Port Ludlow Resort

Groups are welcomed upon arrival and cared for during their stay. Our staff is committed to the success of your event. The Resort provides a high level of service and hospitality that keeps our guests returning year after year. Ask our Group Sales Team about customizing your meeting to highlight the best of our region and to ensure your team’s experience is memorable.

There are numerous ways to arrive in Port Ludlow. Your group may choose a leisurely ride aboard the Washington State Ferries, a seaplane excursion landing in the beautiful Port Ludlow Marina, or a scenic drive through Kitsap County. Port Ludlow is located less than 2-hours from Seattle, which makes it close enough to get to quickly, but feels far enough away to focus in the moment. Visit our Getting Here page for more information.

All of our meeting spaces feature floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the natural light and beautiful scenery of the Olympic Peninsula. Take a 3-D tour of all of our meeting spaces here.

Begin your day with a round of golf at the Port Ludlow Golf Course, a kayak or stand-up paddle board excursion in Ludlow Bay, or a hike on one of Port Ludlow’s 30 miles of maintained trails. You will be refreshed and ready for your group’s meeting.

The Resort offers complimentary on-site parking and Wi-Fi. You’ll be thrilled to end your day of meetings with a soak in your guest room’s jetted tub or enjoying a glass of local cider or wine by your fireplace.

The Resort’s Executive Chef Dan Ratigan and the culinary team have created fresh and sophisticated menus around the bounty of the local farms. Savor customized banquet menus featuring local, in-season ingredients from farms including Finnriver, Red Dog Farm, Mystery Bay, and more.

Andrew Weise, The Resort’s Sommelier, can provide perfectly paired wines and ciders for your group’s custom menus. The Resort’s wine program celebrates the grape and showcases its commitment to its extensive award-winning wines. Have the opportunity to venture off-site? Take a few of your fellow group members and explore the Olympic Peninsula Cider Route.