Travelodge Everett

I stayed at that hotel for work purposes because it was located right next to my job. I stayed for 3 days and got another contact and booked for 3 more days. My boyfriend was paying for my room with his credit card. He works at the shipyard and would come in with his work clothes on while I was at work. I got called back to work in the area so I went back to Eastern Washington and re booked 2 days later. The front desk worker Lane called me when I was on my way from Spokane to cancel my reservation saying it was suspicious activity that my black boyfriend was paying for my room. I am so humiliated and outraged that this woman refused service due to the fact my boyfriend is black. Insinuated that I was a prostitute! Never been treated so horribly before by a hotel. Then refused to let me speak to manager! ! Do not stay at this hotel! This woman is very unprofessional and obviously a bad judge of character. Me and my boyfriend are both proffesionals…

They don’t rent to locals?! What the heck? this place is stupidly ridiculous… how bizarre. don’t worry I don’t want to stay here anyways

I stayed here overnight for last minute booking, I don’t know if it’s the worst motel or not but for sure I will not stay at any traveloge ever again. Its just doesn’t feel like it is safe and clean enough, then the breakfast was the worst yet I have ever seen, the orange juice was basically water, they run out of milk and other things they don’t really care, it’s true it’s cheap but still if you include breakfast at least you should have something people can take into their room actually. The breakfast is at the check in desk so you have to take your breakfast into your room to eat it there is no breakfast room in the motel itself. The orange are hard as rock (old).
I do not recommend travelodge and I will never stay in any ever again

For a 3-​star motel (according to formal rankings), this one is great. I agree with the positive yet constructive reviews already posted (decent breakfast, small shower, kind staff) so no need to echo. The only concerning issue is the shoddy wifi. At times, it took sites 2 – 5 minutes to load. In the morning, it was better — but still lacking. The front desk staff had no ability to correct the issue or find solutions. For business travelers expecting to work from the room, don’t rely on it.

Really not that bad. It is a small hotel and yes it is on Broadway which we all know to be shady. They let my boyfriend, my 3 cats and I stay there. Originally it was going to be $ 5 a car one time fee but I had misread the check in time and was an hour early, I had to wait for them to finish getting my room ready so they docked off $ 10 of the pet fee! They let us extend our stay multiple times without any problems or irritation with us staying longer. The rooms aren’t that terrible either, very small but it was clean, except behind the had of the bed where one of my cats found a lot of dust bunnies lol! The bathroom sink was super slow to drain so my boyfriend was constantly making it filthy from shaving and brushing his teeth but I noted it on the review card they leave on the desk in the room. They were super accommodating, they didn’t accidentally let my cats out when the do not disturb sign blew off at we were both at work and they came in to put in fresh towels and bedding. When I asked if they could vacuum for me so the cat litter and cat hair wasn’t out of control they had no problem and even redid the bed for me. The shady people of Broadway didn’t really bother us much either because I think the manager in the daytime makes sure that those people know they are not welcome. All in all we stayed there almost a week and a half and I’m very appreciative that they let us stay there and were cool with us and my cats!

This is the worst hotel I’ve stay at in years. Old, dark and dirty. It’s loud and it was freezing in the room when we arrived. We left our pillows in the room and it took 3 days of phone calls to actually get someone to put them in the office where we could get them. Pedro, the manager or something, is a miserable person who seems to enjoy pretending he can’t hear you. Even when we went to the office to pick up the office, Pedro did everything he could, like read sticky notes and ignore my wife, before he actually handed over the pillows. Such a miserable human. Never ever ever stay here. Pay the extra $ 20 and go to a decent hotel!

Stayed here on a nude modeling tour of the Pacific NW, en route from Seattle to Reno. I stayed in many shitty motels on this trip, and found this one to be ok. I think I paid around $ 90.
Centrally located, parking in a lot right out front. Tons of fun hipster bars and dining options a few blocks away. The smell of the ocean and the sound of seagulls in the air give it a sort of run-​down English seaside resort feel.
Rooms are clean, but small and pretty dark — not ideal for applying makeup. Shower is TINY — fine for me, but lardasses and the big-​boned beware!
Keurig machine and two K-​cups of regular coffee in the room, plus a hair dryer. Surprisingly good breakfast spread in the office — oatmeal, pastry, cereal, yogurt, bagels, English muffins. Best brekkie spread out of all the motels I stayed in.
Recommended!

