We had the most INCREDIBLE stay at Palihotel Seattle. the moment we stepped in the door we were met with a wonderful atmosphere! the smells and decor are all so welcoming and fitting for a boutique hotel. We loved spending time in the fireside room with a book and the rooms have everything needed including top of the line bath and body products. With the friendly staff to make things even better we have already booked our next stay!! Can't wait to return to this beautiful location! read more

If you only care about proximity to top things to tourist things in Seattle this is a good option. Upon check in there was no where to park the car to unload the bags, the parking out front of the hotel was "5minutes" but clear people were parked there much longer. Once we finally made it inside the hotel I paid the 133$ for parking down the street I was told just scan the QR code when you enter and leave. Well, it was a nightmare the entire time and never worked and the parking deck staff was truly useless. The hotel should not recommend such a crappy parking deck that will cause their guests problems each time they move their car. Anyways, back to the hotel. The hotel smells like a hospital it seems it's a converted hospital as the rooms have the hospital symbol on the lights. The housekeeping did not clean or make the beds until night DAY 3. Which is CRAZY. The tv in the room only has live tv no Netflix or YouTube. The bottles of water in the room are 12$ the fridge stocked is extremely expensive. The snacks in the room are extremely expensive. The parking is extremely expensive. Upon arriving to the hotel one night there was a ghost tour talking about the "hotel". All in all amazing location and really everything else left a lot to be desired. read more

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While the lobby has the beautiful art deco feel that makes you excited for the experience of staying at this cute little hotel, the service leaves something to be desired. From the moment checked in until the moment we checked out, the front desk service staff left something to be desired. We were made to feel like an imposition, which didn't really match what one would expect from in the hospitality industry. During our three night stay, there were no housekeeping services to remove trash or refill toilet paper. And when we did call the front desk for toilet paper, there was no answer. Disappointed is putting it lightly. I'm glad I got to see their cute decor, but I would not recommend the Palihotel in Seattle to friend or foe. However, the staff at the Hart and the Hunter restaurant attached to the hotel was phenomenal. I'd recommend staying somewhere else while stopping by the Hart for a meal and bevvie. read more

Location, location, location - Pike Place Market! Woo-hoo! Hotel staff were helpful and our room was clean and serviceable, tho on the smaller side. Furnishings were stylish and retro modern. Our room faced inwards, so was relatively quiet. That said, the 'hood here was def way sketchy at night, btw, so check your comfort level before reserving. The hotel restaurant turned out to be too pricey for our tastes ($16 for breakfast yogurt? Really?) - but TBH by the time we left, we concluded everything anywhere near the market is premium priced! If you focus on proximity to Pike Place, as we did, you can ignore the rest, and enjoy your stay. read more

Four stars based on the following: - LOCATION- if this is your first visit to Seattle or you just want to be in the middle of the Pike Place Market action, this is super convenient. - Aesthetic, we loved the quirky green-forward design - Space, we booked the king studio and it was very big with a couch, double vanity in the bathroom, walk-in shower + claw foot tub - AC worked well, not one of those places where you put it to 68 but it never gets below 75 - Our room was comfortable- I saw reviews about hard mattresses, and our friends reported that their mattress was hard. Ours was comfy and the pillows were as well. Noting some not-so-great things in case they are important to you: - Noise, creaky floors (it's an old building) will wake you up if you aren't on the top floor. Also, there seem to be thin walls in areas, or we just happened to have quiet neighbors. Our friends staying in another room could hear someone's incessant coughing through the wall. - There's no market or complimentary water. We paid $9 for each of the large bottles in our room. - There's a mini fridge, but it's FULL. We had drinks and leftovers that we wanted to keep cold so we had to remove all the stuff and restock it before we left. read more

