I had never been A problem while staying here. I was here for a couple months. Lee is the owner now…read moreof this motel. He is disrespectful and said I had to leave for no reason. I had my kids visit me here and was just trying to survive on my own. I was never late with my weekly payments. It's not right. Do not stay here. He does not care. I left with no where to stay. He denied me staying there because he assumed bad about me. Never again.

The manager has fixed the motel up a lot. He put in a retaining wall, firepit area and painted the…read moremotel nice woodsy colors. The weekly rates are the lowest in Federal way. All the tenants are friendly and it's quite every night. I would stay there anytime.

i have to give them a 5 star due to how kindly and patiently they handled my situation, i ended up…read morenot being able to make my stay due to a medical emergency i had made my booking through priceline and ended up having to cancel, and both the hotel and priceline were kind enough to issue a refund, for which i'm forever grateful. the problem was that via priceline there were actually 2 separate booking companies involved (agoda and webbed) and while agoda were kind enough to agree to the refund, webbed was making it very difficult and not communicating with the hotel etc. there were many many calls and correspondence between the three cooperating parties but again, webbed making it difficult, but the entire time everyone at the hotel from the front desk to management was so kind and patient. can't thank them enough! next time i'm in the area, larkspur landing will absolutely be my #1 choice to stay at!

I've been using this establishment since 2012 and have probably stayed at this particular location…read more100's of times now. It has always been a convenient tucked away safe location. Which large bedroom style layouts, very clean, knowledgeable friendly staff and great pricing for the service. It's not a marriot but it's not a motel. Well none of this is the case anymore. The guy at the front desk should probably learn some hospitality etiquette as you interrogating your guests for why they're staying here after providing my ID and seeing where I live is quite condescending. I just got back from staying at lovely hotels for WC and literally it was, how can we help you, checking in? Would you lie any recommendations while you're staying with us? Talk about the amenities on site, and thank me for choosing to stay with their establishment. Not why you here today? Well let's see your a hotel and I paid that's why I'm here. They are now being stingy with parking and charging $15 a night-this isn't seattle, this isn't DT, this isn't Bellevue (had I known of the change I'd much rather stay at the eastgate location) it's a massive flat parking lot. Then upon checkin it took the front desk attendant 15mins and mind you I'm the only person in line. She couldn't figure out how to place the deposit on my card. Then I finally get up to the room with my food I picked up to go that's now getting cold and ruined. I get smacked in the face with ciga I've been using this establishment since 2012 and have probably stayed at this particular location 100's of times now. It has always been a convenient tucked away safe location. With large bedroom style layouts, very clean, knowledgeable friendly staff and great pricing for the service. It's not a marriot but it's not a motel. Well none of this is the case anymore. The guy at the front desk should probably learn some hospitality etiquette as you interrogating your guests for why they're staying here after providing my ID and seeing where I live is quite condescending. I just got back from staying at lovely hotels for WC and literally it was, how can we help you, checking in? Would you like any recommendations while you're staying with us? Talk about the amenities on site, and thank me for choosing to stay with their establishment. Not why you here today? Well let's see your a hotel and I paid that's why I'm here. They are now being stingy with parking and charging $15 a night-this isn't seattle, this isn't DT, this isn't Bellevue (had I known of the change I'd much rather stay at the eastgate location) it's a massive flat parking lot. Then upon checkin it took the front desk attendant 15mins and mind you I'm the only person in line. She couldn't figure out how to place the deposit on my card. Then I finally get up to the room with my food I picked up to go that's now getting cold and ruined. I get smacked in the face with cigarette smoke! I put my stuff down and call back down, is this a smoking room???? She says no come back down, with my stuff or without??? Just you. I come back down and she gives me another room but now I gotta go back up and get my stuff to move it all down into this new room. Literally took me 30mins from the time I walked through their door to get to my room. That's ridiculous when I'm the only person in the lobby the entire time. Theirs 3x as many workers as there is me to check 1 person in. Then I get to my new room. I finally sit down my food is ruined and I don't even want to stay here anymore. Pretty sad when the Hilton across the parking lot has free parking and same pricing. So note to self I'll never stay here again. On top of all of this I go to use the bathroom and it doesn't even looked like it was cleaned! Straight up bare minimum below par experience. I will never stay here at this location ever again. Mind you it did get bad in here during Covid but then it got better again. Well idk if it's new ownership or what cause they also asked for my number and email like what you need that info for I already paid with hotels.com! If you're considering I would go across the parking lot to the Hilton. They also used to have fresh baked cookies upon check in and those are gone too.

