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    Staybridge Suites Everett - Paine Field

    4.1 (81 reviews)
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    Jain D.

    I visit the area once or twice a year. While convenient to where I visit, hesitated because of the pet provision. Wasn't keen on dealing with lingering pet odors. But I must report, having stayed there four times now, pet odor has not been detected. All four rooms, single as well as suites, were clean, spacious, with full kitchens, including dishwashers. You can actually keep frozen foods, as opposed to the teeny fridges in most hotels. The couch is a sofa bed. No room service. Housekeeping visits are limited. You can ask for supplies and services, as needed. The front desk also provides some supplies after housekeeping is done for the day. Trash can be left outside the door for morning collection. One thing, USB ports would be great. Bring your own to charge phones, etc. The property is geared towards the long term/extended stay resident. The longer the stay, the cheaper the rate. If I decided to stay longer, would be here. In spite of pets and families, the rooms were quiet. Can't always say that, even at some of the "better" hotels. No extra charge for parking on site. Open and covered stalls are available. So are luggage carts. Self-serve breakfast is offered every morning. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday late afternoons there's an appetizer hot bar and drinks. Coffee is available all day. Other amenities include an indoor pool, barbecue patio, conference rooms, and no host snack corner on the lobby level. On the lower level are the adjacent laundry and exercise rooms, so you can work out while washing clothes. On the room floors, there are storage lockers for residents near the elevators. Don't know what the story is about using them. Didn't explore everywhere, so may have missed something. As an aside, next door to the property is some sort of Amazon office testing ground delivery robots. Amusing to see lines of what look like alien pods tracking single file along the sidewalk, lights blinking, sometimes stuck in a sidewalk crack, often herded by handlers in orange safety vests. Good luck with that! At night, they head back to their garage. Been going on for at least a year now. For the most part, the front desk folks are personable and helpful. But nothing is 100% perfect. Checking out, I mentioned I'd be back the next week and asked if I could take one of the many cheap ball point pens in two holders on the counter. It was a drizzly day, in the Pacific Northwest?, and planned to get postcards to send to my calabash nephews who are 4 and 6. Didn't want the water soluble inks in the pens I had to get smeared. Well this unpleasant clerk said "No!" I would have promised to return it the next week, but her sullen demeanor threw me. Probably shouldn't have asked, just taken it. But not how I was raised. In this case, definitely easier to ask for forgiveness rather than permission. After leaving, realized she hadn't even offered me a receipt for my stay. Why was she there? Got the postcards, returned to ask for a copy of the receipt, and BORROWED a pen to write the postcards in the lobby in view of this unpleasant clerk. Made sure I returned the pen to its holder. We all have bad days, but customer service folks are paid not to show it. Might have been five stars but for this unfortunate incident.

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    Marcie E.

    It was really hard to find anything "WRONG" with this property. It is amazing that it has been around for 12 years. It is obviously well taken care of. Now I know that rooms can sometimes be very different in some parts of a hotel, but fortunately my room was perfect for me. Nicely decorated in tones of brown, blue, deep red and gold. It was very clean. The bath towels were larger than regular size and were textured for fast drying. The kitchenette very compact with basic supplies that you would need. And what a surprise to have an almost full size refrigerator! I took a picture of one of the halls. They are nicely lighted, carpet was spotless and no funky hotel smell. I hate it when hotels feel like everything should have a scent! One teenie tiny critique would be that they need a few more directional placards on the walls in the halls. The halls are so long that it is easy to take a wrong turn and then you are back in the labyrinth having no idea where your room or the elevator are. There are plenty of parking spots and they have a garage. 8min to Mukilteo ferry terminal. Close to Paine Field and Boeing. The front desk gal was very nice, professional and with a good sense of humor. I wish that I got her name. I saw that the hotel down by the Mukilteo ferry dock was rated very similar to this one. I have stayed at that one several times and this hotel outshines that one. The other one is very noisy, parking is hard to find and walls are so thin. Anyway, the hotels in this class is usually what I stay in and this property is among the best in the category. I have just highlighted a few amenities but there are MANY more.

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    EverettAnd T.

    We wanted a getaway from Seattle that would allow our dog. We were in room 223. I was very happy that this room put us at a distance from other rooms, and was very quiet. There were some things which could be improved. The black out drapes in both rooms are sun rotted and need to be replaced. So the affect is like waking up to bullet holes in the windows. Also, the furniture is VERY worn. We used a blanket to cover the sofa, it was dirty and worn and very uncomfortable. When having down time you would appreciate a comfortable place to watch TV, and this really isn't comfortable. The bar stools were stained and worn AND dirty looking. So, let's look at the bedroom...the mattress needs replacing, but the sheets were clean and the comforter was cozy. The TV is on top a dresser that is much too low for viewing TV from your bed, unless you like going to the chiropractor after vacation. I don't. The kitchen is well supplied, a dishwasher and brewed coffee pot, coffee provided. The food our first evening was a DELICIOUS pulled pork, served with Tortillas. You get drinks as well and we really liked it! The breakfast eggs were BAD, powdered eggs that were really tasteless, but there were options like muffins, waffles etc. So this hotel is a place I would go to again. If they tweak a few things it would be a GrEAT get away. The $75 pet fee is a lot based on the condition of the room when we came in. Still, a quiet place with food and drink, a kitchenette. Oops, found out that this hotel double charged us for the stay! Beware of extra charges to your card! Taking it down another star for extra time required to deal with staff who don't know what they are doing behind the desk.

    Michelle M.

    If you travel a lot like I do you understand that a hotel room can make or break your day. The comfort, cleanliness and friendliness are a welcome reprieve from being on the road. Staybridge Suites in Mukilteo is absolutely a shining example of what a hotel and a home away from home should be. The hotel is very large and has everything you would need if you had to stay somewhere for more than a night or two. There's a very large lobby and breakfast area. The breakfast is hands down the best FREE hotel breakfast you will find (not just bread and cereal like you find at most hotels). There is a pantry by the front desk with a variety of snacks, frozen foods and even beer and wine. If you've been on the road and need to do laundry you can do that there. The room is more like an apartment than a hotel room. The kitchen alone is the same size you would find in most apartments. The beds and pillows were more comfortable than my own at home. This was the best/worst part because it was SO comfortable that getting up in the morning was very difficult! Parking is ample and they even have covered parking and a parking garage. They also have a security officer that checks the lot at night. Additionally they do accept pets, ESA animals, and of course service animals. If you are visiting Seattle or the surrounding area I would highly recommend going outside of the city (only 30 minutes) to this Staybridge. The area is very safe, convenient and you will get SO much more for your money here.

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