I booked a suite online, expecting from the description and photos on the site that the unit I was booking consisted of more than one room- bedroom and a living room.
(See Wikipedia entry on suites: "A suite in a hotel or other public accommodation, denotes a class of luxury accommodations, the key feature of which is multiple rooms.")

I was travelling with my young child, and I was hoping to be able to put him to bed early, while my wife and I stayed up later in the other room. When I arrived, I was dismayed to find out that the "suite" was a single room that had a couch with a tiny quarter-wall divider separating it from the beds. When I complained to the person at the desk, they explained that the King suites have a separate bedroom, but the Queen Suites do not, and that no King Suites were available during my stay. I feel this is very misleading, and am consequently not very happy about my experience.

Otherwise, the hotel was fine - a bit older, but comfortable, reasonably priced, good location for the zoo. The breakfast was nice to have, although the breakfast room is a bit cramped.

Room was nice and man at front desk was friendly. Price of room was ok but will not stay here again due to expensive pet policy.

I stayed here on a business trip and had to be in downtown Seattle the next morning at 10 am. Fortunately, I know Seattle traffic, so I had budgeted 45 minutes for the 10 mile trip, and I needed every minute of it. My room was freshly painted and clean, though the bedding had seen better days.
I had been upgraded to a kitchenette room. Attention extended stay travelers - this "kitchenette" was a full-size regular kitchen! Breakfast was the usual unremarkable Comfort Inn processed food offering. Tourists should know that this property is located on a busy commercial street that's basically strip-mall heaven - not very scenic. You'll have to drive or take public transit to see Seattle attractions. Still, for the price, it's a good deal.

Stayed here with my wife and we loved it, you gotta try Citizen Coffee shop on the corner. Good stuff! Very good location, a 5 or 10 minute drive to Pike's Place, but a great location for everything. Right by the Seattle Needle. Looking for a great place to eat at night? Try..... 5 Spot, it's literally to die for. Man so many good places to eat like Salumi's Italian meat, Beecher's "World's Best Mac and Cheese": seriously, it is. Duke's Chowder House at Pike's Place. Quinn's is an amazing place to eat too, Wild Boar Sloppy Joe's. Also, Seattle is great because it's only a short 2 hour drive to Vancouver, Canada, and a 2 hour drive to Portland, Oregon.