Friday Harbor, WA (PRWEB) March 22, 2006
A romantic getaway is a chance to escape and spend time renewing your love for each other. There is nothing like a country setting, fresh-air activities, and an ocean breeze to set a romantic mood. Comfortable luxuries ... peaceful leisure, slices of history, pacific northwest cuisine and, all at one of the best places to take your sweetheart for a romantic bed and breakfast experience: Trumpeter Inn.
The San Juan Islands are a magical place to begin with, all have an abundance of bird species like the Tufted Puffin, Peregrine Falcon and Bald Eagle, as well as Harbor Seals, Porpoises, Sea Lions, Minke and Gray Whales. And, practically all of the species can be viewed in their natural habitats.
Spring offers a unique opportunity for Trumpeter Inn guests to enjoy premier birding around their 5 acre San Juan Island pastoral estate, designated an official Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary. Hold hands as you stroll around the perimeter of the grounds and enjoy viewing llamas along with the soothing sounds of the country.
And if you’ve ever longed to watch Orcas in their natural habitat, San Juan Island, Washington is the place to be -- from May through September, close to 90 orcas call the waters of Haro Strait, on the island's west side, home.
When innkeepers Cheryl and Larry Hoppe began operating the Trumpeter Inn back in October of 2005, they had no idea they’d receive so much national exposure. “National exposure had never occurred to us to be a part of owning a B&B,” said Cheryl Hoppe. “After many years of searching to find an inn that suited our needs, the Trumpeter Inn became available at the right time in our lives. Larry had retired from the aluminum business and we were then able to pursue my goal [to become an innkeeper].” The Trumpeter Inn was perfect for the couple. It had a “separate owner's cottage and acreage so our llama family could move with us. This wonderful exposure is the most decadent of whipped cream toppings.”
The Trumpeter Inn is a wonderful example of a top-of-the-line bed and breakfast inn. The rooms are beautiful, spacious, clean and comfortable. Guests especially enjoy the hot tub -- which is hidden in it's own little garden. This premier establishment, located only 1 ½ miles from the picturesque town of Friday Harbor, offers the perfect blend of casual elegance and traditional French country. Amenities even include an on-site massage studio.
The inn is situated amongst the rolling hills of the fertile San Juan Valley and is surrounded by ponds, meadows and pristine marshlands, abundant with wildlife. Outdoor activities waiting for you to enjoy include:
Bicycling
Boating
Diving
Fishing
Golfing
Hiking
Kayaking
Visiting the Museums
Visiting the Parks
Sailing
Sketching
Snorkeling
Stargazing
Swimming
Walking & Exploring
Whale watching
CNN and Coastal Living say: “Peaceful and rustic, this cluster of islands north of Seattle also packs a lot of surprises. For one thing, the sun shines much more often than the Pacific Northwest norm. Visitors know about such nature-based attractions as whale-watching, bicycling and kayaking.” To read the entire article go to: http://www.cnn.com/2006/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/02/02/romantic.places/index.html
ROMANCE SPECIAL:
Overnight deluxe accommodations for two
In room fresh flower bouquets
In room chilled beverage and chocolate truffles
One hour massages for two
Daily gourmet breakfast
Courtesy pick-up service upon arrival and departure
Price starting at $280 + tax (October 15-May 31)
and $315 + tax (June 1-October 15)
You can also visit the Trumpeter Inn online at http://www.trumpeterinn.com where you’ll find photos and descriptions of the rooms and virtually view the beauty of this premier bed and breakfast inn.
Cheryl & Larry Hoppe, Innkeepers
TRUMPETER INN Bed & Breakfast
http://www.trumpeterinn.com
318 Trumpeter Way
Friday Harbor, WA 98250
(360) 378-3884
Toll-Free: 800-826-7926
About the Authors: Amelia Painter and Angie Roberts have been writing as a team for more than 15 years. They specialize in writing about travel and hospitality. Painter travels and interviews innkeepers nationwide and both writers often team-up to speak at B&B conferences. Visit Amelia Painter online at http://www.TotalWebDesigner.com and visit Angie Roberts online at http://www.gdetails.com.
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