Poor Seattle was going through a heat wave when we visited the Ace. Being from LA, I am no stranger to heat. However, a hotel should provide at the MINIMUM, a fan. It would be an understatement to say that the room felt like an oven. We couldn't win. Sleeping with the window open let all the noise from the bar downstairs in. Sleeping with the window closed caused me to sweat in places I didn't know possible. The kicker? The mouse that was co-habitating in our room. I would have loved that mouse if he was there delivering a fan. He just pooped little droppings and ran under the door. Yep. That's gross. I do want to note that despite the bad experience front desk people were both very helpful. After staying in the Portland hotel, with such attention to detail and ammenities, I can't believe the Belltown location is part of the chain. read more

We stayed at the Ace in Oct 2006 - our 2nd time in the Emerald City. It's a very convenient location and we loved the low-key minimalist deco. (A large departure from our first trip where we stayed by the water at a 4 star hotel). We could have stayed at one of those "stuffy" 4-5 star places for about the same price, but we decided to go more "modern" this time and we did not regret it. We chose the shared baths b/c we were there for 4 nights and that adds up! but the bathrooms were clean and we never encountered a line - personally i would recommend flip flops, but that's just me. The staff was super helpful and LOVED the Cyclops bar & Marinca Bakery; also that we were a 5-7 min walk from all the bars and restaurants - not to mention just a few blocks from all the other key sites in Seattle. We also dig that there wasn't a bible in our room but other things instead... definitely made our stay fun! :) The breakfast was pretty decent, cereal, juice, toast, just enough to get you started and still have room to enjoy all the great food in Seattle. I would definitely stay there again. read more

Very cool hotel, right in the middle of everything. Be sure to ask for quiet room. Room fronting 1st ave very very loud. Cathy @ front desk nice, helpful and cool! Breakfast is included and it is not your holiday inn breakfast. Yolanda will take care of you! Will definitely return, will definitiely recommend to friends although my wife and other gals don't like the idea of not having their own bathrooms! read more

Clean, conveniently located and a great breakfast are just some of the highlights of this former hostel turned "hip B&B" I chose this place for the design and decor and especialy the price. At under 100 a night, I was able to double my stay in the Emerald City. You do have a choice between shared baths and private (which double the cost) but at 5 baths to 20 or so rooms there was never a queue. Make sure you hit up the breakfast treats in the "Ace Space" before heading out on your urban adventures. read more

Had a deluxe room here and it really wasnt anything special. Maybe we it was one of the more 'normal' furnished rooms, but didnt feel it had the charm that Ace Hotels are known for. Biggest complaints were that the sink was tiny with no room for your toiletries and the shower was a little on the grimy side. Also, there is a bar directly beneath the hotel, so it got pretty noisy at night, especially around 2am. I'm usually drunk and passed out face first on the bed when im traveling, so if the noise was still noticeable to me it means its pretty bad. Oh and wtf is up with the tiny novelty travel-pak tissues you get instead of a box of kleenexes? At what they charge, why do i have to blow my snotty nose on rough-ass tissues with $100 bill images printed on them? read more

This is the most unique hotel I've stayed at. It's very modern, but has lots of personality. We loved the cool fish tank in the lobby, as well as the gigantic hutch. We reserved a very nice, corner room. The size was perfect. We had our own bathroom as well. I liked the modern, SIMPLE decor. If you're looking for quaint and cozy, this ISN'T it. But, this place is really awesome. The bed was also super comfortable. So, why not five stars?? The continental breakfast. It's AWESOME that it goes till noon, oh and it's FREE. But, it wasn't impressive. Come on! They couldn't get hooked up with some yummy baked goods from one of the COUNTLESS Seattle bakeries?? No peanut butter?? Plain, white bread?? Crappy fruit?? Ya. That's my one complaint. Other than that... SUPER fun, unique, artsy place. Will be staying here again. For sure. Oh, and free wi-fi and cable TV on a flat screen. Nice perks. ONE TIP: Don't go for their $19 parking. Psh! We found parking less than a block away, and paid $10 for overnight. Nope, didn't have a break in. I also don't drive a Lamborghini, so there is that... read more

Ace hotel is amaaaaaazing! It has a cozy, intimate feel with a wonderful staff (especially Ed)! With a yummy complimentary breakfast, great location (close to Pike Place, The Space Needle), and minimalistic decor, how much better can it get? Can't wait for our next trip involving Ace Hotel! read more

