This hotel was a good place to sleep the rooms were clean, the pool was great for my kids, there was no extras, but we didn't spend much time in the room. It was a good place to sleep, quiet and safe. If you want luxury this is not the place for you, but for touring around the Seattle area, it really worked for us and it was cheaper than any other motel around, so we could stay a little longer than planned.

Stayed in a handicap room as I was on crutches suffering from a broken foot. The parking spot outside the room was a state handicap parking so I risked it fortunately with no ticket. I think my first impression entering this room is going to be an all-time low. This room was like a tin can utter dive. There was nothing in the room that sparked imagination in any way. Not only that, but you'd expect the bathroom appliances to work properly in a handicap room. This was probably the worst room that I've stayed in at the $75 rate ($65+taxes & fees?). Avoid if possible. Plus, the night time and morning managers had that look in their eye like 'please don't make problems for us'. I was hot and cold all night. Bad!

As an economical traveler who has camped, stayed in KOA's and numerous motels along the roads and highways of the United States, I would say that I am pretty open to accomodations.
My sister and I paid $75.00 for a room with 2 dbl. beds at Motel 6 in Issaquah, WA. We wanted something comfortable, economical and clean for 1 night and felt this was perfect. It was not.
What we got was 2 double beds with very old tiwn size blankets on them. The blankets did not even go over the sides of the beds. There were holes in the drapes and the hem was ripped out in one place. Again, I'm really not picky but this felt creepy and very lazy to me. The air conditioner rattled so loudly that we had to turn it off and open the window because it was keeping us awake.
The reason I give this 1 star is that the bathroom was night.
I don't think Tom Bodet has been to this Motel 6. While their motto is that they keep the light on for you, I don't think that meant that the outside lights would be SO bright that they would also keep you awake.
If you're looking for a day time quickie this might be the place for you. If like us, you're looking for a quiet, comfortable rest, drive to Factoria or spring for the Holiday Inn or Hilton. Yikes this place was bad. I'd really like my money back.

Nothing fancy but it was a clean and economic place to stay in Issaquah. Right across the street from the lake and nice hiking areas.