My husband and I stayed for two nights at the Wilcox House as part of our honeymoon. We had such a grand time. Phillip and Cecilia were amazing hosts. They did everything for us...we felt like a king and queen for two days! The food was amazing! Cecilia is an amazing chef (cook is an understatement). We stayed in the... More

When our friends announced that they had a surprise present for us at our wedding several years ago, we did not realize at first how wonderful and out of the ordinary it would turn out to be. They really knew how to surprise us! On that late summer evening, as we followed Ray and Sherrill's car amongst the tall trees... More

My wife & I stayed at The Wilcox House in July of 2010. We had no idea what to expect having never been in the area before and were amazingly surprised. Phillip and Cecilia Hughes are amazing hosts and as pleasent as they are helpful. The area surrounding the house is beautiful and enchanting and the food that Cecilia and... More

If you are traveling to the Northwest, it is well worth the effort to find your way to the Wilcox House, and stay for 2 or 3 days. It is absolute relaxation. It is not a spa; it is not a resort. The Wilcox House is a 1930's mansion, with just 4 or 5 guest rooms, where people come, and... More

We recently spent a wonderful, relaxing weekend at the Willcox House. Our room, the Clark Gable room, was beautifully decorated and very comfortable. It had a wood deck on which we could relax and enjoy the spectacular view of the Hood Canal, pine forests, and snow-capped mountains. Breakfast consisted of a buffet of 9 or 10 different perfectly-ripe fruits, granola,... More

This 1937 mansion is one of the most magical experiences We have ever had. It was like being exported to a whole new different time and place. The decor was exquisite the and the hospitality was second to none. We felt as if we were family and that we had lived there all our lives. When you go make sure... More

This outstanding 1930s country house is at the end of a mile (or so) single lane road through a Pacific Northwest rain forest and sits on a cliff looking over the Hood Canal, not a real canal but more of a fjord that separates the Olympic Peninsula. By the time you pull up your decompression is already well underway. Phillip... More

We have been visiting the Wilcox House for 15 years now and look forward to each return. About an hour from Tacoma, the Wilcox House is nestled against the Hood Canal and Olympic Mountains. This very secluded area is a perfect place to escape from busy suburbia or the city! It is like a step back in time when you... More

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We have stayed at other Select Registry properties, and have never been disappointed, and this one is no exception. Cecilia and Philip, the innkeepers, could not have been nicer or more accommodating. The house and rooms are beautifully decorated. The breakfasts and dinners were delicious, and focused on healthy preparations. The best features, however, are... More