Ace recently opened a location in NYC, and I've been meaning to get there, but haven't had a chance yet. So it's very strange that my first Ace experience actually happened on the opposite coast of the country! We were visiting friends in Portland, and we had requested a trip up to Seattle to check out the city. Our friend booked the Ace Hotel, which was very serendipitous indeed! The week before we left, I had called to request a change in my room from the shared bath room to one with a private bath. The person told me I was all set, gave me the new price, and everything. Then we got there, and they had no record of me ever calling! That could have been very frustrating (I'm pregnant, and the idea of traipsing down the hallway to the bathroom five times during the night was NOT cool), but luckily they had a room with a private bath available, and at the same price they had told me on the phone. Phew. The hotel is minimalist at its best, as clean lines and refreshing art work abound. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. Our friends, who were on the floor above us, said it was pretty loud at night, but we had an air conditioner in our room, and it must have drowned out all of the noise (in addition to keeping us cool as cucumbers). I guess that's another benefit of getting a room with a private bath! The breakfast was nice, as I enjoyed the DIY waffles. But I just wanted some water to drink with them, and there was no water to be found. There was orange juice and there was milk, there was tea and there was Stumptown coffee. But there was no water. Well, there was water in the vending machine. But when I put my dollar bill in, the machine took it, and then claimed I gave it no money at all. Fail. So that was my only complaint with the breakfast, and had I not been pregnant, I would have been happy with the vast tea selection (but they were all caffeinated). Anyways, the housekeeping staff was really friendly, as was the desk attendant. We had a lot in common, since he was from MA originally, so it was nice to talk to him. Overall this place gets a big thumbs up, and we'll definitely be staying at the Ace on our next trip to NYC. read more

The kindest most patient staff I may have ever experienced, cute rustic boho rooms with really tasteful decor, excellent location, not too spendy. Ace hotel is definitely the place to stay! read more

I stayed at the Ace Hotel during a business conference. This boutique hotel has a very non-descript entrance, but overall I found it to be very clean and the staff very helpful. This isn't a business hotel, but it does have reliable, free wifi and an on-site ATM. The hotel is just a few blocks from the Bell Harbor conference center. The Ace decor is minimalist mixed with some quirky northwest wood elements. Reading material in my room included both the Bible and a Kama Sutra pillow book. It seems that each room is a little different in terms of decor and layout. My room reminded me a bit of a dorm room outfitted from IKEA, but it was functional. Maid service is by request and a light breakfast was available. The negative for me was a large staircase to the lobby which is daunting when you're hauling luggage. read more

We booked a room with the shared bathroom and it was truly an AMAZING experience. I really didn't know what to expect.. I kept thinking.. 6th grade camp where you wait in line.. and wait.. and wait for an opening. Not the case here.. didn't have to wait at all for a bathroom. Had no problems at the ACE.. checking in/out was a breeze, the rooms were nice and clean. OBEY posters everywhere. We stayed in the 2nd floor corner room (Rm 117 i think) right above the Cyclops bar.. it could get kinda loud but we didn't have any problems sleeping. The only beef I have is that parking for the hotel is about a good 3-4 blocks away and in the freezing cold it could seem like 20 blocks (minus 1 star). The hotel is located in Belltown which is a hip area in Seattle that has lots of bars and restaurants so you don't have to go far for nightlife. read more

Poor customer service, lots of errors will booking, and no one answers the phone. I would not stay here again or recommend this place to anyone. There are better and cheaper hotels to choose from. read more

CONS: noisy - really, I mean very noisy. a bad smell in room (musty? pet?) no hangers no hooks bad air circulation (w windows closed) bad mattress PROS: staff price wifi clean location read more

I came here for business and did a very last minute reservation for a standard room. I believe I was given the most absolute worst room in the building. It was the size of a prison cell and deeply resembled one. I was mostly working form the hotel so it mattered more to me than someone who is only stopping in to sleep. I got a great rate, but it really made me uncomfortable HOWEVER the staff was aware of the size and switched me to a larger room as soon as one opened up. It was SO much better! Overall - the staff is great and took care of everything all the time. They were super-chill people who you could actually talk to. The whole vibe of the joint is a little quirky, but that makes it special, right?! My biggest suggestion: make a note to avoid the interior standard rooms at all costs. Those are the prison cells and you may not be happy (unless you don't plan on hanging out at the hotel much) And if you can - ask for the large rooms. Each is different than the others and have really cool funk-a-tude. read more

