Hostels in Washington, United States

The two double beds were perfect for four people. The room was spacious enough for our three large and two small suitcases. The airport shuttle picked us up promptly after a phone call. The front desk provided hot water, coffee, and tea. Parking at the hotel was $13.5 per day, charged daily, not hourly. For airport pick-up, head to Zone 1B on the fourth floor of the terminal. The hotel's front desk phone number is on the side of the shuttle in the picture. It's only a 3-4 minute ride from the hotel to the terminal.

To be honest, the pics I saw on Trip.com led me to believe I was booking at your basic roadside hotel. And, sure I really had no problem with that since I was coming out for the WSU orientation with my son, and just needed a place to rest up and have a place for our luggage. For some reason Trip.com had it listed at a lower rating, and I figured I was getting the great rate because of it. No problem there, either. I actually booked about 2-3 months out as well, which helped with the rate. But....... after a crazy 8+ hr drive there in 88 degree weather, Cougar Town was an Oasis at the end of a Mirage! Right in the heart of Coug-ville! Couldn't have been in a better location. Everything in walking distance, the town was amazing. The Inn Keepers were nice and helpful. I felt like I was at my ”Little Home Away From Home!” The posted pics did no justice for what we found as we open the door. Hands down the BEST small hotel I have ever been. Definitely a Woman's eye for comfy-ness, with a color scheme that says Home to this Man's eye. Nice linens, something you would see in a catalog. Widescreen TV, roomy fridge and microwave. Spacious Vanity, sink space. Clean bathroom as well. IF you are planning to stay awhile, there is plenty of room to unpack your clothes and store them in the large dresser in the room. I really liked the electronic key entry. The ONLY con that I can report, is the shower head was not the best, and was skint with the water pressure. But, I get it though, I am sure the water bill can get crazy owning a hotel, so I can give a pass on that point. I am planning to come back mid-August for student drop-off and I will definitely be staying at COUGAR TOWN! Going to book my room now! Thank you for memorable stay! GH

This hotel is not in the best location a lot of undesirables and drug ******* in the area  The front door looked like someone had tried to kick it down at some point  No large towels were provided only hand towel size . Lots of hairs in bed Toilet did not flush properly  Bed was comfortable, fridge and microwave provided were both clean  Wifi worked ok and lady on reception was nice .

We stayed here for the convenient access to the link light rail to the Seahawks stadium. On the plus side, it is only a block away, easy walk to the light rail station. The room was large with a comfortable king size bed. Check in was quick if not particularly personable. The room had a small refrigerator, desk with chair, tv, dresser, end tables and an armchair. There was shampoo, conditioner and soap. On the negative side, the room was not super clean. It was not visibly dirty at first look but there was some hair in the bath. The worst was the floor. It was a medium finished hard surface floor that looked clean but after walking around for just a few minutes, the bottoms of our socks were nearly black. If we stay here again we will bring slippers with hard soles. As mentioned, the bed was comfortable and sheets were clean but pillows were old with a slightly funny smell. While location was the main reason for staying here for us, it is a very sketchy area. We would not walk around here at night if not for the many other people coming back from the football game. The price and easy access to the light rail means we will probably stay here for future football games but we will come more prepared with slippers and our own pillows.

It is far from the airport but ideal for a quiet getaway. It is quiet and conveniently located among several restaurants and outlets. The rooms are huge and sufficiently furnished and equipped.

The hotel is very close to the airport and the room is clean If you don’t close the door, the noise outside is very loud. The password lock in our tentative room was broken, and it was only possible to unlock it by hand in the middle of the night. Breakfast is much less varied than general inn hotels

I didn't realize this was attach to The Virginia mason hospital so there was a wheelchair in the hallway and also medical staff was going through the hotel as well. It was a fair place to stay but wouldn't recommend a leisure stay.

The room is very large, this room is a special room with half a balcony. It is strange why every time it is irregular to give Trip.com guests? The hotel is not bad, the air conditioner was turned on in advance, and the corridor was turned on. Opposite is a supermarket, very convenient

So I looked for a hotel down the street from the one I was at. I didn't realize it was a Hostel. I never stayed in one before so I didn't know what to expect. Shared dorm like spaces with a community bathroom. I could see it being a convenient option to save money. $50ish is very good in Seattle. There was a free breakfast and they offer different necessities for a charge. Toothpaste, toothbrush, towels, etc.

NOTE: Their airport shuttle stops at a very early 7PM. I chose the hotel based on shuttle pickup, and instead, had to pay for a taxi, which meant I could have stayed in a nicer hotel, which DID provide evening shuttle service, for same expenditure. That said, the counter employee was helpful and friendly.