It's only the perfect place. Great staff, cool guests and liberal rules. No curfew (I hate hostels that act like moms) and drinking allowed (even stimulated!). I had more fun with beers and new friends there that in fancy expensive clubs in LA or San Francisco.... You would think that because it's so fun would be dirty or gross, but no! Very big and clean bathrooms. I liked the free computers too, I dont travel with the laptop every single time.. Many other pros, like the curtains and fan and light giving you a loot of privacy in each bed, laundry, good breakfast and free dinner three times a week (I had sunday tacos - pretty tasty) and the lockers under the beds. If I have to find something to complain, would be that is a weird neighborhood at night for a girl alone. But that worked fine with me, as I stayed there and met a lot of nice girls and cute boys! read more

I had a really good experience at this hostel. Apparently everyone stays here who hostels in Seattle. The location was GREAT. Right next to Pike Place Market. Walking distance to the Space Needle and other touristy spots. Also walking distance to lots of food and bars! I ended up sharing a Queen (I personally think it was a double and they advertise it as a queen) bed with my best friend to cut down costs. Friendly staff. The bunk beds have curtains, which is nice if you want a little privacy. The bathrooms are nice for a hostel. There's also a light and fan in each bunk. Common room is always packed. If you're outgoing and friendly then you'll have no problem meeting people. Free breakfast every morning. BONUS! You can make pancakes, eggs, coffee, fruit, toast, etc. I think they also have free dinner like 2-3 times a week. I noticed that there are more than just one or two families that stay there. That was my only negative. It was a little weird. We had a woman with a 6 year-old daughter stay in our room. Nothing against children, but it's a little weird when you come back from the bars at 2am and you have to worry about waking a 6 year-old child. Other than that, great place! I'd go again. read more

Very cozy atmosphere and friendly staff. Loved how you could reserve a single bed for 2 people and how each bathroom was private with a sink, toilet, and shower. You can also see Pikes Market Place across the street. The only inconvenience would have been public parking but we did not have a car so didn't have to pay extra for parking. Would definitely stay here again. read more

My sister and I had a wait time for almost 9 hours until our flight and we were stuck with our luggage. Green Tortoise offers luggage storage $5 per bag- per day. Our luggage was in the same shape as we left it and excellent customer service. Thank you guys again! read more

Had an extended stay of 5 days in August, one of the busiest tourist times in Seattle. I was here for a convention & wanted to spend my money in the city and not on my place to sleep. If you are someone who can get in to the mood for a hostel, this is the place to stay. Private rooms are available but I had a fine experience in shared room. There are small things that would improve the experience - bathroom ventilation, shelving within the bunks, a somewhat cleaner website - but those are nitpicks. This is an unbeatable location in Seattle with friendly staff and a number of excellent perks. The ability to store & cook your own food is a lifesaver if you're traveling on a budget and want to take advantage of the market being so close. The events the hostel runs themselves are really fun as well - I went on the Sunday pub crawl with the group and cheaper cover + happy hour prices on drinks can't be beat. They do a number of other things, including kayaking/canoeing, other outdoor activities, walking tours, all posted up in the common room. Wifi access is spotty in the dorms but great in the common areas. You do want to bring your own shower shoes, earplugs & sleep mask especially if you're a light sleeper. Also on the plus side is the fact that a Target was recently opened a little ways up the street - this combined with the market & the small liquor marts scattered a few streets over mean that you're covered with whatever you might suddenly need. Make sure you have coffee at Seattle Coffee Works next door, too. read more

If hosteling is your thing, then definitely come here! In my opinion the best hostel in Seattle. Might not be the most modern one, but the location is amazing, staff is incredibly chill and friendly, and the offered activities are a lot of fun. I shared a room with 3 other women who were all easy-going and friendly. To lock your staff, you get a separate and lockable compartment underneath the bed. Big plus for me were the curtains around the beds to provide extra privacy. During my time there, I participated in a tour to Snoqualmie Waterfalls and a pub crawl. It was great and I met nice fellow hostel-guests. Pike Market is literally 5 steps away with a variety of vendors for all sorts of things. Target and the coffee shop Coffee Works are next door, too. So groceries and great coffee are close by. Bathrooms were clean for the most part. They got cleaned once every day. Unfortunately, the kitchen wasn't that inviting for cooking - that was the only downside for me. I would totally recommend staying here, though! read more

