Visit Mukilteo for Fresh Sea Air, Famous Coffee, and Ferries. From trading post to seaside destination, Mukilteo was the site of the 1855 Peace Treaty signed between Territorial Governor Isaac Stevens and 82 Indian leaders representing 22 tribes. This seaside town became Snohomish County's first trading post. Today Mukilteo retains its friendly, old-fashioned hospitality and welcomes visitors with its spectacular setting by the sea. From the lobby, guests can watch the sun set over the Olympic mountains, listen to the gentle sound of waves and even catch an occasional view of a lazy sea lion as he fishes for dinner on the Sound.
Many rooms have fireplaces including six suites that feature spas overlooking the water.
Hotel facilities include complimentary guest laundry, free covered parking and Silver Cloud breakfast. Two local microbreweries provide a special touch. Mukilteo State Park is a great place to fish, scuba dive and fly kites. Don't miss the beautifully restored 1906 lighthouse with its French made lens that still guides ships through Possession Sound. A nearby bird sanctuary, a sunken-shipwreck diving park and fishing pier provide plenty to do outdoors.