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I didn't really wanna give this rating, but, here we are. We have one more day here out of a 3 night stay. Upon arrival, front desk has been very welcoming along with housekeeping staff in our floor. We were given a heads up, upon checking in- that the elevator was temporarily out of service- due to a part needing to be delivered. The receptionist noticed I was wearing a medical boot on my foot and gave us the second floor. Yes, the aesthetic is gorgeous in the lobby and in your room. That's another reason why I booked here. Also, very close proximity to Pike's Public Market a block away. While we were out exploring our first day- hubby received a text stating the elevator would be up and running by 6/18 at 7pm. Then on our second day (6/18) we received another text in the afternoon stating the elevator would not be operating at all. And if guests need to cancel their reservation, they are waiving cancellation fees. Yes, it's an inconvenience. Another inconvenience I realized at 3am on our second day- there's no coffee pods in the room! Just teeny tiny Early grey pods. Hunt and Gather opens at 8am. Local cafes open at either 7am or 7:30. But, as much as I don't want to patronize Starbucks- the one across the street from Pike Place Public Market (the first Starbucks)- opens before 6:30am. But- ONLY beverages are served. No microwave in the rooms, something that would be great to have handy. No in room safe. There's a full stocked mini fridge and snack cubby available. Price list is available- but, many stores like H Mart across the street and Target a few blocks down to take advantage of. We haven't looked for an ice machine- so, not sure if there's one available. Since there's no ice bucket available in the rooms. We requested an iron and ironing board- housekeeping delivered promptly. We were asked if we would like daily room service, and declined the offer. read more

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I had no idea what hotel to choose for my stay in Seattle and picked the one that had a good rate. I brought my earplugs in case it was too noisy! I read the reviews and came prepared. I walked in with my luggage and the concierge was busy checking in a group. It took a while to get them check in and finally I got checked in within 5 minutes and given a voucher for a free drink. I made it up to my room which was absolutely lovely. The set up was beautiful and I was in a nice corner facing the H Mart. The setup was different since the sink was on the opposite side of the bathroom. But no big deal. Room had a section for all the snacks and I was cautious to read the price of the items to ensure I didn't have any surprises on my final bill. I had brought ear plugs because I read all the reviews that the walls were thin. Didn't end up needing them which was great. I enjoyed my room as it was close to the elevator. I would recommend the front desk acknowledge people as they wait in line. Let's them know they are seen and will be helped out shortly. The hotel is beautiful and I enjoyed my stay. I would return again. read more

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Charming... but not quite my vibe. The best thing about Palihotel Seattle is the location, it's literally across the street from Pike Place Market. You can walk everywhere, grab coffee, watch the ferries, and come back to your room without ever needing a car. Huge plus. Now for the hotel itself.... it's definitely got a vintage, 1920s or 30s vibe. Think retro charm mixed with moody lighting and deep green walls. Clean, yes. But upgraded? Not really. The lighting was very yellow and dim, which made getting ready (or vlogging) a bit of a challenge. The whole room felt drab because of it, even though the décor tried to stay true to its old-school theme. Just a heads up: there are no two-bed options here. Every room comes with one king bed only, so it's not ideal for sharing. On the bright side, check-in was smooth and they handed out free cocktail cards one per guest that you can use at The Hart and The Hunter bar downstairs (which I did appreciate). If you're into retro, artsy hotels with character, you'll love it here. But if you're like me and prefer a little more modern comfort and good lighting, this one might not be your soft life stay. read more

Perfect location in downtown Seattle right by Pike's Place. This quirky little hotel is perfect for a weekend stay. Front desk and restaurant staff were very pleasant and helpful. Only downside is the parking situation which is a few blocks away and not a good area to walk alone or at night. You'd be better off parking at the market. read more

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This is a low class place. This is the room we walked into. I have a confirmation I didn't book this room. They partner's with 3rd parties who separate the room types and charge per room type. They say they only have these rooms left, and they can't do anything about it. Also, stated was valet parking but not between 11-7. There is no parking here, and no one to take the car. You have to do it yourself and walk back. Are you kidding me? read more

