It was a nice quiet neighborhood, the room was a nice size, big roomy bathroom.

The room was definitely aged, some browning on the ceiling.

Convenient location, easy to/from I5. Good amount of parking. Room had LOTS of amenities - microwave, stovetop, toaster, cups, plates, bowls, sink, apartment size fridge/freezer. If I was staying a few more days it would have been extremely convenient for meals.

There was no breakfast. My coffee offering was opened, so I went to request a replacement - was told "If it is opened but unused, you can still use it." I felt that was unsanitary and still asked for a replacement. I was told there was a supply chain shortage. But a replacement was still found, which was appreciated. This was an awkward situation, though, FYI.

The bed was comfortable, and there was a 5-minute walk to the bus, 13 minutes to the train. Had bowls, plates, silverware, pot, stove, and microwave. Took about little over an hour to the airport and back, same as downtown. Was pretty quite neiborhood.

The refrigerator was leaking water, dishwere dryer holder could use a good cleaning, the temperature gage wouldn't go up past 80 but the room felt like 60 degrees so it was a bit chilly in December. Seep hill going up and down from the train station to get the hotel.

No breakfast provided, no shampoo., conditioner, lotion, etc, but did provide Kleenex when asked. It’s a long term stay residence hotel so short term stay folks don’t get all the toiletries they normally do. That was OK because I had enough of my own and they make them available for purchase for those who don’t. Loved the size, the kitchen with a decent sized fridge and freezer ( I needed to freeze my ice packs) the bed was good, and they gave me a ground floor unit so I didn’t have to carry luggage up stairs ( I’m 77). Staff were lovely and very helpful.

Finding it could have been easier, my GPS took me right past it and the sign into it is small, which I missed. Then the desk clerks gave me a different address which was 1/2 away across town, then gave me the 1st address on my 2nd call. Eventually, when she said the restaurant it was near, I realized I’d seen the restaurant and was able to find it. Free Internet is slow and not secure (no password) To get a decent speed and secure network, you have to pay extra.

The sheets and bed are very clean. Tons of parking spots and free. Little kitchen in the room with a microwave which is quite nice even though we didn’t use it. Staff is friendly and nice. About 30 minutes to Seattle downtown.

AC is super loud and it would stop once it reached the set temperature and start (LOUD) again when it needs to work. Woke me up several times every night. One of the towels has someone else’s hair on it. The fridge does not work, it powers on but does not keep things cold (everything is warm in the fridge overnight).

I have enjoyed studio 6 for several years. This is the first time I have had any complaints

The new office staff was very unpleasant. I requested room 113 and was told it was unavailable for my stay. I was told I could not request a specific room and that one was booked for my entire stay. As far as I could tell it was only occupied 3-4 days. I mentioned my door lock did not lock well, there was no trash can in my room and a few other things. I quit asking after the third request.

Upon check-in, I requested to have a room on the ground floor, and thanks to Ms. Lina, for approving my request. Then, I requested an extra pillow since I only found 2 pillows in the room thinking that we were 2 adults. Again, Ms. Lina was kind enough to call the facility to provide an extra one. Our stay here has been a good one, not because of the room or facilities that this hotel could offer but because of Ms. Lina, who is so professional and kind enough to a customer like me. Mucho gusto, Señorita Lina. You made our stay a memorable one.

The room is not that impressive at all as there is a bit of smell when we get inside, but it's manageable. Outside of our room, where small stones and a pebble stepper are, there were dog poops on it. A small clean-up will make a difference. Other than these, everything is okay.

The location is great and the rates are good. The cleaning staff did a great job during the week.

Plumbing issues,that were resolved however after the non flushing commode was fixed the bathroom sink was still slow to drain and the drain insert for the tub is laying on the side. The WiFi never worked and repeatedly informed the office during our week stay, to no avail. All of the walkways need to be cleaned and power washed.

The room was a nice size; we were able to move around and make use of amenities without tripping on things. The room had a decent kitchenette, though you have to request dishes and utensils, but that is no bother to me. The staff were friendly. Location was not too far from the I-5 and was close to a strip mall. There were sufficient accessible electrical outlets; I didn't need to use the power bar I brought with me. I also liked the sturdy hangers in the closet, though I wish there were more of them.

A television was included, but the reception was poor. The door also had to be pulled shut with considerable force to latch and lock, making it easy to accidentally leave unlocked. This also made leaving without disturbing a sleeping roommate hard. Location was convenient, but also on a hill, so it was difficult for anyone with bad knees to get anywhere without a vehicle. I only mention the latter issue for people with mobility issues to make informed decisions or prepare themselves, as topography can't be helped.

A room large enough for us and two small children (4 1/2 and 21/2), the two full size beds were fine for the family, The kitchen facility including two-element stove top, decent size fridge, coffee maker, toaster and microwave (the latter not used) were more than adequate for 'dining in' rather than restaurants -- which are less convenient with two small boys. The ambiance with lots of trees around felt more like country than city, much appreciated

Our only concern was that the beds were too high for two small kids with no carpet on the floor, which meant 'ouch' when one boy rolled off while sleeping.