The lodges are usually fairly priced for what you get. This stay was based upon several factors over which neither I nor and hotel had any control. While some earlier questions drew less than average responses, the stay was acceptable for the price charged.

For what we paid for our room it should have been a lot better. The bathroom door was broken only to be fixed by tape and then painted over, besides the fact that it locked everytime the door shut. The room was dirty. We have a baby (5 months) and I had to re-clean the sink before giving him a bath. I had to put his baby blank on the bed before laying him down because of how dirty everything was. The lights didn't all work, the tv was messed up. When my husband got up the next morning he felt like he was being bit by bugs, His skin was just crawling. The worst part of the whole thing is we had been to the offic quite a few times about the room and at check my husband again voiced his problems with the room. There was no customer service, there was no how can we help fix this can we move you to another room, get someone up to clean it nothing. They took our money and left us with a dump of a room. I worked in a hotel the same size for 7 years and what that room was like would have never been aloud. We will never stay in an Econolodge ever again!!! And we are telling everyone how horrible it was.

They were understanding about the fact that firefighters were going to be a little hard to handle.

It was a nice, clean hotel and I would recommend it to anyone wanting to stay in a reasonably-priced hotel in the Seattle area.