Unique Euro-style hotel; quaint setting, and small but well appointed cozy rooms. Do note that not all rooms have en-suite bathrooms, so some caution in booking a given room is necessary.
The room was very clean. IT is an older hotel, but it has been nicely updated. I was glad I changed my room to the room with an attached bathroom. The bed was worn out, but comfortable.
I loved the loft area and the excellent breakfast. I didn’t like the fact that the last night of our stay, I woke up and the second landing window had been open all night. Security issue as well as a heating issue. It was freezing!!
I made this review very hastily and didn't note that the hotel rooms lacked both a bathroom and air conditioning. Having one men's toilet for a floor full of people isn't acceptable. The room was about 95 degrees when I entered with no way to cool it down other than to open windows. Also, a single light switch turns on and off all of the lights in the room. The location is great, but for $170 a night, one can do much, much better.
No bathrooms in the rooms, no televisions, no elevators.
Located in University District, College Inn Hotel is adjacent to University of Washington and within a 10-minute walk of other popular attractions like Neptune Theater. This 28-room hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi.
Explore the hotel and meet new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant. You can get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café.
All 28 heated rooms feature free local calls, ceiling fans, and desks. 50-inch flat-screen TVs come with digital channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Beds sport down comforters. Housekeeping is available on request.
Guests of College Inn Hotel enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and microwave in a common area. A stay here includes free offsite parking. Front-desk staff can assist with luggage storage and concierge services. Other amenities at this historic hotel include express check-out, a communal living room, and a water dispenser.
Unique Euro-style hotel; quaint setting, and small but well appointed cozy rooms. Do note that not all rooms have en-suite bathrooms, so some caution in booking a given room is necessary.
The room was very clean. IT is an older hotel, but it has been nicely updated. I was glad I changed my room to the room with an attached bathroom. The bed was worn out, but comfortable.
Thank you for staying with us. Sorry for the issue with your bed. We updated all of our beds in the last two years, but I will be checking yours out to determine if there is something wrong with it or the boxspring.
I loved the loft area and the excellent breakfast. I didn’t like the fact that the last night of our stay, I woke up and the second landing window had been open all night. Security issue as well as a heating issue. It was freezing!!
Thank you for staying with us, and I am glad that you enjoyed our Loft common area and our complimentary continental breakfast. I am very sorry about the open window. It is part of our nightly procedure to regularly walk through the hotel to ensure that everything is in order and secure. Clearly an open window in the middle of winter means that this didn't happen often enough on the last night of your stay. I will be reviewing our processes with our Innkeepers to make sure that this does not happen again.
I made this review very hastily and didn't note that the hotel rooms lacked both a bathroom and air conditioning. Having one men's toilet for a floor full of people isn't acceptable. The room was about 95 degrees when I entered with no way to cool it down other than to open windows. Also, a single light switch turns on and off all of the lights in the room. The location is great, but for $170 a night, one can do much, much better.
I am sorry that you did not enjoy your stay and wish that you would have provided us with more information about what went wrong. As the brand new owner of the College Inn, I take our guests' feedback very seriously, and make sure that we do everything possible to resolve any issues so the next guests do not have the same experience.
No bathrooms in the rooms, no televisions, no elevators.
Thank you for staying with us. Our hotel is 110 years old and on the National Historic Register. Unfortunately not having an elevator is one of the limitations of our 110 year old building, but all of the rooms are on the 2nd and 3rd floors, so there are not too many steps. Also, we are a European-style hotel which means that we have shared men's and shared women's bathrooms on each floor, a sink in every room, and complimentary continental breakfasts. I am the new owner of the property, and really appreciate getting feedback from our guests, which helps me prioritize our improvements. You will be happy to know that we will be adding TVs to several of the rooms, so when you come back make sure to check the amenities if this is something that you would like.
Thank you for staying with us, and we appreciate the nice review. You are correct that only our "Premium" rooms have Private Bathrooms. And our more economical "European Style" room have shared bathrooms. We try to make this distinction very explicit in our room descriptions, but if a guest happens to make an error in their room decision, we are happy to upgrade them to a Premium room for a small fee if we have availability.