Olde Glencove Hotel

The Olde Glencove Hotel, built in 1896, is a historic landmark located on the Key Peninsula in Gig Harbor, Washington. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. Originally a resort hotel, it later served as a private residence before being restored and reopened as a bed and breakfast by Lawrence and Luciann Nadeau.

This classic Victorian building offers a unique getaway experience with private suites. Guests can choose from rooms such as The Ivy Room, featuring a queen-size bed and private bath, or The Captain Winchester Room, which includes a double bed and a wall of books. The West Wing provides a retreat with a convenience kitchen, a half bath downstairs, and an upstairs bedroom with a queen bed and electric fireplace.

The hotel provides a serene setting away from the city, with many rooms offering views of Glencove. It serves as a base for exploring the Key Peninsula.

For generations, this location has been a backdrop for memories, offering a lovingly restored example of late 19th-century style and hospitality.