This place is incredible. Wonderful welcoming hosts, beautiful space, great location. They have a…read morepool! The rooms are clean and cozy and there's great food and drinks on hand. All around fantastic place, we can't wait to come back.

Unfortunately, there were a few issues with my stay. The bathroom and bed sheets were not clean…read morewhen I checked in. There was a significant amount of hair on the pillowcase as well as on the sheet underneath. It didn't seem like the room had been prepared at all for our stay, and I'm unsure if the sink, toilet, and shower had been properly cleaned and sanitized. I was also quoted $187 over the phone and understood that to be the total price. I didn't have an option to book online since the google listing stated that I need to call the hotel directly to book. When I checked the charges the morning after, I noticed additional taxes had been added, which came out to an additional $30. Since I was specifically comparing prices in the area and was considering another option that was less than $187 including taxes, knowing the full price upfront would have affected my decision. It felt dishonest and wouldn't stay here again bc of this lack of transparency Overall, the lack of cleanliness at check-in and the unexpected additional charges were both disappointing and could have been avoided with better attention to detail and clearer communication. The wife was pleasant though, and that was a positive part of the stay. Edit: wow I'm so disappointed at how the owner responded to not just the message I sent him, but to this review that I posted on google. It's funny that he calls me a scammer and that I posted a fake review when I have the receipt to show when I stayed at the property and he's been boasting via text how many 5-star reviews he has, yet is so bothered by this one. Many of the positive reviews seem fake - I work in marketing and can tell based on the frequency and the content of the reviews whether or not they are genuine. HE HAS 4.8 STARS ON GOOGLE FROM FAKE REVIEWS, not bc he has an honest business. He got two more positive reviews in the last 24 hours to make up for this one negative review. Pretty sus for a tiny hotel with limited rooms. Hilarious that he calls this a fake review when he pays for his. So believe every negative review on here bc that is the true reflection of what it's like to do business with this owner. I notified him 45 minutes after bc I didn't want to bother him while he was cleaning the bathroom. You can see the timestamp that literally messaged him about the hair one minute after he notified me that the bathroom was cleaned. We spent about an hour unable to relax and wind down after a long day of walking around the city while our bathroom was getting cleaned and sheets being replaced. Also know that the home is set up like a dorm, where the bathroom is either shared or on a completely separate floor. Very different from what you'd expect from an actual hotel, and feels more like a hostel. In our initial conversation, he never mentioned that it was a subtotal or pretax amount that he was quoting me, and only the morning after I messaged him, did he respond to let me know that it was the subtotal price that I was quoted. I highly recommend seeing the other negative reviews, as they indicate how money hungry Ryan is. I never requested a full refund, only the taxes which he failed to mention which I think is very reasonable, but he went on about his 5-star reviews that he paid for lol. He apparently charges people $15 for a parking pass, without letting them know that parking is not guaranteed. I didn't see one parking spot open in my walk around the neighborhood at 9pm which confirms the disappointment in the other reviews. LACK OF TRANSPARENCY = DISHONESTY and he fails to understand this! I attached my receipt showing proof of my stay, and the messages between us to show proof that I'm not a scammer, since Ryan seems to have a habit of gaslighting people reading the reviews. He certainly lives up to the name of his hotel. If you have ANY hiccups during your stay, don't expect him to be compassionate as he runs his business like a big corporation with a cold heart rather than a small business, lacking an ounce of compassion or accountability even when they are a result of his own mistakes and dishonesty.

Nestled in the heart of Seattle's Belltown is Hotel 5, a Staypineapple hotel. This is definitely…read morenot your typical hotel with everything and anything related to pineapples. The beds were some of the most comfortable we've slept on, and everything about our experience made our Seattle trip very iconic. One of the main reasons it was decided to book this establishment was its proximity to every tourist attraction. If one looks at a map of Seattle, you'll notice that three of the main attractions, Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and the Seattle Waterfront, form a triangle, and the hotel is actually just right outside the triangle. The staff was really helpful, and they explained what room we booked for our stay, the amenities we were entitled to, and what fees were going to be held and charged. This is such a great spot even for one night.

