Green Cat Guest House B&B is located in beautiful Puget Sound, Washington State, in Kitsap County minutes from Old Town Poulsbo on Liberty Bay. The bed and breakfast is in a Norwegian-style chalet on three acres of gardens and cedar groves in a secluded valley of horse and llama farms.

The intimate and relaxing Green Cat B&B offers four roomy and comfortable accommodations with lots of amenities. King and Queen bedded guest rooms boast wonderful wooded views with giant cedar and the Olympic Mountains as a back drop. Some rooms have a romantic fireplace or wood stove, and a patio or deck. While all accommodations offer private bath, Cable TV / DVD, wireless web access, fluffy robes, and coffee - tea maker. One room can also be made into a two room suite. The Green Cat also has a 4 bedroom / 3 bathroom vacation rental comprising the top 2 floors of the house. A fully equipped kitchen and dining area, washer and dryer make this an ideal place for longer stays or a small group or family.

All guests have access to a fully equipped kitchen, TV, DVD, Wireless Internet, three acres of gardens, meandering lawn paths, cedar groves, and a secluded hot tub. Many guests favorite part of the Green Cat is Travis Foreman's handmade driftwood / stump furniture - whimsical, fun and very memorable. Be sure to check out Barbara Wilson's wall murals throughout the inn too.

Baked apples and mulled wine. Brisk country walks. Candlelight and fireplace glowing. Cedar boughs and pumpkin pie... Green Cat B&B is all those things and much more.

Green Cat B&B is featured in Editor's Choice in the 2009 edition of BEST PLACES NORTHWEST and the January 2009 edition of "Seattle Magazine" as one of the area's 52 best weekend getaways.

Your hosts, Ken Grantham and Kimberly King are professional actors and directors with an extensive travel background. The Green Cat welcomes artists from all walks.

Just a half-hour from the Seattle/Bainbridge Ferry, the inn is easily accessible to downtown Seattle and Pike Place Market. From the Green Cat you can visit Olympic National Park, Port Townsend/Whidbey Island Ferry, Port Gamble Port Angeles/the ferries to Victoria, B.C, and Vancouver, and it is just an hour from the Cascade Mountain Range.