Nestled in the heart of Seattle's Belltown is Hotel 5, a Staypineapple hotel. This is definitely…read morenot your typical hotel with everything and anything related to pineapples. The beds were some of the most comfortable we've slept on, and everything about our experience made our Seattle trip very iconic. One of the main reasons it was decided to book this establishment was its proximity to every tourist attraction. If one looks at a map of Seattle, you'll notice that three of the main attractions, Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and the Seattle Waterfront, form a triangle, and the hotel is actually just right outside the triangle. The staff was really helpful, and they explained what room we booked for our stay, the amenities we were entitled to, and what fees were going to be held and charged. This is such a great spot even for one night.

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Luxury. That's the best way to describe this property. Located in the heart of downtown Seattle…read morejust minutes from numerous restaurants, upscale shopping, the pier, and Pikes Place, is The Grand Hyatt Seattle. I felt like I was at a Resort! Ruth Chris, Starbucks, deli store and other businesses are located right there on campus. My room was clean and the bathroom was stunning. Definitely a 4.5 Star experience. There is even a Champagne vending machine!

I stay here everytime I come to Seattle. It is in a good location where I can lime to many places…read morenearby, like capitol hill, Pike place, the pier, and neighboring areas for tourists! my favorite part about this hotel is that the hot pot place is right downstairs and its my favorite hot pot place in seattle! its way better than haidilao and I love how i can just go down the elevator, make a right turn, and then I can eat an amazing dinner! the rooms are not bad, not the cleanest but clean enough where I feel. comfortable. I am a hyatt member, so I love how 2 water bottles are complimentary every day.

Raul made our stay very enjoyable. He was very helpful lining up taxis, recommending restaurants,…read moreand was instrumental in getting our room decorated for a very special birthday celebration!

I really enjoyed the room. It was well organized and professional. I liked the view out of the…read morewindow and the staff was very friendly. I also enjoyed Gucci who was a friendly and dog. all in all. Thumbs up.

This hotel is everything you need in a Seattle hotel. Perfect location, clean, comfortable rooms,…read moredecor on point and the most spectacular rooftop terrace. We spent one night here after road tripping through Olympic National park and it was the perfect last night in the PNW. Our room was so cozy and inviting with the cutest window seat, and comfortable seating area. Pike Place Market was soooo busy, but the rooftop terrace was the perfect place to enjoy the beautiful weather and views while avoiding the crowds of the market and surrounding points of interest.

Loved our weekend getaway! It was our first time staying here. Rooms were updated and stylish. The…read morecoffee bar had a Nespresso machine which is always appreciated. Bathroom was large and beautiful with a lovely large shower. Valet parking was convenient and fast located right by the front entrance. The view from the room was the showstopper. You are literally right in the market and have a full view of the entire waterfront. While the view from the room was amazing, the terrace view was stunning too. The terrace is accessible to all guests, so if you opted for a city-side room, be sure to check it out. This will be our new go to spot for staycations!

This was the most amazing stay. The hotel is in the heart of downtown and walkable to Pike Place,…read moreLumen Field, and a ton of shops and restaurants. There's only a small area for parking in front of the hotel and it's also the spot for Valet. You'll likely have to post up in the travel lane to check in or drop off your car. The hotel has some unique amenities but I wasn't able to use them for such a short stay. The King corner room far exceeded my expectations. It's spacious and felt pretty luxurious. The star of the room is the soaking tub. It's deep and the water is hot. I especially liked that there's a separate shower. The workspace is nice and there are plenty of plugs for everything. The Nespresso comes stocked and is free to use. The mini bar, not so much, and it's pretty pricy. The bed. THE BED! If I could have brought it home with me I would have. It's lush and it smelled good. Like fresh dryer sheets good. I don't think I've ever said that about a hotel bed before. If you need a firm bed you won't like this one. I didn't have much interaction with the staff but when I did it was pleasant. I am definitely staying here again.

Always have a comfortable stay at Hotel 1000. Arel is awesome! Super kind, fun & helpful. Beds are…read morecomfy, towels are nice and appreciate their current offer of $10 credit at the minibar each night . . . nice touch. Also went to a free yoga class in one of the conferene rooms . . . nice little perk but the lights were too bright and the instructor did not know how to turn down the bright lights (not quite yoga mood). Gym location is not great - below basement so it's small and without any natural light. Because I often use Hyatt points, I find I am usually placed in a room very close to and facing another building/ parking garage . . . making the room very dark and without any view. Sigh . . . so make sure to ask the front desk if you can get a room that doesn't face another building that feels like it's 8 feet away. Arel was kind enough to take the time to find me a better room that was available the next day. Thank you!