yes i realize it's a hostel and i realize they aren't supposed to be as good in the us as they are in europe. but i still found this place to be gross. pros: cheap (~$30 per night) for a great location individual bathrooms/showers lots of outlets for plugs by the your bed free breakfast - make your own pancakes, eggs, and fruit plate free dinner three times a week - tacos or pasta good hostel events - bar crawls, food tours, other coordinated things cons: very smelly room (sour and musty is a good way to put it) with only one window very small rooms - four beds on either side with about a three and a half feet wide strip of space in between for moving around scratchy blankets dirty-feeling bathrooms - definitely bring some flip-flops for them not enough bathrooms rude front desk staff - not all of them, just happened to get a few at times they also wouldn't acknowledge a deal they advertised online, saying that they could only give it if you brought a certain coupon from their hostel in san francisco. so i don't know why they advertised it online. overall, this place wasn't horrible but i wouldn't stay here for more than a night or two if you can help it. read more

The Green Tortoise is by far the best hostel I've ever stayed at. Yes, the rooms are small and cramped but that's to be expected when you're paying a minimal price to sleep there for a night. Even though 8 people manage to cram into an area the size of my childhood bedroom, it was still pleasant. Everyone has plenty of storage space, the linens are clean, and there is a fan hanging above every bed. The latter will be highly appreciated on a hot summer night. The showers are communal but there are enough to go around. Sure, there can be a little bit of a wait in the mornings but nothing exorbitant. You just have to get around it by either: a) being patient, or b) showering before or after the morning rush. My favourite part about the Green Tortoise is the common room. It's really nice to be on vacation and not have to go out to have a good time in the evenings. Sometimes you just want to hang out, drink, and play board games. Pro-tip: check out the "smoking room". Even if you aren't a smoker, this is a must. The room is well-ventilated and equipped with pinball, rock 'em sock 'em robots, and a communal guitar. Other awesome features about the Green Tortoise? It's across the street from Pike Market, and walking distance from the Washington State Convention Centre and Pacific Centre Shopping Mall. Plus the hostel validates parking at a nearby lot so guests aren't forced to pay full price. Overall I had an awesome time here. I will definitely be back next time I'm in Washington! read more

Good: Location--Get around downtown quickly. Parking garage close by. Fantastic coffee shop next door. Food--Dinner for free 3 times a week and breakfast. Staff--Very personable and helpful Beds--Made of magic wood or something. They never squeeked. Wifi -- Thank God Bad: Location--Bring an extra $100 because every homeless person and crackhead are located with 200 metres of the hostel. They'll ask for $5 each. Sketchy. Grand. Central. Room--Despite what the photo shows, there are not only 2 Queen-sized beds in the room. It is actually a 10-person dorm. The dorm room is the same size as all the other rooms in the hostel. So there are actually 4 Queen sized beds and one regular bunkbed in one little room. How can that be requested as a 'Private' Dorm room? I don't know. Hostel--It smells like vomit, smoke, and sweat all got rubbed into the carpets. Even Glade doesn't sell that fragrance. and everyone eats and drinks in the rooms. Tea was spilled on our bed in the morning, but we didn't mind because we had already cancelled 3 out of our 4 nights we had booked at this place and stayed elsewhere. read more

I stayed here for a week this summer, and it was an incredibly enjoyable experience. Yes, there are people who don't understand that it's not nice to pack their bags at 4 in the morning. Yes, some people will come in drunk. Yes, you might have to occasionally wait a bit for the bathrooms. However, the staff are really friendly, each bunk has 4 electrical outlets and privacy curtains, and the location can not be beat. Also, the bunks didn't squeak, which is great if you sleep mosh like I do. Everything was really clean as well, and while I didn't try it myself, there was free dinner every other night. And it was a whopping $29 a night. I will definitely be staying there next time I am in Seattle. read more

I. Love. This. Hostel. I've stayed here three separate times, in both winter and summer and I love it. $30 a night, across from pikes place. Amazing people. Great tours. AWESOME free breakfast and dinners. Seriously. Don't stay anywhere else. I won't. read more

Had a great stay, staff were nice. And very close to tourist attractions. You can even look across the street at pike place while eating breakfast in the common area :) read more

GT is a classic hostel and the original one in the city of Seattle. Come enjoy downtown and be right in the middle of it all!

