Extended stay hotels in Seattle area at reasonable prices? (Everett: apartments, lease)

[Pwatopus]

Received a job offer and relocating to the Seattle area. Ill be working only three days a week (considered full time) and I'm wondering about finding a Extended stay hotel rental. Ill be working out of Everett. Commute doesnt bother me. Married with two tiny children. Trying to save a little money while we house hunt, so any good extended stay options?

[MayouInSeattle]

Try to look for an Airbnb in Everett. That should be relatively affordable.

[homesinseattle]

Hi Pwatopus,

I had a client with a somewhat limited budget stay here recently. They said it was surprisingly spacious and clean, and included breakfast. Good, central location. Welcome to town and good luck with your search! Sorry, here's the link: https://www.staystudio6.com/en/motel...race.6042.html

Best,
Vince

[DutchessCottonPuff]

We stayed here when we first got to Everett some years back . Its easy to get to the town and the airfield ( don't know what you do ) If you book it through a third party site you can get some really good rates but here is the main site . Like at the time , i believe Priceline had a better deal than H.com- that sort of thing .

https://www.extendedstayamerica.com/.../everett-north

[SeattleHolidays]

any motel i guess, but you have to talk personally with the owner

[mtta]

Look up Woodspring Suites and see if it suits you. Have stayed in other locations around the country, when they used to be known as Value Place. The rooms are furnished in almost industrial, dormitory style but were clean and comfortable if you need temporary accommodations at around $2200 per month, and you can pay by the week. Price-wise I don't think you can do any better. It's a pretty uniform chain, they aren't franchises to my knowledge and the buildings seem identical. No exterior hallways which is a plus in these types of places. The Extended Stay brand varies per location in my experience.

You could also try airbnb. Or even craigslist if you have furniture and want to navigate a lease takeover for someone who is moving out early.

Higher end corporate furnished apartments start around $3k per month.

[tickyul]

Yeah, I will also recommend the Extended Stay America.....I have stayed in one for a couple of weekx and they keep them up quite well. If you sign-up on the internet for email deals/offers, you can save a lot of money.