You might call this place affordable but once you add in all the gotchas the price is not so…read moreaffordable. The property is old and its showing. More run down and not well kept. The staff definitely leave something to be desired. I found them a mixture of condescending and rude. We requested early check in and where informed our room was not ready. Than watched them check in couple after couple. 2.5 hours later we got our early check in. A whole 15 minutes early. This was after it supposedly took them 45 minutes to clean the room. Now on to the room. The room was modestly sized with furniture shoved into every available space. The floors are plastic and cold. TV lost connection no less than 5 times forcing us to miss a few minutes of the show to reboot it. The best part was the bed. Very comfy bed. The comforters they provide are not designed for tall people though. The bathroom was not great. The shower is small with a temp control that sticks causing jumps in water temp. From luke warm to scalding quickly. For men beware the toilet. The water level is so high if you have to sit down to potty you will need to squat or parts might find themselves taking a swim in murky waters if you know what i mean. I would have normally told the staff all of this but the icy frosting on this stay was check out where the staff gave no greeting, didn't ask how the stay was or even express any positive sentiment towards us. In a city full of places to stay don't be fooled by there advertised low price. You end up with a low price experience for a high price in your check book.

I wanted someplace close to the building my kid was attending a camp at. The College Inn was it…read more A literal 2-3 min walk. Its location to so many things is convenient. There aren't many amenities, like you can't buy a soda or snack. In fact there is no food options. The only drink option is water which can be used to tea or coffee. There is a small centralized kitchen, should you bring food or drink. The digital door codes is helpful and probably the most advanced thing going on here. The people who work there are very kind and helpful. Probably the best part of it. Those are the pros. The cons... 1. No AC. It's Summer time and the rooms get sweltering. I showered at least 4 times a day. 2. It's noisy! You can't sleep with the Windows open because the bus, people, cars Etc. are right there outside your window. 3. Getting a bathroom in you room is a "Premium" upgrade you pay extra for. 4. Room service (changing of sheets and new towels is a "Premium" upgrade you pay extra for. 5. There is no elevator. You are carrying everything up stairs. 6. There is a loft on the 4th floor that is roomy however during Summer the other guest referred to it as the sauna. 7. The shower you do pay extra for is tiny, I mean one person at a time and there is literally no room to turn around or in my case (6'4") you can't even stand all the way up. 8. The TV works sometimes. Some channels work, some do not. Roll the dice and good luck. 9. There is no ice machine. There are 3 ice trays in the freezer. And if someone doesn't fill them back up, you might not get but a couple cubes. 10. The room are quaint (tiny). I have a bigger closet at home. The rooms should not be more than $119, with the one bed, no bathrooms being no more than $99. The cost of one week here with parking was just under $1,500. I found that Stay Pineapple, University was only $86 more for a week with AC, pool, and all the aforementioned amenities + gym, included and only 6 mins away. Staypineapple - https://www.hotelsone.com/seattle-hotels-us/staypineapple-university-inn-university-district-seattle.html?dsti=27593&dstt=8&nid=1&as=g&aid=553569940056&cmpid=13983518&agid=2254005158&gid=Cj0KCQjw39zSBhDhARIsANammDurGt8J07Fuh6W6rPK0fyDZt5ZLDcOKH1vahCC5zoetzUIpPQHZeZ8aAhNfEALw_wcB&gwbrd=Cj8KCAjw39zSBhAeEi8AXSXt-hUqnVVPvKlpXk4VpppOp6avXZsKqWBpZ1uYH3l5ky7nQgBxXiAVFAESnhoCZ_I&ggbrd=0AAAAAD4o1PecR_6FS4wlbTZhB_A_mJjim&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=13983518&gbraid=0AAAAAD4o1PecR_6FS4wlbTZhB_A_mJjim&gclid=Cj0KCQjw39zSBhDhARIsANammDurGt8J07Fuh6W6rPK0fyDZt5ZLDcOKH1vahCC5zoetzUIpPQHZeZ8aAhNfEALw_wcB

I booked two private baths for 1 night and added a late check out for one of the rooms when I pre…read moreregistered. From start to finish the process was simple and easy. Before arrival I received a text with a link for everything I needed to know to get to our rooms. The rooms are nicely decorated, comfortable and superbly clean. High high ratings for cleanliness. We needed to store our bags a little later and staff was very accommodating. Good value. I will stay here again.

