Sleep Inside Old Officers’ Quarters At This Historic Hotel In Washington
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Unless you live on Whidbey Island, you might not know Fort Casey even exists. Tucked up in a corner of Coupeville surrounded by the natural beauty of Ebey’s Landing, it’s a quiet, peaceful, and almost hidden place. But not only is it full of fascinating local history and patriotic artifacts, but you can actually sleep inside former officers’ housing units when you stay at the Fort Casey Inn.
The property dates back to 1909, and the housing units still have a historic charm.
They sleep anywhere from 4 - 6 guests, depending on the number of beds. Many of them have beautiful clawfoot tubs.
They even have full kitchens, so you can make your family a meal instead of venturing out for food.
This place perfectly combines patriotism, whimsy and romance.
You'll love sipping your morning coffee and taking in the views.
It was named after Brigadier General Thomas Lincoln Casey, U.S. Army Chief of Engineers. It was used as a training facility until the mid-1940s, and now it's immortalized as a state park.
And it's even closer to the beach.
Rates vary, but you can typically rent a house for $150 - $175 per night, which is fantastic for a waterside property with a full kitchen and all the comforts of home.
You can rent the entire place for a family reunion or an event, or you can just bring someone special and enjoy the relaxation (and frequent deer sightings).
You can make a reservation at the Fort Casey Inn on their website. And while you’re there, make sure to save some room in your schedule for exploring Whidbey Island.
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