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I just came back from using the Lynnwood Extended Stay America property and need to add a couple notes. As of January of this year the ENTIRE hotel is NON smoking. The carpeting has been replaced and the tvs in the rooms have been upgraded to LG 32" flat panels. I had an excellent experience staying on the third floor. The real bonus is having a kitchenette in each room, saves big time from dining out continually. The breakfast is minimal but at $34/night really can't complain.

I just came back from using the Lynnwood Extended Stay America property and need to add a couple notes. As of January of this year the ENTIRE hotel is NON smoking. The carpeting has been replaced and tvs in the rooms have been upgraded to flat panels. I had an excellent experience staying on the third floor. The real bonus is having a kitchenette in each room, saves big time from dining out continually. The breakfast is minimal but at $34/night really can't complain.

2* Seattle (Lynnwood) Extended Stay America, $34/night Free Breakfast, wifi, parking Having stayed and enjoyed it before, I was really hoping for a repeat. Started by offering $32 and bid it up by $2, adding Seattle North-Edmonds (where I knew I had no hope of winning for the price) Make sure to ask for the third floor, world of difference! Priceline has it as part of their lightning deals, but even their best deal was $5 more a night than NYOP. 4 nights- $34/night Room Subtotal: $136 Taxes and Fees: $29.08 Total: $165.08 Always been happy with ESA for what you get for the money and ALWAYS use the Better Bidding PRICELINE link. C'mon people, it's the right thing to do!

2* Seattle (Lynnwood) Extended Stay America, $47/night Free Breakfast , wifi, parking Started by offering $38 and bid it up by a dollar adding different areas around Seattle. I was expecting ESA (Mukilteo-South Everett) but was pleasantly surprised by the upgrade to Lynnwood. 4 nights- $47/night Room Subtotal: $188 Taxes and Fees: $37.72 Total: $225.72 Always been happy with ESA for what you get for the money and ALWAYS use the Better Bidding PRICELINE link. C'mon people, it's the right thing to do!

Was watching sooze98148 and decided to give a 3* a shot in Portland: Sought to outdo her by bidding $31 on a 3* but no such luck Expanded area to include Beaverton, rejected Expanded area to include Lake Oswego, rejected Lowered to 2.5*, accepted, Comfort Inn and Suites, I take consolation that they include WAFFLES!!! for breakfast ;-) Room Cost (avg. per room, per night): $32.00 (USD) Number of Rooms: 1 Number of Nights: 1 Room Subtotal: $32.00 (USD) Taxes and Fees: $11.26 (USD) Total Room Cost: $43.26 (USD) Comfort Inn And Suites Portland Airport 5019 Northeast 102Nd Avenue Website price: $75 As always, I used the BetterBidding PRICELINE link, it's the decent thing to do.

Used BetterBidding's PRICELINE link to score this deal: Offered $32 per night for 2.5* in North Everett, rejected Expanded to include Mukilteo-South Everett, rejected Lowered to 2* with the same regions, accepted Subtotal: $64 Taxes and Fees: $16.96 Total: $80.96 Having stayed in Extended Stay Americas in Palo Alto, Chicago, Indianapolis and Minneapolis (all booked using BB's PRICELINE link) I know what to expect, which is a decent room, toast/muffins/fresh fruit for breakfast with convenient freeway access. No frills but you aren't paying for any. ESA's best listed rate is $66/night for this property.