It's a very cozy, convenient neighborhood. It's about a block from the highway so it's easy to…read moredrive into Tacoma. The hotel is a little old, but clean and well maintained. The staff was very welcoming.

They gave us a blanket cover. With multiple cigarette burns. On the second week. The first week…read more The cover sheet had blood stains. They do this thing called. Half service. If you want it swept. You ask gor a broom. If you want the bedding changed. You have to do it yourself. If I had the extra cash. I wouldn't be here.

They need new beds, they are hard and worn out. Did not get a good nights sleep for the 3 nights I…read morebooked. Most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept on. Gave me a pinched nerve in my neck.

Just a more recent update & to the hotel as well! They have done some remodeling since those…read morepictures were taken. The place looks so nice. Very tasteful & thoughtful choices in their baseboard trim, moulding, carpets, checkin counter, dining area, furniture, the kind of thing I notice. ‍ By far one of the nicest BW's I've ever stayed in. Breakfast choices were excellent!

Last minute check in for one night. I was checked in for a little over an hour and noticed not only…read moredid the room have a foul odor but there was bugs on the bedding. The lady at the front desk refused to give me a refund despite the condition of the room and being there just over an hour and said she would pass my information along to a manager to rectify the issue. Worst experience would not recommend this hotel to anyone. I wish I could give it 0 stars

Clean, comfortable, friendly staff, delicious and plentiful breakfast. Unfortunately the pool was…read moreclosed. Hopefully we can use it next time we visit the grandkids.

Place of course is not luxurious, but my room was clean and the air conditioning worked really well…read moreto keep my room cold the way I like it. It was only down the street from the Washington State Fair Center which I was attending for a convention. It was conveniently only a 5-minute walk. The lady at the front desk was extremely nice, and they provided free breakfast as well. Only docked one star because there is no soundproofing, and there was one night where I could not sleep because of neighboring renters were being too out throughout the night. I wouldn't mind having to stay here again if I needed to.

This place is run by ai probably. There's a sign advertising…read morefor free breakfast--clearly made by ai. Time says grab and go breakfast is 7-9. Online, it says 6-9. You also apparently get discounted for booking with chatgpt which I didn't know was possible but I would absolutely not trust it. Speaking of, my friend booked on the website normally and they somehow cancelled our reservation. Lady at the front desk was working super hard to fix it to get us a room. She was really kind and awesome. Back to the breakfast, we go up to the front where it is to meet a sign saying that breakfast was cancelled for today. No one in the room. It's the check-in/out counter. How do you just not have anyone there at 7:30am? People need to check out. Someone didnt come until 8 so everyone was just waiting. The workers here are great but that doesn't make up for shitty higher up management. They'll quit and work somewhere else but the same lazy people run this place. Would avoid coming here if possible.

We booked this venue through AirBnB and we couldn't have been happier. This is the top floor of a…read morehuge, old farmhouse that can easily sleep 8, with *two* loft beds for adventuresome children to hide out in! The three of us slept together in one room, with a queen size bed and a loft for our son - absolutely perfect. It has a HUGE living room, a wonderful second bedroom, the best bathroom with a shower anyone could love. The only down to this venue is that it requires you to be able to negotiate stairs, and they are steep ones. There is a kitchenette with a microwave and small refrigerator, plenty of dishes - also there is a working area perfect for laptops to set up and the internet is free and fast! I would recommend this place to anyone, and lots of anyones - if you need a place to put a large family, or a number of people looking for connection time together, this is your spot. Loved it, and Marie, the hostess is a gem. Would repeat, 10/10.

It's not horrible. It is winter. I am not having the same problems as the people who stayed in the…read moresummer. It reminds me of the very old hotels in Westport. None of the furniture matches. I would not want to stay here had I looked it up. The type of people I see over here makes sense why the rates are what they are. It is loud but okay with headphones. The hospital is right beside it. So you will hear the ambulance and a lot of police cars. They are loud as the windows have never been upgraded to noise canceling. The rooms are very small. The tv is very deceiving. There is only one channel. The tv makes you believe you can watch anything. You can only watch Las Vegas. Fine I have a phone. This is not a big deal. The best thing is the lamps have chargers on them. Your phone will charge very quickly on them without overheating.

Loud, sketchy parking area. No elevators. Misleading photos show Rooms with kitchens and that is…read morenot what you get when you reserve a room. Next to hospital so expect to hear sirens throughout the day and night.

Avoid at all costs, worst experience of my life! Take away the computer & their World stands…read morestill. WORST customer service EVER!!

I reserved a unit here for a month. The Seattle area isn't exactly rife with corporate apartment-y…read moreoptions for the traveling worker. The rooms are tiny...the kitchenettes are tiny. The TVs are from 1995. The wifi makes me long for the days of dial up AOL. But I expected no better when I checked into an economy extended stay joint. 1. My first room smelled like cat piss. I complained nonstop. It took them a week to move me to a new room. In this time, a housekeeper commented, "weren't that the room with all them cats?" YUP, IT SURE WAS. 2. When I first arrived, the building was almost entirely occupied by Puyallup fair employees. CARNIES. Enough said. 3. I found a magazine for a .380 in the parking lot a night after I thought I heard gunshots. I handed it to the girl at the front desk and said, "uh, someone left their magazine in the parking lot." I fucking hope I wiped my prints off of it completely, or I imagine I'll be charged with slaying a carnie at some point. Pic: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/crossland-tacoma-puyallup-puyallup?select=iewSUN917hvg7D7DbdeJ6Q#iewSUN917hvg7D7DbdeJ6Q 4. Heard quite a bit of commotion last night. This morning, I saw a police report on the front desk detailing a FUCKING HEROIN DEN DOWN THE HALL FROM ME. Seriously, the report says "Offense: shooting heroin and assaulting his girlfriend." Pic: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/crossland-tacoma-puyallup-puyallup?select=f-ygQhb_L_lhEI0-K_fu3A#f-ygQhb_L_lhEI0-K_fu3A 5. I don't know what kind of Section 8 trickery this place is pulling, but there are entire families living in these 150 sq ft sadness cubes. I'm paying about $1400/month. I don't imagine Bobby Sue and her 5 kids would a) be able to drop that kind of cash or b) choose to live in a sadness cube over an actual apartment, particularly way out here, where you can probably find one for like $600/month, if something shady wasn't going on. In short, if you're a drug addled carnie, this is the place for you. OH! One plus. The front desk staff is very nice, and really tries to help.