I give the Palihotel 2 stars for the outstanding staff and not-to-be beat location. However, this is a tired, old hotel with a fresh paint job and a few decorations thrown around masquerading as a boutique hotel. *Noisiest hotel ever - bordering Pine and 1st with SINGLE PANE WINDOWS, don't expect to sleep. You will literally hear everything on the street in your room and that will continue through all hours of the night. No amount of exhaustion will override the noise. *Smallest of small rooms. *Poor or cheap design decisions - bathroom behind a light-weight wood pocket door with an inch and a half gap from floor to bottom of door. There might as well have been no door at all. *Homeless folks defecating and shooting up in the alley under one-quarter of the room windows at this hotel. *Slowest elevator in North America. Honestly, staying here put a damper on the entire get-away weekend. Would NEVER make this decision again and recommend you look at the other reviews very closely. read more

Loved my stay here! This hotel is a minute walk to Pike place market! It was super cute and quaint. My favorite color is all over the walls and the decor is so cute! The staff was very friendly and the room was comfortable. Our room was small but it was not a problem for me. I would definitely stay here again. read more

Loved our stay at the Palihotel. We had arrived on 8/24 very early since we were in a cruise and were greeted by friendly faces even though it was 7am. My reservation wasn't really available until 3pm but they were able to get me in a room right when we arrived. The decor is excellent, the room was spacious and the bed was very comfortable. We had breakfast there and it blew my mind on how good it was. It's close to market as well as other point of interest around the area. I will definitely be staying at this hotel again. read more

Visiting from California and was so pleased with our stay. Friendly & helpful staff, clean establishment (what you see in the website pics is exactly what you get), cool vibe & smelled great. During our stay we had a breakfast & a dinner at the restaurant and both were great experiences.... Food was delicious! Couldn't ask for a better LOCATION!!! A block from Pike Place public market, walking distance to so many other tourist attractions, restaurants/coffee shops/retail shopping all super close in proximity. Our bed was comfy (including the pillows) & the room was bigger than it appeared in the online pictures. read more

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Mixed feelings on my recent experience here but at the outrageous rate I paid for that last-minute weekday stay, I can't say it was worth $500+. Location can't be beat. You're right in the thick of it, literally across the street from the Market. I've been to Palihotels before so I knew what to expect: standard hipster boutique hotel vibes, from the lobby to the room with...inventive takes, i.e. no closet, just a bar in the front by the tv, open-air shower, barren bulbs, overall rustic feel. Reference my photos to get a sense. One of the sinks looked like it was about to fall off the wall but I couldn't tell if it needed to be fixed or it was all part of the vibe. It's that kind of place. Also, it's dark. Like, really dark. I struggled getting ready in the morning and wouldn't be surprised if I walked out looking like a clown because I could not see my makeup application at all. Windows don't allow a lot of light. So the accommodations definitely skew more masculine. Breakfast the next day was a strain down at The Hart and the Hunter because they had one...ONE poor server handling the entire space. 2 more came after the rush but there should be some planning with scheduling here, I would expect 8-10am timeframe to always be busy during the week. Service also has room for improvement. I arrived around 9pm, all smiles, excited to experience a hotel that came recommended by a colleague, and that I was in a city I have never been in. I asked the front desk attendant as she was checking me in if she had any recommendations for a late dinner. She coldly gestured towards their restaurant, flatly told me it would be closing at 10, then offered one additional option: a "Mexican restaurant across the street." That's it. Zero helpfulness, in fact it felt like I was bothering her. I didn't expect full concierge service but this was a bummer and really set a negative tone to my experience, especially when I travel as often as I do and am usually impressed by hotel service. For what I paid that night, this was the rotten cherry on top of my time here. read more

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The hotel itself is great due to polite and welcoming staff, location, and great coffee. Everything was walking distance like The pike market place, the piers, the space needle ( take the train on 5th, cost $3.00). The only reason for not the 5 starts is due to the lack of noice cancelling windows. I could hear the trash being picked up at the curb at 5 am, the people outside yelling at 12:00 am , and seagulls squawking at 6:00am . It was so loud that it would wake me up from deep sleep. Take ear plugs. read more

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Location is the best. You can walk everywhere or take the Light Rail. Great vibe, really good music in the breakfast, library and bar area. Lovely hot shower and warm room. Hotel is clean everywhere. Custodian mopping and vacuuming during happy hour. No drawers or shelves in the Studio for our clothes. Restaurant and bar closed Sunday evening. read more

Will is an amazing bar tender great vibes great drinks , really enjoyed our time here . Thanks you so much will !!