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I had fond memories of this place from a few years ago, when the hospitality was warm and the staff were genuinely friendly -- but in this hotel, wherever you looked, it seemed somewhat worn or dated. read more

Location is great and it's cute. HOWEVER... the bed and pillows were TERRIBLE! I had the worst pain from the bed and could hardly sleep! Also the bed was lopsided! Along with the AC in our first room didn't work! Our second room wasn't much better! No space to put anything! All the stuff was either in my suitcase or on the floor! Just very expensive for old and run down vibes. I will say the shampoo and conditioner were nice and the robe was very comfortable. read more

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The Hotel did fix the cancelation policy and allowed for a refund. We had to cancel our trip to Seattle due to the flooding. Originally the hotel had a no refund through 3rd party policy in place. After some back and forth with hotel they refunded all cost. Thank you read more

I had fond memories of this place from a few years ago, when the hospitality was warm and the staff were genuinely friendly -- but this time around, it was a complete disaster. I came back for my birthday trip, hoping for the same great experience, but what I got was the polar opposite. From the moment we arrived, the staff were cold, unwelcoming, and borderline rude -- not a single smile, no greeting, just dead stares like we were an inconvenience. It felt uncomfortable and awkward, like we had shown up to a party we weren't invited to. The room? Gross. The floor had visible dirt and grime, and it clearly hadn't been cleaned properly. But the worst part? The bed. It was like sleeping on a slab of concrete. I woke up with horrible back pain that lasted the entire trip -- I'm still dealing with it days later. The entire vibe felt off, almost hostile. Every encounter with the front desk staff felt like we were bothering them just by existing. I don't know if there's been a change in management or if they've just stopped caring, but this place has gone downhill fast. It ruined what was supposed to be a relaxing, celebratory trip. Never coming back. Ever. read more

MOTEL WITH MAKEUP ON I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, the service was beyond disappointing. Pros: The hotel is beautifully designed, with a cute, boutique feel, and it's very trendy. The food was also quite good. Cons: We stayed for SIX nights and only received housekeeping service for ONE day, despite requesting it for every day of our stay. We quickly ran out of toilet paper and other essentials, and it was incredibly frustrating to keep asking for more when we were paying top dollar for this experience. When we mentioned this to the staff, we were told that housekeeping needed to be scheduled 24 hours in advance, which made absolutely no sense since we had requested it upon check-in. Parking is also off site a few blocks over and unfortunately you have to walk through some spots where we were witnessing people actively using drugs. We heard gunshots one night nearby. We ordered room service using the provided sheet, and it was more than an hour late. The TV had consistent issues, losing signal and being delayed. We even mentioned it was my partner's birthday when we booked, and not only did we not get any special treatment, but the service we received was downright awful. As someone who has worked in hospitality, I get that the industry can be tough, but it felt like this hotel cares more about appearances than actually providing a good experience. Honestly, it felt like staying at a motel with a fresh coat of makeup. Super disappointed and wouldn't recommend it. read more

This is not a luxury hotel & I would not recommend it for kids either. You can hear everything at night, the front desk isn't clear about parking, you'll likely be out $80 for street parking. The outlets near the bed couldn't even hold a simple night light. We tried to leave the light on dim & after an hour or so they shut off so not ideal if you have someone afraid of the dark. There were stains on the wall & dirt on the floor. Not pleasant read more

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I love this Hotel! Nicest employees in all of downtown. Thank you! Both Collin and Keisha are definitely 5 star employees. Thank you for making my visit extra comfortable. Very warm and friendly caring people. Your management needs to know how wonderful you are. You help create the 5 star service. Great Job! read more

If you want convenience to Pike's Market area this is great location. Old building. Slow elevator. Dirty carpets. Very loud street noise all night long. Not sure why because it's not really a main street. Bathroom was dirty with hair and the paper roll was broken off the wall. We did report but no one ever came. Mattress was broken down and very slanted. We did have a pleasant experience with Harry at the front desk. Very knowledgeable and helpful. For the price they charge per night we expected better. The restaurant attached to the hotel is very nice. Employees were friendly and service was great. I will not be recommending this to friends or family who will be traveling there. I did send them an email and also responded to their survey they sent and never was contacted by them. read more