Do not make a mistake and book this room! I booked it through
. They promised the best deal. Free parking, free dog, and free continental breakfast, all this for $ 71.84. I was nervous since I have never stayed at 1 star hotel, but the price was right and all we needed was a place to crash after going to Comcast Arena for a show. Little did I know the manager is an alcoholic with a bipolar disorder… One can wonder how I diagnosed him this fast, but please read on. I checked in with NO problems. When we came to the hotel, around 12:30 AM, my husband took our dog for a walk. Not even three minutes later I hear yelling. I come out and there is a manager yelling at my husband and a dog that we did not pay for the dog to be in a hotel.
I looked at the manager and I said, I will be right back, I have a receipt from
that will show that we paid for the dog (that is it was included in a price). He continued to yell and would not bother to talk to me at all, during this he was getting so angry that I feared what will go down… At one point he leaves us and yells that he is calling the police. He took off, I went back to my room and police came three minutes later. I opened the door and asked them what the problem is? They were really nice and they repeated that my dog is trespassing on Travelodge property. I am not imaging this, lying and I am still in shock of having gone through that. I cannot imagine that this is the best usage of their time and taxpayers monies. I was able to show to the police that I have paid for the dog and everything else and the police have notified the property manager of this. At that time the cop came back and told me that it is OK to stay. I have never had ANY problems with the cops whatsoever and I was out of my mind that I could have not taken care of this problem myself. What really did me in is that the cop told me that this is not the FIRST time they are here because there were «misunderstanding» between the hotel and
Be careful sometimes what you buy on their website is not what hotel sold them and then you throw in a lunatic and you will see cops that night. Just horrid experience! Please do yourself a favor and do not stay at Travelodge in Everett.

Mike, the manager, is such a kind heart and takes great pride in his work. I had the pleasure of meeting Mike under unfortunate circumstances where I needed to find emergency lodging for a week for some folks. He helped me get it all figured out and when there wasn’t a room at his establishment for one of the nights, he found suitable lodging at another establishment for them and even negotiated a discounted rate for them at that establishment. Wow! He is very helpful, diligent and does a great job of ensuring a clean, safe and hospitable lodging experience at the Travelodge.

Book a room for my Brothers wedding. This hotel has really been turned around. It has a bad reputation, but there is a new manager. This guy remodel the rooms and has screened out all the problem guests. The room was clean with new furniture and amenities. Outlets on the lamps, microwave, free cable and wifi, refrigerator, coffee maker, iron and alarm clock you can plug your iPod into. My room key worked the entire time. You can walk to lots of bars, resturants and stores. A nice little downtown area with an Arena which is doing hockey constantly with a public ice rink. I would recommend this to anyone on a budget.

On a busy street but Comcast arena is on the next block.
Overnight street noise can include some sirens and loud bass music from passing cars. Mattresses too soft. Hot, nice showers and soap/​shampoo provided. Room had microwave, coffee maker (with coffee and sugar, etc) and small fridge. Room smelled clean– NO smoke or musty smell AT ALL. Plenty of towels provided.
Overall happy with stay but beds could be better. Also, room was drafty. Without heat we froze but with heat on it got too warm by about 3am.
Oh well, great price, had free wifi and free parking and right by Comcast Arena. The hotel staff was polite and responsive. We aren’t troublemakers.
Will stay here again.

Well, it seems like the manager is trying to make this place better… but my experience here was still pretty bad. When we checked in with a coupon, the manager seemed upset at me. It took some time to figure out that even though I mentioned the coupon when I made the reservation, the woman who booked the reservation didn’t book the right room. So he was doing us a «favor» by honoring our coupon… even though I told them I had a coupon up front… But ok. He seemed nice enough once we got all that figured out.
The room was kinda musty, but no cigarette smell (which I was worried about). I asked specifically for a renovated room after reading many reviews about the putrid smell of smoke in the non-​smoking rooms here. Apparently they’re working on it.
There’s lots of traffic noise, but I knew that before we booked it. We stayed here because of the location and the price. I can deal with the traffic noise. However, our room was adjacent to the housekeeping room… which apparently means we have to wake up when they start their shift. They had a radio on, and they were having a very loud conversation in Spanish right outside our door for about a half hour. When I finally gave up on getting back to sleep and came out of our room, I looked over at them as though to say «are you freakin kidding me???» As I went to the front desk to get some breakfast, one of the housekeepers followed me (probably paranoid that I was going to tell on them). When she got there, she talked to the woman at the front desk in this quiet-​as-​a-​mouse sticky sweet kind of voice. Who is she kidding?
Anyway, my advice to the manager is to get a better staff. Even with the renovated rooms, if the guests can’t get a decent nights’ sleep. well, it’s just not worth staying here. Even with the price being so low.

The renovated rooms are clean and comfortable. However, the management, staff and maids are rude. Although we were able to snooze through the considerable traffic noise, the maids woke us up by holding a 20 minute conversation just outside our room while blaring their radio.
TL;DR — you get what you pay for here, and that’s not much.

If it were at all possible to leave negative stars, I would. We booked the room with the intention of 2 people staying. Last minute, one of our friends came on the trip with us. When we checked in, the manager saw there were 3 in our group and didn’t say anything. We went to the event we were in town for and walked back to our room around 10:00 pm. As we walk passed the manager’s office, he came running out screaming at us that we only booked for 2, not 3. We asked if there was another room available for our friend. He said no. We asked if we could pay an extra charge for him to stay in our room. Again no. He kept yelling that we were trying to screw him over and he has put up with people trying to «pull a fast one» on him for 14 years and he won’t accept it. We told him to calm down we would could come to a solution. We told him that our friend would just look for another hotel in the area to stay in. He, still yelling, told us he was going to call the cops. He got on his phone (as we’re packing up everything because we certainly we’re going to stay there any more) and begins describing our vehicle to whoever he called, presumably the police. We did absolutely nothing wrong and are fighting tooth and nail to get a refund.