Find Hotels in Lopez Island, WA from CA $185

"A very peaceful stay in an adorable home. Honor is very communicative and helpful. Would stay again!"

"A great small cabin for a couples getaway. A bit far from the town center and ferry. Looks nice, and the hot tub was a great touch on a rainy weekend."

"We showed up a bit early and we’re able to connect with the owner who ends up sharing the story of how he built it, tiles laid and a ton of great recommendations. We tried to go see as many as possible but we’re blown away by how accurate and beautiful his recommendations were. The place is nice, clean and the views are unreal. Just an overall fanstastical experience and lovely memories made. Thanks for letting us stay in your wonderful oasis!"

"This house is one of the best. You cannot beat the location and the view. The house itself is spotless and furnished stylishly an equipped with everything you could need. The best Vrbo on Lopez without a doubt."

"The space is bigger than it looks in the picture! Really enjoyed staying at this cabin. It felt remote but was only a 10+ minute walk into town. Will definitely be staying here again."

"Extremely satisfied."

"This was such a clean little place. Location was perfect, very quiet. Lopez Island is our favorite island. People are so friendly and it’s so quiet. We will be booking this weekend for a trip back in the early spring."

"We enjoyed the gorgeous setting and the house was very comfortable. We had excellent customer service from the management. The coffee pot proved to be dysfunctional, and was replaced within a couple of hours! Thank you, thank you!"

"We (initially 4 adults, but in the end just one couple could come) were looking for quiet and fresh, pine-infused air, and found it here in the woods a 20-min drive away from even the comparative calm of what the owner of the Lopez bike (and kayak) rental company called "the industrial north" of Lopez! (besides the ferry, the marina and village with bike rental, grocery store, bookstore, cafe, couple of restaurants--open only weekends or only for take-out, thrift shop and museum). Our phone carrier (T-mobile) couldn't get a signal until we got about to the center of the island (near the school)--which made finding the place a little bit of a challenge, so we were glad to have an approximate printed map, too. But the Internet signal in the "chalet" was easy to access and really strong and we did not feel isolated beyond what we'd sought: we ended up talking to several neighbors about a lost dog, enjoyed a local "Little Library" stand, and were quite near a boat launch and not far from the excellent hiking/nature viewing areas on the southwest side of the island. And at night, a view from the deck of a beautiful dark clear sky startlingly studded with bounteous stars. The well-equipped chalet (games, videos and books, as well as more than ample cooking equipment and washer-dryer) made a spacious but cozy home for the three days we spent there (and wished we could have stayed a week), with its wood-burning stove to take off the day's damp fall chill (but the furnace warmed the place well), comfortable couches and chairs, and views of the surrounding woods, out the large windows. We did find the downstairs bed a little soft and wished for a larger (or additional) dresser for unpacking our clothes and somewhat brighter lamps, and the dishwasher did not work very well. But we felt glad to have the option of it there and were careful to use as little water as possible in the kitchen and bath, as we understand that the island is particularly ecologically fragile. In sum, we highly recommend this property (which we found a bargain compared to places on other San Juan islands) as well as a stay on friendly, quiet Lopez (as we'd read about, other drivers regularly wave when they pass you on the road!)"