Cary

We stayed at the La Quinta on our way home to MN from WA. The hotel is really nice. Highly recommend with the pup. Check-in was quick and easy and the room was very clean and comfortable. There is a Country Kitchen that shares the parking lot so it was convenient for us to grab a late dinner. Unfortunately, the food is just ok.

This is a bare bones hotel. Staff was available and pleasant. Gave us a room near the exit to the pet area. Room was clean.

We love Lowe’s and so does our yorkie-poo. Bo (cashier) even remembers our fur baby’s name (Rivi).

Good location. Hotel is very tired and needs lots of TLC. Although the staff was pleasant and the rate was good, just don’t think we’ll stay here again.

Fido (x 2) had a good time. Pet area is small. Our room smelled of old-man aftershave and our smoke/CO2 detector was chirping; maintenance came to replace the battery but it kept chirping (which wigs out the doggos like crazy!) and they replaced it but needless to say, it was distressing for the dogs (and their humans). Hotel is somewhat run down; restaurant on site was good.

We liked this hotel. The room was totally updated with a kitchenette. Bed was comfy. Location was good. Right across the street from a very nice urban dog park! There was a lot of loitering going on at the street corner but we weren’t bothered. Highly recommend the Belltown Inn.

Pets stay free! That's a plus, however, the Hotel is old. Needs some heavy remodeling. No breakfast. Staff was friendly.

While we were grateful for being able to bring our puppies, this restaurant is tired and dirty (especially inside). The food was just ok but because of the condition of the restaurant, i wouldn’t recommend it. The patio is smoky since that’s where the smokers go.