This hotel was nice but I don't think I'll be returning, as you walk in there's a pungent smell of pickles and dust for some reason. There's only one elevator here and it's slow and dirty. As you walk through the hotel, everything is very aged/old; not even vintage as I imagine the aesthetic for this hotel is. The carpet is quite literally ran through and stained. The AC in the room is hard to work and the WiFi was in and out the entire time we were there. The water in the shower also was not the best, it smelled of chlorine and I guess every time someone flushed a toilet, the water would stop and then resume after. LOL BESIDES all that, the location is very good because you'll have quick access to everything such as pike place and everything is walking distance. The greeters were nice and helpful and the staff themselves are amazing. Management needs to work on cleaning this place up. read more

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I felt compelled to leave this review, as I'm really genuinely stumped by the mixed reviews - this place is such a little gem, with the best vibe, in the best location! It seems like most of the mixed reviews concern the noise...but it's typical city noise, nothing out of the ordinary. So please don't let that deter you, and rob you of a great experience! I was in a Deluxe Queen, which was perfect! I had a nice view of the water, and the room was super clean and cute. The minibar/snack basket both had fantastic offerings, for reasonable prices. The Nespresso setup is equipped with plenty of pods and real espresso cups and saucers, which is a nice touch. The pillows, mattress, and bedding were all sumptuous! The sitting room adjacent to the lobby has very comfy furniture, with a fireplace, and hosts the afternoon free candy bar. It's a lovely space, with cute decor and interesting pieces. If you've read other reviews, you've probably read all the raves about Harry...believe the hype! He is phenomenal and helpful and wonderful and all the good adjectives! Any interaction you have with him is sure to put a smile on your face! read more

Queen size room was small, dated. King sized room was better. For both rooms, beds were hard, sheets were scratchy, rooms are loud. No fans in bathrooms. Low water pressure in showers. Attached restaurant staff was aloof at best, rude at worst. It's not a terrible hotel, but I wouldn't stay again. read more

The positives: Great location, steps from the market and other key locations. We were told the best room is 416, the corner room with two water views. It's a decent-sized room for an old building with enough space for two people. Everything was updated and nice. The staff were very nice, it's quiet in the lobby, and there is a nicely designed sitting room to hang out and read or chat. We had a great view and that added to our stay. There is a coffee shop and restaurant in the hotel. The less-than-great: it's EXPENSIVE. For the price, I won't stay again. Also, at that price, water shouldn't be $13 a large bottle! It would be nice to have complimentary water. It's noisy, so be prepared for city noise and windows that are old and not that sealed. I found the bed a bit saggy and uncomfortable, but my husband was fine. The coffee shop opens pretty late (7:30) and the restaurant as well (8). The coffee shop across the street was open early, so we got coffee there, but then had to finish it before bringing it in the restaurant, which was a bit annoying and silly. Overall, glad we did it, but would probably stay elsewhere if we returned. read more

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What type of traveler are you? Traveler A: Bar hopping with your pals, drinking, eating, shopping, relaxing, and sleeping in till noon... Traveler B: Wake up early to hit the gym, maybe some yoga, and/or all the local landmarks before the tourist crowds and long lines. This is a great hotel if you're Traveler B, because you'll be awake long before all the delivery trucks and loud traffic comes rolling into Pike's Public Market! Traveler A will have a rude awaking starting around 730am! PROs: -Perfect location right on Pikes Place Market! Great if you're on a very short Seattle trip! -Fun, spacious, clean, hipster retro 60s decor rooms, we got a King bed room. -Fun, spacious, artistic, austere lobby area...its like you're in a Wes Anderson film! -Friendly service all around -Security at the lobby door at night. -Fridge! It's a minibar too, but you can just move their stuff out temporarily, and then put it back before you checkout ;) CONS: -Perfect location on Pikes Place Market = lots of outside noise on the tourist filled weekends and delivery trucks every morning -No direct parking, but you probably don't have a car and are using uber/lyft/public transportation -Expensive mini bar! -$221/night for a Monday in June seemed rather high, but its also sort of reasonable for downtown Seattle hotels' sky high prices. I could stay here again...just be sure to use ear plugs(provided in the room) for a good night's sleep, and all should be well! read more