I was traveling in a group to Renton, WA for a few days. A couple of groupmates had previously gone…read moreto Renton and recommended the Residence Inn in spite of the overall low rating, mentioning that one of the perks is a free breakfast every morning. I probably would have chosen the nearby Hyatt instead since it looked nicer, but they don't serve free breakfast there. Residence Inn Seattle South/Renton is located on Lake Washington Blvd across from Gene Coulon Park, not too far from The Landing. It's located next to Hampton Inn & Suites, which also serves free breakfast. When you arrive, you'll see a breezeway before the parking lot; the front desk is on the right hand side of that breezeway. There's a door on the left hand side that you can only access with your room key; that door can be useful if your room is on the northern half of the inn. Checking in was simple. Brittany (sp?) was the one who checked me in and gave me a brief overview of the hotel from the free breakfast to the housekeeping every other day as well as mentioning that a card would need to remain inserted in the slot by the front door in order to keep the lights on in the room. When I got into my room, the TV was on to welcome me to Residence Inn. There weren't any issues with my room after my inspection and also taking photos to add to this page. However, one of my groupmates did mention he had to switch rooms due to the toilet not flushing. He showed me video of that so I could see it for myself. Housekeeping is done every other day, so during my three-night stay, housekeeping was only done once. One of the desks in each room has a sign reminding guests of this policy. There's another sign on that desk that has a QR code where you can leave tips for their hardworking staff. There is free WiFi and breakfast for guests of this Residence Inn! WiFi info is posted at the front desk where you check in. Breakfast starts at 6:30 AM on weekdays and 7 AM on weekends. Each morning I had breakfast, they had scrambled eggs in the first heating well, but the three heating wells after that would vary. One had meat patties one day. One had breakfast sandwiches another day. There were some potatoes on one of the mornings, but I'll never forget the pork bacon on my last morning. That's only because the rest of my group went to get breakfast elsewhere, but I stayed behind to get not one, but two helpings of the pork bacon lol. Breakfast also includes the usual suspects like bread, bagels, fruit, yogurt, milk, and a juice machine. I was satisfied with the quality of the breakfast, and they even had some coffee in front as well. For some reason, I couldn't pour any liquid out of one of the dairy pitchers. One of the staff members notice me struggling with that, and she showed me that the lid was rotated the wrong way. After she rotated it, I was finally able to pour some liquid into my coffee. In addition to coffee, they also have dispensers for decaf and hot water. They do have a bar in the same place where breakfast is held, but they also have a food menu per state law. On my second evening there, I went down and ordered a barbecue chicken flatbread. Actually, I would have preferred the barbecue pork, which was $1 less, but I guess they didn't have any of the pork left? But I was more than willing to try the barbecue chicken knowing that is California Pizza Kitchen's signature pizza. Initially, they prepared my order to be eaten at the bar even though I would have preferred to eat in my room instead; the staff happily obliged and even offered me some utensils to go with my takeout box. Shoutout to the bartender, Brianna, who told me she used to live close to where I live now in SoCal! I also appreciate how they were willing to hold my luggage until I was done with work that day. However, when I tried to check out of the hotel on my last morning in Renton, there was no staff present to check me out. It took a minute or two before Geoffrey (sp?) checked me out, which was as simple as handing him my room keys. I didn't even need to say my name; all I had to provide was my room number and a preference for receipt delivery. I requested for them to hold my luggage until I returned later that day, and Geoffrey provided me with a numbered tag that I needed to return to get my luggage back; I don't know what I'd do if I were to lose that tag. I returned later in the afternoon where a couple of different front desk agents struggled to get my luggage back. It took them a while to figure out where my luggage was, even after I mentioned Geoffrey's name. Luckily, it didn't take much more than a few minutes before I finally got my luggage back. Overall, it was a decent stay at Residence Inn, and I can see why one of my groupmates recommended it. Bed was comfortable, and so was the sofa. No issues with the bathroom either, but the clock on the microwave didn't show the correct time. It was off by an hour and a few minutes, likely due to Daylight Savings Time.

