Hotell nära Redmond Performing Arts Center

“Staff very helpful and friendly. Excellent feel in this property. 😊”

“Archer is a modern hotel in central Redmond with a "lodge feeling" ambiance, the rooms are tastefully decorated with lots of thoughtful details. Eg we stayed in a room for families and there were children's books beside the bed and a rubber ducky in the bath. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The beds were comfortable with high quality linens and pillows. I would warmly recommend staying there for your next trip to Seattle/Redmond either as a family or traveling for work.”

“Convenient Parking, quick check in.”

“Good service was 3 star hotel”

“My family of 4 stayed here for 4 nights while visiting the Seattle area. Although it's an older property, the rooms were clean and the hotel staff was very nice and friendly. The double room was large enough for our family. The breaksfast area was well stocked and we appreciated that it stayed open until 9:30AM, which meant we didn't have to rush to breakfast. Great value compared to other options and a convenient 25 minute drive into downtown.”

“I stayed for 3 nights. We never saw a maid. Requested maid service at the front desk but no one cleaned room or replenished towels. I've never experienced that ever in a hotel. Never seen a maid in the hallways at all. The hot tub does not work.”

“Bra rym och parkering. Lite mager frukost.”

“Hot water didn’t work, room smelled like smoke and floor was filthy. This area of Seattle is very rough and was a huge amount of drug usage/prostitution in/around hotel.”

“Excellent place, clean, comfortable, and helpful staff. Would gladly stay there again.”

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“Wish I had picked the hotel across the street this hotel had issues”

“Our room had a view of Lake Washington. Even though it was 95°, the AC in the room worked great.”

“lovely hotel, very modern and clean with lovely staff”

“We have stayed there twice and I loved it both times. It’s in a great little town close to some really good restaurants. I would stay there again if we go back up to the Pacific Northwest.”