This hotel in Renton allowed us to cancel at 9 pm the night we were supposed to start our stay, because our daughter fell ill and had to stay in hospital. They also moved us to a ground level room, because our daughter is wheelchair-bound. This was quite a hassle for them and might have caused some other angered guests,... more

Located right by the freeway, it has some noise issues. The lobby looked good. Unfortunately, it went down hill from there. The staff was indifferent and unprofessional; it should have served as a warning to us. The electronic key card could not opened the door, we went downstairs 4 times to complain and 30 minutes had passed before someone came... more

Good budget stay but our room had bed bugs!! We stayed in room 215 for a long weekend August 2-4th, 2008. The staff were friendly and the decor was simple and correlated with the cheaper price of the hotel. There were lots of great tourist brochures near the front desk. The continental breakfast included self-made waffles, muffins, toast, orange juice,... more

My wife and I stayed here for two nights (Friday and Saturday) while visiting friends in Seattle. Hotels and rental cars are pricey here, thanks to a 30% tax on both. (FYI, this is how the city and King County were able to pay for their new baseball and football stadiums, since residents voted down a measure to fund their... more

I love to travel but I do so on a tight budget. I don't splurge on a 5-star hotel with all the amenities; I want a clean place that's convenient and not in bad neighborhood, and Guest House Inn met all these specs. It looks to have been recently remodeled and my room was very pleasant with nice furniture and... more

I work for the largest art dealer in the world. Travel and live in and out of hotels 14 days of every 16, so pretty experienced in what one should expect for the fee they may be paying. Guesthous was a perfect example of what $69.00 a night will get you in Renton, WA., just 15 minutes outside Seatle and... more

My friends and I took a 3-day shopping trip down to Seattle back when there was a state-wide power outage by a big storm. Econo Lodge had lost its power as well, and they helped us find another hotel in Everette (but it was almost double their rate!). At around 10pm, I got a call from Econo Lodge saying that... more

I wouldn't call this a 5 star hotel, but it wasn't as horrible as I was expecting. I just returned from a weekend trip to Seattle and stayed at this hotel Friday night and Saturday night. The apartments behind the hotel are under construction, but I didn't hear any work being done (maybe because it was a weekend?). The Hotel... more

The only other amenities at this highway exit are a McDonald's, a disgusting bar, and a disgusting quickie mart - not even a gas station. Nearby contstruction begins at 6am. The apartments behind the hotel are in the process of being completely re-built due to mold, the same mold you will find in the hotel. In fact, the customers that... more