This is Bar None the best hotel to stay at if you're in Kitsap County . If you're fortunate enough…read moreto have Jenniffer check you in you will be very happy. She is a true people person and she will bend over backwards to make sure that you enjoy your stay there . The rooms are very clean and the bathrooms are large with really nice towels and hand towels . You can sit back and relax in one of the two massage chairs that they have available . The breakfast food is pretty good but most importantly all the employees at this hotel goes above and beyond to make sure that your stay is the best that it could possibly be . The price is very affordable and you just get so much more for your money than any other hotel and Kitsap County . I lived in that area for 45 years and so I know what I'm talking about . If you're fortunate enough to be able to book a room at this hotel he will be pleasantly surprised !!

Room smelled stuffy. I had to air out the room and sleep in the cold. But the place was cheapread more

We were lucky to stay at Hampton Inn for a work trip and it was awesome. Tip: Book early for the…read moregood rates, they run out of good rates and price goes up as it gets closer. Based on the reviews they just went through a big renovation and deserve a good review. The current reviews are not so good but we had a great time there. The best part of the hotel is their service! Each and every employee greets you when they see you and are very friendly and helpful. An extra shoutout to Trevor front desk for helping us out with food recommendations and some reservation issues, checking to see how our stay was going and fun conversations! Another shoutout to Christina for the awesome breakfast service and always asking how our days were going! Location is right down the street a few minutes walk from the Ferry Terminals (state DoT ferry - 1 hr and fast passenger ferry 35 min available). It was also located steps away from the Kitsap conference center that our training was. Also a few minutes away from the Puget sound naval shipyard. Free Breakfast included starts at 6 am, bread, bagels, muffins, juices, cream cheese, peanut butter, cereals, milk, fresh fruits. Hot breakfasts included eggs, sausages, bacon, biscuits and gravy, seasoned potatoes, waffles - vanilla, cinnamon, s'mores, toppings - strawberry and blueberry whipped cream butter, sprinkles, heath pieces, hot oatmeal with brown sugar, almonds, raisins. 24/7 available in the lobby, they have coffee, decaf coffee, tea (hot water) and tea bags, hot chocolate. Ice water and lemon ice water available 24/7 by the check in counter which also has a microwave and little store to buy things you may have forgotten or snacks and fast frozen meals Each room has a refrigerator and microwave, luggage stand, iron, ironing board, tv. The bed was a little squeaky but was fine to sleep on still very comfortable. Parking available under the hotel and is shared with the restaurant, Anthony's so sometimes it may be hard to get parking if you come back too late, but every time we needed parking we were able to find parking. $15 a day for registered guests. Definitely would recommend staying here and would stay here again!

Building seemed a bit older had a bit of a old wet smell to the room. The bathroom was snug and not…read morecomfortable didn't even try the tub even the wash sink area outside the bathroom wasn't great. But the staff hands down phenomenal that's why the 3 stars amazing staff

I would give zero stars if I could. this place was rundown, the front desk jerk was condescending…read moreand unreasonable. my friend lost everything to a house fire but this guy wouldn't accept the credit card she had (issued by the American Red Cross!) because it wasn't "in her specific name". then he lectured us about how "losers" with no drivers licenses cost the owners money (um, did not apply since my friend DID still have her license, by the grace of God!). heartless, worthless people who think they are better than others when their piddly establishment has three cars in the parking lot and peeling paint on the walls do not deserve your business

I LOVE this hotel. The views are gorgeous and it is pristinely clean. It's a bit of a time capsule…read morebut in the best m, most comforting way. Fridge and microwave in room, very comfortable bed, good water pressure. Front desk person was very welcoming and helpful. Pool overlooking the bay! I'm here for work but would definitely stay here on vacation. It's very charming.

Older dated hotel. Room was adequate but lighting was poor. Staff was outstanding! The manager, Mr…read more Parsons, was very visible. Tess, Monique and Sari were great.

Very roomy wheelchair accessible rooms. Very dated interior but kept extremely clean. Excellent…read morebreakfast as compared to comparable hotels. Super friendly and helpful hotel staff. Housekeeping very accommodating and nice.

I should have brought the blue light!!! Or maybe I'm glad I didn't. The lobby is deceiving to the…read moreroom(s) that's for sure. Bait and switch?? Super nice desk clerk. Welcoming. Chatty. Clean updated lobby .... Then..... we unlocked the room. Did I just enter The Twilight Zone??? I left the Lysol wipes and scrub brush at home, dang it!!! Seriously considering burning my socks after the stay here. ***Update: Turned back the bedding to discover BLOOD and HAIR. I marched to the front desk with my B-face on and asked for clean sheets because I prefer NOT to sleep in strangers DNA! Without hesitation the desk clerk got two sets of sheets from the laundry room. ???? Happen much?!?!?!

