Seattle Gaslight Inn

Originally built for Seattle businessman Paul Singerman, this family-owned bed and breakfast showcases hallmark Craftsman architecture, from its wide front porch and low-pitched roofline to rich interior oak paneling. Its nine guest rooms are outfitted with king or queen beds, coffee stations, smart televisions, and refrigerators. Shared areas give guests room to spread out beyond their quarters, whether relaxing in the spacious living room, strolling past the koi pond, or stepping out onto the patio beside the in-ground pool.