The Green Cat Bed and Breakfast

We staged our daughters wedding her over the course of a week. 5 women a grand mother and most anyone who needed a place to crash found their way to to the green cat. Kimberly and ken were way beyond gracious and helpful and they did it with such calm that you thought a family of nearly crazed women and their offspring and relatives invade their lovely b and b everyday. I can’t say enough about the green cat. We rented the whole place for a week. It is beautifully decorated. Lots of lovely little touches and the grounds are lovely in this quaint rustic way that beckons you to explore all of its nooks and crannies. It is a lovely bed and breakfast and Kimberly and ken are wonderful, kind and accommodating beyond words. Make a reservation and you will be so glad you did.

I almost don’t want to review this place for fear of too many other people finding it. It’s amazing. Cute, quiet, comes with hot breakfast… and they’re part of Purple Roofs, an LGBT friendly website that lets you know what places are accepting. What’s not to love? My only complaint is some of the rooms don’t have tvs or bath tubs, but there is a hot tub outside. When my partner and I get overwhelmed by life, we come here to escape and it does wonders for us.

Wonderful retreat! The inn is large and private on spacious well-​cared for grounds, with unique rooms, each one quiet and well-​appointed with high quality and attractive furnishings. The Innkeepers are delightful and put alot into making sure guests feel comfortable; Kimberly provided gluten-​free options on request in addition to the regular yogurt and fresh fruit and frittatas, etc. She sets the table as if you were a guest in her home, and the guest kitchen has stove, oven, microwave, refrigerator, TV and washer-​dryer which guests can use and I enjoyed cooking a couple of meals for myself. Ken greeted graciously me when I arrived and showed me the premises, which includes a hallway full of brochures and books and various rooms, all of which looked very comfortable and quiet yet unique. The lavender room I was in was charming. There are kitties here and there and nice walkways around the grounds. It’s worth driving through the rural roads to get here and I look forward to returning.

This charming hidden gem was the perfect weekend getaway. Tucked away in the forest near Poulsbo, WA, you will be greeted by the kindest and most caring innkeepers that will cater to your personal needs. Gourmet breakfast is made and ready for you in the morning at the time you desire. No need to wake up early for breakfast if you like to sleep in. The charming Scandinavian inspired town of Poulsbo has shopping and restaurants that will excite your every appetite. A perfect getaway!

I had the privilege of staying at the Green Cat off and on for most of the last week, in preparation for my wedding at Kitsap Memorial State Park. Ken and Kimberly were so wonderful, helpful and accommodating. The space was amazing, we held our rehearsal dinner there, and I couldn’t have asked for a more perfect space. The lavender was amazing, and was a beautiful finishing touch for the wedding preparations. All I can say is thank you, thank you, thank you. I would highly recommend the Green Cat to anyone, and look forward to staying there again in the future.

What a charming, quiet and spacious inn and grounds. We stayed only (1) night in the Master Suite on our way from Seattle to the San Juan Islands. Poulsbo called to me several years ago when I made a quick drive through the little town and I made a promise that I would return and at least spend the day.
Ken and Kimberly were charming hosts and met our every want and desire. The place was full of details, from homemade bath salts, to the towel warmer, the washer and dryer in the common room, the nicely sized library categorized by subject (yes I noticed), the port and chocolate outside our door, the high speed WiFi and the refrigerator in our room. I could not think of a want that they did not anticipate.
Highly recommend.

A lovely, bucolic B&B on the Kitsap Peninsula. We arrived after riding our bikes from Port Townsend. The owner was very welcoming, chatted with us about the cycling conditions over the Hood Canal Bridge, and showed us a dry place to store our bikes overnight. Our room was the Green Gable Room, on the top floor with a cool view of huge trees and the surrounding landscape. We used the well-​stocked guest kitchen to cook dinner with groceries we brought on our bikes and enjoyed a long soak in the hot tub on the deck. Breakfast in the morning was pretty good. Overall, a great stay for the price!

We stayed 5 nights last week in the Green Gable Room. Our daughter joined us for the last 3 nights and she stayed in the Lavender Room. We had the entire top floor to ourselves and it was wonderful. You do share a bathroom but it’s roomy enough and everything is updated. There’s a small sitting area up there and even a «Harry Potter» room tucked away under the eaves.
Ken, our innkeeper, accommodated our late check-​in and even recommended restaurants in Poulsbo that we could try. We ate at two of his recommendations and they were both excellent.
We asked for breakfast to be served at 9AM everyday. It was always ready and delicious. There was always an egg dish, bread or muffins, fruit, yogurt and granola.
Our beds were very comfortable and we always had a good night’s sleep at the Green Cat. Free wi-​fi is available everywhere in the house except in the Green Gable Room where connection was spotty so I would sit in the sitting area outside our room and it was fine. We walked the grounds and met a couple of the cats. It’s a very relaxing and calming experience to be here. I would come back in a heartbeat.

I cant begin to say enough about this wonderful place. Right from the start we were impressed. Kimberly was friendly and sweet from the first moment we met her. The tour begins with a quick introduction of the 3 cats, Leonardo, Katya, and Basil. These cats are really friendly, and since we were already missing our cats (whom we’d left in Florida) we became fast friends. From there she showed us to the green gable room on the third floor. This room has a great little reading nook that is right under a big picture window which overlooks the gardens on this 3 acre property, There are hundreds of fascinating books lining the walls almost every where you go. I could have spent a year just reading all of the classics i found just in the second floor common area.
The food was just awesome! Our first morning we had a wonderful fritata with fresh fruit and croissants. On the the second morning we had smoked salmon omelets!
Kimberly is also quite helpful in finding great food in Poulsbo. She suggest a couple places that we tried and we were genuinely impressed.
The place is so peaceful and pleasant that my wife and i are planning on sending her parents there for a weekend on their upcoming 30^th anniversary.
I just cant wait to back. Really, check this place out.