Seattle Hotel Guide - Black River Riparian Forest and Wetland hotels in Seattle, United States of America.

"The start was a bit tough when our room request due to handicap and service dog was not met. Dianne at the desk the next morning got us moved into a wonderful room that met our needs. She also covered our parking as a we're sorry. The facility is nice, clean, and I can't say enough about the staff. I would recommend staying here to anybody. "

"Expedia lied and said their costs included all fees and taxes, but at check in, the front desk charged another $66 for parking!! :( The fridge in the room was missing the entire bottom shelf, took the staff over 24 hours to fix that. The hotel is proudly "pet friendly" - and there was a pet urine stain on the carpet in front of the couch in my room. I complained to the staff multiple times but no one ever came to clean it in the 5 days I was there. The back entrance to the main floor of the hotel had piles of dog poop everywhere in the grass and even onto the sidewalks. Housekeeping staff left an old, dirty, damp dish cleaning sponge under the sink and I had to ask twice to get a new one."

"All was great"

"Room was basic you can tell it needs updating. Some of the lamps had some small dark spots on it I hope it wasn’t bed bugs I took pictures. The bathroom looked dirty almost like they didn’t even change out the toilet paper roll it looked used. They had 3 elevators and 2 of them were down so it took about 10 minutes for the elevator to come for us. During check out it was even worse. The breakfast was maybe a 5/10 the eggs seemed undercooked and the rest of the breakfast was just mediocre. I think this will be the last time we stay here I would rather pay more for something nicer."

"Nice"

"Got up early to beat traffic "

"Staff were very friendly, welcoming and helpful. The pool was great as well as breakfast. "

"Shower pressure weak"

"The photographer deserves a medal for the impressive boost they gave on the reality. The entire property from the flooded parking lot to the malfunctioning door lock that appeared to have been broken down in the past to the poorly repaired drywall issues showed that it was a shadow of its former self. On the positive side the bed and bathroom were clean and it was the cheapest hotel in the area. You get what you pay for - if you need a few hours of sleep before you get back on the road and aren't looking for anything, this might be an OK option."