Best Hotels near Snoqualmie Valley Record, Snoqualmie

There are numerous business centers and parks next to this hotel, Yishang Yijia.

I would thoroughly recommend the Hyatt House to anyone staying in Redmond. I was pleasantly surprised with our room and stay. Without knowing Redmond, the parking garage felt safe to park our, the neighborhood was nice - though it seemed to lack on food options compared to other similar looking neighborhoods, and our room was great. We had a top-floor corner unit with a wrap-around balcony. The floor to cieling windows allowed for plenty of natural light with minimal noise from the road. The bed was comfortable and it was nice to have a fridge in the room. The ceilings were the highest I've ever seen - except maybe once - in a hotel room, but I would be surprised if rooms on the lower floors had comparably high ceilings. While the room and staff were great, the breakfast here is fine but it is definitely one of the better free hotel breakfasts that I've had. If you're looking for a great place to relax right next to an urban bike/walking trail, then this is the place for you.

I had to travel during the COVID restrictions. (It was an emergency) I was very nervous about what the check in would be like and how the room would be cleaned. On my arrival, the front desk was set up with a 12 foot social distance toy truck system. It was very ingenious toy truck and a ramp to take the cards to and from each person. The only card I sent up was my license and next to the truck ramp were wipes and hand jell so when I received my room card I could clean those too. The elevators had signs asking for only 2 passengers per ride and to keep socially distanced with masks. My room was so clean and remotes were wrapped in a paper stating they had been cleaned. When I had to return again a month later they had stickers on the door jam sealing the door stating they had been cleaned. The free breakfast was still served in a to go form. Individual bags had pastries and bagels and coffee in to go cups. I was extremely impressed with the care they took to make sure everything was clean and safe in our current situation. I stayed in a King bedroom suite. It was very spacious and the price was amazing. The kitchen was well equipped with everything needed to make a meal. We stayed in the same type of room our second trip and had our dog. There is a large open field about a block away that is used for dog training and was a great place to play with our dog and let her run. Anything you need is less than a mile away. Groceries, Costco, Target and a beautiful state park on the lake with swimming, play equipment and a boat launch. Not to mention the historical down town of Issaquah that is working on interesting ways to open all their restraints. I’m booking my 3rd stay, and hopefully last for a while but I will always make this my go to place.

This is one of the best hotels in the region for long stays. The staff is kind and co-operative and do their best to be available when you need, but leave you alone at all other times. The ambience felt very similar to having your own home with your own garden. Rooms are good, ambience is good, but the best part is the kind and friendly staff who genuinely do try their best to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Particularly for me, Yezenia, Semira, Adrianne, and especially the Director Corry, took great efforts to make my stay as comfortable as possible. Without their constant support in every common and uncommon issue I faced (particularly the uncommon ones), my stay would have been much less enjoyable.

There are 2-3 small squares around the hotel, and there is a supermarket to buy. There is a muffin breakfast shop next to the hotel, which feels delicious. A good place to take a quiet place. There is free parking, 24-hour coffee and hot water service. Breakfast is not available because of the epidemic. But a 15 % discount coupon for the muffin store.

The room itself was fine, but the free WiFi wouldn't work for my laptop, only our phones. We talked to tech support twice and they ran me through the standard litany of things, but nothing worked. This is the same laptop that could literally go down into the lobby, find a different access point, and connect fine, but the actual hotel's WiFi was hot garbage. Considering I was there for three nights, it was definitely inconvenient and something that'll prompt me to stay elsewhere for my next trip.

Machinery noise was going at it all night, so much so that the room and bed was shaking. The hotel was so dated that the floors shake when someone walks by the corridors. The furniture has been refurbished so the rooms were a little better than your average motel. TV was also broken in the room.

There are many restaurants around within walking distance from downtown Redmond! The hall was also a beautiful and fulfilling stay.