It pains me to write this update as the Ace is still one of the most fun, affordable options for the person who wants boutique feel without the price tag. At $99/night for a shared bath the Ace is still a great deal in Seattle's close-to-everything Belltown. Unfortunately this time around I feel like the place is starting to look pretty beat up. The pretty wooden stairs are showing some wear and tear. There are scuff marks all over the off-white matte finish desk area. The rooms and bathrooms seem a bit worn down and not as clean as they usually have in the past. Nothing a sanding and new coat of paint couldn't fix but it definitely gives the impression of the place being a little more shabby than it gave in the past. read more

Great experience staying here. Was able to get a same-day reservation the day of my trip to Seattle, thanks to a cancellation. Standard room with shared bathroom was great -- room was cozy but well-outfitted and bathrooms were clean. This is a much more mellow Ace than the NYC or PDX hotels but it feels fitting. Everything is pretty low profile, from the height of the building to the hallways and breakfast area. LONG flight of stairs up from the ground floor to the front desk but that was fine. Very friendly and helpful staff. Will definitely come back! read more

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I've stayed at the Ace hotel twice on two separate visits to Seattle. The main selling point was the price for me since I was going to be in town for a while. The standard queen (or double twin if you have a friend) is a virtually unbeatable deal for the price (80-120) considering the location. The downside of course: no in-room bathrooms. But! I was willing to take the walk down the hall to their insanely clean bathrooms, for a savings of 500 dollar over the duration of my trip. Like many reviewers said before me, their breakfast is one of the best I've ever had. During my stay, there was plenty of bagels, coffee, waffle batter (and waffle maker!) granola, among an assortment of fresh fruits. The neighborhood of Belltown which the hotel is in offers plenty of nightlife and dining options. The infamous public market is only a half mile away to the south, the space needle and music experience is only a little over a half mile to the north. For the first timer to Seattle who wants to spend more on going out than they do on their hotel, this is the ideal spot to do it at. read more

The single biggest problem with this place is location. Not because it is upstairs from a bar, as many people have referenced, but because you have to walk past thousands of ambling, oblivious tourists near Pike Place in order to get to Safeco and Qwest. As far as problems go, having to abruptly stop on the sidewalk because someone thinks that it is acceptable to block the entire walkway in order to take a picture or stare in a storefront window, is a minor one. If you are not going there to catch a ball game, then this is irrelevant anyway. The staff here was friendly and helpful. The rooms were small, but with minimal furniture and décor, this is not a problem. The shared bathrooms were large, clean, and plentiful. For less than $100 including a continental breakfast, this is a decent bargain at a hip hotel. read more

We had such a great experience at the Ace. I highly recommend this hotel! I really have to say thank you to Steven (?) for making sure I had my iPod! I accidently left it in the hotel room, but he put it in my suitcase we left in storage the last day. Everyone that works there was so friendly and awesome. Lemme break it down: Room- Comfy bed, window overlooking the street, sink in the room, free wifi. You even get a Brita pitcher in your room for clean drinking water. You don't really need more than that. Cleanliness- A+. The whole hotel was super clean and nice looking Shared bathroom thing- Not a big deal. The bathrooms were always clean and available. We never had to wait. Location- Within walking distance to everything touristy. Great bars and restaurants right outside the door. A quick walk to the free downtown buses. Breakfast-Granola, waffles, toast, juice and milk (cow and soy). Basic but yummy and all you need to start the day. This is actually the second Ace that we've stayed at (the other one was in Palm Springs), and it's always been a wonderful experience. We probably won't even look at other hotels when we go to more cities that they are in. read more

Congratulations are in order to Ace Hotel for their new deal in Manhattan! Now I can drop Habitat like an old sweater and move right into 29th Street! New York is going to love Rudy's too. Wall streeters with buzz cuts are going to be the rage in 2008. read more

