Staying at the Felix Jack Guesthouse was like a beautiful dream . . . an adventure that delighted all of my senses: a bird’s nest with baby birds at the doorway, twittering birds all around, soaring eagles and hooting owls, skittish deer (glimpsed and yet elusive), fir and cedar branches dancing in the breeze, and even the Big Dipper (which magically appeared and placed itself just above and between the tops of the trees, like a mystical jigsaw puzzle, for perfect viewing from the deck). Oh! . . . and the breathtaking view from the guesthouse of the valley below, of the water and the passing ships. But the best delights of all were the artistic treasures made by Cheryl and Scott, which were beautifully arranged throughout the cottage and grounds. Each time I looked or turned around, I discovered yet another artistic delight in my midst.
The guesthouse was not only impeccably clean, providing every possible amenity that I could have wished for, but it was also beautiful . . . so much more so than the photos depict. (I wish I could post photos here!) I must also mention that sleeping in the bed was like floating in a cloud . . .
While staying at this guesthouse, all of my needs were met: quiet and privacy (when I so needed tranquility, alone time, and a peaceful break from my otherwise hectic life) together with the friendliness and hospitality of the lovely hosts, Cheryl and Scott.
I am so grateful for their kindness, gracious hospitality, thoughtfulness, and flexibility. (They allowed me to check in early and check out late and additionally drove me to and from the ferry. Wow!)
Last, but certainly not least, the Felix Jack Art Studio is a not-to-be-missed delightful experience. The creativity and artistry of Cheryl and Scott is unparalleled.
This was actually the first and only holiday that I have ever taken in my lifetime. I am so happy to have chosen Cheryl and Scott’s guesthouse for this momentous occasion. I so much hope to return. Thank you.