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Arctic Club Hotel

4.1 (61 reviews)
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Marcy F.

We recently came here for the first time to see the candlelight concert of ABBA vs Queen. I have never experienced anything like this. I had goosebumps it was so good! I have been telling everyone about this experience. And have now made plans to go back next month with friends to hear Fleetwood Mac!! I highly recommend this experience!!!

Crystal F.

The Arctic Club is a gorgeous slice of Seattle history wrapped in Beaux-Arts elegance (and a few walrus heads for flair). Our fifth-floor room faced Cherry Street--the same side where Congressman Marion Zioncheck met his untimely end in 1936. Thankfully, our stay was all comfort and zero ghosts. The room was spotless, cozy, and came with a minibar we admirably ignored. The highlight of our visit was the Candlelight Quartet's Halloween Classics concert in the Dome Room. The ambiance was incredible--haunting in the best way--and you can even order drinks and snacks during the show. Bonus points for that. Fun fact: scenes from Stephen King's Rose Red were filmed here! Afterward, we grabbed dinner in the bar and lounge. My crispy Brussels sprouts with shishito peppers were amazing, while my husband's Caesar salad played it safe. I enjoyed a glass of Noughty non-alcoholic sparkling wine, which paired perfectly with the historic vibes. All in all, a fantastic experience that blends history, charm, and just enough spookiness to make it memorable. Can't wait to come back!

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DC T.

I had a wonderful stay at the Arctic Club Hotel. My room was comfortable, quiet, and exceedingly clean. The decor is very traditional, but the room had all the modern necessities. The lobby and bar area are also a throwback to an era of 120 years ago, full of photographs of Arctic Club members (all men) who were the backbone of Seattle when it was a center of fishing, mining, lumbering, and finance for the Pacific Northwest. If this offends your modern sensibilities, be warned... Be sure to say hello to the life size polar bear sculpture in the corner and notice the walrus heads in the outdoor frieze on the building. I'd definitely stay here again, should I come back to Seattle in the future.

Stayed here 20 years ago and it was wonderful. So came back. Things have changed in a big way (new cost conscious ownership? I don't know). $75 daily parking seems excessive. Apparently limited maintenance. Stagnant stale air in the lobby. And then the room with a joke of an air conditioner - hose taped to the window molding running to a blower to kick up any dust in the room. C'mon! Yes, it's an old building, though proper retrofitting of such things would seem to be a requirement for a hotel of its previous caliber. Not returning - ever.

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Kimberly L.

I woke up to alerts on my phone to unauthorized charges and realized it was the hotel that I'm currently staying at the Arctic Club Hotel I went to the front desk to find out why at 1:13 a.m. and my being charged an additional $75 they told me that that is the fee for valeting as a guest. This is posted nowhere and never do they tell you I will never stay here again or trust giving this hotel my card information this is theft and fraud by all accounts!!!

Jackie M.

I had a great stay at the Arctic club. The service was excellent, breakfast met my needs, and the room was beautiful. My only issue is that the lighting in the room was so dim that couldn't see well to read or work and by the closet there was so little light that I couldn't see my clothes or shoes.

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Elise W.

We had a great stay at the Artic Club! Room was very large and clean. I loved that they had robes to relax in too. We enjoyed happy hour in the lobby by the fireplace - ambiance was 10/10 in the lobby! They have a pool table and great bar. Everything was also very walkable! We walked to lunch and dinner with friends. Had a great stay and worth the money!

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Morgan S.

What a remarkable place to stay! The staff were some of the nicest people I've met, so the service was spectacular. As soon as you walk in, you feel like you've stepped into a Film Noir, with the Art Deco design and little hidden pieces from the past, such as old top hats, in addition to all the photographs. The room itself was nice and clean, with a very comfortable bed, a stocked minibar, and French-press coffee. What blew me away was the food and cocktails. I wasn't expecting such delicious, well-crafted food and drink. I'm so sad I only got to spend two nights there. I can't wait to go back!

