Old Alcohol Plant Inn

The Old Alcohol Plant has historical significance in Port Hadlock, which in the late 19th century was a major eco-nomic force in the Northwest. It was built in 1909 by Charles Adams, the father of famous photographer Ansel Adams. The Old Alcohol Plant is located at the eastern edge of Port Hadlock overlooking the marina and Townsend Bay. Our property is located in a peaceful and serene location specially made for those escaping the noise and flurry of the city. However, we are a mere twenty minutes to Port Townsend which offers an array of quaint shops and out-standing restaurants. As you support the retail hotel of The Old Alcohol Plant, you support our sister company, Bayside Housing & Services. The Mission of Bayside Housing & Services: To provide transformative services to people in need as they improve their quality of Life. The core way we do that is through supportive temporary housing; helping our clients transit into permanent living situations. Priority is given to seniors, veterans, and underemployed/low-wage workers. (www.baysidehousing.org).