Quality Inn Hotel, Kent - Seattle

I booked a room for a night without checking reviews. (My mistake) Now lets start with the good, the staff was friendly ,the room was clean and we had a good nights sleep. Now for the bad, the hotel lacks elevators so getting up the stairs for elderly like my mother is a issue. The hotel could use a bit more cleaning and the area its in a bit rough. Over all I would not recommend this place for more then a night.

Blood stains on sheets, sliding door where crackies come in freely. This place aint it fr.

This property is terrible. We were given keys to a room that had 2 queen beds but one did not have a mattress the plumbing under the sink was not connected there were paint cans on a shelf. There was a drug bag on the floor that said be high. While standing in the room a person used a key and opened the door, was surprised we were then and asked if we were given that room we said yes and we asked who are you and she said I work here. She looked like a homeless person. The parking lot was packed with homeless people sleeping in their cars. Do not stay here.

I’m totally disappointed at this place I found bed bugs on my bed plus this hotel it’s a prostitution place not recommended to stay here

Very dirty, unsafe for kids, no breakfast like advertised.

It looked good but our white socks turned black when we walked across the carpet. The first night there we were kept up by people shouting at each other until @2am.

The best way I can sum up our impression of this establishment is “HORROR FILM SET COME TO LIFE”. We have done our fair bit of traveling and stayed in many hotels, motels, inns etc. Never before have we set foot in such a disgusting, filthy, and unsafe place. On arrival in the parking lot we immediately saw several groups of incredibly sketchy looking, lurching characters. The front desk staff was pleasant enough, if incredibly slow. Charmingly, as we waited through the long check-in, we saw several obvious prostitutes completing their transactions and coming and going. With trepidation, we walked down the dark, dirty hallway past several cracked doors with leering faces to the room we were given, and the moment we stepped in we knew we had made a grave mistake. The room had the most indescribably nasty smell and was dark with dim lamps and no ceiling fixture. The smoke detector had been ripped off the ceiling and several holes (why?!) had been carelessly patched in the walls without being painted. The bathroom was beyond disgusting…so much grime on the floor and up the skirting board I don’t think it’s ever been seen a sponge or mop in its existence, orange spots on the towels, a completely empty tissue box, one roll of toilet paper sitting on the counter because the holder was broken. The sheets on the bed were mismatched and looked like they had been re-made but certainly not cleaned - there were brown smears of unknown origin across the sheets. Barf. We did not want to investigate further. We were so horrified by the state of this revolting room that we could not imagine it would be safe in any way to proceed with our stay. It was unthinkable even to sit on the bed, let alone imagine trying to sleep there, breathing in the toxic stench. We quickly gathered up our things and beat a hasty retreat, but….wait…the helpful drug addicts using in the stairway informed us the fire exits to the parking lot are LOCKED and you can’t get out the doors?! We can only assume it’s to prevent even more unsavory characters from sneaking in, but talk about a(nother) safety hazard. And this joyous discovery also made us have to retrace our steps aaaalll the way back down the hallway from The Shining to escape this hotel from hell. **DO NOT STAY HERE. You’d be safer sleeping literally anywhere else. Quality Inn, my aunt fanny. Negative 1000 stars!

It was rundown and our room was dirty and didn't looked like it had been cleaned recently. The included breakfast was a bag breakfast but we never received it because we were misled about what time it ended. The one positive thing I can say is the beds were comfortable and clean and it wasn't expensive, but overall we did not have a good experience and I would not recommend.

This property is not safe and should not be available on Expedia to book. The drug activity and homeless activity around and inside the hotel is astounding. Example: our room had a removed fire alarm, busted off door lock, busted toilet paper holder and stains on the walls. While I was checking in a man came to the front desk requesting they call the police on another person at the hotel. This hotel houses homeless through vouchers provided by the state. The parking lot has people and cars lingering at all hours day and night. Do not book here. Pay more and book elsewhere.

Did not stay there terrible place bugs and not clean at all!!