College Inn

Overall:

"Definitely recommended and I would stay there again if I have a chance." — source Hotels.com

Clean:

"If a Euro-style (shared bathroom) walkup works for you, this is the best hotel for the University of Washington area: quiet location and a firm, comfortable mattress for a great night's sleep, spotlessly clean room and shower, cool prints on the walls, and friendly staff, at less than half the price you'd pay anywhere else." — source Orbitz

Service:

"Dorm-style accomodations are roomy and private; service is friendly and people-oriented." — source Expedia

"No apparent maid service during our stay." — source Expedia

Location:

"It is basically located on campus so tremendous access to the University of Washington." — source Orbitz

"Though a little pricey for a "hostel" environment (the bathrooms are communal and my room was essentially a big bed and sink, albeit spacious) it was the perfect location for my stay." — source Hotels.com

"Very simple hotel located in a 100 year old building." — source Expedia

"Other options in the area for about the same price with the convenience of having a shower in the bedroom." — source Hotels.com

"of Washington campus area." — source Hotels.com

Room:

"If you want to be close to the University and relive your stays at the old YMCA, you don't need a television or bathroom in your hotel room, then the historic College Inn is probably for you. Thought the bedding is new and very comfy, the rest of the furniture in the room is broken down." — source Hotels.com

"Who thinks to check if the hotel has a shower and bathroom in the room. There was a community shower stall and bathroom that the guests had to share outside of the room and down the hall." — source Hotels.com

"However, be prepared for bathrooms down the hall rather than in the room." — source Expedia

"I had a Corner Room With 6 Windows and 2 Built -in Window Seats." — source Expedia

"Steep staircase/walkup to the office and rooms on 3rd and 4th floors, might be difficult for older or disabled folks, no elevator." — source Hotels.com