This hotel has a laundry room, so you can pack lighter. It's on floor 8, near the pool. You pay for…read morethe washer & dryer with a charge card. I had a detergent pod but if you need supplies the hotel sells it. See my photos. Of course it also has all the other regular ES amenities like a mini fridge, room safe, free breakfast and evening snack time but I wanted to highlight the laundry room. We easily walked our suitcases over to Amtrak station, less than 500' , which abuts this property for transportation to the next leg of our vacation. The breakfast here is excellent, especially the made to order omelettes. Kudos to their breakfast staff. The eating area is very pleasant & clean too. There is a free shuttle bus from ES to most attractions. We used it to get to Pikes Market, the Aquarium & the Space needle. The free shuttle shows up on the Google Maps App.

The days we stayed (July 2026), the hotel was in a disagreement with their housekeeping staff. The…read morestaff was protesting on the street, right under our window starting at 0700 each morning. Loud, police siren noises for a good 4 hours. We didn't get additional points or reduced rate. And rate was almost triple what we had paid before. And no housekeeping offered! There are other nice places close by, chose them, not this property.

Where to start? There's the good; the bad; and the ugly…read more Let's start with the good, shall we? . Close by Sea-Tac airport and Southcenter Mall. Room was beautiful, spacious, two TVs. You're presented with a "ticket" to use for breakfast and evening drinks. (To prove you're a registered guest and to track your two drink limit. Make sure to keep it with you!). Fresh made-to-order omelets for breakfast. Omelets were delicious and I'm not an egg fan typically. Pancakes, scrambled eggs, potatoes and sausage available too. Cold cereal, bananas, apples and Greek yogurt also available. Free coffee and tea were located in the far far corner. You walk past the in-house Starbucks to reach the free beverages. If you didn't look, you would assume Starbucks was free and included in breakfast. The bad-"complimentary" evening reception. Food choices were chips with two types of salsa, ranch dip, sweet and salty snack mix, veggies and a "Cajun" snack mix. Complimentary drinks feature off off off brand liquor, couple of beer choices on tap and decent wine (Cab or Chardonnay). Can upgrade your drink for $6 to brand name liquor. There are hot food offerings ranging in price from $15-$40. Also, we're Hilton Honors members. Members with higher status were gifted treat/goody bags that are displayed behind the front desk. I asked at check-in. Don't know if that was a perk or a ploy. Why not have those waiting in-room for higher status members? The ugly - $25 per night parking. A fellow Yelper from 9 months prior to this review indicated $22 a night ? No hot water in the bathroom. The first day, and last day, I heated water in the microwave and cleaned myself in the sink. The room was noisy being close to the airport and the open elevators facing the atrium. So there you have it. My take on Embassy Suites. My hubby would have given the stay four stars. Good thing this isn't HIS Yelp account.

The first room was overwhelming moldy in odor and visible mold in the bathroom. Second room had…read moreants throughout floor and counters. Third room slight mold odor but had to settle and leave for work. Bartenders ultra strict on when happy hour begins, no sooner second allowed and no later second allowed. The quality of bathroom amenities poor. Indoor pool is the size of a large hot tub filled with unmanaged screaming little ones. Was told twice management would contact me but never happened.

Breakfast was okay but repetitive, same eggs, sausage, and potatoes every day with basic bagels,…read morecereal, and an omelette bar. Running out of plates and juice on Sunday made it more frustrating than it needed to be. The pillows were the worst part. After the system asked for a review just hours after check-in and I rated them a 4, staff confirmed they'd send foam pillows but what we got instead were completely flat, unstructured pillows filled with loose cotton-like clumps (basically the same stuffing you'd find in a couch). Zero support. Pool area was poorly managed. It's supposed to be adults-only after 10 pm, but kids were doing cannonballs at 8 pm and still jumping in at 10. Front desk said towels were at the pool, there were none. The hot tub water was murky and unclean, so I dipped my feet in and left. Also found a cup of cigarette butts sitting in water on the balcony from previous guests. Disgusting, and it's probably still there. Overall disappointing. Wouldn't stay again.