No idea why the average rating for this hotel is only a 3 and also surprised this hotel didn't have more guests while we were there. You really can't beat the location (it's a block from Pike Place Market) and the lobby, lounge area/living room and the rooms are super charming and cozy. The rooms themselves aren't large, but who cares - get out and explore the city! Staff couldn't be more friendly and helpful. Given the location, price seemed a decent value as well. If I could, I'd prob give 4.5 stars. Would stay here again. read more

While aesthetically pleasing and the staff wonderful, this hotel was not without its challenges. If you value sleep at all, do not opt for a water-view type room at all as you'll be kept awake all night bc the windows are so thin that you hear everything on the busy street (1st Ave). It's like you've paid to try to sleep on a bench outside. The water pressure was also lacking. Front desk staff were fabulous and the restaurant downstairs is solid. read more

As a business traveler, I stay in 1 or 2 hotels each week. So although location and nicities are very important, functionality is high on the list too. This hotel is in a very convenient location in the Pike Place Market area. The lobby and bar areas are beautifully decorated, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. However, Valet parking is $55, while the Market garage is only $30 and only a 3 minute walk. The hotel is also right beside a strip club - not the best environment. Not much planning seemed to go into the functionality of the rooms. The hair dryer and facial tissues are kept by the toilet in another room from the vanity, there is no convenient place to hang a towel by the shower, their is no iron or ironing board already in the room (you have to call and wait for it), there are no power outlets available on either side of the bed (one side has them, but they are already used and full), there is no vanity counter space, there is no coffee in the room, and there is no closet or wardrobe (only a water pipe with hangers on it). Also, the lighting over the vanity/sink is truly terrible - one bulb under a globe. Good luck fixing your hair, or for ladies, doing you makeup. Many of these things could be resolved without too much expense. I hope the proprietor will consider this. I expect more for $180/night. Unfortunately, I am not likely to return. read more

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Amazing atmosphere and location. The freshness of the food and coffee makes this a destination for anyone coming to the Pike Place neighborhood. Manager Mike and server Ashley make the experience personal. Portions are more than adequate. A great value. read more

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After a 3rd day of 105 degrees plus,by now 108 out, My Little studio on Beacon hill was uninhabitable. I went online, Pali had a vacancy and off I went.. Easy check in, cool ,, as in nice, and as in cold, room. The staff was helpful big time. I forgot my cell charger.. and one employee let me use his over night.. I returned it to the front desk the that morning.. Pet friendly thank God since the reason I stayed the night there was my dogs damn near died form my 90 degree apt..And yes My apt has A/C. it was 108 degrees outside, and 65 degrees inside. Thanks again Pali Hotel and crew. read more

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looks good but terrible service the front desk guy was rude some tall young kid, parking is terrible you have to walk 3 blocks away. no restaurant or room service on certain days, air condition is broke, emailed them my complaint they don't get back to you, they don't care about their guests. pay the extra dollars and stay at the Inn at the Market. this place is a motel 8 with lipstick on it. read more

A hotel that averages only 3 Stars on Yelp that charges you over $400 a night should be recognized for what it really is. A rip off! Read the reviews folks, it's really sad when a hotel charges you so much and gives you so little in return. Take note people, this is not the place you think it is. You'll leave pissed off like I did and I'm not the only one who feels taken. Keep reading.., read more

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Just cause you pay for a four star hotel doesn't mean you get four star hospitality. But Harry from Palihotel Seattle ensured our experience was intertwined with that special ingredient to make our stay memorable. Will be back! read more

A mature building well preserved with new amenities on the interior. Friendly staff, comfort food, and we met many locals patronizing the establishment. Across the street from Pikes, a Target one block away. read more

