




Inn At Saltar's Point
A small, well-reviewed inn near Fort Steilacoom Park
About this hotel
Inn At Saltar's Point is among the smallest properties in the Chambers Bay area, with a review count — just six — too thin to draw firm conclusions from, though its 9.0 rating suggests the guests who have stayed came away satisfied. Free Wi-Fi and free parking cover the basics, and it sits nine minutes by taxi from Fort Steilacoom Park, in the same quieter, more residential Steilacoom-area corridor as Above the Sound Bed & Breakfast. There's little further amenity detail published, consistent with a small, independently run inn rather than a standardized chain property, and the kid-friendly designation is the one confirmed extra worth noting for a family trip.
- Small and independent
- Kid-friendly
- Quiet setting
Our take
This is a reasonable option for a couple or small group willing to book a lesser-known inn on a strong but thin rating, particularly if the quieter Steilacoom-area setting appeals more than the busier Tacoma and Lakewood hotel strip. Groups wanting confirmed amenities and a deeper review history for peace of mind should look toward the larger, better-documented properties on this list instead.
- Contact the property directly to confirm current pricing and amenities before booking, given the limited published detail.
- Book with realistic expectations set by the small review count rather than the strong 9.0 average alone.
- Pair it with Above the Sound Bed & Breakfast nearby if comparing quieter, small-scale Steilacoom-area options.
Why we love it
- Strong 9.0 guest rating
- Kid-friendly stay
- Quiet Steilacoom-area setting
- Free Wi-Fi and parking
Why guests love itWe took a chance on a smaller, lesser-known inn for the last stop of our Washington golf trip, and while the review count was thin going in, the 9.0 average held up for the quiet couple of nights we spent there. It's not a place with much published detail online, so we went in with modest expectations, and the quiet Steilacoom setting suited the wind-down after Chambers Bay just fine.