My first time staying in a hostel. I got summer camp vibes staying here. I was traveling with one of my friends and we shared a room with two other woman. I'm all about my privacy so that definitely wasn't my favorite part of our trip... but that was already anticipated being we were staying in a hostel (duh). Staff is very friendly and even let us keep our luggage stored away while we explored downtown after we had already checked out. Make sure you don't forget your flip flops for the showers! Place is great for solo traveling or traveling on a budget! read more

I luuuvv this place. I wasn't too concerned with being in the tourist area of town, actually i wish this place was over in the Int'l District like Hostels Int'l (where my friend was staying). I like meeting people from different countries and having a lil break from stupid americans. The rooms were nice and clean (I was in a 4bed male dorm) and i shared mine with a kid from Korea and some old fart from Spokane. My first nite in town was spent with my friend out in Capitol Hill and Belltown for the nitelife. I ended up sleeping at her hostel instead (thas right!) of at mine and I gotta admit the HI rooms were a little better looking. Went to the Seahawks game on Sunday and came back to GT exhausted and sweaty (I got around on bike), so I hit the shower before dinner and i'll say the showers weren't too bad, but the toilet of this particular one was straight up gross, like somebody completely missed the rim, so I stayed away from that side of the bathroom (They should really have built the showers in seperate rooms). After freshening up, I investigated the free dinner and found some really good tacos all made up with almost gourmet ingredients. I went back for thirds it was so good! Went back to the room to pass out and the old fart was there doing, guess what?....FARTING! Thank God there was a couple of fans going at the same time. He was kind enough to leave the room for about 15 when he heard me say "dayum!" when i walked in though. Nevertheless, I passed out like a baby on a very comfortable top bunk. Advice to tall people...ask for a top bunk if getting a dorm room...the top has a open space for your feet to hang out if your over 6'4" like me. Breakfast starts at 6am thru 10 and I woke to a pretty long line up to the kitchen where you make your own pancakes, eggs and toast. They have fresh fruit on the common room table. I sat down next to a Aussie and chatted her up for a while before heading down the block to take care of some business. One thing I'd wish they do, is post a time limit on the computers......I saw one guy on the same computer an hour later when i came back. I'd definately come back here if I want to be near the nightlife, but I think HI will be my first choice as far as overall enjoyment. But you can't beat a hostel that lets you burn the Ganj and get drunk in the smoking room till the wee hours. read more

Cannot best this location, ajacent to Pike's Farmers Market in Seattle. Fun travelers, group city tours, clean rooms..

I wish I could give them a 3.5 but my experience was good enough to round up rather than down. A bit of a backstory: my first hostel experience was in Boston at the HI. That hostel is nice! It looks like the inside of an IKEA. Now I went into the Green Tortoise halfway expecting a hostel similar to the one I encountered in Boston but that simply was not to be. The place is old. The rooms are old, the sheets are old (and planetary themed), the furniture is old, you get my drift. But the place is clean and cheap. Really that is all I ask from a hostel, considering I'm only there when I'm ready for bed. The breakfast is free and awesome (make your own eggs and pancakes) with plenty of fridge space to store stuff you will bring back from the market. That brings me to a very important perk of the Tortoise: the location. It is awesome! Literally across the street from the Pike Place Market and a short walk from seriously good cuisine of all price points. You want a cheap Japanese hot dog? Right around the corner. French bistro? Couple of blocks. Seriously good espresso? Right next door. The location of the Tortoise cannot be lauded enough. With the Green Tortoise being in Seattle and all, be ready to encounter some serious characters. I have never encountered the true alternative scene quite like the one Seattle has, and the Green Tortoise employs. I'm not talking about Apple-product yielding, consumerist hipsters. I mean true alternative. The Green Tortoise is a little microcosm of the Seattle scene. A great option for cheap Seattle lodging. read more