We (2 adults & a teenager) absolutely LOVED this hotel. The staff immediately made us feel like we were family. The sitting area beyond the lobby made me want to grab a book & hang out. The room was small, but we knew that when we booked it. The bed was very comfortable. Despite being in a bustling area, we didn't hear any street noise. Actually, the expected rain noise was muted. The windows have blackout shades so we could sleep in. If I were visiting seattle for the first time, this is exactly where I would stay. It is so close to tourist destinations & when you walk out the door you're immersed in the local community. The location is beyond any other. The price was very reasonable; I wanted to stay at the Fairmont but decided saving $200 was a better option. I am so glad I stayed at the Palihotel. I visit seattle a few times a year and I know I will consider this my go-to hotel. It's quaint, boutique style but not at all pretentious. We did have to park our car in their offsite lot but it was only $32 a night. We didn't need our car because everything we needed/wanted to do was a 1-10 minute walk. Driving takes longer and parking down at the piers or shopping areas could cost $10 per hour. The restaurant has great food. The menu isn't large but everything is made to perfection. Like the hotel, the restaurant is swanky, comfortable & inviting. Unless you're expecting the Four Seasons, stay here. I've stayed in many hotels in Seattle & this is my hands down favorite. I will never stay at Edgewater, Hilton, Westin or Fairmont again. read more

This hotel is very close to pikes market, thats the perk, the hotel itself wasn't the most pleasing to the eye, its pretty run down, the room was dark with the dark green paint on the walls, the bathroom is in need of a renovation, there wasn't a sink in the bathroom is was on another side of the room, but the bed & pillows we're comfortable, parking isnt at the hotel but at a parking garage about 3 blocks away, we didnt try any of the amenities in the hotel, it was a quick trip, 1 night & we were on our way, the location was great though read more

Beautiful decor, the best friendly staff, pet friendly! This place has the best location to many attractions no need to Uber! The housekeeping staff was just amazing! We forget to notice people that make this place look and feel amazing! I will be back and highly recommended it! The staff gets an A+ for their hospitality. read more

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The best thing about this hotel is the location, otherwise not good. The place is falling apart - sink faucet handle fell off, water leaks from above (see pic), HVAC doesn't work right (see pic), the 1 and only elevator broke, the lobby stank like garbage. The rooms are noisy - from other rooms, the hallway, and outside noise. The restaurant is not welcoming - one morning I was left waiting for coffee for over 10 minutes and guests were milling at the door for a long time bc every employee had disappeared. Another time the server greeted me so rudely I decided just to leave and eat somewhere else. In short, I won't be back. I've stayed 3 separate times, and the last 2 were not great. read more

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traveling for business and was very excited to try out this great-looking boutique hotel. i checked around 8:30pm in to find a very unpleasant situation in my room. I have no idea what this large wet stain is, but as soon as I saw it, I called the front desk to ask if they could help. I described the situation and their response was, "well, I don't know what it could be, I don't clean the rooms. and the housekeeping and management is gone for the day" - extremely nonchalant. with no solutions or offering to help. I decided to put a towel over it to see if it was recently wet, and an even more disturbing situation came. (see pictures with unknown substance covering the towel). at this point I went down to the front desk to show them the towel and see if they can please switch me rooms. the staff was not understanding at all and acted as if this was not a big deal in the least. I have never, in all of my many travels, had a wet, dirty stained rug in my room. one where I will not be able to walk around without my shoes on!! and not have someone help me to remedy the situation. the only thing I was offered was a room in an alley (which they said I will need earplugs for). or they offered that I could "maybe" get a new room tomorrow morning "as long as he can convince management that it is necessary"....what?! honestly I am at a loss. what kind of hotel is this?? read more

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extremely extremely expensive for the quality of room we had... But honestly, the price and mediocre room was worth it since we were within walking distance to so much. Loved being so close to Pike Place market. read more

Top notch boutique hotel 1 block from Pike Market and well priced. Friendly considerate staff that solved minor problem swiftly (ecofriendly bath product bottles were empty, brought up new ones within minutes). Pay in advance for the breakfast deal $10- 100% WORTH IT. Protip- if you forget to use your free drink voucher in the evening they will honor it at breakfast; I had a fantastic Bloody Mary...for the Vitamin C. Travel to Seattle once a year, will be staying here again. read more

Cute historic but renovated hotel in a central location (aka steps away from great restaurants, Downtown Seattle, Pike Place market, etc)! Plus, it is attached to a restaurant called The Heart and the Hunter which serves breakfast all day (among other things)! Need I say more? PRICING Very reasonable for the location! (The Thompson charges almost double) ROOMS I say hipster, you say vintage! Very cute and quiet with little Smeg fridges. And I hope you are partial to the color green! LOCATION As I said, it's literally on First Ave, across from Pike Place Market! The area is very lovely and walkable! SERVICE Check in and check out was a breeze! read more

