Welcome to Diamond Point Inn Bed and Breakfast, the jewel of the Olympic Peninsula. Your hosts Bob and Sandi Gunn invite you to their lush, secluded 10 acre retreat located just a short drive from the lavender farms of Sequim, the waterfront restaurants of Port Townsend and the hiking trails of the Olympic National Park. We are happy to provide you with a variety of activities during your stay. We have complimentary mountain bikes, with trails just outside our front door. We have a horseshoe pit, an expansive deck as well as a clean and hot Jacuzzi. Sandi loves to hike, and can provide you with maps of trails in the Olympic National Park, and Bob can help you locate the best restaurants in Sequim, Port Townsend or Port Angeles. Sequim is known for having low annual rainfall and the often present “Blue Hole.” This natural phenomenon allows the golf courses to remain open year-round and the sun to shine on Sequim over 300 days a year. We are just 1 mile from Discovery Bay and seven miles from John Wayne Marina, providing you with easy access to fishing as well as ideal maritime sleeping conditions. Our high-end mattresses and warm comforters also add to the high level of relaxation you will discover at Diamond Point Inn Bed and Breakfast. Your gourmet breakfast features organic produce, ample servings of 100% KONA coffee (very hard to find) and fresh baked goods like blueberry coffee cake, banana nut bread or fresh cherry muffins. Your breakfast also includes some of the best bird-watching in western Washington. Come see how good your first meal of the day can be.

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Welcome to Sequim Washington Sequim offers small-town charm with big city amenities. You will find unsurpassed natural beauty and a unique Northwest identity alongside the conveniences of large retail stores and coffee shops with high speed Internet. You will find one-of-a-kind gift shops, murals, antiques, galleries and intriguing restaurants ranging from five-star establishments to roadside stands. The soaring Olympic Mountains decorate the city’s southern border and the waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca create a northern boundary. Sequim’s ideal weather is the envy of other coastal towns and all of Western Washington. For a true taste of the region, visit Sequim Open Aire Market where local growers sell produce and artisans sell their handcrafted items. Be sure to pack your bike, kayak, golf clubs, and binoculars to further enjoy our lush valley. You might also want to bring a bucket to pick lavender or berries, or hit the beach for some clam digging. Sequim is also famous for the flavorful native Dungeness crab. There’s always something to see and do in Sunny Sequim. We hope you will start planning your visit to Sequim today, we look forward to welcoming you.