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Convenience location. Checked in was fast and easy. Nelly, the receptionist was friendly and helpful. Hotel is kinda outdated. It has swimming pool, however. Room was clean and bed was comfortable. AC was cool. No USB plugs though. If you stay more than 2 nights, housekeeper would knocked on door to ask if you need room to be cleaned, otherwise, they just replaced dirty towels or pickup trash. My biggest complaint was disposable utensils and breakfast choices. Very poor quality. Like other travelers commented on cheapest, flimsy utensils I have ever seen. Bread and Bagels didn't refill as needed, and it's just 7:30am. Not much of pastries or fruits either. Will choose other places next time when I'm in town.

You know the old story. If a deal seems too good - watch out. The price of a room at this motel was very competitive considering its 4 star rating. So I went for it. The room was very clean and the bed was comfortable. I guess those are the important aspects of a one-night stay. If you can overlook the dangerously worn out bathroom light switch, the almost impossible to use bath tub faucet valve, the very loose toilet seat and the loose as a goose vanity faucet the room was a good value. Besides all that the building itself is old and not in good repair. For example, we used the stairs and the coving was either falling off or missing. Hey the TV worked great.

Breakfast is very general, there are few varieties, there is a Chinese restaurant on the side of the hotel, not bad, parking is adequate. In short, the same price is not comparable to the domestic, but the location is still very safe.

This hotel has got be top 2 that I have been to. Isela DeHaro and her team are superb. The hotel is always clean, the rooms are maintained, and the staff are incredibly pleasant. They greet each guest happily and are just a joy. Bfast is always fresh and clean. 5stars!!

I loved my stay at this best western plus in Auburn Washington the staff Lucia and Malia was so friendly and awesome!! !! The Happy hour with Susan was awesome!!! With Some Food and snacks after work to just sit back and relax and sip on a couple drinks!! Happy hour was only on Monday through Wednesday from 5pm to 7pm!! I wish happy hour was everyday!! :))) With that being said I will most definitely come back!!!

Not a good value. Cash deposit of $100 required. Coffee & packaged donuts is not a breakfast. Our handicapped room was OK with a firm bed, fridge and microwave but no coffee maker or clock. Motel is near an airport so there are airplanes flying over all the time. Plenty of ice.

The location of the little inn is very good and it is convenient to travel. Regardless of the place, the facilities are complete, including microwave, refrigerator, coffee machine and telephone. The only shortcoming is that the phone can only make local calls. At first, the front desk staff said that they can make all-American calls, maybe she too I didn’t understand, but I changed the room and I still couldn’t call the other waiters and told me that they could only make local calls. The little inn also had breakfast very pleasantly surprised.

There aren't a lot of hotels in the Auburn area and I remember this one from the time I worked in the area, as it was originally built as a King Oscar Hotel. We got a good rate and spent three nights here. Was told it was converted from a Quality Inn to a Comfort Inn & Suites just this past August. The place is up-to-date, with modern furnishings in the rooms and lobby. The rooms are good-sized, plenty of room to move about and relax. I really do not like cramped hotel rooms, so this one was excellent. Check in was fast and friendly. COVID-19 protocols in place, so no coffee station in the lobby and breakfast is pretty much pre-packaged. In our travels it is interesting to see how each property handles these things during the pandemic. The only complaint I have is the wi-fi drops off every few hours and one has to repeatedly log on. It did this while I was on a Zoom meeting on my laptop and I had to quickly switch to my phone so I could continue. One of my hotel pet peeves is that if you offer wi-fi, it should be fully operational because so many of your clients have come to depend on it for their business and informational needs while staying on your property. I would suggest this get brought up with the provider to come up with a solution. Within walking distance there are a couple of fast-food places, an AM/PM gas station and mini mart, and a teriyaki place. Only a couple of miles north to the Outlet Collection Mall, and a couple of miles east to an Albertson's. Near many of the South Auburn/Algona/Pacific industrial areas (including Boeing Fabrication). Noise level is actually not bad, considering the site is next to the SR167 Valley Freeway. We had a 3rd floor room, did not really notice much in the way of outside noise (well, except for the guy who fired up his ultra-bass car sound system in the parking lot!). You could use this place as a jumping-off point for a lot of area travel.

I would not advise booking this property especially if you are a business traveller. Checked in 07/05 for two nights. Went to the room attempted to connect on wifi and no luck. I went down and they told me it is currently down and “AT&T” is coming to fix it. A couple of hours later I see a bunch of kids in the lobby and the person at the front desk is trying to “fix” the kids phones. Wi-fi these days are critical and considering the hotel’s network was fine and the computer in the business center was working my guess is they turned it off deliberately. The whole two days no fix and at checkout no apology. The room itself was satisfactory but if you have work to do go somewhere else.

I found the Courtyard Federal Way to be a halfway decent place to spend the night, but there were definitely some things that made my stay less than awesome. My room was comfortable and serviceable, and the bed was decent. I was on the 7th floor, but some of my co-workers who also stayed in the hotel on lower floors complained their room smelled strongly of B.O. However, despite being up on the 7th floor, I wasn’t immune to the loud banging as someone took out the trash behind the hotel and let the dumpster lid slam shut at 5:45am, waking me up way earlier than I’d intended. The morning after my sleep was where I experienced the most hiccups. Following the undesired super-early wakeup, I searched for some coffee to help finish my morning takeoff, only to find there wasn’t a coffeemaker in the room, so I went downstairs to see if there was something in the lobby — when I asked the desk clerk about coffee, he admitted not all the rooms had coffeemakers but they didn’t have coffee pots in the lobby, I had to go to the Starbucks shop in the lobby and buy coffee. When I checked in, I was told breakfast was included as part of my stay and that my room number would be on the list, so imagine my surprise when I was told at the Starbucks counter that my room number was not on the list. I went to the front desk and was informed that no, I didn’t get free breakfast after all, but the manager apologized and said she’d apply a credit to my account — however, the breakfast credit is only $10, which in many cases didn’t cover the entirety of the cost of breakfast at the in-house Starbucks/food place, so I ended up still having to pay a few bucks for an overpriced yet meager breakfast burrito. All in all, as a hotel, the place is okay, but definitely not a great overall experience like I’ve come to expect at hotels in general or Courtyard by Marriott locations.