This is for room 153…read more Welp I don't like having to update my rating to be lower, but after staying here about 6 times since my last review, I want to give some feedback that hopefully helps management. First, I left a blouse behind in the dresser. I realized this when I got home at midnight and called the front desk first thing the next day. After a 20 minute hold, I was told they couldn't find anything in the lost and found and someone would call me later in the day from housekeeping which is a separate lost and found. Hearing nothing, I emailed the manager email listed on their website with a photo of the blouse and called again. Spoke to a gentleman who told me the same thing as before, nothing in either lost and found, then said they can't go in the room because it's occupied and when the current guest checked out in a week, they could go into the room to check the dresser. It's been 2 weeks and I've heard nothing. Not a big deal, but I wore that brand new blouse once and I know exactly where I left it, so seems to be super easy to just get it and return it to me. The pillows are completely flat. I stacked 3 on top of each other to be able to have some support. The office chair was all ripped up. As a business person who needs a good chair at the desk for working, I put a towel on the chair. Call me weird, it bothered me. The bathroom and hallway tile floor hadn't been mopped well; my shoes were sticking to it the night I checked in. They mopped it the next day when i was away. The soap and shampoo has been changed to Crabtree & Evelyn which is a good brand, but wow is the smell unattractive. Somewhere between cheap men's cologne and Pine Sol. TV remote for the bedroom was missing. Luckily, the one in the living area worked for the bedroom TV. There was a stale washcloth turned grey from the previous guest tangled in the shower curtain which was ripped and missing a ring around one of the hooks. Two visits ago, the digital key wasn't ready when I arrived, so I had to drag my stuff to the front desk to get a physical one. I wasn't offered water which is given to repeat members. Parking has been increased, again. There's construction happening and the road right in front was closed on the first morning leaving for a business meeting. Would have been nice for the hotel to give a heads up for planning. I like the Hilton chain, but I think next time I'm in town, I'll stay at another property.

Positives -- -Room size…read more-Separate living area -Breakfast -Wide open floor plan -Cascades restaurant -Two modern TVs Negatives -- -Shower was tiny and very little pressure -No shower curtain at check in -Very dated decor -No alarm clock or clock -Stairwell smelled horrible

Really surprised by how rundown the room was. See pictures when I reached out to the front desk…read moreabout it. They just told me they would let maintenance now. When I reached out to customer service, I was like I was an AI bot...so I don't think there is much hope in fixing it up. If I had paid a no star hotel price, I wouldn't have an issue with these rundown grunge, but not worth it for I paid.

I will start by saying the staff was incredibly hospitable, the rooms, amazing and clean and roomy…read moreThe breakfast bread was absolutely amazing and the icing on the cake was the bathrooms actually have lights that are not dim Thank you all so much. Look forward to staying there next time. I'm in the northwest.

The room was very accommodating. This hotel had a lot of potential!…read moreI would like to see the staff wearing uniforms which is more professional. The floor in our room was very dirty. I went barefoot and it was obvious. The evening snack at the bar needs to be beefed up.

This is the worst management company I've ever dealt with. They charge fees that are completely…read moreunrelated to the contract; I honestly never understand why they charge them. I would never choose this place again, much less apartments managed by Northwest Apartment. They're old, ugly, and expensive, and they overcharge. It's the worst I've ever experienced.

This review is only for Embassy Apartments. I have written a separate review for the property…read moremanagement company (Northwest Apartments). In August 2018 I was specifically looking to lease a studio flat within a short walk from work. I viewed three units in the building. The first one I viewed was an absolute mess and still under renovation. Out of the three, the unit I rented was in the best condition. When I first moved in, the then resident manager was good, although there was no shower curtain rod in the bathroom and text messages to her concerning this went unanswered. The landlord allows tenants to smoke in their units. The smoke seeped out into the hallway and I could smell it in my unit even with a towel placed at the threshold of my entry door. I am allergic to cigarette smoke and informed the resident manager and management of this. The resident manager sent an email to tenants asking them to open a window when smoking but otherwise did nothing to stop this. The units have old, vertical, wall-mounted gas heaters which make a very loud metallic "banging" sound when they come on. Even with earplugs the loud "banging" would wake me up often. The old heaters also emit a gritty grey dust and fibrous substance. The single-pane sash-type windows are original to the building and let in cold air during winter months. They also allow in dirt from the surrounding streets and alley. Because this building is old, note there are only three electrical plugs in the units. There are two in the main living/bed area and one in the kitchen above the stove/oven. There is no electrical plug in the bathroom. The ads for the units state they have updated cabinetry. None of the three units I viewed had updated cabinetry. In the unit I leased, the bathroom medicine cabinet was clearly original. The cabinetry in the kitchen is also either original to the unit or was replaced in the 40s or 50s. It is far from being upgraded and the online photos of the kitchen cabinets prove it. Thus, this is blatant misrepresentation. Be prepared to pay close to $100.00 in shared utilities. When I first moved in, tenants were responsible for paying for their own gas and were required to open an account with PSE. My gas bill was rarely over $20.00 monthly during winter months; about $12.00 other months. But then, the landlord went to a shared system. I suspect the landlord did this to force tenants to pay for the heating of hot water as units do not have individual hot water heaters. The monthly cost for gas doubled. Also, be prepared to pay $2.75 per wash and per dry for your laundry. This is the most I've ever had to pay in Seattle for in-building laundry services. The location was certainly convenient for work, but the area is filled with homeless people and drug users. I saw used syringes in the alley on a fairly regular basis.

