We stayed here because we had to attend a nearby event and had mixed reviews…read more The positives were comfy bed, no smoking environment and the pool was nice with an option for adult swim from 8 to 10. The restaurant was pretty good by casino standards so we were pleased. The negatives were - when we checked in, we asked if there was a late check in - and were told no -unless of course we were an upper "tier" of their players which was a little crass. Just say no there was not, we don't need to know yes - but not for us. The staff including security all seemed pretty salty, not sure what's that about except for the bartender in the Italian eatery - she was nice. Oh yeah, and the gambling was tight. I wouldn't go back, but it was an ok stay.

Actually worse than it's ever been…read more If you don't gamble, you'll be fine. Good Tesla charging station. Cheap gas ( get a player's card first) Used to come here and spend a few hours and a few hundred. Now it's a place to come if you have a fistful of dollars (hundreds) you want to get rid of. Expect nothing. No returns on your money, I guess the pool construction is going over cost. We have been playing here for years, and used to get rooms comped. Basically no comps offered no matter what you spend. We plan to take the train from LA to Biloxi Mississippi where we are comped rooms, buffets. Play responsibly. Just not here imo.

Wyndham Gardens Arlington is now the Hotel Arlington. It is now an INDEPENDENT hotel with new…read moreowners and management. FORGET the old reviews, under the new owners this is a quiet gem tucked away in an unlikely spot - next to a storage rental place, but that is a plus - it is off the busy road and nice and quiet. The Arlington is beautiful. Unlike similarly-priced hotels like the Hilton Express (and the super-crappy LaQuinta) in Marysville, this a luxurious, gorgeous hotel, with dark wood paneling and brass fittings, a beautiful entry in the middle of two water feature coy ponds, a relaxing and well-decorated lounge, and really good management, under General Manager, Lema. Use your GPS to find the turn - if you pass a storage unit business you just missed it. It is part of a larger building with offices first, keep going about 50 feet and you will be in the drop off area. We good a King bed corner room, and the first thing that made me happy -well, the second, because the first was true concierge check-in by Lema) were the TWO marble-topped vanities, both with hair dryers! One in the room, and one in the roomy bathroom. Well lit, and no fighting for a mirror when you are getting ready to go to an event, like a concert at Tulalip. (BTW there is a shuttle to the casino and back, up to 2 a.m.) The squeaky-clean room had all the amenities - A modern Visio TV screen, an upholstered chair to relax in with a standing linen lamp to read and relax by, a desk (marble top) and a dresser (I hate not having a dresser, even for an overnight stay) a mini fridge and easy to use coffee maker/water heater. The creamy taupe shades made a lovely ambient light, the bed was comfy, with plenty of pillows and extra bedding in a drawer; closet had a double mirror, ironing board and iron, and the hotel soaps were nice. Everything in the room worked. Plenty of water pressure, the switches and plug-ins, the remote, and heating and cooling. That seems like it should be a given, but so many badly run hotels do so poorly checking these things. I should note that we did not have a reservation, so they didn't check it last-minute, it was ready. I DO recommend reservations though, this sweetheart hotel won't be a secret long. The pool was open and clean, with a whirlpool next to it. Not huge, but not crowded with clean dressing rooms and towels. I went down in the morning and splashed around with some kids that were there with their folks, which was fun. The exercise room was not elaborate, but again clean and the machines worked. The breakfast fare was pretty standard but plenty of choices - coffee, tea, pastrys, fruit, four kinds of cereal, yogurt... The hot breakfast offered scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage -all well cooked and warm little pancakes and syrup...I don't remember everything except that the woman running it was as nice and accomodating as she could be, and kept things stocked. If you are going to Marysville and want a way nicer than standard cookie cutter hotel experience, this is the place. Note: Don't mix it up with the Arlington Motel, and you might find old reviews under Wyndam Gardens. Ignore those. But don't tell everybody - you will want a room available if you decide on a last minute night out at the Casino. BTW the restaurant is not open, and probably won't be, which is fine. It is hard to keep a restaurant going, but you may see old reviews that talk about it. It helps keep the rooms affordable.

