Hotels in Port Orchard, WA

“This hotel is a two star hotel, but the room was really nice and comfortable and clean. The view was nice in downtown Port Orchard and the staff were relatively friendly. Overall it was a good experience.”

“This hotel was very clean and the front desk staff was very friendly. They have two massage chairs with a large TV in a room opposite from the front desk. I used it and it helped soothe my muscles after being in the car for hours. They have Cucku water purifier dispensers for both cold and hot water. Breakfast was decent with coffee, juices, tea, fresh waffles you can make yourself, fruit, yogurt, etc. There seems to be unhoused people living in RV's outside the parking lot. In the morning, there was a parking police (?) driving around marking the tires of the RV's. Breakfast room requires room keys to get in. There was a man who walked in without shoes or socks, piled up food on a plate, dropped couple containers of yogurt on the floor (made a mess), took all the sausages & hash browns, and went upstairs. My husband wondered if he may be living in a car outside the hotel & come in every few days to shower & stock up on food. The lady tending the breakfast crowd was puzzled as all the "hot food" items disappeared as soon as she put them out (she didn't see the man and other guests asked for more hot foods pretty much a few minutes after she had refilled the containers). She was diligent in refilling the breakfast items and helpful to the guests. Overall, this place exceeded my expectations for the price and if I'm in the area again, I'd stay here again.”

“This hotel was very clean and the front desk staff was very friendly. They have two massage chairs with a large TV in a room opposite from the front desk. I used it and it helped soothe my muscles after being in the car for hours. They have Cucku water purifier dispensers for both cold and hot water. Breakfast was decent with coffee, juices, tea, fresh waffles you can make yourself, fruit, yogurt, etc. There seems to be unhoused people living in RV's outside the parking lot. In the morning, there was a parking police (?) driving around marking the tires of the RV's. Breakfast room requires room keys to get in. There was a man who walked in without shoes or socks, piled up food on a plate, dropped couple containers of yogurt on the floor (made a mess), took all the sausages & hash browns, and went upstairs. My husband wondered if he may be living in a car outside the hotel & come in every few days to shower & stock up on food. The lady tending the breakfast crowd was puzzled as all the "hot food" items disappeared as soon as she put them out (she didn't see the man and other guests asked for more hot foods pretty much a few minutes after she had refilled the containers). She was diligent in refilling the breakfast items and helpful to the guests. Overall, this place exceeded my expectations for the price and if I'm in the area again, I'd stay here again.”