Cle Elum Travelers Inn

The place was pretty beat up with some really gross brown spots on the inside of the bedspread and being an old-time motel the only window was exposed to anyone walking by and so we kept the curtain closed the whole time to the only window it had and I was seriously getting claustrophobic by the second day.

It was clean and the bed was very comfortable

The room was very small The shower water pressure wasn't very good.

Modest room- very clean and comfortable- good value for the money

No in-room coffee. You have to wait until 7.15 to get coffee in the reception area.

Bed was rock hard

Bequemes Bett. Netter Service.

Boden ist uneben und man hat das Gefühl dass kein Holzboden mehr an einiges Stellen unter dem Teppichboden ist. Teppich war sehr dreckig, ebenso wie die Badewanne. Zimmer sehr klein, man schließt das Zimmer auf und steht direkt vorm Bett.

Old motel, very small rooms, walls very thin. Kind of junky on the outside of the motel.

Location was where we needed it to be. Cottage Cafe nice and close.

That bed was was to HIGH off the ground. I had to put in way too much effort to get in and get any comfort. Bathroom door wouldn't close shut and water pressure needs improved. Sometimes had to flush toilet multiple times. I think a dim night light for sleeping hours bathroom would be nice to have. Maybe bedside table on both sides of the bed. Three hour power outage (not hotel fault) in AM made it difficult to get ready for day's schedule. Tried waiting but finally showered in the dark with door open and curtain slightly open for some light.

The overall stay was ok. The bed was listed as a king but was a queen size. The bedding is overly starched and itchy, 1 pillow per side of the bed. I requested house keeping but did not receive the service. The room was a place to lay our head at night, nothing more nothing less. For $100/night I would look elsewhere to be honest.