Find Cat & Dog Friendly Hotels in Tukwila from S$76

"Left us to check out 1 hour later noon and luggage storage with no extra charge. Clean room."

"Staff is amazing "

"We usually choose Home2 Suites when we travel because we’ve had consistently positive experiences, which is why this stay was a bit disappointing. This particular location felt more dated than others we’ve visited, and there were a few maintenance and comfort issues that stood out. The window shade in our room was broken, and the bed was firmer than we prefer, which made it less comfortable. In the breakfast area, several chairs were visibly worn, with ripped upholstery and noticeable dirt, which took away from the overall experience. Additionally, parking required an extra fee. While I can’t recall if this was clearly stated in the hotel description, it would have been helpful to have that communicated more prominently. Overall, this stay didn’t quite meet the standard we’ve come to expect. "

"Room was clean but smelled strongly of paint and there was NO hot water! it is close to the airport so convenient and thy have internet. Do not forget to validate your parking ticket otherwise there is no way to get money back. "

"Dinner was amazing and staff was so helpful ☺️ "

"Beautiful large double bed room. Extremely clean. Definitely will book here again. 😊 "

"If you love glass art in a vast array of expressions, you must at least visit this property. The rooms are tidy, beds pretty cozy and the rooms are very quiet. The highlight of our stay was an incredibly attentive server named Coliyn (yes, with a Y!) who was gracious, attentive and super sweet even 30 minutes before closing time when we rolled up. He is a treasure; genuine, present and very knowledgeable about the menu. Overall, a delightful place to stay."

"The location was perfect. Walking distance to all site seeing amenities. The room was very clean and tidy. I slept so good. The girl at the front desk (Ana) was very knowledgeable on the area. She saved me time by teaching me to take the ferry instead of driving all the way around."