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Area ws not safe. Lots of homeless people and drug users and prostitutes.

Buena ubicación

The property was in a sketchy area, however, once you were in the building the property was nice and clean and well appointed. I would not walk around that area after dark. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful and rooms were very clean and comfortable.

Did not realize this was on such a busy street and probably 85% Asian ,also not many options close by for eating without an Uber, which was way over priced

The property was generally quiet despite being off of Aurora. The free breakfast they offered was decent. My biggest complaints would be that the room smelled of stale cigarette smoke, and the coffee pot in my room only offered decaf coffee.

Comfort inn could have selected better position then this one , They are spoiling their image

The hotel was clean and updated, the staff was very friendly. The surroundings outside of the hotel property were horrible. There were prostitutes and drug users on the streets around the hotel all hours of the day. There was no place to air our dogs on the property forcing us to leave and walk on the unsafe streets. Breakfast was very sub par. Egg patties that were tasteless and spring rolls with sweet and sour sauce were the hot breakfast choices every day.

Check in was easy. Given our keys, went up to the room. The room was lived in, not cleaned, not ready for new guests. Went back down to the lobby, many apologies, got a new room, across the hall from the other. The carpet seemed new, and the beds were very comfortable. The rest of the room seemed to be in various states of either repair and renovation, or were just falling apart. The bathroom door was not hung properly, so it was not flush to the jamb. The entrance door to the room required a shoulder push to shut it. The breakfast was saved by the malted waffles, the rest was just meh. The neighborhood was semi-industrial, with a few workers of the world’s oldest profession plying their trade across the street from the hotel. Overall it was overpriced by at least $50 per night.

felt very safe and was close to lots of food options

Great service and breakfast. Room was clean and spacious - even had a full kitchen! Bed was comfortable. Only complaint was the area and view was not the nicest. But the hotel takes precautions and locks their parking lot at night.

Shortly after arriving, someone else was booked into our room. Fortunately, the deadbolt kept them from walking in on us. TV was difficult to operate. We called for assistance but they never came. We eventually figured it out. Our Lyft driver called the area “sketchy”. We didn’t know Seattle so was not aware of the area. The room itself was clean and comfortable.

The beds were okay, and the internet was slow somehow complicated to connect

This is an affordable place to stay in relatively close proximity to downtown Seattle. The free breakfast and coffee is nice, the beds are comfortable, and the staff is friendly. Downsides: the water pressure in the showers is absolutely terrible. The hotel is also located in a rough area, and on the surrounding streets you will see plenty of prostitutes, homelessness, and people on drugs. I have stayed at this hotel two times now in the space of about two years, and overall I do recommend it as a decent place to stay to be near Seattle.

When driving from Seattle the main road is full of prostitutes (not kidding) they weren’t even discrete. The bathroom door didn’t lock. And there was a piece of the door that broke off. Breakfast was mediocre. Staff was really nice and friendly.

I would not recommend staying here.

It was in a great location that was reasonably clise to everything we wanted to see.

Everything was great

The beds were extremely comfortable

The staff was amazing, they were so nice and helpful. We were on the second floor, and the floor above was so squeaky that we could hear every time people walked. It would even wake us up. I'm not a fan of the homelessness around the hotel. That, however, is a city problem, not the fault of the hotel. The hotel did have a locking gate and a fence to keep the property clear of them.