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This was the best modern boutique style hotel in downtown Seattle. We are constantly going back to Seattle to watch the Seahawks play so we need a fun, clean place to stay. This place is amazing! It's across the street from Pike Place market and only a 15 minute walk from the Lumen Stadium. You are close to popular eatery's and scenic views! The hotel itself has everything you need. Check in is very smooth I received a text prior to check in and throughout our stay asking if we needed anything! They coordinate with a parking garage across the way at a discounted price for your convenience. They have a restaurant and coffee shop which provides a discount and free drink tickets with your stay! The hotel is very clean & aesthetic. They have a library hangout spot where you have access to a candy bar daily. Your room comes equipped with snacks and full fridge of drinks for purchase. We have stayed at different Airbnbs and hotels other times and still kept looking for something special. This is finally it and will keep coming back! One thing I read people didn't enjoy was the noise level due to it being a popular busy street however I am a light sleeper and didn't have any issues. They exceeded our expectations! read more

I paid close to $500 for a one-night stay here, and within 20 minutes, I wanted to leave. While it's right across the street from Pike Place Market, the value ends there. The room smelled strongly like a dirty litter box, the bed was uncomfortable, and the floors had visible stains throughout. It reminded me more of a run-down hostel than a high-priced hotel. The staff at check-in weren't friendly, which didn't set a great tone either. To make matters worse, it was incredibly loud. It feels like there is no insulation--street noise from buses, sirens, yelling, drag racing, and beeping continued all night long. This was not the relaxing experience I expected. I would not stay here again or recommend it to anyone, especially at this price point. read more

Beautiful boutique hotel, centrally located to public transportation (Link Light Rail) and 1 block up from Pikes Place Market. There is a lovely restaurant, bar and coffee shop attached to the hotel. Also, once night falls, the atmosphere changes downtown. It gets a little loud and a bit scary with the unhoused population. For the price we paid per night, they could improve on their front desk customer service by welcoming their guests with a friendly smile and not being so dismissive. Another thing we noticed while waiting for our room to be ready, is that there wasn't any toilet paper in any of the 4 restrooms in the lobby and there wasn't anyone around to tell. It was a great trip and stay but I will likely stay somewhere else next time that I know has better amenities and customer service that represents the price point. I would also prefer an area where I feel safe walking around at night. read more

My bestie and I did a girls trip to Seattle, and spent 3 nights at the Palihotel. The decor and vibes are what prompted me to book, and it is just as cute in person. I thought the price we paid was very reasonable compared to some of the other, more know, but very plain hotels. Our service was great! We arrived really early around 10 am and were greeted by a super nice front desk clerk. I really wish I caught her name because she was very helpful. She told us the rooms weren't ready this early, which was no big deal, and grabbed our luggage so we could go explore without toting them around. We didn't make it very far as a woman in the lobby recommended eating at the hotel restaurant. It was good, not too many options that caught my eye, but the banana pancakes were sooo good! As we were leaving the restaurant the front desk clerk ran after us and asked if we wanted to check in! It was about 12pm, and we of course accepted. We had a bunk bed room and it was cute, decent size for people who aren't going to spend too much time in the room. We didn't have a view, but it wasn't a big deal since you can just walk one block down and be right where the action is. The fridge is stocked and was a bummer we couldn't put our own drinks in it. All in all we had a great stay, and I will now be searching for Palihotels in cities I travel to! read more

