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January 30, 1993 - Image 62

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1993-01-30

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fast and dinner. Number Fifteen: $180 per
day for two persons, includes breakfast and
dinner; by the week, $1,080. Call 207-348-
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Inn at Langley, Whidbey
Island, Puget Sound The

Marriott People
know how
to make your
wedding
reception take
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Inn at Langley, on faraway Whidbey Island
in Puget Sound, overlooks Saratoga Passage,
the channel that runs between the island and
the coast of Washington. The stylishly de-
signed hostelry, part Frank Lloyd Wight and
part Pacific Rim, is a three-story concrete-and-
wood structure that hangs off a bluff and de-
scends to the beach below. Each of the
twenty-four guest rooms, mostly wood and
glass Asian-style affairs, is quite spacious (the
smallest is 450 square feet; the suite is 700).
Oversized whirlbaths are found in every
room. Guests open the blinds onto a view of
the spectacular Cascade Mountains. Just be-
low, whales frequent the Saratoga Passage.
Rooms are supplied with plump, goose-down
comforters, and each has its own private, cov-
ered patio.
Summers are busy here, so it's best to vis-
it the Inn at Langley in other seasons. Yes,
it rains often in these parts, but never mind.
You can nest by the fire with a hot cup of that
famed, Seattle-style cappuccino or "caffe lat-
te.
The inn's dining room is open on Friday
and Saturday nights year-round, as well as
Sunday and Monday evenings in summer.
Locals have learned to book eight weeks in
advance. The dining room features a huge
fireplace, an abundance of tables for two, and
a convivial "great table" that seats ten. Din-
ner starts promptly at seven with a glass of
sherry and an optional tour of the wine cel-
lar
The food is quintessential Northwest:
salmon from the Columbia River, locally gath-
ered mussels in a black-bean sauce, breast of
duck with loganberry sauce, island-grown
strawberries and cream. Its all seasoned with
fresh herbs straight out of the oriental-in-
spired herb-and-flower garden. Jacket and tie
are preferred, but, as one Langley afficiona-
do notes, "the northwest does celebrate
sweaters."
In 1985, the Supreme Court, by a 9-0 vote,
declared that Long Island, N.Y. was really a
peninsula and still attached to the mainland.
With that, Whidbey Island, 45-miles long, be-
came the longest island in the lower Forty-
Eight. The quaint village of Langley, which

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It's one of the biggest events of your life. All your
friends will be there. And, you want it to be perfect.

Call Marriott. We are experts at hosting
wedding receptions of all sizes.

Put the food, the drink and the decorations in
our hands. You have your hads full of things
much more important.

Make it the wedding reception you'll never
forget. Make it Marriott.

arnott

SOUTHFIELD*

27033 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, Michigan 48034 (313) 356-7400

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1993 •

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