Snohomish Inn

We were visiting family and only needed a place to sleep for two nights, and this worked for us. The beds had mattress toppers, but they were still delightfully firm and comfortable. I’d put the score at 3.5, so this is a hard review. The room was clean as a whistle, though pretty bare bones, and the furniture was beat up. This wasn’t a bad place to stay. It was clear the people running it care about what they do, and I think they deserve a lot of credit for that.

The room was clean and quiet, but the mattress was thin and hard, and I couldn’t get the temperature comfortable. It was either too hot or too cold, so I slept poorly. For the price compared with other places, this fell short on quality and comfort. I’d keep it as a last resort.

The 24-hour espresso stand in the parking lot was a real plus, and check-in and checkout were quick and easy. We could walk to the river and downtown shops, and there’s a restaurant across the street. We paid $310 for two nights and three days, which felt completely worth it. We were in town for a funeral. We had room 203 in mid-July 2025, with two queen beds. It’s an older hotel, but the room was spacious and clean, with comfy beds, soft blankets, clean sheets, and mattress covers. The air conditioning was nice, the room smelled good, and it was quiet away from the road. The shower had great pressure.

That 24-hour coffee stand outside was amazing, and the staff were so friendly. My room was large, clean, quiet, and comfortable. The jet tub was the biggest I’ve ever seen, though I didn’t actually take a bath. I stayed two nights in September and would definitely come back. I’d recommend it to others.