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San Juan Island Bed and Breakfast - Friday Harbor, Washington

Welcome to Friday Harbor's Tucker House Inn Bed & Breakfast! We are extremely proud to offer San Juan Island lodging & accommodations in the beautiful town of Friday Harbor, Washington. Rated one of the top ten Inns to stay at in the San Juan Islands by Travel Holiday magazine, our newly renovated Friday Harbor inn offers hotel privacy, and is located just two blocks from historic downtown Friday Harbor and the San Juan Island ferry landing.

Convenient to San Juan Island whale watching, sea kayaking, hiking, biking, shopping and more, Friday Harbor's Historic Tucker House Inn Bed and Breakfast is the perfect place to stay during your Friday Harbor, San Juan Islands vacation.

Want to know what our Friday Harbor, San Juan Island property is like?

Friday Harbor's Tucker House Inn B&B comprises two renovated Victorian homes and cottages. Situated on one-half a residential blocks in Friday Harbor, Washington the property includes ample on-site parking, manicured grounds and a large, private deck. The Bed &Breakfast offers many common areas including a sitting room, video library, solarium, sun room, and outdoor patios and decks for your enjoyment.

Want to know what our Friday Harbor, San Juan Island accommodations are like?

We offer six rooms, two suites and two cottages. Most of our lodging & accommodations feature a queen-sized bed, antique furniture, TV/VCR, 2-person Jacuzzi tub and separate shower. All the accommodations at Friday Harbor's Tucker House Inn B&B have private baths an they are some of the most luxurious on San Juan Island.

And what about our breakfast?

Breakfast at the Tucker House Inn is prepared fresh each day and is included in your room rate. Breakfast consists of four courses - fresh fruit, homemade granola with stirred yogurt, a hot entree of the day, and dessert. In addition, we offer fresh squeezed juice, freshly roasted coffee and a selection of gourmet loose teas.

The Tucker House Inn provides an exemplary guest experience: privacy, beautifully appointed guest rooms and personalized guest services offered by a friendly staff. With six rooms, two suites and two cottages to choose from, Friday Harbor's Tucker House Inn has just what you're looking for.

We hope your travels to the San Juan Islands and Friday Harbor, WA brings you to our Bed and Breakfast's "always open"' door.

What is Friday Harbor like?

Friday Harbor, located on San Juan Island in the Pacific Northwest, is a picture-perfect historic seaport surrounded by spectacular mountain and marine views.  With a natural grandeur that combines salty breezes, vibrant blue water, pebbled beaches and fragrant woods, it is a rare, unspoiled retreat ideal for outdoor adventurers, wildlife enthusiasts and history buffs alike. 

Friday Harbor, an antidote to city life, is a small, well-preserved community tucked between Seattle, Vancouver BC and Victoria BC.  It’s a year-round destination, accessible only by ferry or seaplane, where visitors can easily get around on foot to indulge in the eclectic collection of art galleries, coffeehouses, boutiques and eateries.  Nestled in the center of a “rain shadow” cast by the mountains on the Olympic Peninsula, Friday Harbor enjoys nearly 250 days of sunshine each year and only half the annual rainfall of nearby Seattle, making it a place where kayaking, biking and walking are as common as driving.

Though only one square mile in size, Friday Harbor boasts nearly 150 historic buildings reflecting the community’s civic, commercial and residential history. Friday Harbor has been selected as a 2008 Dozen Distinctive Destination by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Friday Harbor is one of Washington’s few seaport villages to survive the turn-of-the-century fires that engulfed early Seattle and other cities. Its authentic downtown streetscape and postage-size Memorial Park are the gateway to discovering the rich history, rural character and pristine marine environment of the San Juan archipelago