Langley Lodging

Fantastic staff, very friendly and welcoming. It was a nice cross between a bed and breakfast and a hotel. Location is right on the water with a gorgeous view and it’s right downtown Langley. The building is very warm and friendly, a good place to read your book in front of the fire and just get away from the world for a bit. 10/10 would recommend.

Fantastic inn. Spacious rooms with fireplaces, incredible water and mountain views. Bed was firm and gave great support without being too hard. Terrific shower, with good water pressure and both overhead and hand-held water. Coffee, including good decaf, & tea are available all day, and there are snacks + wine in the afternoon. The staff are so kind and patient. I come here when I want a real treat, and it never disappoints!

I took a trip alone, my husband presented me with a nights stay away for Valentines day a bit early. The location. The room, everything was BEAUTIFUL . The food was delicious too.

I really want to highlight the staff as a whole. It was BETTER than customer service, they made you feel like family when you came in. Greeted me, showed me around the space and helped me out in later hours when a smaller issue occurred.

My husband and I will hopefully be coming for our ten year wedding anniversary.

Breakfast was awesome. My husband, who has worked in several restaurants, commended the breakfast - especially the seasoning. Very nice rooms with great attention to detail (cozy chairs, full length mirror, etc). Nice areas to relax and read both indoors and on a covered porch. Super easy to walk downtown. Will return!

I used to live on whidbey, even worked there.

I was Just told (and its not very easy to find on expedia) that they wont take kids under 12 tho the web says under 18. A bed and breakfast name with a normal hotel business model of ever changing rates aren't my problem because they won't allow a family.

The real place to goto was always the inn at Langley and it looks like they get the business so I can visit my old stomping grounds.

Oh, I also remember the wine served was always box, just poured into a nice glass.