The Shelburne Country Inn is a true American classic B&B, Restaurant & Pub. Its location in the small town of Seaview on the Long Beach Peninsula in the Pacific Northwest has a timeless appeal.

Originally established in 1896 as a retreat for visitors from Portland, Oregon, this turn-of-the-century Inn has operated continuously since that time.

A relaxing retreat for city dwellers and a sublime sanctuary for nature lovers, this Washington State bed and breakfast hotel offers a welcome escape for those in search of beauty and tranquility. Before you retire your room, cozy up to the fireplace. You can also relax on the patio or explore the Shelburne's English garden. Admire the Art Nouveau stained glass windows, which date back to the late 1800's. You might want to browse through the Inn's gift shop, which features the pottery of host David Campiche..

Choose from 15 thoughtfully appointed, antique-furnished guest rooms, each with a private bath and most with a private deck or balcony. Each lodging accommodation is individually decorated to reflect its own personality, whether it be furnished in fine period antiques or appointed with whimsical wicker or brass. Special touches such as freshly cut flowers are placed in every room, and freshly baked cookies await each new arrival. Conveniences such as free wireless internet and hairdryers are in each room as well.

Guests delight in all of the dining experiences offered at the inn. The Innkeepers' full gourmet breakfast is complimentary to inn guests. Enjoy entrees such as frittatas with salmon caviar and local wild mushrooms or porcini steaks with herb scrambled eggs. You can also dine at the Shelburne Restaurant with its extensive wine list, as well as at the well-stocked, more casual English Style Pub and Cafe, both located right on the premises serving lunch and dinner every day.

Situated between the Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean on the Long Beach Peninsula, The Shelburne Inn is surrounded by stunning scenery just minutes away. The peninsula is known for its 28 miles of sandy beach, festivals, oyster farming, cranberry growing, and recreation. Browsing the many antique shops, bookstores, galleries, and second-hand places in the Peninsula villages can net some very special finds, or take a walk on the beach for a moment of quiet contemplation. Outdoor activities in the area include clamming (in season), picnicking, surf fishing, golf, boating, deep sea fishing, horseback riding on the beach, hiking, wild mushroom hunting, kayaking, and birdwatching.

At The Shelburne Inn, travelers have found warm hospitality, wonderful food, and comfortable shelter for over a century.