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My family and friends and I have stayed at the PaliHotel 3 times in Seattle over the past 5 years, and we have always had a wonderful experience with friendly staff, clean rooms and delicious food at the restaurant. I just booked a room for my daughter and her boyfriend for the past 3 nights and the experience was very subpar. The staff was indifferent and not friendly at all. The floor in the room was dirty. Both my daughter and her boyfriend complained of back stiffness after sleeping on the uncomfortable bed. In addition, the food at the restaurant was poor and the staff was just ok. What happened? This is not a cheap place to stay, and the service and accommodations were very poor and not worth the price. It is a shame, since the hotel has a fun location and used to be a nice place. read more

I am reluctantly writing this review because I loved the property itself, but the front desk woman threw me for a loop, and electively left me in danger. She was not at all hospitable from the get go, one of those people who I could tell my genuine kindness annoyed her. I'm from an island called O'ahu, we show everyone aloha especially when they need it. Long story short I was feeling so grateful and blessed to be in Seattle on a beautiful day. I booked a ticket for the ferris wheel online that day, and on the way out of the hotel I saw a homeless person sitting on a bench who just looked so so sad and low and I thought, I'm going to ask him how his day was and show him that not everyone hates him.. Maybe give him some hope, idk? We chatted for a min before I walked off to the ferris wheel. I felt like I had made his day. After the ferris wheel it was dark on the walk home and I got a little lost trying to find the hotel - but I finally did. This was a very different time of day/night then when I left.. No one was out on the street anymore and it was darker and colder now. When I got to the front door the homeless man was there asking to come up and I told him I'm so sorry but I couldn't allow that. I rang the buzzer to be let in and saw the front desk woman and another woman standing there obviously talking and laughing about me outside with this man. After many attempts and them ignoring me after buzzing (its like 9:30pm) , I started to knock. They could see me, I could see them. I was starting to get frantic. When she finally buzzed me in I asked 'why didn't you let me in sooner?', her response? 'Serves you right for making friends with the homeless people', as the woman next to her laughed at me and agreed. Overall - as a guest paying to stay at this hotel (in a king deluxe room), the worker should have made me feel welcomed and safe. She did the opposite in an effort to 'teach me a lesson' (??) and luckily no one got hurt. Totally un-professional but more-over just a bad human in this already harsh world. Maybe I was naive to try to brighten the homeless mans day, but I should have never been ignored and forced to stay in the cold with him just for their laughs. Thank you and Aloha read more

I enjoyed our stay that Palihotel. It was aesthetic, had everything we needed & within walking distance of the Public Market and other popular areas. Service was good, hotel & room clean and they also have a bar & restaurant which was good especially if you want to stay in. Some things that might be inconvenient are parking (but this is the city so that's always a challenge in a major city & noise at night). The noise didn't bother us, but if you are not used to it or a light sleeper might be an issue. I would definitely stay here again. The hotel is just my type of vibe. read more

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A very nicely located hotel if you're wanting to walk to everything! We enjoyed it quite a bit! The only downside was - housekeeping didn't do such a great job, bed was haphazardly made, did not replace toiletries as well as there were a few suspect stains on the floor. Room was a great size and super comfortable! We will stay here again! read more

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Great place for the one night we stayed there. The hotel itself is in a great location and is very aesthetically pleasing. Due to the price, we probably wouldn't stay again, but we had a great experience overall. Pros: -Kind staff -A/C, TV, bed -Location (for access to the city, Pike Place Market is right across the street) -Restaurant/coffee bar right in the building (it was closed by the time we checked in, though) -Bathrobes -Aesthetics Cons: -Loud (garbage trucks, city noise, luckily we were exhausted) -Price..a bit hefty.. -Location (difficult to get to with city driving, had to park at a ramp for ~$32/night several blocks away) -Small room -No fridge room or microwave read more