Weighing in with my experience. This is from a middle aged guy who chose to stay there more for the fun of the hostel experience, rather than economy. I was in town for a training and decided to experience the fun of immersing in a communty rather than hole up in a hotel room. I stayed for 3 nights in the 8 bed room. My only other hostel experince was a few years ago for a couple of weeks in Taipei, Taiwan. It's hard to even begin to compare the two. I really do not have anything new to add from other (positive) reviewers. I'll sum up what I did appreciate about my experience here: -Location, location, location: How can you beat being right across the street from Pike's Market? I originally booked my stay at another hostel in the ID, but after reading numerous reviews of the seedy neighborhood, especially at night, I opted for here. I'm glad I did. I walked around a lot at night, and I never felt unsafe. I heard someone trying to sell someone else some drugs near the entrance, but I never had to deal with it. -Terrific staff: Everyone I dealt with were extremely friendly and helpful. The people who prepared the evening meals truly seemed to find joy in feeding the hungry throng. I have nothing but praise for the staff. -Free food!: I was there for taco night and pasta night. Beyond the good (and plentiful) food, it was a great opportunity to sit and get to know other people. I live in a (comparatively) small town which can become somewhat myopic when it comes to other people groups. I truly enjoyed getting to visit with travellers from other parts of the globe. -Private berths: I was a little cautious about staying in an eight bed room. I stayed in a private room during my previous hostel experience. With the privacy curtains it was a good experience. There were some roomies that haven't figured out how to move stealthily while others sleep, but I wore earbuds with music playing, so it wasn't a big deal. Yeah, the room feels crowded, but again, when the curtain was closed, I really didn't notice. So, yes, I would definitely return. It was a great experience. read more

Things this place has going for it. Location location location - right across from Pike's Place. For a hostel, pretty comfortable beds, with curtains for some privacy. Free wifi. There are free internet terminals in the common area, although they are super slow, but hey beats nothing. Lock boxes underneath the beds. Cleanliness-wise, it's fine. Not a spotless microorganism free German hostel, but no visible weird gunk anywhere either. Things to improve. The smell of room 103. Yes, it's a hostel not the ritz, but hey, it can be done. The internet terminals in the common area as mentioned are slowwww. read more

This was the very first hostel I stayed at. I wanted to give the whole hostel thing a try before I head international. Who would have known that the first one is the best one. I love this place. Super friendly and helpful staff, like most hostels out there, but this holds a special place in my heart for some reason... probably because it kickstarted my backpacking career and I love to travel. If you need a place to stay and want to save some cash, hostels are always a good idea, you will have to share a room with other people though if you didn't know already. But the location of Green Tortoise is perfect its right in the Pike Market Place by the ocean. If you have a window view, you're pretty much golden. Is there a hotel thats around $30 located in downtown in Pike? I don't think so. read more

I can't find one negative thing about staying at The Green Tortoise Hostel! There is so much to say, but I'll keep it simple... Price? Great. Location? Wonderful. Security? Strong. Free breakfast? Delish. Staff? Helpful. Room quality? High. Beds? Comfy. Happy? Yep! I'd suggest wearing light PJs to avoid getting overheated. Also, make sure to bring a towel for showers & a padlock if you want to lock your valuables up. If you forget either or both of these, you can always rent. read more

I don't even like hostels very much. I use CouchSurfing.org as much as I possibly can, and I've had so bizarre and unhappy experiences at hostels, that often I'll even choose a hotel over the "budget" option of a hostel. Having said all that, I've found that Green Tortoise Seattle to be enjoyable in almost every way. The rooms are reasonably sized for the number of bunks in them, the bunks have privacy curtains, every room (that I've stayed in) has at least one window and a sink, the kitchen is good, you can drink (beer & wine anyway), on-premise, there's free breakfast (eggs, toast, fruit, juice, coffee) every morning, free dinner three nights a week, an awesome activities director with great tours, etc, and, most importantly, super friendly and helpful staff all around. I first stayed at the Green Tortoise in 2003 when it was at a different location about a block away from it's current spot, and in my opinion its character didn't change a bit in the move. The travelers who come through are fun to talk to and hang out with, but unlike at least one other hostel in town, they're fine with catering to the occasional local who, for whatever reason, is in need of a place to stay. As someone who doesn't even like hostels, I wholeheartedly, without reservation, recommend that you check out the Green Tortoise next time you need a place to stay in Seattle. read more

This is one of the best hostels I've stayed in. the hostel is very spacious with lots of room both in the room itself and in the common area. the staff is very friendly and accommodating, and the bathrooms are very clean. read more

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I was a little concerned based on the last two reviews, but I had a very pleasant stay. The staff was very friendly and there was always someone at the front desk to help out no matter the time of day/night. Like any hostel the place was a little noisy even late into the night, but that's to be expected. The facilities were very clean and comfortable. Breakfast was always a nice and social affair with bread, fruit and cook-your-own eggs. Most importantly (for me) the wifi was screaming fast. Honestly I had a better experience here than most 4+ star hotels I stay at (better staff/wifi). Cy read more

