Hotels near Kah Tai Lagoon Nature Park

"This hotel is so beautiful. The brick walls and high ceilings gave so much warmth. The staff were all very kind. I highly recommend this hotel"

"The hotel was conveniently located, within walking distance of downtown."

"Unbeatable price. Gorgeous water view and only paid $100. "

"On site parking and on site Mexican restaurant. No pool, no exercise room, and one antique elevator which can only be manned by staff. IF you call and IF they answer. Not walking distance to downtown."

"Decent stay, good for the price. Room and bed were clean enough, some dusty spots but nothing to scare us off. No AC so we had to open the slider to get air, that would be my only complaint. Nice location across from the harbor."

"Sweet historic vibes. Outstanding walkable location. Great outdoor space out back. Nice staff. Comfy bed. If you’re not used to noise, the property can be a bit noisy. And though we appreciate ‘historic’, the rooms lean more towards deeply outdated than ‘vintage’. We would go again for the live music and a few drinks. But probably would choose to stay somewhere a bit more off the beaten path."

"This is the second time I’ve stayed here - I love it so much. I’ve stayed in two rooms and they both were wonderful - I couldn’t ask for nicer rooms. The history of this place is fascinating and it supports an amazing non-profit. Spending time with Emileigh is a joy. "

"Great location"

"It’s called the Belmont Hotel on all the travel sites but when you get there, they say through the phone that it’s called Vacasa. This hotel is not open when you peek inside the windows of the hotel and front desk and no one around to assist. We had numerous calls trying to get someone to help us and everyone informed us they couldn’t help us until 4 o’clock when we could use a code that would be emailed to us privately to get into the hotel. Then we would need additional codes to get into a room. When we asked other vendors about the hotel, they all told us that it’s run from outside of country. When we called and actually got somebody on the phone, accents were very difficult to understand, and they were very impatient. We asked if we could park our car because we had arrived a few hours earlier and they told us that we have to pay for street parking. Little did I know until after I booked the hotel it was booked by the hotel through Expedia. I would’ve never booked through them had I known this. I was with two sisters that had traveled across country to visit me and I was so happy to take them up to Port Townsend in Washington state. It was a horrible experience and if you find yourself stranded, the Palace Hotel across the street is wonderful. Virginia "