This is a bad Marriott property. It was a 3 night stay for us. This hotel could be 5 stars with a…read morefew changes. But, in its current state, it deserves 1 star. We were "upgraded" to a west facing room with a view of the lake. The room itself had one king bed, a sofa, and a kitchen. It was a good room with things that should've been better. Housekeeping needs to be replaced at this hotel. The bar stools were dirty. They had crumbs on it. The kitchen sink was slow and the water rose up when I first used it. The water rising caused a coffee stirrer to come up. I removed the stirrer, but the sink was still slow until I turned on the garbage disposal unit. The kitchen sink issue should be resolved. The roller shade on the left window did not work as the chain was broken. Unfortunately, I don't know how to fix it. The shade only stays in the down position. The AC intake vent was full of dust. I removed some the dust from the vent with a Clorox wipe, but, could not get it all out. Since they don't clean the vent, it makes me wonder if they ever change the AC filter inside. I did not dare to open it up to look. The hotel gym was one of the things that I thought was nicer at this hotel. They had treadmills and ellipticals. The had dumbbells, leg press machine, and a couple of other machines. Everything was kept in good condition. Breakfast is served downstairs. Sure, this hotel follows the Bonvoy minumum standards. But, they've gone beyond minimum. This is the first hotel in a while that did not have a waffle maker. Normally, I dislike the waffle maker, but, this location had so few offerings that waffles would've been great. They had their instant eggs, premade omlets, bacon or sausage, apples, oranges, breads, and packaged oatmeal. Kenya, who worked there the first morning I was there was great. She was nice and personable. The Hispanic man who worked there on Thursday morning was not nice. The coffee was lukewarm at 8AM. There were no coffee stirrers. I asked him for some, an hour later, there were still none. But, I did see him bring out another thermos of warmer coffee. It was a treat that I got to go out to a restaurant to avoid the breakfast that they served and to see what the locals eat. Other than Kenya in the breakfast area, my interactions with the staff was minimal as they did not seem friendly. I was able to speak to a "guest" who said his company just acquired this property and that he was staying in it. Hopefully this new management will be better. This property in a good location. But, the housekeeping and the breakfast crew needs to be replaced.

Cedarbrook lodge: Overall score: 8.0/10.0…read more Room: King suite, 2nd building Cost: $680 USD/2 nights Review: Just wow! A true resort hotel located just 3-4 minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The resort is designed so that you would never even know you're in the urban heart of the Seattle-Tacoma metro area. The beds are so soft and comfortable, and the central lobbies in each building have complimentary candies and nut offerings along with flavored water, and offering a fireplace for chilly evenings in the living rooms. The staff are incredibly kind, more so than most, i have to mention just how amazing they are. There is also a mascot; an actual housecat, no I'm not kidding, an actual house CAT. The resort has a woodland feel and offers a couple running/walking paths which add to the hidden-feeling and ambiance.

The Cedarbrook Lodge is a hidden escape in the SeaTac area. It felt like a high end lodge with…read morecomplimentary coffee, snacks, and ice cream in each building. The staff were kind and attentive. They seem to authentically enjoy working there. There was a jacuzzi available for use even in the winter months. When we visited it in the summer evening, there were no pool towels. Bring them from your room. The Spa and Restaurant are highly recommended! My husband and I will definitely be returning to this place when visiting the Seattle area.

I stayed at this hotel this past weekend, I would highly recommend it, the room was nice and clean,…read moreI didn't even mind the trains that went by because the hotel is not far from the railroad track, the breakfast was very good might want to add a few more options, but what they had was very good, there was a basketball competition going on the same weekend, and I have to comment on the manners of the teenagers I talked to there, they obviously had parents who did an excellent job at raising them because they all had excellent manners, I'm glad I discovered this hotel, I will definitely be staying there again.

