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The hotel is very outdated, very dirty , found a few pieces of long hair in a bathtub and towels. A small coffee machine located in a room wasn’t cleaned,, still had an old used coffee bag in it. It is a construction going on next to the hotel and very noisy. The laundry room was located under my room and every time someone was using the machines my bed was shaking.They advertise providing a breakfast but breakfast is a “ hot pocket”package which is disgusting 🤮 . I couldn’t eat it at all. I will be giving a “0” star if it was possible.

The hotel is in a good location, just off the entrance to the I-5. There is free parking, and there should be two types of open and indoor elevators. Tea and coffee are available in the public areas of the hotel for 24 hours. Breakfast is the standard of Holiday Inn, with juice, coffee, milk, yogurt, meat, eggs, muffins, bread, cakes... The room is quite large, and the two big and small families usually do not need an extra bed. The front desk is quite nice.

This is a Hotel with great staff. The rooms are a DISASTER. The lighting is so bad I could not work in the evening. The rooms only have a fixed light above the beds. It is not possible to light the room. The rooms need a total rethink. They are too dark.

Great location close to I5. There is a WINCO grocery and Starbucks across the street from the hotel. The breakfast was the good standard Home2 Suites style. They had a nice indoor pool and outdoor seating areas with small gas fireplaces. It was a quiet place to sit as long as the smokers were not present. The room was comfortable, well laid out, and clean. I really liked that the room was quiet. I had to turn off the AC but in the Northwest we can do that to sleep.

This is a very nice hotel with very clean room right next to the Everet harbor with access to pretty good bars/restaurants.

I checked in for a one night stay at this hotel. When I got to my room the chemical smell was overwhelming . Opened the window and turned on fan but it was going nowhere. It was possibly from the remodel . I asked the very nice front desk for a different room and she sent me upstairs to 318. No problems.....except later when I tried watching tv. It was not set up for their network. Not sure why. Seemed like more of a pain in the butt than I wanted to deal with so I just used my ipad. Internet became sketchier as the evening progressed which sometimes happens as more folks check in. The bed was nice, lots of pillows. I’m not sure I like the top sheet on top of the blanket. I usually like a top sheet to separate me from the blanket , which may or may not have been washed in certain hotels. I appreciated the bath sheet and the generous amount of towels. Room was ok clean except for some stuff on the ceiling and grimy walls in the bathroom. Not sure if I’d stay again. Easily not the best or the worst hotel I’ve stayed in.

I love it. I really liked that they bring your breakfast to the room, where we can relax as we eat - in our pjs, if we want to. The quality of the meal was better than most hotel food, too. The portions were small, but adequate as we got both cereal and the croissant sandwich, but one would not have been enough. The floors are hard, rather than carpet, which helps cleanliness and does not evoke as many allergies. The room was spacious, with four chairs, two at the table, and a desk chair and reading chair. The bed was very comfortable, too. The staff was lovely. Tiera was especially kind to arrange to print our boarding passes and luggage tags, when we discovered there was no business center to do it ourselves. The refrigerator is the largest I have ever seen in a hotel room, and had a standard freezer compartment. The microwave was a retro style, but very efficient. The room even has a toaster - surprise. My only item for improvement would be to not have a bulky pedestal for the table. It was quite uncomfortable to find a place for my long legs without getting too far from the table or being squashed. Four legs at the edges would solve that problem. It was more convenient to arrive here off I-5 than it appeared, too, so that was nice.

The Saratoga Inn was a wonderful find in Langley on Whidbey Island. Overlooking Saratoga Passage with views to the Cascades, the inn provided a perfect escape. The staff was wonderful and one morning we had a breakfast, Mexican eggs, which will forever be on our list of memorable meals. Langley itself is compact and the ocean is but a short walk from the inn. One evening the rising moon silhouetted a tug towing a barge on Saratoga Passage - magical. Beautiful building in a beautiful setting.