ゲストハウス ベリングハム(Guest House Bellingham)

It was a cozy little hotel but the location was amazing especially for the price and it had everything we needed

I paid extra for my stay to include breakfast. It turns out the hotel has not been serving breakfast for almost two years. Why would trip.com still include this as an extra? Money wasted. Also, I arrived to check in around 6:00 pm but the hotel did not have any rooms available. I had to wait until 8pm for a room to be cleaned. Lastly, the TV did not work at all. No help from the front desk

There was a strong chemical cleaning smell that did not abate. The fridge didn't work. The room was clean enough for the level of hotel.

Pros: - Very close to WWU, Whole Foods, Fred Meyers, and plenty of other services. - Queen bed was comfy - Quick and easy check-in and check-out - Wifi - several electrical and USB-C outlets - mini-fridge and microwave Cons: - bed pillows are small and flatten quickly. There were 4 so that helped me enjoy my overnight stay better. - bath towels are quite small. I'm 5'2" and was surprised by the short length.

You definitely get what you pay for with this property. Reception staff are welcoming and friendly. The property needs revamping, very retro 80s/90s. The breakfast will suffice, filled the morning void. The room was clean and comfortable but very basic. No iron/board, no coffee maker or tea etc...in room. Convenient location, if you stay here, make sure to secure a room on the opposite side of the freeway or guaranteed you will not have a good night's sleep.

The sink was leaking, the door had holes in it, the lamp and walls had colored markers all over it

We Came to Bellingham for a concert. All 3 in my party stayed at Guest house. We were treated great. All enjoyed our stay and it was very clean. The housekeeping checked with me about an hour prior to check out if there was "Anything Else" needed. I replied "No thank you" it was a nice touch to end our stay. Also a great coffee shop is located in the same parking area. I recommend this place to anyone interested.

Mistakenly booked a King bed room without a sofa sleeper for our preteen. Asked to be upgraded to a larger room to accommodate (and to pay for the upgrade, of course) and we were moved to the Executive Suite with a King bed and a sofa. They failed to mention that the “sofa” was a couch and did not open to a bed. Had to go down for bedding late in the evening; worked for a night but wasn’t what we wanted or thought we were getting.

Heating/AC unit in the room was so loud that I had to wear earplugs to get to sleep; rooms weren't well cleaned (green toothpaste on the wall by sink, floor unmopped, night able had brown crusty dots of who-knows-what stck to it, and microwave door was dirty), several lights and electric outlets didn't work; and there was no coffee maker in the room.