I recently renewed my passport here (second time). Staff here were extremely helpful (both times)…read more Yes, they do follow rules to the letter. It's a government office, but they are reasonable and very helpful. There were a couple of errors on my application, but the staff helped me correct them right there. So, I was able to turn in my application without any errors and without any delay. Also, it only took 5 business days. I'm comparing this experience with the time when I renewed my son's US passport. I was turned away three times! They found one (and only one) error each time! At the Consulate General of Japan in Seattle, the stand are efficient and very helpful! ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" to let me know. Your feedback helps me improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become friends on Yelp! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them! Thank you and happy Yelping!

Went to pick up my visa, unfortunately they were on their lunch break when I got there . The…read moresecurity guy saw me and told me that he can check with the embassy clerks to see if I need to come back after their break. Happy. They opened the door and let me pick up my visa. It only took less than 5 minutes. Very efficient and friendly. I believe their lunch break starts at 11:30am.

I stayed at Hyatt House Seattle/Bellevue for a recent business trip. As a woman traveling alone,…read moresafety is a top consideration when selecting accommodations. I appreciated that the door to the room had a peephole cover, a dead bolt, and a security latch. The hotel was very clean. I was impressed with the cleanliness of the room. WiFi worked great (no issues with zoom calls), AC worked very well, shower had nice pressure and hot water came out quickly. The room had not only blackout curtains but also semi-transparent shades to let the light in while providing some privacy. The check out digitally made it easy to plan the check out in advance. The free breakfast offered a variety of food, including eggs, bacon, hashed potatoes, biscuits and gravy, assorted baked goods like toast, bagels, danish, etc. The best part was the fresh fruits, which were actually very fresh. The location was very convenient to go to both Seattle and Bellevue. About 15 min or less to either locations. I highly recommend this hotel location. You get more than what you pay for at other hotels.

We used a reward night from the cc. Staff upgraded the room as well as giving us a goodie bag…read more Parking was easy. Breakfast although did not have an omelette bar, was well stocked with hot foods and neatly organized. Room was clean. Small touches to the hotel were noticed by me: dispensers in the shower were all turned the same way. Plates neatly stacked. Front desk asking us what temperature we wanted our room at checkin.

Ve desayunado y preparado con tu acta de nacimiento original, identificación que tengas el mismo…read morenombre que en el ID de Washington o tu INE - que en tu acta, o lleva tu acta de matrimonio sí no es el mismo nombre , pues cambio de casada. Las citas salen los jueves a las 11 am por texto vía WhatsApp.

I am trying to schedule an appointment for months, i got on WhatsApp and I get for the moment we do…read morenot have appointment available. How long more for Seattle, wa. by Roy street?????

I never have high expectations for an Airport property, but this sets a new low…read more The Bad: - No one answers the phone period. Calling to get a shuttle? Good Luck. - Shuttle? Am scheduled @ 7:30am? Shuttle shows up @ 7:45 and leaves 10 min later. So plan your travels to SEA accordingly and allow for extra time. - Walls and doors are paper thin. Hallway noise and airport noise is off the charts. - No work area, with round table and lounge chairs, making any actual work hard to do. - Shower is a bit small and narrow, but still better than any TRU property. - Status goodie bag? - Nope. The Good: - Rooms are actually very clean and the bed is comfortable. - Shower water pressure is crazy good! If need a hotel near SEA again, will look elsewhere.

1st floor, 2 queens, spider on ceiling which was released outside unharmed. I'm sure it was as…read moreconfused as we were about how it got itself in this predicament. Staff were friendly and helpful when needed. Free shuttle was on demand (as opposed to on the hour) and even dropped me off across the street from the airport at my special request, albeit I was the only one on the shuttle. Bed and pillows were clean and comfortable. It helped that we were quite tired at midnight flying in from midnight. Walls are a tad thin, but nothing noise canceling headphones couldn't take care. Bathroom was small but more then what we needed for a quite overnight before heading to Sitka, Alaska. Breakfast was good. Small egg omelette with cheese, sausage patties, and pan roasted potatoes for me. Coffee was ok, reduce by the fact that they only had pump vanilla or hazelnut, and I'm not a fan. However, if you go to the waffle station, there is decent whipped cream, a better choice. For price point, this was an excellent choice.