I had a great stay at The Sound Hotel Seattle Belltown and would definitely consider staying here…read moreagain. I booked it partly because it's part of Hilton's Tapestry Collection, so I could earn and redeem Hilton Honors points. That was a huge plus since I was visiting during the World Cup and hotel prices were absolutely wild: close to $800 a night if I had paid out of pocket! The service was excellent from the moment we arrived. There was a bellman opening the door, everyone we interacted with was friendly and accommodating, and it was always easy to grab an Uber right outside the hotel. One feature I really liked was the little pantry in the lobby. It's basically a self-service convenience store stocked with local candy, snacks, wine, beer, and other treats. You scan everything yourself and can charge it directly to your room, which was super convenient. We used our HHonors stay credit to buy a small bottle of Washington State wine and some local chocolates. The hotel has a really fun music theme throughout, and the design is modern with a Scandinavian-inspired feel. As a Gen Xer, I thought the vibe was just plain cool without trying too hard. Our standard King room had huge windows, a spacious sitting area, and clean, minimalist European-style décor that felt fresh and comfortable. The hotel itself was also surprisingly quiet despite being located in an urban area, so we slept really well. The only disappointment was our view. It wasn't much to look at. I was secretly hoping for an upgrade, but no luck. Not a deal breaker, just a minor letdown considering one side of the hotel affords perfect views of the Space Needle. The location is excellent for sightseeing on foot. We walked to Pike Place Market in about 10 minutes, and the Space Needle was also around a 10 minute walk in the opposite direction. Just be prepared for Seattle's hills! They're no joke, and you'll be going up and down some very, very steep streets to get to the waterfront. There are also plenty of great restaurants, bars, shops, and coffee shops within easy walking distance. One thing I'd mention is that while we felt comfortable during the day, after dinner around 10:45 p.m. we decided to take an Uber back from the Pike Place Market area instead of walking back to the hotel because parts of the area felt a little sketchy at night. Seattle has a very serious problem with drug users and unhoused folks, and they can get a little scary. I feel so badly for them, but I also felt a lot safer in an Uber than trying to walk back in the downtown area that late at night. The Sound is a stylish, comfortable hotel with excellent service, a great location, and a fun personality. If you're a Hilton Honors member, it's an especially solid choice when Seattle hotel prices are high.

The Sound Hotel is a Hilton Tapestry Collection Hotel located in the Belltown neighborhood which is…read morecentrally located to Amazon and the Pikes Market area. The Hotel occupies the first 10 floors of the ARRIVE Building where the floors above are dedicated to the residents and they share the common areas with the hotel guests. Upon arriving at the front desk, I checked in and was told the room would be ready shortly but it was more like 4 hours later. I found the front desk staff to be professional but not very friendly. There is a lounge area on the 7th floor with a bar and indoor / outdoor seating. At night it is particularly nice because there is an electric fire pit with great seating and view of the Space Needle. Again, the bar staff was professional but not very welcoming. The room we stayed in was a corner room but it only had one windows on one wall so the room stayed pretty dark. It was comfortable and cool with very good bedding. The bathroom was great and it even had a heated floor. Check-out was okay eventhough they had to adjust our bill because we were not credited our Hilton Honors credit for both of us in the room which took a while. It seems that the ride share car services wait outside the hotel on cruise ship mornings so getting a car takes only a minute or two. I would stay at this property again with hopes for a more welcoming staff.

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.

We went on a couples trip in October. We traveled to Washington and met up with our friends from…read moreColorado and Tennessee. Our last two nights of our journey were spent in Seattle at the Shafer Baillie mansion. I would highly recommend staying here. The location was great for getting to downtown and all around. It is close to the Cap Hill neighborhood with shops and restaurants. There is plenty of street parking in the vicinity. The mansion itself is part of what was known as Millionaire's Row. It was built in 1914 and has been well cared for over the years. When we came back from one evening out, we all gathered in the Library and set up some charcuterie and wine to share from our travels. It was so cozy sitting all together and chatting about our adventures. The rooms are historic with modern conveniences. Our room was the Queen Ann Hill. We slept soundly in our comfortable 4 poster bed. There was a helpful step stool for me to climb up as I am vertically challenged. It has original pushbotton light switches. It had a beautiful full length mirror. There was a flatscreen TV, but we had so many wonderful activities we did not use it. The bathroom was updated but still fit with the historic look. There were two showerheads in the tiled shower. Breakfast was lovely. I, personally, have a great deal of food allergies. There was ample selection that I was able to enjoy just as much as anyone else. There were breads and pastries, jams and spreads, yogurt and fresh berries, and a hot breakfast dish. Hard boiled eggs were available as well as cheeses and meats. There was a coffee bar that was available all day that also had tea and cocoa. We sat at the long dining table enjoying each others company and conversation. We got to meet some of the other guests which added to the experience. If we find ourselves back in Seattle, this is where I will want to stay.

