Sword Fern Rm. Double, Pet-Friendly McCleary Hotel

Historic refinished wood floors and soft light create a cozy retreat in the Sword Fern Room, once the innkeeper’s bedroom at the Historic McCleary Hotel. At the south end of the second floor, this compact room features a double (full) bed and charming views of the garden’s mature landscaping. Perfect for solo travelers with a pet or couples who don’t mind sharing a smaller bed. This is our designated pet-friendly room thanks to refinished wood floors. Guests share a nearby hall bathroom. The space The Historic McCleary Hotel is being lovingly restored. This 1912 landmark blends old-world charm with timeless comfort. Each guest room is uniquely styled with warm woods, vintage antiques (most original to the hotel), and cozy linens. The McCleary offers cozy, historic sized rooms, all adult-focused for a calm, restorative stay. Common spaces include the Fireside Room, 3rd Floor Library Landing, Cedar Gathering Hall, and gardens, where you can sip tea or enjoy quiet conversation. Located in the heart of the small mill town of McCleary, just 20 minutes from West Olympia and about an hour to the coast, our boutique hotel is ideal for travelers seeking rest, character, and a touch of history. Guest access Guests can enjoy the Fireside Room, 3rd Floor Library Landing, Cedar Gathering Hall, and gardens. The gardens surrounding the hotel are a peaceful refuge filled with mature cedar, maple, and flowering shrubs that reflect the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Be our guest to wander to quiet sitting areas where you can enjoy morning coffee, listen to birdsong, or unwind after a day of exploring. Seasonal blooms and a firepit with seating area create a calm, restorative atmosphere that complements our historic charm. Other things to note McCleary is tiny — the kind of place where you can walk from one end to the other in a few minutes. There’s a café, a market, a few other shops and a mill, but mostly there’s stillness. After sunset, the town grows so quiet you could swear we roll up the streets until morning. It’s charming, genuine, and wonderfully removed from the rush of everyday life.