Apart Hotels in Renton for Rent

"Room was very clean and staff super friendly. Kitchen was more of a kitchenette with Nespresso coffee, sink, fridge, and microwave."

"Staff very accomodating, big room and comfortable. Bedding not put back very nicely and bath mat a bit tired and looked a bit stained. Restaurant charges a service fee which was unexpected. "

"Close to the airport, helpful shuttle service, clean and comfortable."

"The elliptical in gym needs work nice breakfast"

"Easy parking"

"The property is conveniently located next to the airport, the rooms are nice and comfortable, the restaurant across the parking lot is excellent."

"I had a great stay at the Belltown Inn. The room was very clean and well-equipped, with both a refrigerator and microwave, which made my stay extra convenient. I also appreciated how quiet the space was, even with a window facing the street—it made for a very relaxing environment. While the hotel doesn’t offer breakfast, they do provide coffee in the morning, which was a nice touch to start the day. The location is definitely one of its best features—it’s within walking distance to major Seattle attractions like the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, and Pike Place Market. There are also plenty of nearby restaurants, making it easy to find good food without needing to travel far. Overall, a comfortable, convenient, and well-located place to stay in Seattle. Highly recommend!"

"Lovely place!"

"The hotels is an older well used hotel that is reasonably well maintained. The staff was great. A $15 per night vehicle parking charge is required which is NOT noted on the main page of the Hotels.com property information but on a sub-page. This is terrible deceptive business practice and needs to be stopped. The $15 gotcha charge also does not come up as a final all costs included prices page but as a final step of registration. Not equitable when arriving late on a rainy Seattle night. There is another competitive hotel next door if you do not support Larkspur/Hotel.com poor business practices."