Holly Hill House is an elegant and intimate five bedroom Victorian Inn located in the heart of Port Townsend's Historical Uptown District. Built in 1872 by Colonel Robert C. and Elizabeth Hill, the Holly Hill House is beautifully maintained and famous for its stippled woodwork and Victorian plantings. The delightful gardens bring a special joy with 88 rose bushes surrounding the grounds along the white picket fence. The 100+ year old upside down Camperdown Elm on the historical tree registry is guarded by 20 ancient Holly trees. Every turn brings another floral pleasure. The Holly Hill House provides comfortable accommodations that pamper guests with a peaceful relaxed atmosphere. Their sumptuous gourmet three course breakfast is enjoyed in a gracious formal dinning room on a candlelit table set with exquisite linens, china and silver. Afternoon tea with fresh home baked pastries, hot chocolate with homemade marshmallows and Nina's signature cookies are served in the elegant parlor in front of the original Italian fireplace. The cozy leather furniture coaxes you to relax and enjoy the aviation artwork and memorabilia. The enchanted and elegant rooms at the inn all have excellent views, climate control, radio/alarm clock, hair dryers and turn down service.

This property requires a two night minimum stay for all Friday and Saturday arrivals between 5/01/05 10/31/05.