2-Star Hotels in SeaTac

The front desk lady at morning was so rude I ask to keep my baggage because flight was at evening while i check out time was at 12. She replied we don't have this service but finally she kept my baggage. 

The expectations before the stay were very low. After the stay, I decided to give 5 points of praise. Just stayed at the hotel for one night a few days ago. I read the facilities and reviews of almost every hotel around before booking, and finally chose this one because: 1. Marriott had no room that night and wanted to book Marriott. 2, this rating is second only to Marriott, and Hilton is basically not bad. First, free airport shuttle bus. Call the hotel after arriving at the airport's connection point and wait for the shuttle bus to come. Since it was a big night, there was me and another Alaska Airlines flight attendant. The driver is very good and will help with the suitcase. The airport will arrive in a few minutes. The drop-off is every half an hour, such as 10:00, 10:30, 11:00, if there are passengers, you will leave on time. The driver will ask which airline is the passenger and send the passenger to the corresponding entrance. Second, the hotel is really clean and the settings are very well maintained. The room was very quiet and no sound of the plane was heard overnight. The room was very big. But the location of the hotel is for the transfer and crew to spend the night, do not match the hotel in the city or resort area, after all, the positioning is different. The needs of passengers staying are also different. Third, the front desk lady is very good. I saw a comment that no one helped with luggage. I think for this price and market positioning hotel, the requirement for employees to take luggage is really excessive. Fourth, we specially booked a room with breakfast, and when we went to breakfast, we found that the staff would not check the room card at all. Just walk in and eat. Breakfast is a very typical simple American breakfast. But they are very fresh. I like the taste of the scrambled eggs, very, very good. There is a small park and lake next to the hotel for a few minutes. If it is an afternoon flight, you can go shopping after breakfast, which is very different from the domestic park. Clean, well maintained and at the same time give people a feeling of original ecology. The only downside of the hotel is that there is no restaurant, but there is a small snack area on the first floor. We bought popcorn, potato chips and beer. The hotel room has a microwave to heat popcorn. It is also a very interesting experience. In short, if you are transiting for an overnight stay at Seattle Tacoma Airport, this hotel is highly recommended.

It's pretty good, looks clean, has a simple breakfast, super simple, sliced ​​​​and milk. It's close to the airport, 10 minutes drive there, and the price is reasonable.

The location is great, Sea-Tac is just right across the street. The facilities look aged but everything works and is quite clean. The staff at the check-in counter was friendly and helpful, everything ran smoothly. I stayed here for one night for a transit flight so this one is not a bad choice if you just need a convenient place for a brief stay.

Very convenient and near airport, the only downside is the breakfast is meh, not as good as the La Quinta in other locations. The printer there didn’t work but they’ll print things out for you with their own one. It’s easy to walk there too.

The location is excellent close to the airport and they also provide shuttle for pickup and dropoff to the airport. We occupied a 3-beds room which provides the best conditions. However they do not have breakfast, though there is a IHOP at 2 minutes walking distance. The building may use an overall touchup.

Nice for the price. Staff is nice and helpful. The room is clean and they clean it daily. Airport shuttle was always readily available. My only complaint was the location. It was a little out of the way. Right in between both bus and train stations so you have to walk a lot.

Close to the airport, with a car available for pick-up at any time, which is a big advantage. The room is quite large, and there is even a kitchen and dining room, but it is not decorated and is empty. I guess the guests who come here are mainly transiting and don't need a kitchen. It is run by Indians and seems to be a family business. There is an Indian aunt who is very friendly and willing to chat with guests. The rest is a typical low-end motel standard, with a comfortable bed and hot water for bathing. It is quite affordable to stay for one night in transit.

This place is a much older Motel 6 in lovely Bremerton. I chose a smoking room which happened to be on the third floor and walking up those steps covered in the green fake grass that were shaky was not cool. When I got to the room, I walked in and smelled straight cigarettes. The room stopped pretty bad. It took me until the middle of the night to figure out that it was due to the room next-door because there was a door between us. When he finally stopped smoking, the smoke finally went away and when he started again in the morning, it was coming back under the door. I called down and asked to see if I could bemoved and it was not possible. Unless I chose to be in a non-smoking room. But I didn’t realize the smoking would be 24 hours. Plus, the broom was pretty battered, but the bedding was good and so were the pillows. I can’t stand that Motel 6 only gives you soap now. Prices went up 30% and then they’re dropping shampoo and conditioner.

The hotel’s clean. We booked the hotel mainly because it’s close to the airport as we needed to catch an early flight. Staff were friendly. Would recommend it for early flight travellers.