Loved our stay! Thick, fluffy towels, down pillows, perfect mattress, soft, high end sheets... and…read moreso tastefully decorated. Absolutely recommend!

What a fantastic business model. Advertise one price, collect another later, and hope guests don't…read morenotice. I booked two stays at this hotel because of its convenient location for my cruise. Both reservations were paid in full months ahead of time. At check-in, I was told the only additional charge would be a temporary $100 deposit that would be released after checkout. After returning home, I reviewed my bank statement and found two unexpected $25 charges, one for each stay. When I called to find out why, I was told they were "amenity fees." Amazing. Neither the booking process nor the check-in staff thought this information was worth mentioning. I never used any amenities, but apparently that's irrelevant because the fee is charged whether you use them or not. It would have been nice to know that before staying there rather than discovering it afterward on my bank statement. Thanks for the unexpected lesson in hidden fees. I'll be sure to remember it when deciding where not to stay in the future.

My husband and I stayed there for 4 nights at the end of August before our cruise. The rooms are…read morespacious, extremely clean, and comfortable. The balcony is huge with fantastic views of the water and downton. Level has more amenities than i have time to mention. The staff is incredibly helpful, they always greet you with a smile and they are super nice. Our stay was so great we booked several more nights when we returned from our cruise till we flew home. Zu Zu was ALWAYS above and beyond in helping us and friendly - honestly - she was the deciding factor in our returning. Gloria, the hotel manager, was also great and she solved the mystery of the ghost in our room. We cannot say enough about these wonderful employees. We guarantee we will be staying there in the future. Shout out from Key West, Florida... Thank you, Frank & Chris Catchpole.

Vehicle burglary. Vehicle catalytic converter was cut off 6 floors down in parking garage in the…read moreclosest proxity to a security camera as possible. No efforts by either staff or Seattle police to investigate any camera footage for additional evidence (ie was it a staff member? Was it someone with a registered license plate?). Who knows because their security cameras are for entertainment purposes only. An additional tidbit. When filling the police report, the department was already aware of the address when I only mentioned the name of the hotel, possibly indicating a common location of low level crimes. Enjoy your stay. Your toilet will take 3 flushes to resemble a normal flush.

We travel and need a place close to work. We were charged an amount before renting, we rented 311 E…read more12th. The place was filthy, the oven door fell off on Thanksgiving day. We didn't want to be fussy crybabies so we mentioned it but nothing happened. They rented it out and we were going to extend because it is a convenient location. Well after we left them they noticed how filthy it was, I did clean but the rugs were terrible, the previous tenant flipped the rug and I guess they didn't notice it then. So beware, it seems like a money hungry not honest kinda place.

We were guided towards an apartment through Seattle Furnished Suites on West Nickerson. On selling…read moreus on renting this place, communication was good, and the pictures looked nice, clean and well-finished. Turns out the prices were too good to be true. We had to scramble when the wrong keys were left, the apartment was filthy (our feet turned black from the dirty carpet, which took a week to get cleaned), and the wiring from the walls was exposed. The finishes were beyond amateurish - I sliced my finger on the vent hood (which didn't work) because the edge was exposed, baseboards ended abruptly, leaving holes between the floor and the wall, the closets reeked of mold, and the window screen were falling out (where they were installed). The real cherry on top was that the bedrooms had NO smoke alarms. We had to buy our own to plug in. The maintenance on this building was appalling. We had ants and flies filling the apartment at various points, a wasp nest was right off the staircase, and there were insufficient utilities. All of the units shared a wifi password, and, at one point when my children (3 and 4 years old) were watching a show, someone casted porn onto our TV from another apartment. There was also one recycling bin for a 6 unit building, which was woefully insufficient. (According to guidelines from the city, 1-2 families should share a bin of the size provided.) And the hot water routinely ran out by the time I was done with a 5-7 minute shower. We reported these issues and were met with either silence or patchy solutions that took forever to be enacted. The place literally made us sick by the time we moved out. Finally, dealing with Dale was a headache in and of itself. We maintained our unit as best we could, even hiring a housekeeper while we were there to keep it as clean as possible. However, when Dale had a single issue to communicate with me (that I should have been stacking my recycling differently), he emailed, texted, and confronted me in person (when I had never met him in person and had no idea who he was) to yell at me about it instead of addressing me courteously at all. Further, he unprofessionally exposed my personal information to the other tenants and insulted me when I called him out for it. His initial response to basic communication was to insult first, backtrack later. He was and unprofessional and rude person to interact with, and I highly advise people that, if you can afford it, to stay away from this company.

