Inn at Harbour Village - Inn in Ilwaco - 120 Williams Ave NE, USA

We loved staying here and would recommend to everyone who wants to get some rest. The hosts are super friendly and help you finding a good restaurant and activities. Not to mention they feed you with home made cookies and offer a glass of wine. Rooms are a bit old fashioned but squeaky clean and the towels so fluffy. They don’t serve their famous breakfast anymore but there are good options close by.

This place is another level. It's just as gorgeous as it looks in the photos, at least! Absolutely everything in the place looked, felt, and smelled brand new and immaculate, aside from the bones of the house, which show their age with timeless grace. It's beautifully restored, diligently maintained, and the work the owners put into every detail shines through in ways that left me in awe. As another review stated, the towels smell lovely and they also feel brand new all of them(they even put the floor towel down next to the shower perfectly laid not even crooked 😂👍🏼), the beds are spectacular and the bedding is heavenly. The floors shine without a speck of dust, as does every surface in the room. We had a gorgeous and sturdy four poster bed that almost kept it's hold on us a little too long! High ceilings(first floor room), huge windows, a little fan next to the bed which was super helpful! I'm very very sad we didn't get to experience the breakfast, it would've been sooo appreciated and helpful but if that's the worst thing I can say, I think I can overlook it as a downside. I do regret that we couldn't stay longer!! The owners are SO nice, it's inviting before you even step inside and it only gets better. We seemed to miss the cookies and wine, that easily might've been our own oversight though! The only thing I will say, that this is an old building, it's sturdy as a brick house, but it's not a brick house, noise does travel very well. The other guests seem to be the quieter type, so there was certainly no issues for us regarding any noise we heard, hopefully we didn't cause any for anyone else! Keep it in mind though, if you're not the type who can handle hearing just about every footstep, and at least knowing when your neighbors are talking (may or may not hear the actual words), or if you are the noisy type, or staying in a group that can be a bit noisy. No one seemed to be up super late, and there was never any unreasonable noise, but bear in mind that your sounds may be affecting others at some point, and vice versa. I would describe it as a very quiet and respectful place and I'm certain they appreciate guests who are mindful of that. At the end of the stay, I'd only ever consider staying elsewhere if this place somehow just wasn't an option.

The young couple who were behind the reception desk seemed more interested in the computer than in helping us. The girl handed us a sheet of paper and said to circle the items we wanted for breakfast. I didn't see anything that was remotely 'breakfast', it seemed more snacky stuff..cold cereal, 'fruit cups', the typical bland fare one sees at chain motels. The only 'warm' thing on the menu was waffles.||We were handed the key to the room and were then dismissed. Not once did the couple mention that the downstairs had tables, a television, games, a microwave, etc. We only discovered that two days later, when the owner showed up the morning we were about to leave and mentioned that there was a microwave downstairs.|The room was small, if clean. When we first took possession of the room, I noticed that the bathroom toilet paper roll was almost gone. I had to ask the young man for a roll of toilet paper and a second washcloth. He seemed utterly confused, as if I'd spoken Urdu. But he did eventually give me a roll of toilet paper and a wash cloth. ||The sitting room is crowded with uncomfortable chairs and couches. The floor needs a good sweeping and the throw rugs badly need vacuuming. There was a pretzel on the floor in front of one of the couches, it stayed there our entire stay. The lighting for reading is dismal at best, as if they still used 25 watt light bulbs in the lamps.||Some folks mentioned cookies for the guests. Our first night there, there was a plate with two cookies on it. They stayed there the entire time we were there. Who knows how old they were? The next night, when we came back from dinner in Long Beach (there's very little in the way of restaurants in Ilwaco), there was a plate of eenyteeny cupcakes, no bigger than your thumb. I asked if they were for the guests? and got a non-committal shrug.||The sideboard in the sitting room had a electric hot pot and a Keurig coffee maker. The hot pot had about a tablespoon of water in it when we tried to get some hot water for tea. The guest was responsible for refilling, I suppose, because the young couple never so much as touched it. ||Towels etc were not changed, nor was the tiny wastebasket in the bathroom emptied. |There wasn't a single bit of information as to what amenities the guest could expect. The young couple seemed completely uninterested in doing anything for the guest. ||Overall, I give this Bed...there wasn't a breakfast worthy of the name..a rating as tepid as the service. ||

Really enjoyed this inn which was converted from a church. The room was very comfortable; the fireplace was going upon entering the room making it seem all the more cozy. The entire place was decorated for the Christmas season making it extra special. There is evening wine and cookies in the common area which is filled with comfy chairs and sofas. It's a quiet place and very relaxing. You can select what you want for breakfast the night before which is made when you get to the dining room.|All in all a great place to stay.

Highly recommend this place for a small town feel personal touch. Quite, tasteful decorations adorn all rooms and the common areas. Seeing the deer in the morning was a special touch for my husband. Thank you!

We had a very comfortable 2 night stay. The Inn is very clean and uniquely furnished. Although our room was small, access to the common areas made up for it. Our hosts could not have been nicer. The breakfast was okay but the afternoon wine and cookies outstanding. Would definitely recommend staying here.

The owners take special care of their property and their customers. They have really worked hard to turn a stay into an experience. Everything was clean, creative and well cared for. The bed was very comfortable and the room had a very coastal charm to it. During our stay it was very relaxing and quite. The owners are very fun to talk to and very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Breakfast each morning was great. We will definitely make this a destination when we are in this area.

Kevin & Leanna Moos are absolutely the most wonderful hosts and Inn Keepers. Our stay at the Inn at Harbor Village was a spur-of-the-moment, overnight, getaway. I called to see about rates on booking.com vs direct rates and they were the exact same except we were able to talk to Leanna about the rooms and choose which would be best for us (so I definitely recommend people contact them directly instead of thinking you need to go through a booking service). From the moment we walked in they were welcoming, warm, informative, and exceptionally delightful. The breakfast they make you in the morning is based on your own personal preferences and they go out of their way to make sure you have everything you need. The Inn itself is BEAUTIFULLY kept and incredibly comfortable. It's like being at home, but with the advantage of being away from home. The rooms are all unique and so charming, plus, because it's tucked away and the space is intended for adults only (no kids under 13 can stay there), it's quiet and peaceful. We loved it so much, after just a brief 24 hours there, that we already decided we'll be coming back and staying longer next time. For anyone who wants a beautiful place to stay that is quiet and has every comfort at an affordable price, I wholeheartedly recommend the Inn at Harbor Village!