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When the airplane landing on SEA, our luggages didn't came out right away from the big mouth of a carousel. I waited and waited more than an hour, seeing around the airport inside. The luggage came out finally and the people who waited for a long time, smiled on their face and met their friends and family and went away. Even though my luggages came out, I should do more. I would take a train to reach my hotel. After the going through the PSA because I came from out of the States, I met my daughter at the exit door, taking an elevator and pulling my luggages together to the train station, hopping on the train to the north for 45 mins, walking 4 blocks on foot, meeting so many homelesses, and finally I opened the door of this hotel where the staffs welcomed us with ear-to-ear smiles. Isn't it Paradise? I mean is this paradise rather than Palihotel? So pretty with dark forest wall color, a Smeg kettle, and fridge, cozy and comfy king bed, mildew-less bath tile and modern bath tub beside the window, it was speechless. When I got out after taking some rest, I could see the beautiful sunset beyond the Public Market. I could imagine the days while I stay here, beautiful, poetic lives in Seattle even though only I would stay for three days. read more

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Perfection. Stayed here for one night and loved the vibe and the kindness of its employees. You're also right across the street from Pike Place Market. Pro tip: don't be me and pay for parking next door only to need to move your car to the hotel's partner garage a block away. read more

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If you want a hotel that is within walking distance to everything downtown Seattle has to offer... look no more for this IS THE SPOT. Stayed here for almost a week. I checked out for a day and thought about trying out a different hotel but not a fan of homeless folks camping outside!! Palihotel is super safe and it's literally steps away to Pike Market! Hmart is also across the street. 2 Starbucks location with just a quick 2 minute walk. Metrorail access is just a short walk as well. The only Uber ride I took was back to the airport! Can't get any better than that! Such a cute boutique hotel! I will definitely stay here again! read more

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The room is so loud you can hear everything outside. May as well not even have windows. The mattress is low quality and super uncomfortable, would not stay again read more

I had mistakenly booked the wrong dates through a 3rd party booking and did not discover this until checkin. I was told not to worry as they can still accommodate me. What they didn't tell me is the $144 a night I had booked through the 3rd party had turned into $299 a night, there is no parking at the hotel. You have to walk through an incredibly sketchy and scary part of town to get to the parking. My room smelled musty and was dirty. My room then flooded at 3 am soaking and ruining my leather boots and clothing. I was immediately moved to another room after calling the front desk and she stated they thought the leak was fixed but it's obviously not. She was kind enough to help me pack my room and gave me a plastic bag inside a paper bag for my clothing. I was told my room would be refunded. 10 days later, instead of a refund I get an email from the manager Harry letting me know there wasn't a leak but I had spilled something. Total gaslighting. I did happen to take a picture of the fun email and the "puddle" I was later accused of creating. Do better people. read more

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Really pathetic for a "hip" hotel. I've stayed here twice and both times they tell me that they are "backordered" on having coffee pods in the room. Sorry - at this price, I expect at least the basics in a room... And the front desk staff don't seem to give a shit about it. The last time I stayed here, the room had no desk or chair - just a bed. Will not stay here again. read more

This place is super cute but keep in mind that it is RIGHT on 1st Ave and is not quiet at all! The options are a room that faces the other building one foot away to the East, or a room with a view to the West that is right on 1st. Getting a full night sleep was impossible with the traffic- but it's obviously not their fault give the location. It's an eclectic little spot that was nice for a small night staycation, and the attached restaurant was great (so was the room service), but I think this place for me is a one and done. read more

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I stayed here the second week of the new year & I loved every minute of it! The staff was so friendly, accommodating and down to earth. The decor and ambiance is so inviting and well put together. The attached restaurant is super adorbs and makes a mean latte. I loved my room and was so thrilled to be upgraded to a king. The room had a street view and it was beautiful when it started to snow. The layout of the room was quaint and different. Separate sink & shower situation but don't be deferred, it felt very firm/studio apartment vibe. I will recommend this hotel to anyone and everyone I can't wait to stay there again. read more

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