Howard Johnson Walla Walla Wa

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May 31, 2008 by Jason from Beaverton, OR
Overall Rating: 4
Cleanliness:[2] • Staff:[5] • Location:[8]

• Location.
• Cleanliness, noise, outdated.

“This hotel will transport you back to 1950 with outdated furnishings, lack of amenities, and poor cleanliness. Our toilet would not flush without repeated attempts (no water conversation here!). The floor felt dirty and we heard several guest complain during checkout and in the common areas. The TV, alarm clock, and lamps were bolted down like anyone would want these hideous furnishings. No mid-century modern here, just poor, cheap amenities.”

Apr 1, 2008 by Tom from Tacoma, WA
Overall Rating: 5
Cleanliness:[7] • Staff:[5] • Location:[8]

• Great location.
• Pillows cont breakfast. Receptionist.

“Worse ran continental, breakfast ever little choice, helper was intent on rationing out little bit of food. Slim selection of food groups. Pillows way to wimpy. Cobwebs and bugs mainly ants need to be taken care of. sliding glass door did not close completely at top letting cold air in.”

Mar 21, 2008 by Rod from Maple Valley, WA
Overall Rating: 6
Cleanliness:[6] • Staff:[7] • Location:[7]

• Inexpensive.
• Decor was outdated.

“Good location, but some of the staff was simply space fillers - no passion to serve.”

Mar 13, 2008 by Lavinia from Salem, OR
Overall Rating: 3
Cleanliness:[3] • Staff:[7] • Location:[6]

• Nothing.
• Old, stained carpet and chairs, dirty toilet seat, noisy, smelly.

“Not what a 2 star hotel stands for, this should be 0 star. Needs remodeling and should not be rented under 2 star, but as a cheep dirty hotel.”

Mar 6, 2008 by Nancy from Edmonds, WA
Overall Rating: 2
Cleanliness:[1] • Staff:[1] • Location:[10]

• Location to Whitman College.
• Cleanliness, comfort of beds, aged worn furnishings, odor of mustiness, service Indifference.

“This is the third time we have stayed here in two yrs. Each time the hotel had a different name. Very close to Whitman, across from Safeway. If you plan to stay here, ensure you have a very full, tiring agenda so that when you return to your room you are exhausted and go straight to sleep. The rooms, although not small, smell of mustiness with a hint of years of attempted deodorizing. Beds aged. Table and chairs would be rejected at the thrift stores. Carpet to keep your shoes on. Service employees do not seem to want to be there.”