Vermont Inn

The only thing I don't like about this place is some staff; they're nosey gossip queens that seek out other people's faults to make themselves feel better. They r insecure and so am I at times but I don't look at others or talk bad about others under my breath to fix my problems. That's what PUNKS do. They continue to harass me about a key that I cannot pay for at the moment, after I told them I'd get one as soon as I got the money. I guess they didn't understand it the first time. I think they are looking to get cursed out
Mar 31st, 2022

The place is a dump, and the manager, Ashley Taylor, a prejudiced scam artist. Don't believe the website's photos. The studios are actually skimpy, dingy squares with a bed (covered in a '70s Travelodge bedspread), a chipped thrift-store dresser, and hotplate to boil your CVS ramen noodles--cuz that's all you'll be able to afford after breaking the bank to pay the outrageous rent. Ashley refused an Army veteran one such room, apathetically committing him to homelessness. Why would this be? With the help of a King County organization, he had the nearly $2,000 move-in cost. She nonsensically cited "high demand." However, the studio that the veteran was going to rent had been vacant for more than a month, and there were currently two available. High demand? Or discrimination. Have a cozy sleep tonight, Ashley--cocooned in your red, white, and blue Jesus-emblazoned duvet.
Apr 1st, 2022

Awesome
Feb 2nd, 2022

Jan 30th, 2022

Kiss your high definition streaming and online gaming good bye! The building is a cellblock and the WiFi they offer is a joke. I was constantly moving from bedroom to bathroom to try and get connection. You'll have random people knocking on your door (I'm assuming they're looking for drugs) and pretty pricey for such tiny units.
Jan 21st, 2022