Friendly staff and clean…read more This was an older hotel that had been updated. The room was nice with a comfortable bed. They have an exercise room and a small hot tub that you can enjoy. They also serve breakfast in the morning.

This was one of the nastiest motels I have ever stayed in. First of all, the painted white brick…read morewalls made me feel like I was in a jail cell. Second, there was one thin blanket and no sheet and the blanket had holes burned into it and this was a non-smoking room! Third, there was what looked like a blood stain on the toilet seat. Fourth, there was no shampoo, conditioner, or lotion provided and the shower was tiny and had nowhere to put soap or shampoo anyway. Lastly, the sink was very low and had no counter space to put anything. After one night here, I went online and booked a Motel 6, which I should have done to begin with. The Motel 6 cost less per night. This place was such a dump, it made the Motel 6 look like a nice hotel! I don't know what made them think the conditions are acceptable. The Motel 6 was further away from the city, but it was worth it to drive a little bit to stay at someplace nicer and cleaner.

Such nice people run this place. They are very kind and reasonable. The room was perfectly adequate…read morefor what we needed. I don't know why it's marked 'pricey'. The rooms are $69 for a full and $79 for two full beds. They allowed me to check in early 11 am. We had a no smoking room which was nice. The TV was big, remote worked, the bathroom and shower were nice clean, plenty hot water, fresh clean towels, beds were comfy. Fridge and microwave. Good location for stadiums. The air con was a little noisy but blocked the traffic noise from 4th. She even gave me a cash key return deposit after I paid with credit card. Would return.

Amazing little gem in one of the busiest parts of Seattle. Walkable distance from Pike and Pine…read morestreets and a big variety of cute restaurants and venues in the area. Also, easily walkable to DT Seattle,- it's only 20 mins away. Super cute inside, big hotel rooms, staff is nice and friendly, hotel makes you wanna stay in it! It offers parking but it is also possible to find parking in the area. The area itself is rather nice. Super happy I stayed at this hotel.

Nice hotel (and clean!) near Seattle U with secure parking. The price seems fair too.read more

Buckley Inn is a small Mom & Pop kind of place. We booked a room and drove out here for a friend's…read morewedding. When we pulled up it was surprisingly small and not a gigantic location. Maybe what, a dozen rooms total? Check in was a breeze. As we walked up to the office a friendly gentleman popped out of the room next door, went into the office and put on his manager's hat. He was very good natured and amiable. The view of Mt Rainier from the parking lot was pretty neat. Our room also has a good view of Rainier. Speaking of which, this room is a nice surprise. It is very retro with a microwave, a Keurig coffeemaker and a mini fridge that are styled after the 1950's in a baby blue. This room is immaculately clean! The Mrs wanted me to make sure that I point out the cleanliness of the bathroom and counter / sink area. The room is a bit smallish but is very well appointed. Lights and outlets aplenty. Freshly painted and remodeled comes to mind. The beds have that perfect firm softness that gives you comfort without trapping you in a marshmallow. There is also an ironing board with iron for that clothing touch up along with a dresser for unpacking. There is also a prominent coffee kiosk within a few steps of the motel. From a maintenance and construction aspect, this room is well taken care of, everything works.

Ok - in full disclosure I was having a pity party when we arrived Christmas Eve - but families…read morechange, move etc. So we stayed here. If you normally stay at The Four Season's this may not be the place for you. But get over yourself. For our location needs - right center to Enumclaw and Bonney Lake. Very pup walkable, very dining grab a beer walkable. Walk up coffee stand across the street. The 410 connection walking trail is right there. Cute neighborhood to walk just a couple blocks down Main. Wonderful Christmas lights to see as you walk. Buckley is uber safe. I applaud the owners for digging in and doing a solid update on this place. It's neat and tidy. With a tip of the hat to its heritage. Our room had two doubles. A bit odd - but comfy. Towels are the size of hankies so next time I'll throw a couple of our own towels in. The place looked full - families probably in the same predicament as us. See the pics others have posted. We will most likely be back.