Perfect location. My boyfriend and I stayed in a private room for 5 nights. It had 2 sets of bunkbeds, double sized mattresses on the bottom bunks which was perfect. The staff was friendly, the kitchen was well equipped. We enjoyed the pub crawls as well as free dinners on certain nights of the week. Very great place to stay!!! read more

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I stayed here for 4 nights a month ago. To start off it's a great hostel with large communal areas, fantastic kitchen and multiple large, tiled bathrooms. It's situated in a prime location in the center of Seattle right in Pike Market place. I was unfortunate that the young girl who checked me in had a major attitude problem bordering on contempt. The second issue is a serious one - bed bugs. Having not experienced them before I didn't realize the severity of the problem they represent. I could feel them crawling on me at night but didn't keep me from sleeping. The problem is that they got in my clothes and I now have them in my house and I'm facing a serious battle and cost to try to rid them from my home. For this reason alone I'd say avoid The Green Turtle as its apparently a crap shoot whether you get a room that has them. read more

Not the first hostel I've stayed in but it is on par with all of them. Pros - I did like making my own breakfast every morning, something about standing over the grill and whipping up your pancakes and eggs - along with the endless coffee. Close to Pikes Place and centrally located for everything else. Friendly employees. It felt safe, initially I was worried, but after the first night we realized it was a great place to stay. Cons - Sometimes we had to wait on bathrooms and showers, but most of the time we were up early enough to beat the major rush. Not a lot to complain about, I would recommend bringing a towell and lock if you don't want to rent them. But overall I would stay at this hostel again if I find myself back in Seattle. read more

This is a fantastic hostel! I've stayed in a couple of hostels before (6), and this has been my favorite so far. The staff is very helpful and friendly at all hours. The rooms are clean and have a sink in them which is quite convenient. Each bathroom is private (not locker room style where there are shower stalls in a main room), clean, and spacious. Not only do they provide a great breakfast (not just coffee/tea and toast, but the fixings for eggs and pancakes, every morning), they also offer free dinners Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday- talk about bang for your buck! I wasn't around to participate, but they were offering free yoga every afternoon, as well as many other group activities nearly every day, so you could get to know the city and other people in the hostel. As a single female traveler I felt safe the entire time I stayed; I will definitely be returning to this hostel next time I visit Seattle. read more

The green tortoise hostel is a special place- for less than 40 dollars- dorm bed you have a safe haven in the middle of Seattle. Also, if you are traveling alone there are all sorts of events and discounts for you to get to know the city. I stayed for a week and I encountered almost every type of traveler imaginable--- an exdoctor bicycling across the entire U.S., some families (kids are welcome), a la cordon bleh trained chef (who happens to cook some of the FREE group meals. There is also a free pancake and egg breakfast every morning which makes your time in the city a lot cheaper. read more

Great place to stay at for cheap! They have individual rooms that you can book as well as of course shared rooms with queen or twin sized beds. The restrooms were clean, but make sure you wake up early enough to use them if you're showering etc. Around 7am-8am it's pretty busy in the bathrooms. The service was great and they were very professional. Hostels are the way to go for cheap accommodations when traveling anywhere! I'd highly suggest the green tortoise. Not to mention the location is right in front of the pike & near all the hustle and bustle! read more

For my first time at a hostel this was a great experience. The staff were gracious, accommodating and very helpful. We had a bit of trouble finding it due to google maps not being updated. It's actually located in Pike Place Market, not along the shore front. Can't give the 5th star due to the restrooms not being very clean, there was also the occasional waft of weed... read more

Can't beat the location! You get the downtown Seattle experience. Comfy bunks and private separate updated bathrooms. Each bunk has curtains, lamp, plug ins, locker, and fan. Great common area with smoking lounge. Free breakfast, activities, and my favorite part- a Massage chair! It can be hot cuz no A/C but it's an old building so that's expected. All in all a great hostel experience! read more

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This place is a haven for criminals who wish to violate the AMERICANS with Disabilities Act. My friend has a guide dog. When We tried to book 2 beds in their dorm room, we were refused upon the employee learning that my friend has a service dog. The hostel requires that service animals only be allowed in private rooms, but none were available. This is direct discrimination, and will not be tolerated. Legal action will be taken unless it is resolved. We have already lost precious memories of a vacation in Washington, and that damage is irreparable. By the way, they have no elevator, so they discriminate against wheelchair users and people with walking difficulties who can't manage stairs. read more

Best hostel hands down!!!!!!!!! Friendly service! Excellen touring service!! Weed friendly!!!!