Thrilled with my experience at Hotel Arlington from start to finish! I can't do this place justice…read morewith words. Their new status as a private company has led the former Wyndham gardens to scale back on some of its amenities (restaurant & lounge), but this is not an issue in an area where restaurants and retail are plentiful. This place exceed my expectations on the things that matter, like the personnel being personable and an absolutely delicious breakfast. What a great place!! Beautiful! Clean! Pool and hot tub!!!!! Even the soap is good here....that never happens!!! I am blown away by the value and enjoyment of our stay at Hotel Arlington. Bring your own hair dryer

Hubby and I stayed two nights while we were in town. Not a bad bargain hotel! Much better than any…read moreMotel 6 we've stayed in. Our room was large and clean. It had a Flat screen T.V., small microwave, refrigerator, and was pet friendly. A few downfalls I have to note... I got up at 7 A.M and my shower was ice cold. Not sure if it had to do with being right next to the staff laundry facility but a 2 minute ice bath was about all I could take. Also they advertise free breakfast. Not true. The man at the front desk said "only in the summer and the rates are raised." Also, no fresh coffee in the lobby. What a shame. With any budget hotel you're going to find shady people. During our stay it was for the most part quiet and we didn't see anybody getting arrested. Bonus points awarded! We might stay here again in a pinch.

Zero, zero, zero, I am so angry at the middle management excuses that came at me, so much so Im…read morereporting their unsanitary practices and rude talk to the Better Business Bureau. I have so many photos as proof, that the manager can think twice before he ever thinks to talk to a customer the way he did when I was there, I am not some junkie prostitute for them to diminish my credibility as a long time resident of the area and a long time patron of their established business which they are not established with, I asked for an apology but I stead got shooed away like a rat, when in reality I only asked for another night in a cleaner room it was too much for the owners to allow me more towels when asking for any, I don't appreciate the attitude 2@1

Can't give a rating. Place was so bad would sleep in car before staying there again. EXTREMELY OVER…read morePRICED. Had coffee maker in room with plastic water cups to drink out of. TV was ROKU with only a few channels to watch and LOCAL news was from Los Angeles. The carpet was threadbare, one set of towels for 2 person room. Only 2 things to say good. The room was relatively clean and beds were comfortable. OH! The receptionist was very friendly

My husband and I were very happily surprised by the cleanliness, comfort and quiet room. The front…read moreoffice staff were friendly and accommodating as well. While it may not look like a five star place to stay, once you are in your room it's really very nice. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. Note that I have stayed at five star hotels around the world.

This is by far the worst experience I have ever had with a hotel …read more I set up my booking online arrived on my check in date was charged for a room and $100 deposit and then was told that there was no room available. After the fact the person at the desk told me that I would have to call booking.com to get my refund and when I contacted booking they told me it was up to hotel Arlington to refund me it's now been eight days and I still have not been refunded my $100 deposit and was told that hotel Arlington was refusing it. I wouldn't recommend this place to house the homeless let alone sleep here. Absolutely terrible business ethics. Please second-guess yourself before you run your cards at this business you may never see your money again.

I am a healthcare professional and Oyo accommodated me during COVID-19. It felt like home away from…read morehome. I wasn't disturbed at all (and I work all hours of the day) and yet they were available and kind enough to provide me with a clean room, clean towels, etc. when requested and that too with a smile. I don't know anyone here, as I am from out of country, but I felt very safe being a female. The room has a mini fridge, heater, microwave, tv with cable, wifi, free parking, hot water for showers and a very comfortable bed. A special thank you to Harman (at the front desk) who arranged for me to keep my room and accommodated my hectic schedule. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone!

Most hotel booking websites say "breakfast included" When i went down at 6 a.m only found some…read morebread, juice & coffee. waffle iron and that was extent of it. I told the desk manager that hotel info shows breakfast. He called it a continental, very poor. The coffee pump in the lobby later on had cold old coffee in it. No one bothered to make new coffee. Very disapointed as the Q. Inn off airport way inEverett serves a hot full meal breakfast. Otherwise the room was clean.

The property was old and noisy. however that wasn't my real problem. I booked through Priceline…read more I was asked for a credit card by the hotel when I checked in for "incidentals" without notice they billed me a $2.50 "service charge"! I wouldn't even know if I hadn't noticed the credit card bill. I don't think most people would notice, never mind bother fighting the charge (including me) and they know it. A thief is a theif... $2.50 or $1000... I won't be back.