Hotels in de buurt van Five Mile Lake Park (Tacoma)

'Not greatest location. Property showed some wear and tear.'

'Everyone was so friendly'

'😃'

'The hotel is a bit of a drive to restaurants and gas so when traveling this is not a great location. The large number of trains and auto traffic at night made it difficult to sustain sleep even with ear plugs. Bed comfortable, room was clean.'

'We loved this hotel for the price and location . It wasn’t a five star hotel but I gave it five stars on the review . It was beautiful, on the metro line and the staff were so nice and helpful.'

'Basic motel, good rooms, close to shopping mall'

'Friendly staff , clean room & quick access to highway'

'Kleine ontbijtruimte, niet al te veel keus bij get ontbijt, bedden oke Airco deed niet altijd wat hij miest doen'

'Clean and friendly service'

'Muy buen lugar'

'Our favorite hotel in the Federal Way, Seattle area thank you guys very much 10/10.'

'Prima'

'Room was so nice. The A/C was absolutely cool and comforting. Bathtub faucet leaks unless you turn the handle all the way tight and shut but it was a super fun and comforting place to wash up at the end of the day. Breakfast down in the lobby was also really great too. The options and food choices were superb. Definitely will be back in the future.'

'Nice rooms, clean…..close to multiple dining options. Easy on and off of freeway. If I were in the area again would stay'

'Property is clean and staff was helpful.'

'Op zich goed, maar 160 euro per nacht??? Ontbijt was bv goed, maar alle tafels vies en niet opgeruimd. Personeel aardig, gasten waren associaal en luidruchtig. Drukke buurt, wel veel opties.'

'Super friendly staff! Amazing water pressure in the shower.'

'This is one of the most unique hotel experiences I’ve had. I love staying here! The bars and restaurants offer a great variety of food and interesting drinks. The staff is friendly and quite helpful.'

'Wifi too weak in our room.'

'We liked sitting outside on the patio by the golf course. Also being so close to the Green River trail.'