Hotels near Anacortes Airport - OTS, Anacortes

very sweet little community: very friendly people, clean, old & new businesses, variety of local places as well as Starbucks, Safeway, etc, beautiful location, marina, close to ferry, Deception Pass, etc, great holiday !

we actually didn't spent much time in anacortes, as we were leaving on the ferry the next day. however, they seem to have a nice downtown, and we visited several antique shops, plus an art gallery. people seemed very friendly. it was a nice downtown. they have lots of restaurants, and the choices are excellent. they also have (at this time of year), a fresh fruit/dried fruit/veg stand that we've visited multiple times, it's fantastic.

Anacortes is cute, walkable and has a few sites in addition to being the gateway to the San Juans. The price of food and the tipping, aside from Domino's, like everywhere else since 2021 was a problem everywhere in the area. The Skagit bus from the ferry to downtown made being car-less livable. Bring a jacket and a hat!

I went to the Arts Fair August 1st and it was really fun.I’d recommend it if you are in the area.I’ll go again for sure. The town looks like it’d be fun to walk around in, with cute shops and lots of places to grab a bite to eat.

A cute little town near the waterfront with the ferry station. The town had many interesting shops to browse. Washington Park was nearby and was beautiful with lots of wonderful hiking areas. A short drive to Deception Bay State Park which was a bonus.

Mt Erie is close by, worth the short drive to the crest. Spectacular views of Anacortes, the marina and the San Juan Islands. Also many restaurant choices in town, from Italian Pizza to five star dining. So much activity from whale watching boats to local coastal hikes. An experience of a lifetime.