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Beautiful vintage hotel with great rooms and a super attentive staff. My stay was excellent. My only drawback is the location, nothing is really nearby other than a Starbucks on the next block. I realize they can't help this but they were dog friendly and the building g has a very interesting history.

Jamie J.

The Arctic Club Hotel has such a cool, classic vibe--the décor is beautiful and gives that historic, timeless feel. The bed was super comfortable, probably one of the best I've slept in at a hotel. We did arrive late and unfortunately there was no doorman on duty, which made things a little tough getting in with a lot of luggage. The bar staff started off a bit rude, but to their credit, they warmed up and the service improved by the end. Overall, it's a unique and stylish place with great comfort, just a couple of small hiccups with service.

This polar bear has been doing his push ups!
Alli C.

Great hotel stay at Arctic Hotel in Seattle! This historic hotel had loads of charm and friendly, interesting staff. Never figured out the walrus connection, but enjoyed all the arctic animal references! Had fish and chips and a fabulous cocktail at the bar - the selection of cocktails was extensive and creative! Excellent bar program! Maybe a little pricey (fish and chips was $30), but that's probably pretty on par for Seattle. Fish and chips was delicious with what I think was a house-made tartar sauce and some AMAZING apple slaw! Fries were made with duck fat I think, and very tasty! Bed was comfortable, room was a nice size and there were plenty of in-room amenities (though not a fridge). Breakfast was FREE (made up for the $30 fish and chips!) and was once of the best free breakfasts I've had, with well-seasoned food and an incredible selection of fresh fruit! Would stay here again!

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Tara N.

Vintage Hotel in Seattle! We normally stay at the Marriott that is close to the stadiums when we come to Seattle for events but they were booked! I found the Arctic not too far away and it looked great so we took a chance and booked a night. Location: From the King Street Train station you can take the 1 line subway 1 stop to Pioneer Square and you're at the door of the hotel so that is amazing. Check in: normally we've been able to take the train up and get into a room early afternoon even with a 4pm check in, Arctic did not have rooms ready when we arrived at noon. No big deal, check in wasn't till 4 anyway. The lobby is large and lots of little seating areas, it's dark but the moodiness fits the era of the building! They kept our bags and we went to find lunch and came back around 2:30 and checked again, they moved us to a different room that was ready to get us in sooner so that was awesome! Some hotels have that texting notice to let you know the room was ready. That would have been nice but definitely not a deal breaker! The room: So well done for a vintage hotel! Building said remodel in 2008?, built in 1914 (1916?) and I was pleasantly surprised with how nice the room was. Comfortable beds. Down pillows. Super cute bathroom. The cabinet with fridge and coffee is awesome although it rattles some. Sitting area with chairs and a desk. Big windows with full room darkening curtains. One thing - bathroom door has a glass window in it. It's textured so not completely see through but for teenage girls They were a little weirded out by that. "don't look mom!" Breakfast: Wow. Typical hotel free breakfast is pretty meh. This one is included at no additional cost and excellent. Check my videos! The eggs and sausage were great. Worlds above other free hotel breakfast. This is definitely my new favorite hotel in Seattle and will stay here every time we come for a show or a game!

What a wonderful hotel! Booked a one night stay for my partners birthday, and the experience was fantastic. Room was clean and comfortable, service was great, and everyone working here was kind and welcoming. We were surprised by the amazing food at the polar bar and the free breakfast. (Free breakfast is rare to begin with, but the food they offered was so high quality!) Highly suggest staying here if you're ever in Seattle.

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Very cool hotel, the lobby bar has a pool table and plenty of seating. Very friendly staff

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The Candlelight concerts are amazing. The Artic Club restaurant has a great vibe. Highly recommend.

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Loved the Bartender Mike. He was phenomenal. We stayed in 513, our shower was ice cold. In a very expensive hotel. This was shocking.

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