Econo Lodge

A Budget Motel in every sense of the word. You can stay at this place if there’s nothing else available but it is not even remotely fancy. The beds were really hard and uncomfortable. The floors look dirty and the toilet bowl has a stain on it. The continental breakfast is mostly cold foods and the coffee is weak. The staff was really friendly and provided service with a smile. Also plenty of parking available. The Wi-​Fi reception is sporadic

Place definitely needs updated. I could hear every conversation going on in the rooms around me. Hair on towels and big brown spot on shower curtain. Only plus side was the lady working front desk, Jean. She was very very nice and gave us some awesome tips for our travels. She needs a raise for sure! Thanks Jean

I actually signed up to Unilocal to write this review:
The old lady behind the counter BARELY knew how to use a computer. It took forever to sign in. I stayed the night before for $ 55 and she tried to charge me $ 60 before I told her I had been there last night.
She was angry when I visited the front desk several times to attempt to access their wireless Internet (unsuccessfully). I had to write this on my iPhone.
The people next door had been smoking pot in their bathroom which filled my room with smoke. I’m all for partying, but not when I get tested for work.
Carpet was stained.
Many other places in Sequim for same price. I won’t be back.

My partner and I just recently move to Sequim and have had to hunker down at the Econo Lodge for the past few nights. We stayed at several of motels on our journey out west and I have to say that this one is the most impressive to me for many reasons.
–The room is huge. I mean, we’re not talking a master suite or anything, but the room we have has two queen beds, a nice view from the window, a desk, two night stands, a 40 inch flat screen tv, a mini fridge, microwave, bathroom with a shower, a cute little sofa and coffee table, our own coffee maker, and plenty of space for us and our two dogs.
–The price is right. For all of that (granted, it is winter and there are only a few other guests staying here) it has only been $ 70/​night.
–The breakfast is good. They’ve served coffee, hot chocolate, orange juice, fruit, muffins, bagels, toast, and I believe cereal. Good enough for me, and saves us from having to go out or make our own breakfast in the room.
–They are pet friendly. This is very important to us because our pets are our family! It also does not cost very much for the pets to stay here with us.
–The staff is fantastic! All of the employees we have encountered are very friendly and informative. They know so much about the area and about places to go, things to do, people to meet. This is very important to us, as we are new to Sequim. They have recommended so many great places to us, including the dog park down the road, and the best grocery stores in town, Sunny Farms and Nash’s Organic. Our favorite staff member so far has been Jean, the night front desk woman. She has been fantastic to talk to.
–The location. Right in the middle of town. Within walking distance to local stores, the dog park, and with a fantastic view of the Olympics.
I think the absolute only thing I have to say that was an issue was our sink had a leak and the carpet underneath it was a little damp. But its a sink, and sinks do that sometimes. Can’t really blame them for that.
Overall, great place to stay in my book, especially if you’re not trying to spend a fortune on accommodations :)

Ordinarily I would give 3 stars for a basic hotel because let’s face it, it’s basic. But I am giving an additional because of «meets expectations». When we travel we are not looking for the hotel to be the center piece of the trip. We need a convenient clean room, bed, bathroom. We spend our days experiencing the sites of the local area and the time at the hotel is for a nice shower and nights sleep at a really decent price. The Econo Lodge fulfills all of the above very well. They do the basics well and they have a friendly staff. Next time in Sequim, we will probably return provided their price remains competitively low.

This is a borderline 1 star place, but a couple of small perks allowed me to be generous and bump it all the way up to 2 ;)
So here’s the story: I rolled into Sequim in the middle of the week during September, thinking that since all the kiddies were back in school and it was the middle of the week I should be able to get a room at the Quality Inn no problem. Whoops! There was some huge group in town hogging up all the rooms so off I went in search of someplace else. I decided to go on the cheap and ended up here.
And it was cheap. The other pluses were… hmm let me think about that. It was pretty old, bland, and just generally not all that attractive. The TV was small and crappy and the shower head was gummed up or broken or something so the water pressure was pretty sucky.
Oh I remember! They have a mini-​golf course! It’s not extravagant by any means, but it’s fun and free so that’s pretty cool. Unfortunately I only got one decent day of weather, but I took advantage and played 2 or 3 times. And the free breakfast wasn’t bad at all.
Definitely not a destination place, but it was clean and not noisy and did the job for me for a couple nights. I’ll try to upgrade for my next visit to Sequim though.