College Inn Hotel Reviews

There was a drink bar and they helped us store our luggage after we checked out. The owner was also very kind.

I heard that the city was not safe, so I chose to live near Washington. Sure enough, my choice was right. The same style as the university dorms in American TV series, clean and hygienic. But our luggage was too big and there was no elevator to carry it upstairs, haha

Very clean and not noisy. Staying in Seattle's oldest European-style hotel, which opened 115 years ago, is full of history.

A very special and interesting stay experience, historical building, period hotel, public toilets and baths, very clean. Arrive at the hotel at 11 p.m., call for self-service check-in, and need to communicate in English. The hotel is not far from the airport light rail station. It costs $3.25 to get to the airport. Tickets are available in Chinese. Not far from the city center. It’s so convenient to visit the Washington campus.

The house is old and has a history. The wooden planks creak when you walk. The bedding is clean, but the carpet on the wooden planks has a weird smell that can't be dissipated. Self-service check-in, room cleaning fee is required. There is free coffee and tea in the attic. Choose this place just to get close to Huada.

This historic hotel, built in 1906, is located right at the University of Washington. The wooden floor makes a noise when you walk on it, but it's OK if you can tolerate it.

The room is clean and tidy. There is no bathroom or shower room in the room. There is a public area on the 4th floor with complete facilities such as kitchen and refrigerator. There is a food street nearby and the transportation is convenient. In short, it is not bad.

Generally, for convenience, it is managed by students from nearby universities.

Great, old house from the 1900s, very comfortable bed

Too bad. Too bad.