Econo Lodge

giving one star was the only way I could write a review, otherwise it would have no stars. I NEVER complain… all I was looking for was sanitary shelter for one night. unfortunately, due to a function nearby, every hotel and every room was booked so I got stuck with a room on the smoking floor. ok, I could handle it with a few minor grumbles… but then when I had tried to check in at 3, the person who had the room before me left late, so I didn’t get the room til 4. Still, nothing I could do about that. No big deal. but then I got into my room… cig burns and rips all over the unclean comforter. Blood stains on the sheets. Boogers and mysterious substances smeared on the bathroom wall. Unbelievable. If I had a clean room, I could have overlooked the gross smokey smell or having to check in late. Never get a room here. Hope I don’t go home with bed bugs…

This place has friendly staff, but wreaks like cigarettes in a non-​smoking floor. Enough to make my stomach sick. Bad luck brought us to town on a busy week and had no choice but to stay here and spend 125 $ a night. We should have slept in the car, and would have if not for our 2 year old.

I got a big room that was in good condition and I got it for a great price; literally nothing was really wrong with the room itself. However, I was unfortunately placed in room 205 which has a large window that is located just feet away from a bright amber outdoor spotlight. I’m all for having well lit premises but if you are going to put a giant light outside of a second story window I suggest that you put curtains that can actually blocks out the light. I could see right through the curtains and my room was lit up the entire night.
AVOID THE SECOND STORY ROOMS!!!

This Econolodge has nice big rooms, friendly staff, free WiFi and is very dog friendly. They do have a weight limit of 40 lbs, and charge a small pet fee ($ 10, if I remember right, my pup JUST made weight limit!) There is a pretty good little burger stop just out front for a quick bite to eat, and they offer muffins and cereal with coffee for breakfast in the morning, complementary.
I’ll admit there was a cigarette burn mark on the comforter, and some ripped carpet (probably from somebody’s dog.) The room smelled a little funky I could smell smoke in one of the halls. The room was clean and comfy, and the hotel is right around the corner from all major shopping needs (Trader Joes, the Commons, Target, etc). And while the area is kind of rough looking at first (somebody was getting arrested down the road and there were some questionable looking characters hovering around the area), we had no issues and even left our flatbed full of stuff in the parking lot of a day and a half with no issue. For the price, I’d go back.

We had stayed her a week ago for four days and the hotel was really quiet, employees were great and there’s so much to pick from in terms of restaurants and stores. We never had am issue will return next time I’m in the area.

We stayed here for two nights this past July after the RV Park we booked outside Seattle lied to us about having 30 amp hookups and we were stuck last minute with no place to stay with all of the campgrounds in the area full. We fortunately were able to use reward points for our stay; however, we were charged $ 60.00 for two nights for our two dogs. Some might consider this «pet friendly,» but I consider it a gimmick that attracts those traveling with their dogs only to be slapped with enough fees to have paid for another nights stay. EconoLodge should learn from their competitors’ business plans (Red Roof Inn & Motel 6) and only charge their guests if their pets do damage to the room. Besides this, the hotel was decent enough — clean, a bit outdated, no frills as expected.

I saw some reviews for this place on travel websites and it averaged 3.5−4 stars. I am giving it 2-​stars, because it is a 1-​star hotel with an additional star for good service.
Room was outdated. Comforter had a big cigarette burn on it. Hallways WREAKED of cigarette smoke. Remote oft TV was a piece of junk. They advertise free breakfast, which is actually coffee and wrapped «processed» muffins and donuts. Think: Hostess snacks without the flavor. Free Wi-​fi, but kept disconnecting in the room.
Price was only $ 65, so I didn’t have high expectations. I simply needed a place to rest my head for one night, but would have spent another $ 20 – 30 for an actual 3-​star place.