The perfect West Seattle weekend, hour by hour
From a Friday-night soak under the pergola to a Sunday morning at the farmers market — exactly how we'd spend 48 hours from the front door.
The Journal
Slow weekends, local favorites, and the little details we've learned from hosting. Part travel guide, part love letter to West Seattle.
From a Friday-night soak under the pergola to a Sunday morning at the farmers market — exactly how we'd spend 48 hours from the front door.
Rain or stars, the smart roof changes the whole evening. How an evening on the deck actually unfolds.
Schmitz Preserve is a four-minute walk and a thousand years away. Here's the loop we love.
The most scenic commute in Seattle, and how to make a day of it from West Seattle.
Hamilton Viewpoint, Alki at golden hour, and fireworks all around the bay — the local playbook.
Five places within a short walk of the house, tested more times than we’d like to admit.
Rain in the forecast? Good. The hot tub, Easy Street's café, a matinee at the Admiral, and the water taxi to the indoor half of downtown — the full wet-weather playbook.
Westcrest's off-leash acres, Lincoln Park's leashed trails, the paved Alki Trail — and why the sand itself is off-limits. Our honest guide for guests with dogs.
What to grab at the Sunday market and turn into brunch in the full kitchen.
Alki, Lincoln Park, or the deck? A local's ranking, by season and by mood.
The thinking behind the design, the materials, and the calm we wanted guests to feel.
A few times a year — new journal pieces, neighborhood updates, and the occasional direct-booking offer. No noise.