Auberges à Nord-ouest de Washington

« Veille chambre, tapis dégoûtant, non insonorisé, voisins de chambre bruyant jusqu’au 3hrs du matin. Par contre les gens a l’accueil étaient super gentils. »

« As we enter, we see that the mirrors and picture windows are dirty, the floor is sticky, our shoes stick to the floor in the bedroom. In the dining room, at breakfast, no one wipes the tables. We've reserved 2 rooms. In one of them, the bathroom door didn't close all the way. When it came time to shower in the morning, our friends discovered that the tap was broken and it was impossible to take a shower. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) »

« Pet friendly and the room was clean. Easy to get to things around it. New girl at the desk was super friendly. »

« Was a very enjoyable experience. »

« Low price point so minimal expectations, but a delightful, clean, old-but-loved property. No A/C on a warm day worked out because the windows open and there was a box fan that cooled the room efficiently. Would stay again. »

« When I walked into the room this overwhelming smell of wet dog blasts you in the face. I went and bought plug-in air freshener. Let them run for an hour. Didn't help. So I switched rooms after noticing burn holes in the blankets. The next room was just as bad. But I bought q bottle of febreeze this time and used half the bottle to mask that other smell. »

« Hôtel choisi pour faire une étape. L'accueil était sympathique. Chambre très spacieuse. Propreté et confort literie satisfaisante. Décoration vieillissante. Check out rapide pour prendre le ferry le lendemain. Pas de petit déjeuner. Motel bien situé ( restaurants sympas à proximité immédiate). »

« The room was spacious, and I appreciated having 2 lounge chairs and 2 chairs at the little table so both my partner and I could have a seat! The fireplace is a special nice touch. Bed very comfortable! I wish the breakfast had a bit more variety. I am not a porridge fan! »

« Superbe hôtel ! Tout neuf. Chambre spacieuse avec cuisine équipée. bien isolée. »