Motel a Seattle Nord-Ovest

“This was the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept on. I could run my hand over it and feel lumps and coils over the entire thing. Really a bummer. The only reason to stay at a roadside motel is to sleep- this bed was truly obnoxious.”

“The view was terrific and it close to Ilahee state park. I wish the smoking area was not so close to the entrance.”

“The room was good, but the AC unit was pointed directly at the bed closest to the door, making that spot unbearably cold while the rest of the room was at a normal temperature. I really appreciate the double sink, it made getting ready much easier for my family. The water pressure in the shower was extremely powerful. For breakfast, they only had a couple of to-go options, including bananas and packaged pastries, but for the price, it was a very good hotel to stay the night.”

“Esperienza nella media visto il prezzo e la zona, ma giudizio nel complesso insufficiente. Operatrice gentile, ma la camera era sporca, con odore di fumo, cenere sul comodino, macchie di origine sconosciuta su tutte le superfici. Il bagno in compenso era pulito. Materasso scomodo, porta che non si chiudeva completamente (entrava uno spiraglio di luce da fuori) e tanto rumore di auto dalla vicina autostrada da fuori”

“It was the last room available in the city. All we needed was a bed. I was going to complain about the road noise and the nearby train, but when the windows were closed it was quiet. If you just need a room for a night, this facility fits the bill. If you need a mediocre motel meal not worth eating, stay at an expensive motel. If you need just a bed, toilet, and shower, you could do worse. Front staff was very helpful.”

“The whole property is poorly maintained, with many trip hazards on things like stone stairways. The room was BARELY clean. The female staff were pleasant and helpful, but there is NO Uber or taxi service. It's in a decent location but VERY noisy. No breakfast available, though stated in website. Overall, a VERY disappointing experience”