Was in an emergency car charging situation and they were so welcoming to a non guest bumming…read moreelectricity, can only imagine how they serve paying customers! Will definitely be staying here soon.

I had a fantastic stay here earlier this week. Everything from checking in until checking out two…read moredays later was on point. The greeters always opened the door for me, the check-in desk staff were courteous and always had a smile, and the checkout process was also quick and ended with an invitation to return to the property the next time I'm in Seattle. As soon as I stepped out of my Uber upon initial arrival, a staff member walked up to open my door and asked if I needed help with my bags. My room was comfortable in every aspect. The temperature controls worked great, the bed was very comfortable and had an adequate number of pillows, the bathroom was well-appointed, and everything was very clean. The bath towels were large, soft, and plush. The frosted door to the water closet was a nice touch for the sake of privacy if you were sharing the space with someone. The shower was not huge but it was more than adequately spacious for me. There were 2 robes hung in the bathroom (though I didn't use them). The small table and chairs near the window were convenient and comfortable to work from. The view from my room was very nice, especially during clear days when you can see the water and the mountains in the distance. The room was always well maintained after the typical morning cleaning as well as during turn down service. I appreciated the staff placing slippers by the bed and how they always nicely arranged my toiletries in the bathroom, replaced used towels with fresh ones, and even placed things on the table in the bedroom (like my charger, earbud case, eyeglass case, and so on) neatly for when I returned. The bar area at the back of the restaurant was a nice little area and had a table large enough for our group of around 8-10 to comfortably sit at while enjoying a nightcap. My breakfast the day I checked out was also high quality and my server Nathan was pleasant, timely, and honest about prep time of some items I wanted to order but was constricted due to a time crunch. In general, every staff member I encountered was pleasant, eager to help, and always smiled and made eye contact when speaking with me. All in all, I had a wonderful experience and have no complaints. This property is one of the top 2-3 Four Seasons hotels I have stayed at over the past several years. I would wholeheartedly stay here again!

Hats off and compliments to the Four Seasons Seattle staff and management! My family had a…read morespectacular experience for 3 nights as we explored Seattle prior to hopping on an Alaskan cruise. This hotel is an excellent choice for those wanting to stay in a waterfront property that's walkable to the cruise terminal as well. Though Four Seasons is not the most cost effective option for a comfortable hotel in downtown Seattle, I highly recommend this hotel based on my recent experience in June 2025. Where to start.... Location, location, location! The hotel is literally a block away from the entrance to Pike Place Market where you can spend days shopping, snacking, and enjoying the views of the water. The views from the hotel room are breathtaking as the Great Wheel (Ferris wheel) and Aquarium are just a few minutes away by foot. From the Four Seasons, we were able to walk to Chinatown in under 30 min (you can also take the train just 2 stops down) and Seattle Center where the Space Needle is located is also walkable and also accessible via monorail. The staff greets you at the door every time you enter and exit, and the lobby is full of surprises like premium coffee and tea in the mornings and a candy bar in the afternoon. Every time our room was serviced, it was done to perfection and then some. The chat function on the app was amazing as I was able to make requests and ask questions with ease. Responses were close to immediate. At the front desk and concierge, staff are also very friendly and treated us with respect and honor. They also provided great advice for food and sightseeing options close by. They never tried to sell me stuff where they would make money off of it. I could go on and on, but I have to say that my family's experience was extremely memorable, and if I could give this place 6 stars, I would. If you're looking for the optimal location for breathtaking views, seconds away from Pike Place Market, and still walkable to the Space Needle, Chinatown, the Convention Center, etc., this is it, y'all!

Great hotel, Great location, Professional Staff, Excellent M Lounge!!…read more M Lounge has Starbucks coffee machine. Doesn't do lattes, but the coffee was fresh! Service was amazing and staff was helpful! Slept great in the comfy bed! Room was clean and tasteful. View was not great, but we were only here for one night! Enjoyed the shower! Pricey hotel but everything is a little pricey in Seattle!

Not a great experience, just Ok. Food quality was nominal in lounge. Breakfast was a little better…read more TV got stuck on internet and would not reset even after unplugging. Also loud sleep disturbing humm from a/c area that continued all night even with our a/c turned off. Was told hotel was full when checking in so we had to basically live with it.