Northeast hotel guide. Extended Stay America hotel in Northeast, Washington

"Indoor pool was great but cold. We generally seek places with continental breakfast included but none were available this trip. We also appreciate coffee in the lobby in the morning."

"Hi there loved our weekend stay here. We just wished we had wash cloths, microwave and an iron. But overall the hotel was super and minimalistically modern :) staff was super helpful too thanks I would recommend and stay here again! I also loved the location of the hotel very convenient"

"Lovely place. Great Staff! "

"I'm usually pretty good at picking hotels - this was not one of my better choices. Reserved a room with a balcony, got no balcony. As we arrived at night and were tired after a long flight, we didn't notice til it was too late. Ordered room service, chicken sandwiches, which were inedible - old, tired, stringy chicken, served in the brown bag version of room service, which I despise. The bed was too low and oddly sloppy. Bedside tables too small. A baffling thermostat with tiny, dim and puzzling symbols. In the shower are the usual 3 bottles of shampoo, gel and conditioner - photo uploaded. Many people wear glasses - no one wears them in the shower which makes it impossible to read the tiny, overly busy labels - even before the room is plunged into darkness. (See the following.) But the single most annoying thing was the bathroom light on a motion detector which triggers when you're still ten feet from the bathroom, flooding the bedroom with bright light. Not great at night. Not great if you stay a bit too long in the shower and end up feeling your way around after the switch decides you've seen enough. The location is great, and that's about all that recommends The Morrow. "

"The room was clean , the whole property is not ready cleaned."

"Nice and fresh breakfast. "

"This room was booked for my boss and was paid for in full 5 weeks ahead of time. They sold it to some other guest before he arrived for check in at 8:00 p, ET and was basically telling him sorry about your luck. The said they do not honor reservations booked through Expedia. Another gentleman standing beside my boss was being told they sold his room, too. After expressing how disappointed my boss was and asking how can this happen, the front desk manager tells him if he has an incentive, he may be able to find him a room there. Unbelievable. My guess is this is not his first request for an incentive. This has been reported to Expedia and Hilton in hopes this doesn't happen to others. For the next 1.5 hours, we and Expedia called every other hotel in the city. All were booked in the entire city due to an event in the area. The closest hotel with rooms available was 30 miles out from the city center. He had an early morning meeting which he would have had to fight traffic the next morning in hopes of making it on time. My boss was going to sleep in his vehicle, but fortunately an acquaintance allowed him to sleep on his room's small couch. Unbelievable that this manager thought this was acceptable business practice. "

"Affordable, clean, and fashionable hotel. My only criticism is that the mattress wasn’t the most comfortable."

"Room was clean Pool was open kids were happy"