Hostels in SeaTac suchen

„Es gibt keine getrennten Schlafsäle. Die Zimmer sind sehr klein. Handtücher, Schloss für den Locker und alles weitere muss extra gezahlt werden. Meine Decke war zerrissen und auf dem Bettlaken waren Flecken. Das nette und hilfsbereite Personal, sowie die Lage direkt am Pike Place Market sind Pluspunkte.“

„The staff was amazing, everything clean and the location is unbeatable in Seattle!!! Certainly, I will be back soon!“

„Rooms were clean and the common area was a nice little add on. The area was around downtown so pretty close to a lot of restaurants and bars. Staff was super helpful as far as communication and questions go“

„It felt very safe and quiet. We didn't encounter any issues. I'd stay again.“

„Room was clean but my window couldn’t open my entire stay bc it was previously broken, if you’re a light sleeper I highly don’t recommend staying here as the other tenants were loud and partying, the next morning I was locked inside the hotel bc the main door to get in was broken and I had to climb out the window so I didn’t miss my train, other than that it’s clean and affordable but not planing on staying again.“

„Patio was locked, the property assistant was not in the area to help and would not put us in contact with the property owner. Bathroom not attached to the room and terrible location to park a car. We asked for a partial refund as we booked primarily because of the patio and they did nothing to apologize or remedy the situation. Not a good experience. We also messaged the property with a few questions and never heard back.“

„If you want to jump out of a window — luggage and all — in order to exit, this place is for you! If you’d prefer something safer, I would not recommend it, based on my experience and that of three other guests who had to exit through the window with me. Given the dangerous and frankly absurd circumstances, I thought my request for a modest 1/6th refund was more than reasonable. I was surprised that the host denied it entirely and seemed unwilling to acknowledge the seriousness of the ...