The Premier, Historic Bed and Breakfast Experience on Whidbey Island
Give the gift of an experience at the Blue Goose Inn.
No minimums stay on any room until mid-Feb 2019.
WELCOME TO THE BLUE GOOSE INN
Bed and Breakfast
The Blue Goose Inn Bed and Breakfast is Coupeville’s only historic, premier lodging experience on beautiful Whidbey Island, in Puget Sound, Washington.
The two neighboring restored historic homes that comprise the Blue Goose Inn are ornaments of Victorian beauty, matching in both nostalgia and charm while providing every modern amenity.
FRESH, LOCAL, HOUSEMADE
Breakfast Service
For breakfast, you’ll be treated to a wide range of hot gourmet breakfasts made from scratch with fresh, local ingredients. The table setting includes homemade syrups, jams and baked goods along with fresh ground coffee from local roasters, selection of teas and fresh juice of your choice.
Our Guest Rooms
All rooms have private baths, click on rooms for more details.
Our inn is completely smoke-free, pet-free and children free.
Kineth House
Coupe Gillespie House
Coupeville Weather
Local Weather
For up to the minute weather reports, see our NOAA certified weather station for Coupeville at CoupevilleWeather.com
Coupeville Weather
Our Webcam
Live pictures are provided by our webcam, perched atop the Blue Goose Inn and looking NNE toward Penn Cove and Mt. Baker.
PHOTOS FROM COUPEVILLE
Activities & Events
Bald Eagle at Ebey’s Landing
Enjoy the majestic beauty of nature on display at Ebey’s Landing whether you prefer bird watching or whale watching. Coupeville is a great location to see a wide variety of birds, sea life as well as the friendly deer.
Sail Boat Racing in Penn Cove
Summertime brings out the sail boats on Penn Cove. Sailing lessons and kayak rentals are available, as well as private cruises from the Coupeville Wharf. Several classes of sail boats compete during Race Week in mid-July.
Historic Light House at Ft. Casey State Park
Coupeville is the center of Ebey’s Landing National Historic Reserve and is the home of over 300 of the oldest buildings in Washington state. The historic Admiralty Head Lighthouse at Ft. Casey was first built in 1890, many buildings date back to 1850s.