Hotels in Central Business District, Seattle

Hotel was clean, spacious and located conveniently! Hotpot place QiaoLin right below, which was convenient for me because I love hotpot hahahah

The biggest drawback is that the Link light rail is right downstairs. It whizzes by every few minutes with constant noise, continuing until almost 2 AM and starting up again around 4 AM. Overall, the hotel is just okay. For over $300, it's not great value for money, but mainly because everything is so expensive in the US. They charged a $30 destination fee, which they said could be used as a $20 credit for purchases. Plus, they charged $10 for hotel WiFi, which could also be used as a credit – thanks for nothing.

The room is quite big, but the air conditioner is a bit loud. The quilt in our room has a smell. I guess it's too humid near the sea. I originally booked a room with a view, but they are all in the building. I guess we arrived too late and there were no rooms. I was a little disappointed, but the location of the hotel is really good. It's very close to Pike Place Market, Space Needle and boat rides. You don't need to drive. It's all within a 10-minute walk. There is a supermarket opposite and many coffee shops downstairs.

This hotel's downtown location makes getting around incredibly convenient. The facilities are brand new, and the service was excellent. The breakfast was fantastic; I only managed to snap a photo of the first plate! It's also super easy to walk to Pike Place Market from here, where you can see the original Starbucks and explore the market with its fresh seafood. You can even find a restaurant there to sit down and try some. They also have all sorts of fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers, and handmade crafts. We were lucky enough to be there during the World Cup, and since the stadium is nearby, they had a big screen set up where you could join the crowd and experience the excitement. We caught the US team playing against Australia, and it was great to see everyone's joy after the US win. After the match, when we went to a nearby restaurant, we even saw fans who had traveled all the way from Australia, and the locals were warmly chatting with them. It was really interesting to see and experience a different side of Seattle during the World Cup.

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.

It was a great choice for my recent business. The hotel itself is fantastic - everything from the service to the amenities was great. Also it was incredibly convenient to be near tourist spots, allowing me to easily explore after my work commitments. Finding a fantastic restaurant in walking distance was never an issue. Highly recommend for both business and leisure travelers!

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.

The room is quite good and new, and the location is good to walk to eat lobster rolls. The only bad point is that parking is very troublesome. The hotel does not have a parking lot. It can be valet parking, but because it is a traffic light on the street, it is easy to miss, or there are too many cars and there is no place to park, it will be very troublesome.