The decor is the only thing this hotel has going for it. We booked this hotel as a 3rd wedding anniversary night away and were excited because of the location and the spunk the hotel offered. Upon arrival, we were disappointed to learn that the parking garage was 3 blocks away and an extra $33 a night. (3rd and Stewart) No clear directions were given from the front desk other than "two blocks up". Nothing we could do about it then, we were already there and checked it, and it happened to be 110 degrees outside, no other place to stay. So my husband went to park the car and I took the bags to the room. Or so I thought. I tried to scan the key card but the door wouldn't unlock, so back down to the lobby I went for some guidance. The front desk said that the maintenance had just "fixed" the door prior to our stay and that I had to physically lift the door up when trying to enter. Whatever. Back up I went. This time, the key cards just flashed red and didn't let me in again. So I went back down. I was the only one In the lobby when I got back down there but as soon as I asked my question, 5 other things seemed to be more important then helping me into my room. One of which was a guest complaining that housekeeping didn't even put sheets on the bed. What the hell? I waited in the lobby for 5 minutes until the front desk got back around to me and was able to get me new key cards and come up to the room with me to show me how to open the door. After finally getting into the room, I thought, okay this is nice. Fun decor, hopefully no other complaints. Wrong again. The mattress seemed to be broken? As half of it slanted down when laying on it. I'm not a big person, but even if I was, a bed should not slant down. You can also hear everything that happens outside the hotel as the windows are thin. Noise level was pretty loud for our taste. All in all. We won't be staying here again. read more

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*updated review Ryan contacted me first thing the following morning and did everything he possibly could to accommodate my family. He displayed an incredible level of empathy that I was beyond grateful for considering the night before. Jamila was a kind and warm face to see at the front desk and made sure my family had whatever we needed. Andrew (I believe that's his name) was the sweetest young man who made the most amazing cups of coffee with a consistently pleasant attitude. THINGS I STILL STAND ON: 1.) the lack of parking is a real pain. Even more of a pain if you have children. 2.) the rooms are tiny. They really aren't designed for traveling with children (IMO). We had a bunk room for our kids which would have been great if we only had two. 3.) it's noisy AF at night with rooms that face the alley side. They did have ear plugs though which saved my life. 4.) it really is in a great location. It took us about 30 mins to get to most places from downtown. Overall, I would stay again because of how quickly the problem was resolved. It really is a cute hotel. Just more for solo missions or for couples. read more

Wow. Went into this hotel to visit a friend and was not expecting much. Never even heard of this place, ever. Was really surprised at how cool it was. Rooms were throwback cool and location COULDN'T BE BETTER ANYWHERE IN SEATTLE. Couldn't be more thankful for front desk Liz and Kera. Such amazing kindness and consideration . I was a little nervous about catching an UBER to the airport this late at night, but there was no drama . Liz and Kera had their eyes on me the whole time and came and asked if I needed any assistance several times in the five minutes for the UBER to show up. This hotel is really cool and reminds me a lot of the former Hotel 1000 with a lower room rate. Given their other hotels are in L.A. and management may be trying out Seattle as a location, I am really hopeful that they expand their ownership into more Seattle locations. read more

Prior to assigning us a room the front desk lady inquired about my ethnicity. It would seem I gave her the wrong answer, as we ended up in a dingy room with a view of other dingy rooms. Our friends checked in later, but perhaps because they were from a better ethnic group they were awarded a corner room with ocean view. All the comments about garbage truck noise at 6:00am, fridges full of expensive goodies, and small dingy rooms are correct. On the plus side it was fun skipping over the large carpet stain of dubious origin. I'll most likely never stay here again. read more

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3 words - valet, valet, valet. With their parking structure about 2 1/2 blocks away they really need valet service. Not necessarily walking friendly after dark. Also the room. The sink was not in the bathroom. It was in the closet area. Gotta be careful not to stub ur toe on the desk going from the bathroom to the sink. Great location for tourists but after being to Seattle many times, would not stay at this hotel again. read more

