Brinnon is a small town that sits on the western shores of the Hood Canal. Known as one of the gateways to the Olympic National Forest, it’s the perfect spot for a quiet getaway. And if you manage to book a stay at Brinnon Gardens, you may never want to leave.

Brinnon Gardens is a tranquil 5 acre property located in the heart of Brinnon.
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The gardens are private, so if you stay here, you'll enjoy total seclusion.
There are three units for rent on the property, and each of them are nice and secluded.
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All you'll here are the sounds of the nearby streams and the occasional wildlife.
The Garden Studio is 650 square feet of bliss.
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The studio was completely remodeled a few years ago, so everything is nice and modern.
Enjoy your morning coffee while taking in the sweeping views of the gardens...
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... or head outside and take a shower.
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There's a big wall of bamboo and a shower curtain to ensure your privacy.
The studio is equipped with a large kitchen for you to cook your own meals.
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And if you'd rather let someone else do the cooking, just head to one of the nearby restaurants.
The comfortable queen bed can sleep two, while the pull-out couch converts into a full=sized bed that can accommodate an extra guest or two.
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And at a low rate of $110 per night (for two guests), you might be tempted to stay all summer.
Brinnon Gardens doesn't have WiFi, so disconnecting will be a breeze.
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If you do need to log in, you'll find WiFi at the nearby Community Center and the local restaurants.

You can book your stay at this charming guest suite here. And while you’re there, take some time to find the Hood Canal’s hidden gems.

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