College Inn Hotel

1906年歷史悠久的酒店，就在華盛頓大學，木地板走過就有響聲，能忍受的的話，還是可以的

房間乾淨整潔，房間沒有衞生間和洗澡房，4樓有公共區域，有廚房冰箱等設施齊全，周邊有美食街，交通便利，總之，還不錯。

棒，1900年代的老房子，床非常舒適

一般 就圖方便 都是附近大學的學生管理

價格還不錯，衞生間公用

Very good value. Comfortable bed, good room layout. Exceeded expectations. Weather was not great so didn't want to venture far for dinner. As low key as the pub in the same building is, it as a great beer list (and attracts those serious about beer - believe me, better than other college pubs) and while the menu simple, it is enough. Would stay here again when visiting UW.

Stayed in a private room for 6 days, and had a wonderful experience! Check-in was easy and the staff was super friendly, room was clean and well stocked with towels, outlets, water cups, fan, and a smart TV, and the upstairs common room was a great resource for coffee and tea. The College Inn Pub below the hotel was also a great place to grab a quick beer with super friendly staff. Highly recommend!

Stayed for the weekend with teen daughter. Very close to UW planetarium, Henry Art Gallery, the Burke Museum, dining, and shopping. My teen really likes the College Inn, I’m sure we will be back. Remember it’s a historic building, 1909, so there are stairs.

Four words can sum up this property - both for good and bad. Stairs: building constructed before ADA requirements - no elevators anywhere and so you will quickly have to learn to love steep staircases - definitely a factor if you're bringing a lot of luggage, because there's are no staff around to help you - which brings us to... Nobody: a "real" hotel has someone on site 24 hours a day, but here the staff is more noteworthy for their absence - very similar to an AirBnB - no one monitoring the front door and no one to help with room problems - for short stays no housekeeping at all, for long stays housekeeping once a week. Location: on the plus side, excellent access to mass transit and U of Washington - a very walkable and pleasant neighborhood. Restaurants: more different kinds of food, and more restaurant storefronts along University Way than I have seen in any other city - cheap student food mostly ordered at counters (tip jars at the registers) but you could probably spend a month here just eating. There are about 6 hotels in this U District area - if budget was the only concern then I might book this one again - otherwise I would put it at the bottom of the list, since it's just one step above an AirBnB or hostel experience and I prefer a hotel that's a "real" hotel which an engaged staff and more control over who's coming and going.