Best Seattle Hotels

"This hotel is centrally located yet feels very safe at night. The room was comfortable, and the views from the high-floor window were absolutely stunning. The surrounding area is very well-equipped; it's a 10-minute walk to Whole Foods, and the shopping center across the street has Haidilao and Din Tai Fung. The hotel's buffet breakfast is $29 per person, and it's a decent-to-good American breakfast with quality ingredients. The hotel description states that extra beds can be added, but be aware that twin rooms do not actually allow for an extra bed."

"The room was clean and hygienic. The location is super convenient, with plenty of food options right downstairs. It was easy to get everywhere. Pike Place Market is less than a 10-minute walk away. The service was also great. Overall, it was a good stay, and I would definitely stay here again."

"Stayed prior to our cruise. The staff were amazing, location was great. Definitely recommend for anyone visiting Seattle."

"The best and most lowkey location if you wanna visit 90% of Seattle! Friendly and efficient check-in. Real cool lobby. I wish I had used it a little more. Didn't eat or drink there since I was meeting up friends for dinner around town. Several cafés in the area are worth treating yourself to. Checkout was the easiest process I've ever had. Rooms look a bit cyberpunk/capsule hotel adjacent, but you sleep well and have pretty much everything you need [unless you need a desk for work or something]. Some things to note: Lights are a bit tricky to dim since they cycle brightness. It would have been great to leave one light on and dim the rest with the power saving feature [also just to keep up the night curtain and lower the day curtain, so I'm not walking in a pitch black room after dinner]. Why not 5 stars all around? The shower door didn't/couldn't shut all the way, so I used the towels to mop up the wet bathroom floor. Asked at kiosk for extra towels... they never came. At least the floor dried up before I left. Maybe if I made my request using the iPad, it would have happened. This obstacle made my stay not as good as it could have been, but I made do [there are add'l restrooms on the basement level, fortunately]."

"The location is great. It's within ten minutes' walk to the pier and Pike Place. Because it's on 1st Street, there's no need to climb uphill to get to Pike Place, which saves a lot of effort. In addition, it is also close to the light rail station and bus station. There is a paid breakfast downstairs, the cost is linked to the room rate, you can order your own food, the waiting time is a bit long, but the taste is good. The one-time price of taking a taxi to the airport is 45 knives, and 50 knives are included in the room charge when booking through the hotel."

"The homestay our family stayed in Seattle was good and affordable, the surrounding community environment was good, and there was a park not far away. The homestay facilities are well-equipped and laundry is convenient."

"Great stay, and amazing location. Friendly staff and concierge, welcomed with champagne. Improvements include, adding more than just one hook in the bathroom. There’s space behind the bathroom door and adjacent wall to add a totally of four extra hooks to hang personal items and bath towels."

"I stayed here in 2023. This is my second time. I am very satisfied with it. The room is large and clean, with complete facilities, including microwave, tableware, and a large refrigerator. Breakfast is also included, and the taste is acceptable. There is a Safeway nearby, which is very convenient for shopping. The food street is also nearby, but the taste is quite average. It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk to Huada. The staff has a good service attitude and greets you every time you enter and leave. You can make an appointment for daily cleaning or every other day, and you can also ask for an electric kettle."

"The location and environment of the hotel are beyond words, very good. It is very close to the classic Pike Market, Space Needle, the first Starbucks, and Amazon headquarters. It is very suitable for city tourism, but the hotel has a long history and the related facilities are not so modern. The bathroom is small, and the room is large, but the historical decoration feels a bit old-fashioned, which is not suitable for people who are used to living in modern hotels. It is recommended not to eat breakfast in the hotel. It is very close and convenient outside, and the taste is good. I recommend the nearby Peruvian restaurant. For other food, I recommend the seafood in Pike Market and the crab at No. 57. It is served on the table, very rough and fresh. The Chinese restaurant Danguixuan Sichuan cuisine is very authentic. There is a shopping mall near the hotel and Haidilao. Eating there once can satisfy your craving. There are other places to go in Seattle, such as Mount Rainier, which is recommended. Remember to make an appointment, or go there after 5 pm. North Cascade Park is good. I don’t want to go to Olympic Park because I have been to too many forest parks. Visit the Microsoft headquarters. You can take a look at Bellevue. The game company Valve over there is a temple for game fans and a worry for parents. Boeing has seen too many planes, which are everywhere like toys. There are a lot of Chinese people, so you can stay in Seattle for a few days."

"Hygiene: clean and tidy, rooms are cleaned in a timely manner Environment: Great, there is a special smoking area outside the hotel door Service: First-class service, fast response and thoughtful. My flight was at 4pm and the front desk extended my check-out to 2pm for free! The front desk also helped me weigh my suitcase, carefully converted the pounds into kilograms, and put a sticky note on my suitcase."