Issaquah Hilton Garden Inn - Perfect Hotel for Finding Homes in Issaquah
During my recent move, I stayed at the Issaquah Hilton Garden Inn hotel several times while viewing Issaquah homes. I received such consistent and exceptional service, that I thought I’d put my thoughts in writing. I stayed at this hotel on six separate occasions, up to five nights each. Compared to other Hilton Garden Inns, this location is above average, primarily due to the level of service we received.
The front desk clerks, and breakfast staff were very friendly, accommodating, and unusually conversational - particularly the breakfast staff. The hotel's housekeeping was non-intrusive, thorough and efficient. With specific regard to the breakfast - I do not agree with some other reviews about the breakfast being "overpriced" - it's 11.95. Perhaps it could be $9 or $10, but $2 bucks isn't worth negatively impacting my opinion - especially considering the quality. Both the food and service was exceptional - well above average of other Hilton Garden Inns I've visited.
The hotel is built very well... other than one neighbor across the hall coming/going, we didn't hear a peep from anyone, and it was busy. Very substantial sub-floors and ample soundproofing. I will also mention that they have a metal roof, and with the heating/cooling of the day when the sun is shining, it begins to make bizarre, and rather loud popping and creaking sounds, beginning about 4pm, for 2-3 hours. This is only an issue on the top floor.
I’ll also mention, they do have “junior suites” available. I was upgraded to one on another visit recently. It’s enormous - and so is the TV that goes with it! These suites also have floor to ceiling windows and balconies. When skies are clear, you can even catch a glimpse of Mount Rainier when driving around Issaquah.
If you’re moving to Issaquah or Snoqualmie, and you'll be needing a hotel while searching for homes, I strongly recommend the Hilton Garden Inn. It’s convenient to major shopping areas, and the majority of housing available in the region.
Pros:
- Great location, very easy to get in and out of off of I-90 in Issaquah
- Well built - no noise from neighbors
- Exceptionally courteous staff - particularly at breakfast
- Excellent food quality at breakfast
- Clean room, housekeeping thorough and efficient
- Enormous junior suites with balconies
Cons:
- Regular rooms slightly smaller than average HGIs
- Metal roof makes popping sounds in the early evening
During my recent move, I stayed at the Issaquah Hilton Garden Inn hotel several times while viewing Issaquah homes. I received such consistent and exceptional service, that I thought I’d put my thoughts in writing. I stayed at this hotel on six separate occasions, up to five nights each. Compared to other Hilton Garden Inns, this location is above average, primarily due to the level of service we received.The front desk clerks, and breakfast staff were very friendly, accommodating, and unusually conversational - particularly the breakfast staff. The hotel's housekeeping was non-intrusive, thorough and efficient. With specific regard to the breakfast - I do not agree with some other reviews about the breakfast being "overpriced" - it's 11.95. Perhaps it could be $9 or $10, but $2 bucks isn't worth negatively impacting my opinion - especially considering the quality. Both the food and service was exceptional - well above average of other Hilton Garden Inns I've visited.
The hotel is built very well... other than one neighbor across the hall coming/going, we didn't hear a peep from anyone, and it was busy. Very substantial sub-floors and ample soundproofing. I will also mention that they have a metal roof, and with the heating/cooling of the day when the sun is shining, it begins to make bizarre, and rather loud popping and creaking sounds, beginning about 4pm, for 2-3 hours. This is only an issue on the top floor.
I’ll also mention, they do have “junior suites” available. I was upgraded to one on another visit recently. It’s enormous - and so is the TV that goes with it! These suites also have floor to ceiling windows and balconies. When skies are clear, you can even catch a glimpse of Mount Rainier when driving around Issaquah.If you’re moving to Issaquah or Snoqualmie, and you'll be needing a hotel while searching for homes, I strongly recommend the Hilton Garden Inn. It’s convenient to major shopping areas, and the majority of housing available in the region.
Pros:
- Great location, very easy to get in and out of off of I-90 in Issaquah
- Well built - no noise from neighbors
- Exceptionally courteous staff - particularly at breakfast
- Excellent food quality at breakfast
- Clean room, housekeeping thorough and efficient
- Enormous junior suites with balconies
Cons:
- Regular rooms slightly smaller than average HGIs
- Metal roof makes popping sounds in the early evening
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