Motel 6 Seattle, WA - Airport

We arrived at 11 PM and there was no one working in the office. There was a line of four parties ahead of us. You had to use a machine to talk to someone to go through a very detail than arduous check-in process. We were staying there because we only had four hours before our next flight, and we used up over half an hour up just trying to check in. It was ridiculous! The room was supposed to be $86, which seems reasonable for a motel six at an airport. However, it ended up being over 100 with other fees that were not disclosed, and then they charge you an extra five dollars on top of it just to park your car there for a few hours while you try to take a quick nap. I was very disappointed with the whole experience.

No shampoo or conditioner. Check in was virtual. Boo.

Nice people doing the best they can. Downmarket.

We didn't get the room we reserved and paid for.

Easy parking, expensive at time of booking because of World Cup but not as much as many others. By the time stay came around price for anyone booking had dropped significantly.

Had a weird smell, other than that everything else was good.

Good value and the location was great being so close to the airport!!! No coffee in the room or shampoo!

This is a basic accommodation--very basic. Room was clean. Shower/tub and toilet were as close together as could be. Soap provided was smaller than the sliver you have leftover when you are finished with a bar. No shampoo.

Poor

The air conditioner could have worked a little better. Why did we have to pay for parking, it should be part of the room cost.

Clean room, quiet, good cold air conditioning , close to the A line , to rhe airport

Passable

Exceptional

Very good

Very good

Exceptional

I like its convenience to the airport and that it's clean without frills, therefore making it affordable. Too bad having a mini fridge and microwave were extra, but I was OK paying it after the Booking.com booking.

Exceptional

Everything

The lighting is where the room shows its age. The rotary light switches are functional but feel dated, and one required tightening before it would work. The bulbs give off a cool, clinical tone - a warmer LED would go a long way. The mirror light above the sink uses a CFL that takes a while to reach full brightness and has a noticeable green cast as it warms up. The shower lights also flicker on, likely fluorescent as well. Overall a decent stay - clean, comfortable, and well-equipped. Updating the lighting would make a noticeable difference.