Seattle Downtown Hotels

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.

The hotel is in a prime location with a beautiful environment. It is close to Pike Place, the ferry terminal, and the coastal sightseeing road. The rooms are well-equipped, with good views, and the service is warm and thoughtful. In particular, the handsome waiter can speak a few words in Chinese. He enthusiastically introduced the hotel and the surroundings to us. When he saw us buying a bouquet of flowers, he immediately gave us a vase for us to put in. This hotel is worth recommending.

The location is fantastic! Stepping out of the hotel and seeing the ocean every time was a delightful surprise. It's super convenient to Pike Place Market, Chinatown, and the subway station. However, I wouldn't recommend it for older guests, as the daily uphill and downhill walks can be quite tiring due to the steep inclines. Facilities: Quite old. Hygiene: Average. Environment: Decent, but try to avoid rooms facing Avenue 6 due to highway noise. Service: Alright. The hotel offers free standard Wi-Fi, but there's a charge for high-speed internet. When we asked about internet, the front desk just said it was available. After checking in, we were charged an extra $3 per night. We inquired about it and were told it would be refunded. Both on the second day and the last day, they assured us the refund was processed in their system, but it never came through. Thankfully, Trip.com helped us resolve the issue. This experience reinforced that choosing Trip.com for international travel is always the right decision.

Located in downtown, you can walk to sightseeing. Arrive comfortably at the airport by $50 taxi. The staff was friendly and the room was quite spacious. However, I couldn't sleep at night due to jet lag, but it was hard to hear the noise like water.

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.

So I looked for a hotel down the street from the one I was at. I didn't realize it was a Hostel. I never stayed in one before so I didn't know what to expect. Shared dorm like spaces with a community bathroom. I could see it being a convenient option to save money. $50ish is very good in Seattle. There was a free breakfast and they offer different necessities for a charge. Toothpaste, toothbrush, towels, etc.

The location is super good, right next to the market and within walking distance. The hotel environment is also very good and quite comfortable. As long as you understand the tipping culture in the United States, you will have an enviable surprise when you check in.

Went as a solo traveler. The room was very clean & hipster chic. The food at the attached Ben Paris restaurant was great! Everyone who worked there was incredibly nice & very helpful. Walking distance to so many great Seattle attractions: ferries, the Seattle Art Museum, Pikes Market, Under the Streets tour as well The Can Can Can Culinary Cabaret. The only drawback is the parking - like most older big city hotels there is no attached parking structure. The paid parking structure ($10-$32/day) is about 1 city block down from the hotel and is a bit sketchy if you are coming/ going at really late/early hours. All in all I would really recommend this hotel! I really enjoyed my stay there!

A historic hotel with a large enough room, divided into two areas: living room and bedroom. The location is also convenient, and you can walk to the famous Pike Place Market and its surroundings. The front desk service is also very good. We arrived at the hotel at 12 noon, and normally check in at 4 pm, but when we asked about parking, we were arranged to check in as there was a room available. The experience was very good and it will be my first choice next time I go to Seattle.

If you want to stay near downtown, this is probably the cheapest option. The hotel's location is great; downtown attractions are all within walking distance. Amazon Spheres are just one block behind, and there's a Whole Foods a few minutes' walk away, which is very convenient for groceries. This was my first time staying in a motel where the doors and windows face the corridor, and I was a bit nervous at first, but it felt quite safe in reality, though you do hear outside noise. The electronic facilities in the room are relatively new, and there are plenty of USB plugs. The bed is comfortable. Occasionally, some facilities are older but still clean.