Went out of town for work. Stayed in the hotel for two nights which was very comfortable. Rooms were nice and clean and the beds were comfy as well. The remainder of the trip was spent living in the mobile units located behind the hotel. The unit was clean and homey and the rates were excellent. Both my roommate and I felt very safe especially for two women staying alone. The staff was awesome and every request we made was fulfilled. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone and I will most definitely be returning there even for a vacation. Thanks to Zane, Linda, Bob and all the staff, we really enjoyed ourselves even though we were there for work.

The hotel was really nice, but stayed longer in the mobil park behind the hotel, had all the comforts of home, price was excellent, covieniant to work in anacortes, very clean and quiet. the service was great. What ever we didnt have Ms zane took care of it before we got home. We will defintely go back there again. Not to mention we had a beautiful view of deception pass every morning going in.

I stayed at the Auld Holland Inn for a week in September 2011. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Always available to help when needed. I knew beforehand that the hotel was not your upscale modern contemperary type and that was in my opinion a good thing. The room had the feel of a home with some furnishings that I would expect to see in a house. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who wishes to get a warm and home based atmosphere and a one-on-one with management .... the price was affordable also.

My wife and I spend three nights at the Auld Holland Inn booked on the www.
Since our travels take us rarely into the US I am not entirely sure what to expect for U$ 79. In one of the comments I read " "you get what you pay for". As far as our room was concerned - we picked the slightly more expensive non- smoking room - I tend to go along with that assessment. I suppose it's all relative and depends on what your expectations are. "Old world charm" aside, frayed comforters, burned out light bulbs and make-up stains on the pillow case is not what one relishes. The beds were comfortable enough - I never could get used to the blanket/bed sheet bedding - but I did appreciated the three pillows, each being of different density for added individual comfort. The heater/air conditioner (a sore point in a lot of more modern hotels) worked like a charm, once I established the desired setting.
A lot of ink has been wasted in the mention of the "Antiques, handpicked by the owner". Not that we cared one way or the other, but our furniture/art work was just plain old and more of the swap shop variety.
The most irritating thing however had to be the fact, that the single wash facility was situated inside the room, not allowing for any privacy at all.
Although not advertised, there was a small continental breakfast included which served oatmeal, orange juice, hardboiled eggs, some danish and coffee or tea in the main reception area which indeed is very quaint.
The service was friendly throughout and since my wife and I spent most of the daytime sightseeing our stay overall turned out to be comfortable.