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Super 8 Motel - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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They accommodated a late change - user review
I reserved a one bed room. When a child decided to join me on the trip, I called to change to a two bed room. None were available at the time; they put me on a waiting list. To my surprise and delight, the waiting list actually worked, I got the room I needed. C...
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Bang! Bang! Bang! - user review
Booked this as a cheap one night stopover before spending the day exploring Mt St Helens.The hotel is on a typical North American freeway junction, sharing the plot with a supermarket ...
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I stay there every year - user review
I stay there every year over Memorial Day weekend for obligatory family business. It's always clean, the staff are friendly and helpful. It's not fancy, but very pleasant. They have c...
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Clean and affordable - user review
I was pleasantly surprised. The property and room were very clean and quiet. room was a little small. Bed was very comfortable. Big TV w/lots of stations. Wireless. Would have got 5-s...
tripadvisor.com
Good place to stay - user review
Nice, basic accommodations. The rooms are clean and the hotel staff is very helpful. I would stay ...
tripadvisor.com
Ok Choice! - user review
Stayed on 9/24/06 in room 303.It is in a decent location,safe area, with reasonable rates.You can walk to a couple of eating establishments.For a one night stay it was ok(except ...
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a real surprise - user review
this must be the cleanest, best run and friendliest property in the...
tripadvisor.com
Kelso Super 8 Motel - Kelso Washington Hotel
: The Super 8 Kelso features 84 Units, Super Start Breakfast, Indoor Pool, Elevator, 24 hours lobby coffee and Interior Corridors. Property is located in Southwest Washington on I-5, Kelso is extremely accessible on I-5, Navigable water access via the Columbia River, Located at the junction of State...
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Kelso, Washington - Kelso Super 8 Motel - Hotel, Motel, Lodging
In the 1840s Kelso Washington was founded along the banks of the Cowlitz River by surveyor Peter Crawford, who named the town after his Scottish home. Now, 150 years later, the city continues to honor its roots with a Highlander Festival, a weekend of Scottish and Celtic culture: competition games, ...
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