Super 8 Washington

Normally I think of Super 8’s as overpriced flop houses for hobos to wash their balls and shoot meth, but this one was really pretty nice. Clean, basic, and well taken care of plus cable tv that actually featured more than just basic. Don’t usually see that too often in the cheapies. Only problem was I booked through expedia and upon arrival they had no notice of my reservation. Not sure who dropped the ball on that one, but they had room. Only real oddity in this place is the second floor with no elevator. So not exactly handicap accessible.

I was pleasantly surprised by how clean the room is. how many restaurants are nearby and how easy it was to get to the fairgrounds from here.
The reason they don’t get 5 stars: no elevator. so if you are using a cane or anything else make sure you tell them you must have a floor level room.
They are pet friendly and they do have smoking and non-​smoking.
Their breakfast is basically waffles or cereal I’ve seen better I’ve seen worse.
I find the Bed abit soft but definitely get extra pillows. As the set that was on my bed were pretty flat. The extra set was fluffy.
They do have a cable type service and there are sensors on the TV and that will tell you what room you are in. A little bit weird but I guess it’s alright. One thing I wish all Hotel type places would do is tell you who is your service provider it would make it a lot easier to find it on the
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Overall I would ~~definitely ~~ stay at the Super 8 the next time I’m down here

We were in need of a place to crash while driving cross country. The plan was to camp but after giving it a shot and being covered in 4 inches of sweat and watching my dog hyperventilate we hit the road.
Many hotels were full. I called late at night, thinking it would take an hour to get there, but the GPS thankfully was confused and it took us about a half an hour. Check in was smooth, and the room was very clean and comfortable. To a couple of sleep deprived individuals the bed was a cloud (it really was comfortable!)
The only negatives was the pipes were a little noisy (could hear the shower/​water running from another room) and the room we got only had one bed (probably because we got it so last minute). I will definitely stay here again the next time we are driving cross country.

Pros:
+ Pet friendly. The only place in Washington that would take our 60lb dog.
+ Complimentary lobby perks: coffee, breakfast, popcorn, cookies.
+ Prices cannot be beat. We got a room for $ 100/​night when EVERYTHING else in Washington was booked solid.
+ Friendly staff. Had the dog out for a few potty runs while housekeeping was in the hallways, and they were very friendly to both of us. The front desk was wonderful.
+ Maybe we just lucked out, but I hardly heard any noise from other guests. It seems like the building has pretty good insulation.
Cons:
+ Breakfast ends at 9am. A bit early, in my opinion.
+ There were two shower head settings: jet stream and mist. I couldn’t find a strong water pressure without feeling like I was being pelted by bullets.
+ I think they still have smoking rooms? Even in a nonsmoking room I could kind of smell cigarette smoke. I don’t know if this was from smoking rooms or just from very smelly guests in the hallways…
If I’m ever in Washington overnight, I would absolutely stay here again.

I am a hotel snob. I used to travel for business every other week, and when I’m away from the family I over compensate in luxury whenever possible. The luxury hotels charge for everything from parking to internet and that pisses me off at $ 300+ per night. This hotel is run very well. It’s clean, the beds are very comfortable, and staff is super friendly.
I’m pleasantly suprised and would come back.
Hotwire rate was $ 60 per night! How can you beat that?!
My customer put a cap of $ 1000 on travel expenses, and it looks like we’re coming out ahead.
Kudos to the folks that run this Super 8.

Friendly check in. Rate was definitely too high for this type of low end hotel, but we were tired and just wanted a room. The room itself was okay, sufficient but nothing out of the ordinary. The room had the usual small amenities like free Wi Fi, in-​room safe, ironing board, desk, cable, lounge chair, etc. The bathroom looked newly updated but they forgot to finish installing the fixture on the sink so I basically could have torn it off with my bare hands just turning the tap. Shoddy. There were some nicer details to distinguish this place from its low end cousins like Motel 6 — new paint, lots of lamps, really nice down alternative comforter and high thread count sheets. The bed was very comfortable. Really could have used a couple more pillows in the room, personally, and while I probably sound picky I’m generally easy to please. Their continental breakfast is served in a large room with lots of tables so I had hopes for it being decent but nah. Nasty-​smelling waffle mix, a few light yogurts and the usual cookies and other carbs. No fruit or eggs and the coffee had run out & a fresh pot hadn’t brewed (this was at 8 am on a Friday morning) so we headed up the road. As I said, sufficient & comfy but overpriced.