Best Hotels near Job Carr Cabin Museum, Tacoma

It’s not too far from the airport. It’s about half an hour’s drive to the hotel. There is a swimming pool on the first floor. There is a small temperature pool. We went there that day. It’s a bit cold. The big pool is playing in the small temperature pool. There are several holiday inn in Tacoma. We started to the city and then went to the opposite side.

we brought our wrestling team here for state wrestling. there are two different buildings. the building with the lobby seems to be updated and nicer than the building we were put up in. the hallways stunk. some of our doors did not lock. there was no hot water. not safe to even walk in the hallways alone. loud noise all night. no screen in the windows of the 3rd floor room. we were quite nervous about the safety of our team. we took pictures and have asked our travel team to never book us here again. the rooms were large enough and the fridge and microwaves did work. beds were comfortable and sheets seemed to be clean.

We needed to vacate our house for a day and had to find accommodations that would welcome a dog. The Inn at Gig Harbor was reasonably priced and met all our requirements. From the moment we checked in, the hotel felt like home. We were welcomed with surprisingly delicious chocolate chip cookies and treats for our poodle. The room was lovely and equipped with a fridge and microwave (both of which came in handy). Breakfast the next morning included outstanding cinnamon rolls, as well as sausage, eggs, potatoes, biscuits and excellent coffee. The fireplace in the lobby is a great place to hang out. And the friendly staff will make sure everything concerning your visit is going smoothly. Five stars and our highest recommendation!

Booked this room so my 13 year old daughter and I could attend a dog show at the State Fair in Puyallup. It was a huge pain to get the key cards to work. I walked back and forth several times before I finally was able to even get INTO the room. The first night there was a power outage for 4 hours; the second night there was a loud fight outside our room; the third morning at 6am some homeless lady wandered up to me while I was packing our van for the show and asked if she could use my shower. Then she went upstairs and entered a different room. ?? Unfortunately, I just didn't feel safe here with my daughter. In the area farthest from the office, along the back of the building, there were a lot of creepy people who didn't look like they were up to any good.

Rashay & Otillia have great customer service very friendly & very funny. I have a great time every time I come across either of these lady's. They offered a free drink at c/in & Rashay & otillia gave me a soda from the market because I was having a rough day

There aren't a lot of hotels in the Auburn area and I remember this one from the time I worked in the area, as it was originally built as a King Oscar Hotel. We got a good rate and spent three nights here. Was told it was converted from a Quality Inn to a Comfort Inn & Suites just this past August. The place is up-to-date, with modern furnishings in the rooms and lobby. The rooms are good-sized, plenty of room to move about and relax. I really do not like cramped hotel rooms, so this one was excellent. Check in was fast and friendly. COVID-19 protocols in place, so no coffee station in the lobby and breakfast is pretty much pre-packaged. In our travels it is interesting to see how each property handles these things during the pandemic. The only complaint I have is the wi-fi drops off every few hours and one has to repeatedly log on. It did this while I was on a Zoom meeting on my laptop and I had to quickly switch to my phone so I could continue. One of my hotel pet peeves is that if you offer wi-fi, it should be fully operational because so many of your clients have come to depend on it for their business and informational needs while staying on your property. I would suggest this get brought up with the provider to come up with a solution. Within walking distance there are a couple of fast-food places, an AM/PM gas station and mini mart, and a teriyaki place. Only a couple of miles north to the Outlet Collection Mall, and a couple of miles east to an Albertson's. Near many of the South Auburn/Algona/Pacific industrial areas (including Boeing Fabrication). Noise level is actually not bad, considering the site is next to the SR167 Valley Freeway. We had a 3rd floor room, did not really notice much in the way of outside noise (well, except for the guy who fired up his ultra-bass car sound system in the parking lot!). You could use this place as a jumping-off point for a lot of area travel.

We were looking for a night out for my birthday. We were greeted upon arrival by friendly front desk employees, Isela and Sabrina. They promptly checked us in and made us feel very welcome. During the welcoming, they found out it was my birthday. Isela and Sabrina wished me a happy birthday and made me feel special. Our room was clean, and we had a pleasant night’s sleep. The breakfast was also delicious and everything was kept very tidy around the serving area. We did not get the lady’s name who was working in the breakfast area but she was very pleasant and kindly assisted us with making our pancakes. Thank you for great customer service. Will stay here on our next visit to Auburn.

Perfect location for our trip! We visited Buckley, Tacoma and Seattle during our trip and this hotel was no more than 20-30 minutes at the longest to any location we traveled to. The staff were all so friendly and helpful. We had absolutely no complaints. Their Covid precautions were appropriate and did not negatively affect the experience. They required reservations to use the pool but we were able to use the pool easily at the times we wanted to. The free breakfast was GREAT! The breakfast attendant filled to-go containers with either scrambled eggs or pre-made omelettes, and sausage or bacon or both and a biscuit, they also had available coffee, a selection of juices, milk, yogurt and muffins. It was plentiful, convenient, and satisfying. Considering most other hotels in the area either completely forgoed their free breakfast or only offered continental breakfast with no hot options this was excellent. We will absolutely return!

Nice, decent, clean hotel with breakfast included and free parking. About 10 minute walk from Washington State Fairgrounds, while downtown Puyallup with restaurants and bars is about 20-25 minutes walk or a short drive. Rooms and bathrooms aren't the most modern but everything was very clean and comfortable. I was happy to get a room overlooking the trees (the other 3 sides of the hotel overlook either the parking lot or road). So I had a nice quiet stay. Staff are quite friendly and efficient (although they had a big line up of water bottles at the front desk and when I asked for one she said oh there's water bottles in the room, not mentioning that they are $4 each. If the water bottles at front desk are only reserved for top tier elite Bonvoy members maybe they should hide them out of the way, in my opinion, but that's just a minor point!)