Convenient. That pretty much sums it all up…read more Embassy Suites - a brand under the Hilton umbrella of hotel management, is a predictable place for a night's stay. The hotel focuses on mid-range, family travel; and to this they deliver quite well. If - however - you're looking for a bit more of a destination hotel, pick again. That's not to say the Embassy Suites isn't clean, with friendly and welcoming staff who are always there to help, it is just important to recognize that the hotel is not a destination. It is more of a "means to an end" kind of place.

We decided to catch the Amtrak to see the Texas Rangers play the Seattle Mariners. Since this was a…read morenighttime game, we needed a hotel nearby. The Embassy Suites are literally across the street from Union Station in Seattle and just a couple blocks from their sports/concerts arenas. Talk about being super convenient and not needing a car to get around! The hotel is pretty standard for an Embassy Suites. The buffet breakfast was outstanding with lots of choices and an omelet station. Not your standard free hotel breakfast. This one is up there! What was the downside? The toilet paper is single ply! I mean why do five star on everything else and then use the cheapest toilet paper you can find? Not that it would stop us from staying here again!

We did a last minute celebration of life for our mama here, the event coordinator A1!! and staff…read morewere amazing they were all supportive, friendly and very helpful throughout the service! I can't say thank you enough! It definitely made our day a lot easier and manageable during this difficult time!!

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.

I have stayed here many times. Solid 4 out of 5 stars…read more Almost all rooms face an indoor courtyard where breakfast is on the 1st floor. You can get custom omelettes. The breakfast is good here. All rooms are suites, so there's the amply sized living room with a desk and chairs, little bar with coffee/tea, small sink and mini fridge, bath and bedroom. The bedrooms have a long bench for putting on shoes and there's a desk/makeup area with a 2nd TV, too. There are desk phones in the living room and bedroom. The TVs don't work well here. They turn themselves off and the screens start to meltdown after a while. Maintenance shrugs and told me they are old TVs, what do I want. It irritates me that I have to pay $17/night to park my car at the hotel I'm staying at. Rooms are generally quiet, occasionally will hear some noisy people walking down the hallway. Front desk has always been friendly and helpful. It's a great location for Bellevue. Easy access to 405.

I am at a point in my life where I am trying to determine which hotel brand to be loyal to…read more Unfortunately it will definitely not be Hilton. After an incident of no running water for two full days at the entire facility the follow up customer service through both hotel management (Jenna) was lacking as well as customer care specifically Advance Purchase. If you have any concerns about your stay I am not confident it will be resolved in an empathetic manner. Jenna kept resisting to refund us our 3 nights stay and rather only the 2 nights when water was not running. Ridiculous. Even though our refund finally happened after checking out 7/26 and finally credited to my cc on 8/13 it took a lot of phone calls, emails, messages to platforms etc. and not only was my husband and I going through this but so were my two other friends. Let me preface there was no running water for two days, no manager reception, no restaurant, no working toilets, no where to wash your hands with soap and water etc. If you have other choices to stay I would say buyer beware and choose the other choice. Bye Hilton we were not even compensated anything in addition to wasting our time to ensure we received our refund.

stayed here again recently (nov 2025)…read more forewarning- dont let them book your room on the third floor. i checked in around 1:30am due to flight delays so i was already tired and wanting sleep. if you plan to sleep in past 9am good luck, they are doing construction as of now on the 4th floor. it was nonstop noise.

In years past, we have typically stayed at this particular embassy suites, but I think we're done…read more When we complained, they offered to comp us with a reduced rate, and I declined, suggesting that we would not be returning until they try to do some updating at this hotel. After a three day stay, we were getting ready to depart to make a nearby appointment at a certain time. When we went to the fourth floor, hotel elevator, the elevators were turned off for a fire maintenance program. I would suggest that there is a better time to turn off the hotels elevators, other than checkout time. We drugged numerous suitcases down for flights of stairs and went to the front desk and suggested we would not be returning.

Stayed at Element SeaTac for work and had an excellent experience all around. The service was…read moreoutstanding and the property itself was really nice. The huge lobby offered plenty of comfortable spaces to sit, relax, or get work done. Breakfast was complimentary with a solid selection, and the 24/7 coffee and espresso machine was a fantastic perk. My room was clean, spacious, and well-equipped with a kitchenette. The water pressure in the shower was great--perfect for a long, hot unwind after a busy day. Highly recommend this hotel if you're in the area. Cheers!

I made a mistake in my booking and needed a place to stay near SEA-TAC. While not exactly close to…read moreSEA-TAC, the rate was very reasonable. The Element is a short walk to stores, Costco, and the US Post Office. The front desk person was amazing. Very friendly and courteous. The bartender was also very friendly and personable. I did order Uber Eats and enjoyed my Din Fung in the lobby. The room was very cozy and I slept well which is saying something. NOTE: There is no shuttle to SEA-TAC - Uber mid morning on a Saturday is going to be about $18.00

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!

I went in without all the right documents, but they give me a list of what else to bring, which was…read morevery helpful. One thing to note though, they changed their location to one convention square. Be sure to check online for their exact address before you go!!!

We had our 1983 college reunion in Hyatt House/ Bellevue last week. The staff -Lisa, JL and…read moreRachel-- were such a great team who took care of us and our needs. They were efficient, professional and very pleasant to work with. Our rooms were comfortable and had all the amenities that we needed. Parking was free which was great. Breakfast was good to start our day with. Our gala nite in their spacious ballroom had all we needed for our program. The food "Northwest Fresh" was amazing and was still talked about the morning after. I highly recommend Hyatt House for a convenient stay based on their amenities, location and especially the amazing staff. Thank you Hyatt House!

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.

Excellent service. I was treated with respect and since I did have an appointment it was pretty…read morefast. However waiting for my card took longer than expected and found out it was about the system being down, would've been nice to know the reason why it was taking so long.

Have been trying to schedule an appointment for months, but both avenues identified on their…read morewebsite ( online or WhatsApp) are only in Spanish, even though I requested translation to English.

The hotel was perfect for my family. We had the two bedroom suite. Ample space full kitchen dining…read morearea and living room area. Wish we could have had two bathrooms but it's okay. It came with breakfast and it tastes good. The employees were very friendly and welcoming. Actually best hospitality I have ever experienced and I have travelled a lot. Very close to everything. I would recommend this hotel if you're looking for a place to stay in Seattle.

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.