EconoLodge Everett

I’d stay here again, even with the housekeeping slip. There was still hand cream on the nightstand after the room was cleaned, and I found dry cereal in a drawer. The hotel is clearly remodeling and working hard to improve, but housekeeping needs to step up. I’ll mention it to the front desk when I check out tomorrow morning. With that fixed, this could be a great place to stay.

The breakfast was barely there, with no coffee ready and only some halved muffins and corn flakes, so we went to a nice coffee shop up the street. We paid $220 for two nights, and for that price I expected much better cleanliness. We pulled into a dark lot with no sign, in a neighborhood with syringe caps everywhere. In the room, a dirty washcloth had someone’s pubic hair on it, the door lock was broken, and there was orange stuff on the walls, possibly blood from a syringe. The stained bedspread was gross, the sheets and towels were stained too, and the stretched-out sheets kept coming off all night. The exposed box spring had a brown stain. The coffee maker was dirty and the cups were unwrapped Styrofoam. The TV looked like it was from the 1990s, some channels were wavy, cut out, or missing, and it shut itself off after being on a while. The owners seem cheap and lazy, like they don’t want to put money or work into the place. If it were a $50 hotel, I’d expect a dump, but at over $100 I expect it to be a lot cleaner.

The place wasn’t very clean, and then they charged me an extra $40.00 because the sheets were stained. My gf started her period. Unreal!

Really close to I-5, with restaurants, Costco, and a church nearby. The service was very kind, and I love this place.