Seattle Northgate Hotels

Good and comfortable hotel, breakfast is fine but typical US hotel fare. Only real downside is that the walls appear to be made from cardboard, neighbours and upper floor footsteps are very noticeable.

We had a decent stay at the house. The room is pretty small but it is clean. The common area are nice with dinner table and chairs, but only have 1 living room chair. Kitchen is nice and clean, unfortunately, there were some issues with ants in the kitchen. The major issue with the house is the noise.. as the wall are very thin which when any other guest walking in the common area or talking in their rooms, you pretty much can hear everything. The common area lights are motion sensitive and unfortunately the door gap in our room are bigger than normal, as anyone walks in the hallway, our door frames would lights up at night and wake me up at night. We didn't get too good of a sleep/rest for this reason.

Solid, budget-friendly place to stay in Seattle for business and pleasure. Rooms are spacious and clean. A restaurant, convenience store, and coffee shop within close walking distance. Light rail is just over the freeway.

No staff onsite before 3pm so don’t arrive early. Offered check-in before midnight. Looks more like a motel than a hotel. Facilities are pretty old but overall it was quiet and there was no issue.

The location is good, very close to the transportation hub and shopping center, and there are many restaurants around and convenient. Check-in and check-in is fast, although the breakfast is not rich, it is also worth the money.

A direct road from the city center, will come to live next time, the hotel has refurbished, health is good, nearby is the local auto parts city, play tired go back to sleep. Next time Seattle, I will choose this one.

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.

Our stay at this hotel was simply outstanding! From check-in to check-out, the service was impeccable. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, providing a relaxing atmosphere. The hotel's amenities were top-notch, and the staff's attention to detail made our experience truly exceptional. Highly recommended for a luxurious and comfortable stay!

Can't say that I would stay here again. First, the positives: Great location close to Pike Place and the train to get to Lumen. Front desk staff on arrival and leaving were friendly. Now the negatives: Sent an email a week ahead that never got answered. Ended up calling 2 days before arrival and asked about early check-in. No option for early check-in guarantee but was told ”wouldn't be a problem” to check in 2 hours earlier than the 4:00 standard. Finally got an email at 4:05 that our room was ready. Needless to say, it really messed up our plans. Second, walls are paper thin. Had some influencer type wake us up at 1am recording his vlog or whatever. The one pair of free ear plugs just didnt cut it. Thirdly, I understand it is an old building but the upkeep and maintenance was lacking. Fourth, absolutely no clothes storage at all. Fine for an overnight stay but for multi-night stays, it got tiring living out of the suitcase. Fifth, parking is $45 a night to self-park a block away. And finally, not sure if they are the same owners but the bar/restaurant downstairs for guests had HORRIBLY slow service. Definitely not a perk to staying here. All in all, 2 stars. Won't stay again.

The hotel is a bit of a walk from the nearest light rail station, which can be tiring, especially if you have luggage. On the upside, it's diagonally across from the Central Library, which is convenient. You can also walk to Pike Place Market, though it's still a bit of a trek. The room itself is small but charming and well-equipped. It even comes with an extra yoga mat and a large mirror. They offer a wine and pizza social hour at 5 PM, and coffee and hot tea are available until 11 AM. Overall, I recommend this IHG property in the city center.