I'd stay here again. When looking for a place to stay in the area, I was excited to find this place. It's good for those on a budget. I'd had previous experience with a similar step-up from a hostel in Portland so I figured I'd give it a shot. It didn't hurt that everything "touristy" was within 0.5 mile walking distance. The staff was friendly and helpful for anything we needed. There's plenty of bathrooms and showers to use, so we never ran into a problem of having to wait for one. The breakfast was good enough to keep us full until lunch. Everything was clean, the bedding, the floors, and the bathrooms. The decor is nice, sort of simplistic minimalist. It was quite the contrast to the similar place we stayed at in Portland which was full of color and personality. Didn't have any problems with the wifi. Robes and towels are provided. There is a hair dryer. A brown face cloth for use for those with make up. Bathrooms have heaters in them. Breakfast consisted of waffles, greek yogurt, jam, peanut butter, various breads, fruits, hard boiled eggs, slice of cheese, and granola. They have Stumptown coffee, decaf and regular. They have orange juice, milk, and almond milk. The place was full the weekend we were there, but honestly we only saw other patrons maybe 5 times. read more

We were pleasantly surprised and relieved to find the Ace Hotel. First and foremost, Ed is the most welcoming and down to earth person to interact with. When we walked in he greeted us like we were old friends and quickly breezed us through the paperwork process and the hotel orientation and gave us directions around town. We stayed one day and then went to Vancouver for 2 nights and came back. Upon our return, he upgraded us to a larger room when we returned. So sweet! He also gave us great dining suggestions like The Coaterie Room. A lot of people, including myself, get a bit skeeved out by the fact that the smaller more economical rooms have shared bathrooms. But really, it's a hotel. You are always sharing your bathroom AND your room with other people. That's the idea right? The rooms were very clean and quirky. It was a little annoying to have to leave the room to pee but at the end of the day it was a very reasonable price option for our budget and well worth it. I'm looking forward to visiting other cities with Ace Hotels. read more

We stayed here for two days at the beginning of September, and it was great--totally chill with just enough interest in us as guests to remind us that were in a hotel and not our apartment. Love the furniture, love the art, love the location (easy access to everything,) love the thumbed-through copy of the Kama Sutra with the complimentary condom on the nightstand. As much as I heart the hotel, I have to be honest and say that it is showing its age and could use some refurbishing. Our private bath definitely needed to be spiffed up (the sink looked worn out, the soap dispenser was gungy, the towels were a bit threadbare) and the bedframe was looking a little worse for wear. It's still a really cool hotel with a mellow, unpretentious vibe and I'll continue to make it my first choice when I head to Seattle. read more

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Think of the Ace Hotel as more of an experience rather than a destination hotel. It's in a great neighborhood, it is very clean and modern, it's a lot like my dorm room in college. Also, the prices are very affordable about 1/3 less then anything like the W or Hotel Monaco (I disagree with the prices the other reviewer was talking about). If you are planning on being out and about in the city this is a great place to stay, but if you are into laying low in the hotel room all day you this is not the place for you (small rooms, shared bathrooms, tiny tv's). I've stayed here are few times and the service has always been great and they have the best continental breakfast I've ever had. read more

As far as "no frills" hotels, they don't get better. With most rooms under $100/night, you have plenty of shared bathrooms and showers across the hall so in my 4 days here I never waited, and a sink an mirror in each room. Rooms have a bed, desk, chair, tv, shelves and snacks. Free Wifi which all hotels are charging these days for. Free breakfast from 6am-noon so you could probably sneak in as an early lunch too with make your own waffles, yogurt, granola, toast, fruit, oj, coffee and tea. I'm sold on the Ace brand now and want to stay here whenever available. read more

If I could give half stars I would. My rating would really be a 3.5, but because of the nice young ladies that work here and the location I will add on the second half of the star. When I arrived, I was greeted by a young man with glasses. As he was checking my boyfriend and I in, he told us that we had booked a standard room with the shared bathroom. I was unaware of the shared bathroom situation, I had booked the reservation months before on Expedia and I'm not sure if it wasn't mentioned or I over looked, but I asked if they had any rooms available with a bathroom and that I was 100% willing to pay the difference. The man working seemed rather annoyed by my question and tried to tell me that the shared bathroom would work just fine for us. But I asked again if there was anything available because I am "weird" about that kind of thing (not wanting to share too much, because talking about your intestinal issues with a stranger can be awkward). He finally checked and said frustratingly that they had one available but that it's "a lot more a night" which would up being only $70 more a night (3 nights total) which I was totally fine with. The rest of the transaction was awkward and I've never felt frowned upon for spending more money at a business before by an associate. Anyway, the room was cool and had a nice little private patio. The shower was the main attraction. A glass headboard that stood as the shower wall with no enclosure. A nice room after all the fuss and I was totally happy with it. The complementary breakfast was great! We ate there every morning. The location couldn't be better! Walking distance to the Space Needle, museums, Pike Public Market, and so much more. No parking at the hotel, but there are tons of lots surrounding it. Be careful though, "all day parking" really means up to 10 hours only at most lots. As I mentioned in the first paragraph, there's a super sweet girl who works there with long brown hair who was extremely friendly and helpful! So thank you to her! read more