I just recently got back from a trip to Seattle and stayed at this hostel. The location is great. Right when you leave the hostel door to the left is Pike Place Market which makes great for finding food and and whatever else you decide to get at a Farmer's Market. Almost everything is within walking distance which is why I believe this hostel is chosen by most people staying in Seattle. As for the hostel itself the rooms have bunk beds and the beds have curtains for a little privacy. The kitchen is big and accommodating but people rarely ever wash their own dishes, they just stick everything in a sanitizer so sometimes you'll end up with dishes with sanitized food on them. The common room is a great place to interact with the others that are staying at the hostel. The computers are a little slow and most people go over the courtesy time limit but I can see that is not really bothersome. I would have given this place a 5 but the bathrooms are definitely not clean all the time even though they're cleaned often. I noticed fleas jumping around everywhere and the person I was traveling with complained about feeling itchy after a day. Then I myself became itchy so there's no doubt in my mind there they have a problem there. I decided to give this place a 3 because although the people up front are SOMETIMES nice and helpful the rate for staying is a little high for a place that is OK. It's not like a hotel and quite honestly a motel would probably be cleaner. The fleas and itchiness also contributed to my decision. read more

I enjoyed my 3 day stay there. Would highly recommend it. Pros- 1. Very helpful staff and they are knowledgeable about the things to do in Seattle. 2. Clean rooms, beds, bathroom, kitchen and everything else. 3. Lock rent $2, deposit $20, Towel rent $1 4. Free breakfast and that too a delicious one. Can cook your own food too. 5. In the heart of downtown Seattle. Opposite to Pike place market. Cons- Can not think of anything. read more

Good: Great location, nice common space, nice bathrooms, sturdy bunk beds, privacy curtains, individual fans and reading lights. Privacy curtains are great for keeping your bed dark even if people have the light on and for not waking up with someone staring at you (had that happen once or twice in hostels). Bad: Noisy. Room was super cramped. Door was practically banging my bed everytime someone opened it. Ugly: Asked to switch to an empty bottom bunk further from the door, and was pompously informed that it would be too much trouble for housekeeping (even though I offered to switch the sheets myself). Hello, it's a hostel not a juvie prison. Yes, it's cheaper than a hotel - but you should still have some concept of customer service. read more

Location - as perfect as it can be. Right at the heart of Downtown. Within yards of the Pike Place Market, 1st starbucks, waterfront piers, Seattle Aquarium, Seattle Art Museum & walking distance (about 1 mile) to the Seattle Center for the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Olympic Sculpture Park and the EMP Museum. Pretty much everything that makes Seattle a memorable place to travel. Opposite to Subway & HardRock Cafe, within half a block of great bars like CanCan and NocNoc Connected by buses 24x7. Ambiance - Hosts mainly budget travelers & young crowd from all across the world. Not a good idea to bring your children to stay in this place because people can drink alcohol openly in the community area. Service - Excellent people (Justin, Debbie, Lucie all were very polite and helpful). Helpful and Kind. Gives you good directions to travel around town. Free make-your-own-breakfast. Free Wi-Fi in the community area. Reading lamps, personal fans. I didnt like the free dinner they made though. The plates they cleaned werent very clean, they might wanna improve in that area. Traveler Tip - Carry your own locks for the lockers they give you. Carry 20$ cash for initial security deposit. read more

This is my 3rd hostel and I have to say one of the best. I loved the oversized storage under the bunks- big enough to fit a full size suitcase and still have some room for some small shopping bags. My fan for the bed didn't work well at all but I like that they try. It was extremely hot. If traveling here in the summer maybe pack a small personal fan as well. Brekkie is simple and you have to prepare it yourself which shouldn't be an issue- you make yourself food at home right?!... Don't know why so many complain about that....it's free and most people are completely able-bodied; just lazy and complaining. They offer discounted EMP tickets, have various free and small fee activities, and more. Overall it's a really good bargain for Seattle- especially during high travel times. read more

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This is where I will stay whenever I'm in Seattle. The location and price can't be beat. They have fun things planned every day and are very welcoming. read more