Hotels in Port Orchard, WA

Hotels.com works great. Expedia is good too

Hotels.com or kayak.com. you really need to have some specifics about what you want though or you're going to be overwhelmed with choices. I recommend picking a location and going from there.

Just a fyi. If you use booking.com and want to cancel. You get charged. Read the fine print. I tried to cancel a 2 night stay and i was charged for it.

I've been happy using booking.com

I like the HotelTonight app and also Airbnb app. Sometimes I can get a room at the Edgewater in Seattle for $115 but they get you with parking so if you walk on the ferry it’s a great deal. I second the Maritime Inn in GH. Also the Silver Cloud on Ruston Way in Tacoma is cool. Everything is so close. Lots to do down there. The Heathman in Kirkland is great

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Ocean Crest in Moclips.

Alderbrook Resort in union. Love that place!

https://www.facebook.com/1390562164505096 Best Western Plus Silverdale Beach Hotel allows dogs. Not overpriced, on the beach, great pool and hot tub, amazing breakfast.

Westwynd Motel in Purdy. They have week and month rates also.

I just did the same thing. Depending on your budget and location requirements, the W Hotel in Seattle has a fantastic pet policy and let amenities

What are your dates of stay? I can check tomorrow at The INN at Gig Harbor when i go into the office. We are pet friendly and include full cooked to order breakfast with our rooms.

Comfort Inn on Bay St. they have pet accommodations on the ground floor.

Not a 4 star But it's got a great free breakfast and pet friendly. Oyster Bay Inn in Bremerton.

The Comfort Inn allows pets with a small deposit.

Breanne Peñalver I’m sure you have suggestions!

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I really like the red door in Fremont and the ballroom in Ballard and the good news is those bars are really close to tons of other ones so we used to walk around from place to place all night. It’s a fun area! Also Vons is amazing because they put cotton candy in their cocktails and they are reallll good. I lived on Queen Anne near Fremont for a few years and that area is better for partying then belltown in my opinion. Also Ozzie’s for Karaoke and chopsticks is where I did my 21 fun on lower Queen Anne and those places are still awesome classics!

Light Rail.

Tillamook cheese factory, seaside/canon beach is a must (there's outlets out that way too)., Portland zoo, dunes, ape caves out by mt St. Helens, Bend is fun and a cute little town! Mt Hood for a weekend of snow fun is always a good time. I've been wanting to drive the 101 coast of Oregon. So many beautiful beaches along the way! Also, check for kite festivals and sand castle building festivals in cities along the coast. There's always something going on.. especially in the summer!

Howard Hughes airplane "The Spruce Goose"

Voodoo Doughnuts is definitely worth the wait. OMSI is always good. Oaks Park is good for the kiddies. Seaside is an amazing city to visit. Tillamook Cheese Factory & Ice Cream. I lived there for 12 years, PM if you want.

The Oregon Zoo is amazing!! Seaside is great for families too as it has the arcade, mini golf, the aquarium, bumper cars and an AMAZING candy shop.. if you care to go farther south down to Lincoln City and Newport, there's an even better aquarium and Ripley's Believe it or Not among many fun beach activities..

Not too many choices. Comfort Inn down on the water front. Days Inn at Sedgwick and Hwy 16. I have stayed at both, both are decent, but not really super cheap ($85-100).

Check out American Hotel in the International District. It's a hostel, but they have private rooms for cheaper than the average hotel.

Bayview Beach Cottage is a sure win. Beautiful place to stay with an amazing view of the water.