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Despite the subtle entry and a considerable flight of steps that greet you (beware: there's no elevator here) before reaching the front desk, the concierge - routinely managed by two very delightful men, one during the day and one during the evening - are the most down-to-earth, friendliest and informed locals you'll ever meet without an ounce of snobbery their east coast colleagues posses. I stayed in a private suite which is utilitarian in aesthetic and supplies - exposed brick walls, stainless steel vanity, a few snacks and an infinite stack of reading material just to name a few features. Breakfast is complimentary in the communal canteen and will fill you up for a big day of exploring Seattle's nearby neighborhoods. Not to mention it's conveniently placed all within walking distance to downtown, the tourist traps and all modes of public transportation. The sculpture park nearby is a great place for a morning jog by the water and Rudy's Barbershop right below the Ace does a great cut. If you're looking for a gym, or a newspaper/breakfast delivered to your door, you can forget about it. That said, if you're missing the creature comforts other hotels provide the concierge will kindly point you in the right direction or in my case to The Seattle Athletic Club, which was worth the casual entry fee. However, when you wake up to a view of Puget Sound every morning, you can't really fault what lack of amenities Seattle's Ace Hotel does not have. read more

I truly love the Ace Hotel in Seattle. It is conveniently located in Belltown, just a few minutes walk north of the famous Pike Place Market. We were in a deluxe room on the lower level with its own restroom. The front desk person was super nice in making our room warm. The room was extremely cold so we asked to have the radiator turned on. We left for the day and came back to a very warm and cozy room. I love that the hotel has a small refrigerator in the room. The fridge was empty. At other hotels, I always the staff to remove contents of the fridge. The Ace Hotel knows that we love empty refrigerators so we can store leftovers. There is also Brita filter pitcher so you can fill up your own tap water. Excellent idea! We didn't take advantage of the free breakfast so I really cannot comment on it. There are washers and dryers in the common area on the ground floor for guests to use. Another awesome idea! I will definitely stay at the Ace again when I am back in Seattle. read more

For about $100 you can stay in a tiny but well-curated / designed room that shares a bathroom down the hall with all the other rooms. It all depends on how much hipster you have in ya & your income. The front staff is very, very nice. read more

I LOVE ACE HOTEL! Ace Seattle is located in the heart of downtown - within walking distance to the trains, space needle, amazing food, pike place market, and more. Good rates. Comfortable, clean, stylish accommodations. Highly recommended. read more

It is what it says it is on their website "simple, stylish, and not too expensive." It's located above a restaurant/bar so you do hear some noise at night depending on where your room is. The first night was spent near the communal bathrooms in a small, white wall room that had a small flat pannel tv, a very uncomfy bed, a simple white desk, a sink/mirror, and nightstand with a kama sutra book and a condom sticking out of it. How funny is that. The next night, I was able to move to a room that had a view of the street. Ofcourse, it was above the bar so it did get noisy at night but I wasn't getting in till late night anyways. Those rooms are a little bigger but again, the noise. I thought I would have a problem with the communal bathrooms since I had never stayed at a hotel where i had to SHARE a bathroom but it wasn't as big of an issue. The bathrooms were always clean and there was always one available when I needed to use it. They lock the doors after a certain time during the nights but that's probably for the better considering that there's a bar downstairs. All you need is your key to get in. Also, I don't remember seeing an elevator so you have to drag your suitcase up the stairs to get to the front desk/rooms. It's a very minimal but hip place to stay if you're on a budget. I'd stay there again. By the way, the kama sutra/condom combination are in every room. I had to ask. read more

