Decent-barely
I needed a place to overnight to make an early morning flight during one of Seattle's worst snowstorms. Not a lot of choice, so I was happy to have a clean bed.
The place is more a motel, very worn around the edges (faux woodgrain worn off the edges of furnishing, revealing the fine pressboard underneath), though clearly effort has been made to keep it clean. Staff at checkin were friendly in spite of the travel mayhem, and the bed was comfortable and clean.
The restaurant offered only a "dinner buffet" for $14.95, with some of the sorriest looking food I've ever seen. It honestly looked like they were running out of food, and reheated whatever they could rustle up. No restaurants in walking distance. I couldn't bring myself to eat any of it, and opted for something from the vending machine and the emergency energy bar in my carryon--better food in the airport.
The bathroom was a bit of a disaster, with a leak in the ceiling (a real hole) dripping into the tub. Looks like someone tried to patch it--with paint! It's probably from the shower upstairs, which, if it's anything like this one, gets water all over the floor, since the shower rod is not strong enough to hold up the shower curtain when it gets wet and has pulled out of the wall, bunching the curtain up in the middle. Grout failing, wallpaper stained, not a pretty site, but an obvious effort has been made to keep it clean.
Internet free, extra charge for above 1024. Comfy bed, but lumpy pillows. There is a guest laundry, something I wish more upscale hotels would have (I still remember the night one of the kids was sick in the night, the hotel was happy to do sheets, but we had to wash jammies in the sink). Complimentary Wall St Journal, Fox News playing on the lobby TV.