Seattle Hotels with Wifi

"I had a long layover in Seattle (SEA) so I chose to stay here. After collecting my luggage, I headed straight to Garage 3rd floor. There are four通道 (passageways) leading there, just follow the signs. Shuttles specifically pick up from 3A to 3C. You can call the front desk and they'll pick you up directly from the airport to the hotel, which is about a 15-minute drive. The room was very clean, and there's a heated swimming pool. You can also get ice water, hot water, hot coffee, and unlimited ice refills in the lobby. The bed was quite comfortable too. The breakfast might not be what people from China are used to, but it's enough to fill you up. I'll definitely stay here again next time!"

"The room was spotless and the bedding was comfortable, plus the room layout was excellent! The front desk offers complimentary water and soda, and there's a TV in the lobby where you can watch the World Cup. The only downside was the low water pressure in the shower, and the fact that it was a fixed showerhead, which was quite inconvenient. The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from the fish market, and directly across the street is the US team's residence!"

"For a typical motel with a low price, don't expect too much. When I arrived in the evening, the staff member on duty was in the restroom, so I waited a few minutes. To apologize, she waived the $6 parking fee. I was very grateful, but I was still surprised. Motel parking? I'd never heard of that before."

"The airport shuttle is very frequent, which is great – makes getting to and from the airport super easy. Even though it's near the airport, getting to and from downtown is also convenient, offering good value for money. The bed in the room was really high though! 😂 Probably the highest bed I've seen in North America this trip. The coffee machine was quite old and didn't look very clean. The bathroom felt a bit too big, a waste of space really. I checked out the pool and gym, and they both looked pretty good. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to use them. If I ever come back to Seattle, I'd definitely consider staying here again. This DoubleTree Hilton really has a resort-like feel, with a huge property. The breakfast experience was excellent; I particularly loved the omelette and pancakes. It seems like every Hilton property these days offers daily cookies. From Hawaii to Seattle, you can just ask for them at the front desk every day!!"

"Good place for solo/budget travel. Every other hotel is over triple the price, I really appreciate this hostel for being affordable. I like that there was a large storage place under the bed. Plenty of room for each traveler. Bathrooms are not very clean though. The fixtures also seem old and run down. I understand that a lot of people come through, so that suggests that cleanings should happen more often. I can accept this though given that this is the most affordable place to stay in Seattle."

"Fantastic location, right next to a shopping mall and the light rail. Pike Place Market is a 7-minute walk, and the Space Needle is just 17 minutes away on foot. The room was huge, and the shower had great water pressure."

"It was okay, nothing special. The location is good and convenient for getting around, with plenty of shops nearby. It's a recommended choice for tourists due to the easy transportation. The hotel is relatively new, but the facilities are just average."

"Location is unbeatable - nearby Westlake Station (Exit A) of Link Light Rail, and Seattle Convention Centre. Walking distance to attractions (e.g., Pike Place Market, Space Needle) Very helpful & friendly staff: It was my first time to stay at a hotel with all staff (front desk, room service & other staff met in the hotel) are very warm and make me feel to be welcomed. minor comment: heating warm up the room automatically once a while but quite noisy."

"Its clean just smell abit of the old carpet in the room. The.bed probably too soft for our liking. Heater wasnt working."

"The hotel doesn't have a restaurant, so you'll need to find food on your own. The hotel doesn't have a parking lot, so they recommended a partner parking garage. It was incredibly expensive, $30 overnight, and even worse than the open-air parking garage across the street. I think the doorman suggested it because I didn't have Valet Parking..."