Awesome place!!!! I couldn't be happier with spending my 1 year anniversary at this place. The manager was a gem to us... And felt almost like a friend by helping me get my gf flowers, wine, and rose petals... Honestly one of the best places I ever stayed at because it had a such an amazing atmosphere and so close to everything worth seeing in Seattle! Highly recommended and kudos to such a well-oiled machine they have here :) read more

Didn't enjoy my stay here. Horrible amount of street noise, no A/C and had to deal with the unexpected heat Seattle. I felt like the place was trying to skate by on it's Urban Outfitters-type decor and skimped on the rest. I later found out that very few hotels of Seattle have A/C, and I should have realized that having a bar underneath our room would make for a nasty racket, so I cannot lay all the blame on the Ace Hotel. I should have done more research and found out that it wasn't the place for me. Although, unlike other folks I didn't find the staff all that accommodating or helpful. read more

My husband and I loved it. The Ace Hotel in Seattle is the original with just 28 rooms. If you are looking for a hip boutique experience loaded with indie culture, stay here. Can't beat this location in Belltown, you can literally walk anywhere and the neighborhood is nice. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, comfy beds, & original art in the rooms-- really thoughtful mini-bar too with local snacks. Community breakfast is included from 7-noon with fage yogurt, granola, coffee/tea, waffle machine, toast, orange juice, milk and pretty good vending machine options including LaCroix water! The hotel has a chic adventure design using a lot of white throughout. We had a shower attached to our room but ask about the option for a bathroom down the hall and save $70/night. Bathrooms were super clean! read more

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Ace provides an excellent alternative hotel experience, in every sense of the word, and I'm a big fan. Its uniqueness is as much a breath of fresh air as its pretension is endearing-the quirk is just right. The location is great, with close proximity to transit as well as walking distance to a variety of hotspots. To top it off, I had a complimentary, delicious, homemade PB&J waffle accompanied by Stumptown for breakfast...kick ass TOP NOTCH. My one and only complaint is the showerhead in the shared bathrooms. When you have immaculate bathrooms with really nice complimentary toiletries, you can spend $40 on a decent showerhead. Otherwise, the shared bathrooms were a non-issue (always single-occupant). I had a really lovely time staying here (for a very affordable price!) and looking forward to returning very soon, I hope. read more

The Ace is my Seattle home away from home. My husband and I have been staying here for over ten years. It has a creative, minimalist, stimulating atmosphere with a discrete and helpful front desk. We sleep well in the "white cloud" rooms and enjoy the art. Great location for restaurants, the Pike Street Market and walking the waterfront. read more

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We stayed here based on the reviews and we were slightly disappointed. The price is the same as the Edgewater or other Hotels in the area and the comfort level is far from the same. The bed was quite hard and the walls are paper thin. At 7 in the morning the walls shook and it sounds like a jackhammer was going off right outside out door. It happened a couple more times throughout the morning as well. The room we stayed in had a cool feature in that the bathroom (which costs extra to have your own private bath) was behind a rotating wall. The continental breakfast until noon was nice too. Not having to get up early was a plus. We had a room on 1st Ave and it was a little loud but manageable if you are used to that kind of thing. I highly doubt I will ever stay there again and i probably wouldn't recommend it to friends as the price is just not right for what you get. read more

What a fun experience! Got a chance to spend a couple days here. I stayed in one of the rooms with a shared bathroom. The shared bathrooms are very clean and offer a deadlock when it is in use. I didn't feel the need to wear flip flops in the shower (but I did because you never know! ha). I loved the soap/shampoo/conditioner they have. Smelled wonderful! The staff was really nice and helpful. Always greeted us when we walked in. The decor was right up my alley. The room was very clean and the communal areas were also really neat. You're pretty close to a few cool places - walking distance from Pike's which is amazing. Overall, I had a great experience. It's a little pricey now that it's gotten popular, but if you can wait until a deal comes by it's worth it. read more

The Ace Hotel is quite nice for the price. It has a rather European flavor in regards to size and layout; almost like a hostel. It's in a good, walkable location and the staff is very nice and helpful. Downside is that the rooms are noisy from all the bathroom vents (and I'm used to NYC noise) plus, the walls are paper thin which means you can hear your neighbors doing... well... everything you don't want to hear..!! read more

We had a great time staying at the hotel. We usually try to stay there, and this visit we were lucky enough to get a reservation on short notice, and had excellent service and overall experience. I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a clean, sharply designed hotel in a great location! read more