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207 N.W. Coveland
P.O. Box 1305
Coupeville, WA
98239
Phone Toll Free
1-877-881-1203
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Garden Isle Guest Cottages & Vacation Home
Nestled on two acres in the historic old town area of Coupeville



 
About Garden Isle Cottages
The cottages are nestled on two acres of land in the historic old town area of Coupeville, Washington, on Whidbey Island. From the cottages are views of town, the waters of Penn Cove, and the majestic 11,000-foot high glacier-covered Mount Baker. 

The lovely garden cottages are thoughtfully decorated and equipped with a VCR, cable TV, queen bed, and a mini kitchen with microwave. One cottage also comes equipped with a gas fireplace, and both cottages share an enclosed outside hot tub. Our cottages have local dial phones, which can also use calling cards for long distances call, along with hooksups for modem's. A delicious continental breakfast will be provided in your cottage. 

Our Rates
  • Rates range from $100.0 to $120.00 per night plus tax. We accept Visa, Mastercard Cards to hold your reservation. Cancellations must be made at least a week in advance.
  • For the convenience of other guests, no smoking and no pets are allowed. Children are permitted and we have a playground suitable for children up to kindergarten age. 
How To Get Here
From Seattle:
Take I-5 North to Exit 182. Travel Hwy 525 to the Mukilteo Ferry* (20 min. ferry ride). Follow 525/20 to Coupeville (approx. 40 min.). Make a 
right turn at the signal light (overpass); drive .7 mile. Look for Garden Isle sign on the left.

From Canadian border:
Take I-5 South to Exit 230. Follow the signs to Coupeville on Whidbey Island. Make a left at the traffic signal
(overpass) into Coupeville. Drive .7 mile and look for the Garden Isle sign on the left.

From Pt. Townsend/Keystone Ferry:
Make a left off the ferry, drive 4.7 miles. Look for the Garden Isle sign on the left.

An alternative, to the sometimes long wait at the ferry, is driving around via the Deception Pass Bridge.

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Listed March 9th, 2001
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