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"Everything about this place is special. I’ll stay here again! And will recommend to anyone I know looking for a place in the Seattle area."

"Was not informed hot tub was unavailable during check-in. Was not informed of multiple tree removal and 4 full days of maintenance around pool area during check-in. No rest and relaxation during warm and sunny days in Seattle. Let that aid in your imagination. 24-hour notice of a necessary 3D scan of room, requiring two (male) third party visitors to room escorted by front desk staff. Beware of Presence of aggressive smoke sensors located near patio doors. Doors open out, not slide, creating a vacuum. Years as a platinum hotel traveler, first ever smoke fee applied to room. If Another conference scheduled here, will look for off site accommodations."

"Very respectful staff"

"Breakfast was fresh and had a lot of varieties. Parking was available."

"The airport shuttle was easy to connect, although the airport signage was a little confusing. The room was clean and updated. Breakfast was well stocked and had many different options. Excellent staff!"

"Nice stay close to airport"

"It's consistent, clean, friendly staff, and just all around my go to place when I come back to Washington to for business or pleasure. "

"We had a lovely overnight stay prior to our vacation"

"Staff are very nice and professional. They were pleasant to deal with. The free shuttle was free convenient and readily available. The room seemed clean and the bedding was fresh. The downsides, the heater/ac was not working. The I was checking in, the police were there on a call. As I approached my room I was checking into, the police were there in front of my door. Apparently, the room across from me had the door open and more cops inside the room. I could hear a woman crying and the cops asking questions. I just quickly bolted into my room. Overall, for the price I was good with it. The WiFi was only free if you registered for there rewards program and the “free breakfast” was just bread/toast, yogurt, 2 types of cereal, coffee or juice, and oranges. It was enough to keep the morning hunger pangs away but hardly what I call breakfast."