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"Very nice and priced great"

"Great breakfast Comfortable beds Clean room Fridge microwave and coffee maker all good with a fresh coffee machine in the lobby "

"Easy parking- but didnt feel area was super safe.....4:30 am train w whistle woke me up.....right next to tracks on back side of facility."

"Loved the beds, everything was clean. Noises were very prominent and there were some updates needed but nothing major. Would stay again."

"We just needed a place to sleep between stops on a college tour of the PNW. Clean, a little dated, and felt safe. Bed was a little soft for my taste. Desk staff was friendly. "

"This hotel is centrally located and just off I-5. However, it could use some upgrades. The hot tub was falling apart. The bathroom had calk coming off the tub. The bathroom wasn't clean. The elevator had the same dirt for several days. There was a good selection for breakfast."

"Very comfortable hotel, room, bed. Very clean. Sheets were soft and the bed was very comfortable. Sounds odd maybe, but I liked the soft close room doors, much less jarring when people are leaving at 6am. Enjoyed my stay. "

"The hotel is located in an area next to railroad tracks with regular trains moving back and forth. The noise from these trains were disturbing to sleep and rest. The hotel lacked some basic amenities which should be included in the price and this was disappointing. The staff was courteous, friendly and helpful, especially when another guest was creating a ruckus in the room next door. Standard fast food franchises were available a short distance from the hotel."

"Was ok. Property seems a bit run down."

"The hotel was pretty nice, and the staff were so sweet. We booked last minute and it worked out perfectly."

"Friendly staff but room was not cleaned after my first night. Older property and "

"Trashy hotel, dirty, nothing was cleaned and dirt and grim all over walls. Nastiest hotel we ever seen "

"The towels had stains, place was dirty lamps didn’t work and I wish I could attach the pictures so they speak for themselves. Never again."