Dungeness Barn House Bed & Breakfast

The best B&B experience I have ever had. The room, grounds and location were just gorgeous. The room was huge, beautifully decorated, spotless. There was a large living room space with frig, microwave, coffee, snacks breakfast, etc. amazing views of the water. Claire, the owner, is amazing. Such a magical place, I cannot say enough! Loved it!

Clare, innkeeper and proprietor, is so very kind and conscientious. The location is superb! Snow capped mountains — including Mount Olympus — from our very spacious room’s windows while also being able to watch the occasional cruise ship and cargo/container ship amble by. Vancouver island is easily seen on the horizon. Dungeoness Barnhouse has private beach access so hunting for sea glass, shells and barnacle-encrusted rocks is easy to enjoy. We plan to book the B & B for the 2024 lavender festival once the dates are announced by Sequim organizers. Worth every penny — including the adventure it is to get from Sea-Tac to Sequim via ferry or Interstate. Eager to return to this gorgeous area of the Olympic Peninsula!

We had an amazing stay in the studio suite overlooking the beautiful front garden, Strait of Juan de Fuca and Dungeness Spit. We loved the fresh eggs provided for breakfast from the chickens out back and were able to snip some fresh dill and parsley from the gardens when we prepared our scrambled eggs. The room and bed were super comfortable and also loved having a soaking tub along with provided bubble bath product. The suite gave us a perfect vantage point for the Lavender Festival and it was an exceptional experience that we will forever remember. Thank you so much, Clare!!

Just amazing in every way! The remodeled kitchen should be in a magazine it is so gorgeous. I'm so glad to get to know Clare and her amazing restoration story of this old barn turned into a B&B. The construction is all done and Clare is the sweetess soul you'll ever meet. She goes about and beyond running this majestical place. 5 STARS.

My husband and I carefully researched quiet and romantic inns where we could celebrate our anniversary and were impressed by the positive reviews that Dungeness Barn House had received. Imagine our shock when we arrived and found it to be an active construction zone- something that Clare did not bother to warn us about until the moment we actually arrived. She assured us that it was “just painting” and would not be a bother (as if replacing the smell of sea air with drying paint was in any way acceptable). However, the next morning we awoke to the sound of power saws and other power equipment and the workers’ shouts and the loud country music playing on their radio. NOT the romantic scene we had envisioned. It is unconscionable of a proprietor to accept bookings for a very expensive room knowing and failing to disclose that it was an active construction zone. Thankfully, we were able to book elsewhere and she eventually agreed not to charge us for the time we spent there. Still, the first two days of our planned romantic getaway were utterly ruined by the stressful situation Clare put us in. Of less importance is that the bed was so tall that it was difficult for me- a woman of average height- to climb in to, Ditto the tub.