hotel, University District Seattle
Staypineapple, Watertown Hotel, University District SeattleGo beyond your typical stay in Bainbridge Island
Top neighborhoods in Bainbridge Island

Winslow
Downtown Bainbridge Island, Winslow boasts local businesses along Winslow Way, including a bookstore, galleries, and multiple restaurants and bakeries. Enjoy the picturesque Eagle Harbor and catch a ferry to Seattle's Colman Dock.

Rolling Bay
Rolling Bay is a slice of Pacific Northwest paradise where you can actually breathe. This quiet corner of Bainbridge Island invites you to explore tree-lined streets, peek at charming cedar-shingled homes, and stroll along uncrowded beaches. Bay Hay and Feed serves as the neighborhood's quirky landmark, while nearby vineyards offer local wine tasting without the tourist crowds. Getting around means having your own wheels since public transit is limited. You'll find just a few casual cafes and a small market for essentials, but the real draw is the peaceful waterfront access where you can watch ferries glide across Puget Sound.

Port Madison
Port Madison offers a peaceful retreat where wooden docks stretch into crystalline waters reflecting Seattle's distant skyline. Nature lovers can explore Fay Bainbridge State Park's pebbly beaches or wander through Bloedel Reserve's lush gardens. Historic pilings and weathered boat houses dot the shoreline, giving glimpses into the area's 1850s logging heritage. This quiet residential area features vacation rentals and waterfront cottages with panoramic water views. While dining options are minimal within Port Madison, nearby Winslow is just a 10-minute drive away. The Bainbridge Island ferry terminal, 15 minutes by car, provides easy access to Seattle for day trips.

Eagledale
Discover Eagledale Park, a 7-acre oasis on Bainbridge Island, featuring tennis courts, an off-leash dog park, picnic shelter, children's play area, sand volleyball court, and pottery studio. Enjoy stunning Mount Rainier views on clear days.
Port Blakely
Top landmarks in Bainbridge Island
Learn more about Bainbridge Island
A short ferry ride from Seattle delivers you to an island where eagles soar above forests that somehow survived the region's logging frenzy. Winslow's main street offers bookshops and bakeries where locals debate the merits of different coffee roasters with scholarly intensity. Cyclists pedal past vineyards and lavender farms on roads where drivers actually slow for wildlife. The Japanese American Exclusion Memorial provides a sobering counterpoint to the island's beauty, honoring those forcibly removed during WWII. Kayakers paddle alongside curious seals in quiet coves, while hikers at Battle Point Park might spot resident herons stalking the shallows. The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art showcases Northwest artists in a building that seems to have grown organically from the landscape.

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