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For the price and the size of the room, this was a very good place to stay for the night. Only staff I encountered was super friendly and room was clean/bed comfortable. The blinds were a little tattered and the bathroom seemed dated, but those are minor issues. Nice place to relax for night with free parking and restaurants within walking distance.

It’s not too far from the airport. It’s about half an hour’s drive to the hotel. There is a swimming pool on the first floor. There is a small temperature pool. We went there that day. It’s a bit cold. The big pool is playing in the small temperature pool. There are several holiday inn in Tacoma. We started to the city and then went to the opposite side.

Located in Lakewood, Comfort Inn & Suites Lakewood by JBLM is within a 15-minute drive of Joint Base Lewis-McChord and Tacoma Mall. This hotel is 9.5 mi (15.2 km) from Tacoma Dome and 10.4 mi (16.8 km) from Emerald Queen Casino.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and gift shops/newsstands. Additional amenities at this hotel include tour/ticket assistance and a vending machine.A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 55 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Flat-screen televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have hair dryers and toothbrushes and toothpaste. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.

The hotel makes it so that one cannot stream to the tv. We did ask about it. The pool was supposed to be heated. All else very good. Place looks in good shape, painted, two elevators. Breakfast was fine. We had 409 king bed. Plenty of room, plenty of outlets. Good size mini-fridge. Roomy bathroom. Good water pressure. I would stay here again. The issues are simply First World minor complaints. Housekeeping available everyday. That's good. Located next to freeway. Some rooms may be loud.

We stayed here for 4 nights while day-hiking nearby Mt. Rainier. (Any accommodation in tiny Ashford, WA will be less than 10 minutes from the Nisqually park entrance and the closest you can stay without being IN the park at Paradise Lodge, which is pricy and closed in winter anyway). It is a weird cluster of cabins, MIL suite and mini-motel, plus maybe owners/family living on-site. The rooms are mostly as shown in site photos but the exterior is more run-down. There is no lobby or front desk; you need to check in & out at adjoining bakery (which has limited hours, 9-6). NO WiFi in the rooms despite their promises. There’s no housekeeping - we had to take out our own trash, even. They are VERY difficult to book with or change reservations - won’t do it by phone and “Yuri,” the assigned staff for this, took literally weeks for us to reach via email. When we checked out before 9 on our last day, there was no key drop; I called both bakery & hotel repeatedly (to advise that we’d checked out) only to receive “no voicemail has been set up” messages. I emailed and never received a response. Very weird and I won’t stay here again - but note that many of the nearby accommodations are closed, so search carefully for what you want.

My family and I stayed at the DuPont Fairfield Inn & Suites for two nights. We found this hotel after having a terrible experience at the Holiday Express nearby and called the Fairfield Inn at 10 o’clock at night, thankfully they had a room for us! Debbie (at late-night check-in) and Brandon (daytime) at the front desk were extremely helpful, professional and accommodating for our family of 5. The complimentary breakfast was very yummy with a nice selection of food & drinks, even my picky children really enjoyed the breakfast! The breakfast attendants were very helpful and friendly, offering my kids waffles. The Fairfield Inn was very clean and everyone including the guests wore masks. The entire staff had sunny dispositions, great mask and covid-cleaning discipline. During these covid times it was so nice to stay in a comfortable, safe place with great customer service! We can always count on the Marriott brand!

I stayed here for a week and overall I am very satisfied. It is quite clean and the room is not too small.

Nice, decent, clean hotel with breakfast included and free parking. About 10 minute walk from Washington State Fairgrounds, while downtown Puyallup with restaurants and bars is about 20-25 minutes walk or a short drive. Rooms and bathrooms aren't the most modern but everything was very clean and comfortable. I was happy to get a room overlooking the trees (the other 3 sides of the hotel overlook either the parking lot or road). So I had a nice quiet stay. Staff are quite friendly and efficient (although they had a big line up of water bottles at the front desk and when I asked for one she said oh there's water bottles in the room, not mentioning that they are $4 each. If the water bottles at front desk are only reserved for top tier elite Bonvoy members maybe they should hide them out of the way, in my opinion, but that's just a minor point!)

My family and I stayed here a little while. During our time there we paid our bill on time, paid our balance in full, and had no complaints. Upon leaving, we were charged incorrectly and we were quick to work with our bank to put a stop to avoid further charges. They still tried though. We went ahead and made some disputes with our Navy Federal Bank and they are handling it high up in fraud. The biggest concern is getting a print out of each transaction and seeing some very sketchy credits never applied that indicate we had a credit that we forfeited. We also had late fee charges that they placed in and than balances, I am an auditor and I even could not make anything add up. This too is being looked into. It goes all the way back to when Johnny, property manager, started working. It went from room charge ea day and the amount and than payment to charges and credits and forfeited balances and all these weird codes and what is more is that the rates change yet we paid a certain amount...We also filed with the BBB and informed the district manager. Concerning to have someone make the billing so different from the previous manager. if theft is proven we are filing charges. I do not recommend staying here at all. Not for a week and not for longer. The housekeepers and Janet are wonderful though! Ashley and Janet were great! Johnny is also very disrespectful towards women. He is condescending and unprofessional though he does have a kind side. I feel that he needs to be reviewed to ensure things are properly ran. What frosted the cake for us mainly was that they accepted the people placed on a ”house arrest” program during covid. He accepted a whole bunch of jail birds and they all had ankle monitors, police officers, probation, and a few other people who were very sketchy and it became unsafe quick. The lack of running this place safely, clean, professional, and honest makes this place less than desirable. Johnny was also extremely rude to his housekeepers and maintenance man, Mike. Mike and Housekeeping helped keep everyone neutral since Johnny has a quick temper and cant seem to separate personal and business aspects in much of anything....I would recommend elsewhere and I hope that he is reviewed by the owner. I push for resolutions. Also they do not keep the rooms vacant between guests.

Does the fragrance of coffee brewing at 6:30 help start the day? Do hot eggs and sausage provide energy for chilly mornings? After work, does music sound welcoming by a fireplace in a lobby? Does the taste of local seafood chowder and creme brulee sound delicious? From the check-in desk to the elevator lobbies, and rooms, awesome glass art is exhibited, along with the artists' inspirational quotes. Some artists are from all around the world; some are Tacoma's fine artists, skilled in locally producing art using techniques learned from Murano, Italy. Quiet rooms remind weary travelers that, ”Silence is golden.” Sweet dreams and wishing you, too, many happy Murano Memories!