Worst hotel I ever stayed at. The carpet was covered with burns, the blinds were missing slats, a scary place.

The Everspring is the best seedy motel in Seattle. The rooms are decent and clean enough, the price is negotiable ($50 seems to be the best rate available), the staff is friendly and attentive, and the building is secure.
The problem is that the Everspring is dressed up to appear as if it should be compared to places like Days Inn, Travel Lodge, and/or Extended Stay, when in reality it's more closely related to The Orion, Seals, and/or Sunhill (which btw is owned by the same folks who own Everspring Inn).

If cost is the main factor when deciding where to stay, then the Everspring Inn is the perfect place. Compared to all of Seattle's other motels, Everspring Inn offers the most room for your dollar.

The room was absolutely DISGUSTING! There were what appeared to be crusty semen stains literally EVERYWHERE, from the sheets, to the headboards, to the drapes, to the towels. It seemed as though the room had NEVER been cleaned! There was even an ominous dark stain, with drip marks leading towards the washroom, it looked suspiciously like blood. The noise level was ridiculous, and the price was essentially the same as the Ramada or the Travelodge, both places we would have stayed if there was any vacancy. We know now to plan ahead and book a room at a DECENT hotel/motel, and to avoid this dump like the plague.

I live in Seattle with my boyfriend and sometimes we like to go out and spend one night a month in a hotel/motel just to shake things up for a night. But lately with the economy that hasn't been able to happen. Last month we sprung for a night at the Everspring Inn. Hadn't stayed there before, but we were cruising around Aurora Ave., saw it and decided to check it out.

The parking lot was clean, we were greeted warmly, and there was coffee. So far so good. We got the nightly rate but it was a bit pricey at $65 so we were about the leave and the clerk stopped us and asked what we had in mind to pay! I'd never negotiated pricing before so I just threw a number out there. $45. She said she could do $50, so we took it. The room she put us in was a one bed room with a small kitchenette. Not too spacey but it was very clean. We had a wonderful, comfortable night that night and definitely plan on visiting again!

Also, because our monthly escapades are known well among our friends, anytime someone asks for a recommendation, we always say the Everspring Inn!