Hotel a Wildcat Lake

“Close to the cruise terminal, clean and a great price.”

“Beautiful ,everything it was perfect”

“👌”

“Great stay, people were kind and welcoming.”

“Breakfast excellent ”

“Yes”

“This is an older hotel. That being said, it is a very well maintained hotel. Beds were comfortable. Furniture was comfortable. I enjoyed the balcony overlooking the water. I will definitely stay here next time I stay in Bremerton.”

“Great place to stay. It was quiet and breakfast was good. We enjoyed walking on the waterfront path. Will definitely stay here again”

“Easy parking and check in. Breakfast was basic but good. ”

“Clean room The only problem was that the room was very far from the elevator.”

“Great location right off of the ferry terminal. Good breakfast, Great staff.”

“The grounds were beautifully kept up. The round "reading" gazebos were wonderful. As were the hanging chairs. The lodge we stayed in was also neat and tidy. However the TV/Cable didnt want to work after 9:30pm. Also after taking a shower there was quite a bit of water on the floor. It took a long time for the water to go down the drain.”

“Friendly staffs, good breakfast ”

“Clean and comfortable room. Very beautiful landscaping and convenient surroundings. Love staying here ever time!”

“Room was adequate. Unknown extra $25 charge on my credit card. When you walk in, a very STRONG cloyingly sweet air freshener smell (not too bad in the room). I realized during my stay it's because it's trying to hide a very, very funky underlying smell. Also, my room was across from the shared bathrooms, big mistake. Why do people slam doors at 1:00 am? Good enough due to proximity to the event venue. Expect to be woken up early and late by the noise.”

“Crumbs and dog hair all over carpet. Upstairs tenant was extremely loud the whole entire 48 hrs of my stay. Blew cigarette smoke at us every time we came in the front entrance while he was outside smoking. Not an accurate description or photos, don’t waste your money.”

“Clean room great parking decent area”