Turtleback Farm Inn

Orcas Island, Washington

Turtleback Farm Inn is a country farmhouse located on Orcas Island, the loveliest of the San Juan Islands which dot the sparkling waters of Puget Sound. These beautiful islands are home to a wide assortment of varied plant life and magnificent watchable wildlife; whales, seals, eagles and hawks to name only a few.

This graceful and comfortable inn offers seven bedrooms, each with a private bath and decorated with a blend of fine antiques and contemporary pieces and now offering free Internet access. The addition of the very private Orchard House with four spacious bedrooms, each with full baths and private decks, adds another dimension to these fine accommodations. Travel & Leisure described this Inn as "a Hideaway that Perfected the Country Life." Highlighted by a spectacular setting, detail perfect restoration and expansion, spotless maintenance, and award winning breakfasts, Turtleback Farm Inn is a haven for discriminating travelers, who enjoy comfortable lodgings, breathtaking scenery, varied outdoor activities, unique shopping, and fine food.

Learn more about Turtleback Farm Inn & Orcas Island Washington at www.turtlebackinn.com

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Turtleback Farm Inn

Amenities

11 rooms, some with private decks, clawfooted soaking tubs, gas fireplaces. Custom woolen comforters & down pillows, radios, CD players, hair dryers, elegant robes, coffee and tea service, refrigerators. Children welcome, meeting rooms and weddings.
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Contact Information

Turtleback Farm Inn

Innkeepers: Bill and Susan Fletcher

Reservations: 1-800-376-4914

Phone: 360-376-4914

info@turtlebackinn.com

www.turtlebackinn.com

In The Press

Many consider Orcas the most beautiful (of the San Juan Islands), and among its many inns and bed-and-breakfasts the Turtleback Farm Inn is unique in many respects. It's a working farm set on 80 private acres of sheep- and cow-grazing meadows, woods, and duck ponds, with a green clapboard farmhouse that dates back to the late 1800s. Every night is romantic in any of its eleven elegant, uncluttered guest rooms, and every morning is special thanks to a prizewinning breakfast so memorable that it's featured regularly in food magazines, as well as in the inn's own Turtleback Cookbook - 1000 Places to See Before You Die