A friend once told me that his motto is, "Low Expectations, High Satisfaction". I definitely think…read morethis should be the motto for Days Inn Motels! At this particular location, the staff was friendly and helpful. They opened the pool early so the excited kids could swim. Our room (110) had an unexpected kitchenette which can be useful. The breakfast fit my low expectations and was the usual fare (sans ubiquitous waffle spinner). Thankfully, they had paper plates instead of god awful styrofoam or plastic. Here is the problem. All those paper plates and everything go to the landfill as far as I can tell. No recycling. No compost. They claim they want to be "Earthwise" so don't use too many towels (cool...I can jive with that), but no recycling? And though my expectations are on parr with the usual Days Inn experience, I have never seen one with such filthy carpets. In the room next to me, some poor hound dog howled from 2 a.m. until I finally padded my bare feet over said filthy carpeting (thinking next time bring flip flops) to the lobby at 4 a.m. and asked for ear plugs. They didn't have ear plugs by the way, so if you stay here, bring those too.

If I could give a smaller rating, I would. Unsafe, rude staff, looks like a crack house. All the…read moretime I was there, I was scared of being raped, robbed, or worse. Staff was at my door messing around in the morning and scared the crap out of me. The room was a shithole and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. There are way better accommodations elsewhere, don't come here to be treated like scum.

Not even a one star rating really. Heater nor air conditioner worked, burn stains all over carpet…read moreand matress. Bathrooms are horrible. All of the mattresses seem to be broken down. Place needs a lot of work to be worth the price they want for a night.

November 2024: Bomb Cyclone shut down a big portion of the greater Seattle area. We were renting a…read morelong term let that was in a heavily hit area. For much of the first day all roads in and out of the area were inaccessible due to downed trees and power lines. When one road opened up, we had to drive to an area with internet access to book a hotel stay. This hotel was the closest to Seattle with power and availability. Ninety minutes for heat and electricity. You betcha I booked. The parking lot is right off a busy road. There is a large sign at the entrance. Even so, in the dark, it took some concentration to be sure we had it right first time. The lobby is large, brightly lit with shiny floors and modern chandeliers. A couch grouping is just inside the entrance. Reception is on the left near the back. Breakfast buffet is across the lobby on the right. A large representation of what I believe to be Mt. Rainier takes up a lot of space between reception and the breakfast area. Down a few steps, along the back, tables and chairs for breakfast line a window wall. One TV near reception faces the entrance and is not visible from the tables during breakfast. We started with a two night reservation and as the hotel had space, allowed us to add a day at a time as long as we extended before check-out. The staff were very friendly and understanding of our fluid situation. The hotel is four levels. Reception is on level 3, which is ground level on this side of the hotel. It is also quite long with several entrances and elevator banks. We were directed to drive down to the fourth entrance to park. Elevators are across the hall from the entrance. We only went up one floor to the fourth level to reach our room. I never did get down to the first and second level, but understand guest laundry is on the second level near these elevators. Two fifty per wash and two fifty per dry cycle. Breakfast is included with the room price. We were given a slip of paper for each person on the reservation, for each day of our stay. The slips are dated and handed to the breakfast hostess before helping ourselves to the buffet. The woman on duty during our stay is a delight. She kept busy restocking, cleaning, helping guests and made time for a chat if guest initiated. Breakfast included sausage gravy and biscuits, plus reconstituted scrambled eggs. Rotating items included bacon, sausage, breakfast potatos and french toast sticks. They have a 'make your own' waffle station with syrup and add ons. The toaster area included small bagels, english muffins and breads, along with a few pastries and muffins. Packets of butter, margerine, peanut butter, and other things you might like are also here. Jelly is on the table. A small fridge had cream cheese and yogurts. A variety of cold cereals and milk had it's own section. Another area offered coffee, decaf coffee and hot water with teas and cocoa. This was set up next to a juice machine with three types of juice plus flavored water. Fresh fruit was also available. A pretty nice breakfast. We reserved a King suite which is one large room with a knee wall between the bed and sleep sofa. The area near the door contained a small fridge, microwave, coffee maker and ice bucket across from the closet. There is no luggage rack in the closet and none in the room which was inconvenient. A full bath is off this tiny hall. The furnishings were in good condition. The bathroom was clean. Multi-use amenities are mounted on the bathroom wall. The room heater sounded like a plane taking off when it ran. There is a small balcony and sliding glass doors on the exterior wall covered by both sheers and black-out curtains. Additional parking is located on the other side of the building at level 1, but the lot we parked in was more than sufficient for the guests in house. We were able to walk from our room at the far end of the building to the lobby each morning for breakfast on the inside of the building. I did see an ice machine near one of the entrances during our journy. Some of the fire doors were closed but unlocked. An exercise room is located off the lobby, behind the breakfast room (not through the breakfast room, around, behind it). Although there are lots of eateries nearby we did not find one we enjoyed. This hotel is conveniently near the Naval Station. I did let the front desk know at check out about a couple of minor maintenance issues that need attention. A hotel 'store' is located behind the reception desk with toiletries and snacks. Two vending machines are near reception. All the staff we encountered were very kind and professional.

This hotel was just very old. It was not well maintained and directly across the street from…read moregravesite. Seriously there are better places. The breakfast was good and the staff was nice. Too many sketchy people around for me to feel safe.