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Headland
HouseA coastal inn · Washington
Illustrative cedar inn overlooking a misty Pacific coast among windswept pines
Long Beach Peninsula · Washington

A quieter
kind of coast.

Cedar, salt air, and a room to come back to. A small inn for taking your time.

Find your roomGet to know the coast
46° N · THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

Room rates and availability are illustrative. Two-night minimum.

A house by the ocean

Less on the agenda.
More out the window.

Leave the long list at home. Here, a good day starts with coffee and a walk through the dunes. It ends with a book, an open window, and the sound of the Pacific.

Our rooms are made for that kind of day: honest materials, generous beds, and the small comforts that make staying in feel as good as going out.

Breakfast includedTwo room typesLocally inspired

Make yourself at home

Two ways to settle in.

Compare our rooms
Illustrative Ocean Loft bedroom at the fictional Headland House innRoom 01

2 guests · King bed · 410 sq ft

Ocean Loft

Wake to a horizon instead of an alarm. An airy upstairs room with a deep window seat and the Pacific always in view.

  • Ocean-facing window seat
  • Soaking tub
  • Breakfast for two

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From $245 / night

Breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi included.

Inside the Ocean Loft

Upstairs in the main house, reached by one flight of stairs. A king bed, soaking tub, walk-in shower, linen robes, and a kettle for a quiet first cup. Sleeps two; no extra beds. This room has stair access only.

Illustrative Garden Suite bedroom at the fictional Headland House innRoom 02

4 guests · King + sofa bed · 580 sq ft

Garden Suite

A room with a little more room. French doors open to a sheltered fern garden, with space to bring the family or simply spread out.

  • Private garden patio
  • Separate sitting area
  • Ground-floor entrance

Choose dates to explore this stay.

From $285 / night

Breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi included.

Inside the Garden Suite

On the ground floor, with a king bedroom, a separate sitting area and a queen sofa bed. Private patio, walk-in shower, robes, and breakfast for every guest. A step-free entrance is available; ask about specific access needs before a real booking.

For the unhurried

The coast has
a quieter season.

Big skies. Long books. Another cup by the window. Come between November and March for our slow-season stay, or make any visit a little longer.

Explore seasonal stays

A day, loosely planned

Let the place set the pace.

Our little guide to the coast
01

Start with the dunes.

A little fresh air before the day gets going. The Discovery Trail follows the peninsula through dunes, forest, and coastal views.

02

Follow the harbor.

Head into Ilwaco for a working waterfront, art, and a slower look around. Leave room for an afternoon without a plan.

03

Come back to quiet.

A book in the window seat, a cup on the patio, and nowhere else you need to be. That counts as a day well spent.

Your coastal stay

A little time away.

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