I stayed here this past summer while trying to find an apartment, and it was the best deal in the…read morecity! I paid $60/ night for my own room in the Serenity House (not to be confused with Britney Spears' compound), and I was able to use all of the common areas in the house. This included the beautiful kitchen, well-decorated living room and downstairs T.V. room. Parking came with my room and the owner, Josh, was so kind, funny and helpful. If you're looking for an extended stay or a Bed and Breakfast place, it doesn't get much better than Inn Harmony.

My review is based on extended stay perspective, I stated there for 2 months and had my parents…read morestay there for 1 month Pros: 1. Friendly housekeeper David 2. Clean 3. Well kept and beautiful 4. Peaceful 5. Centrally located 6. Nice parking 7. Affordable (Extended stay) Cons: 1. Mails not allowed

Clean bed linens and towels. No counter space in the…read morebathroom but water was hot & pressure was good. I sleep with a white noise and it was needed here. Walking distance to Trader Joe's & Whole Foods. I read there was a park nearby for the pup. It was really just a long stretch of grass. There is much to do in the surrounding area, and we enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was basic economy - for some reason the coffee was not hot any day I tried it and I was up very early. All in all I would stay again. It's not over priced and cleanliness matters.

The breakfast attendant on July 3rd, around 8.45am, was being inappropriate and absolutely…read moreunhinged. I would like to file a complaint about one of your breakfast attendants in the Orchard Room on July 3 at approximately 8:45 a.m. My experience was extremely uncomfortable and unlike anything I have ever experienced at a hotel. In fact I don't think I ever experienced in my life and I been to many hotels! I arrived about 10 minutes before breakfast ended because I wanted to grab a croissant and a coffee to go. I was the only guest in the breakfast area at the time. From the second I walked in, the breakfast attendant was staring directly at me. Then she literally started FOLLOWING ME around and COMPLAINING on everything I was doing. Like she was coming up to me and literally RIGHT NEXT TO ME and staring at what I was getting and then glaring at my face. WTF. Like for example, when i was getting the croissant, she was angry I was using a napkin to carry the croissant instead of my hand...I literally paid $170 for the night and I can't use a napkin to carry my croissant?? I never had someone do that at a hotel before, it was inappropriate and super unprofessional. She had an angry and crazed bizarre look on her face, just angrily glaring at me and literally following me around the small room. It was SUPER unsettling and unhinged behavior, I was the only one in the room and that made it more uncomfortable. None of the other staff members I interacted with during my stay behaved this way. Every other employee was friendly, welcoming, and professional. While I was getting coffee, she came up to me and asked why I was using two coffee cups. I had simply placed one cup over the other because the coffee was very hot and I wanted to make it easier to carry. Being questioned over something so minor, especially after being stared at and followed around the room, felt completely unnecessary and inappropriate. At that point, I decided to leave the breakfast area because I no longer felt comfortable staying there. As I was walking out, she sarcastically called out, "Thank you for coming," which felt mocking given how she had treated me. Then she started following me around again after I didn't want to talk to her because I was so creeped out!!! For identification purposes, she appeared to be an older thin woman with pale skin, glasses, and faint reddish eyebrows. I have never had a hotel employee stare at me, follow me around a breakfast area, and then question me over using two coffee cups. It made me feel uncomfortable, unwelcome, and singled out. I hope management reviews this incident and reminds staff that guests should be able to enjoy breakfast without feeling like they are being monitored or intimidated. Also since she was literally following me and harassing me, I asked her for her name and she refused to tell me which implies she probably knew what she was doing was inappropriate and didn't want to get found out