Manor Farm Inn

The place is nice, but shows a little age & use. We were enchanted by the gardens and the overall look and feel of the place. The decor was charming. I loved the fact that there was no TV in the room (we stayed in the Loft). Lots of animals to see and nice little touches all over the grounds to make you smile. The innkeeper was very accommodating, and while I can definitely understand what all the negative reviews are talking about with regard to her treatment, I also happened to get on with her quite well. To enjoy your stay go in with no expectations to be pampered or flattered. She's very no-nonsense.||||There are no refrigerators in the units and you have no access to the kitchen, so if you plan on staying on the grounds all day, have small children or don't like eating out, b

We stayed here 27 years ago and were eager to return, though with some trepidation....could it possibly be as wonderful as it was so many years ago?||There was no sign of life when we arrived, not even a car in the parking area. The general appearrance of the once lovely inner courtyard and wraparound front porch was run down, dry leaves everywhere, dried up, unmowed lawn and dying plants in the beds. The office door was locked and when I knocked the owner/Innkeeper appeared. She opened the door, let her dog out to jump all over me and stepped out herself rather than inviting me in. There was no warm welcome, not even a smile, just very matter-of-fact instructions. She showed me to our room and promptly left the property. ||The room was lovely, as we remembered, but the bathroom was not

This is a very special place to us however we were surprised at how "worn" the Inn has gotten over several years. The rooms were clean but signs of needing a good paint and a few cobwebs are starting to show up. The rooms were large, beautifully decorated and the setting is wonderful. Breakfast was very large (4 courses!!) and good. The animals fun to see but the trout farm seemed a little less taken care of than we remembered. All in all, we love this Inn but need to speak truthfully about how it has changed over the last 15 years.

We stayed at the Manor Farm in Poulsbo on 9/17/13 for just one night. City visitors should be aware that the farm is just that, a former working farm which has been converted over the years into a quaint lodge. Although a week day night in the fall, we were still a bit surprised to find that we were the only guests and literally had the place to ourselves after the very genial owner went home for the night. Janet, the owner, is most gracious but clearly has her hands full managing the farm with its' extensive buildings and numerous animals.||Our room (the carriage room) was clean and comfortable and one of maybe seven or eight accommodations. As there was no television or wifi it was clear that Janet intended to underscore that the farm is meant to be a retreat from more urban environments

Stayed here with a close friend when he came to visit, since my cottage is too small for visitors. I felt all my stress and tension melt away simply walking around the grounds. Our room was very large, with a huge comfy bed and no TV or phone. If you need to get away, this is the spot! You'll still be within 10 miles of Poulsbo and about the same distance from the ferry in Kingston, but you'll feel totally isolated and at peace. A little pricey for me but man, the onion frittata at breakfast that I had was worth the price of the room all by itself!