Sea-Tac Airport Value Inn

We stayed here just for an overnight before an early flight. Motels get a bad rap, but this one was actually pretty great in a lot of ways. The staff was friendly and helpful and I was pleased with how clean the little check in room was and the outside as well. Beds are on the softer side which I LOVED, since mattresses in hotels tend to be a little bit too hard for me. The bathroom had some damage, plaster falling off the wall above the tub. The lighting was pretty bad, with different temperatures in the fixtures and them only one lamp by the bed. The built in furniture has seen far better days and there were stains on the chairs. However, it was clean and not musty or moldy, and that’s what counts the most! You can easily walk to a nearby business to grab something to eat, relax with a drink, or grab an essential or two that you may need for your travels. We also used their shuttle, which starts at 3am. It’s a short drive to the airport so it really helps to relieve the stress of catching a flight. TIPS: - These rooms are truly bare bones. I wouldn’t choose to stay here if it wasn’t just for an overnight but only because it’s really built for exactly that purpose. - The shuttle IS NOT FREE! They charge $7. - The TVs are tiny and bolted down, which is only an issue because you can’t move it in order to see it easier from the bed. - Make sure you have chargers that are long enough if you like to have your phone close by your bed. I had a 6ft one that was long enough, but the outlet was far from the bed. - There is a mini fridge for you to use! - ACCESSIBILITY: There is not an elevator to get to the second floor, so make sure you get a ground floor room if stairs are at all an issue!

The worst hotel experience I've ever had. My friend who booked and paid for the room was running late. The front desk attendant would not let us come inside in freezing weather or is the restroom while we waited for 25 min and was totally unapologetic. The room, it's depressing, small, and ugly.