Pluses: Small bites food and bar service (fabulous house made biscuits are crazy good) and bar-tender and staff are nice and welcoming. Bed, pillows and linens were comfortable. Cons: Parking is 3 blocks away, that in itself is not terrible depending on time of night as that area is a bit sketch...the real problem is the parking process required at the front desk; you check in before parking your car, fill out a form via QR Code that was not working all that well...if you have 3 people arriving at the same time plan on spending time with this process ---- not intuitive and not fun. Cost is $33 a day and you do have in/out privileges. Shower had terrible water pressure (I know about old hotels but really) and at the hot water took a bit to heat up. Not enough hooks in the bathroom for towels etc, and because this is a U-shaped hotel you are literally looking at the room windows (and guests). Rooms could use some convenient outlets for charging devices etc. Also, to get back into the hotel after 9pm you have to use your room card/key to wand in, but here's the kicker, at 11pm the front desk stopped us and did no allow to go up to our room unless we had 2 pieces of Identification! WTF? i had only CC and my wife had to pour through her purse as well -- finally finding a CostCo card with her name on it. This was unreal. I spoke with the manager the next day regarding this incident and he told me that particular front desk person was leaving (Uh ok)....and didn't bother to comp us lunch, drinks, or take anything off our 2 night stay... So would I stay there again, hard pass. read more

I am starting my review early. I have been in Seattle less than 3 hours. I cannot, NOT tell you about Palihotel. In fact, where do I begin? Amazing upon entry! Cheyenne greeted us with kindness. We genuinely felt like she was glad we were at the Palihotel. She gave us brief history of Palihotel. Professional from booking, communication via phone, to our arrival. Our room ~ absolutely incredible. Beautiful warm, inviting colors, aged leather seating, ambiance low lighting yet comfortable to the eyes. We just get off from our ship, Norwegian Bliss, and head to Palihotel. (took uber &10 from ship) My experience with Palihotel was a perfect transition from premium pampering, with a gentle nudge, into our regular life and a new mindset. We were able to open our windows in our room, which brought in all the wonderful Seattle's best sounds ~ music ~ laughter people living their life, traffic. :) I am looking at Pikes Market from my window, the ferris wheel , the beautiful ocean. Gorgeous! Walking distance to anywhere downtown. 1st Starbucks (EVER), Pikes Maqrket .01 mile, flowers, yummies, shirts, jewelry, and more. Going tonight, too) Restraunt ~ steak salad medium AMAZING read more

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We really enjoyed Palihotel Seattle! I disagree with the 3-star average rating and think some of the reviews are a little misleading RE: noise. We stayed 2 nights and did not think the noise was bad. The only noises we heard were similar to what you hear at any 'downtown' hotel (i.e. some street noise but nothing that kept us from sleeping.) The location also can't be beat - easy walk and/or short Uber to all of the main spots - Pike Place, Space Needle, the pier/ferris wheel, etc. We also loved the theme of this hotel - very cute and boutique-ish which gave it a unique charm! We said we would recommend this hotel to our friends going to Seattle. Also - saw a lot of other reviews mention safety. Of course, I can only speak to our own experience but we (a couple in their 30s) did not feel unsafe or uneasy walking around the hotel. read more

Cute boutique hotel in the heart of Seattle. It's charm and uniqueness system it apart form other hotels. Highly recommend it.

This hotel in theory in really fun. The staff is dressed like old timey fisherman and the decor follows the same style with electric sea related decor and found objects. The furniture in the lobby had ill fitting covers that took away from this though. Room I received was handicap accessible so larger than most im assuming. Some items I noticed didn't make sense for a handicap room. All towels and additional paper products were located High up on a shelf above the toilet out of reach for someone in a wheelchair. The claw foot tub was pretty but hard to get in and out of with out any additional modifications for someone handicapped. The tub I only used once even though I was excited to see it as an unexpected bonus. It filled super slow and wouldn't get very warm so After trying for 20 mins I just gave up. Need more attention to detail - no hooks to hang any towels from to dry hand or body. There was a used bar of soap on the tub when I checked in and the toiletries in the shower didn't have any body wash, 2 bottles of shampoo instead. The bed is comfortable, no sheet just pillows and comforter. Tried the bar, but the atmosphere and bartender didn't lend itself to becoming anywhere I would linger. They have room service, but only item listed is burger and fries. The Ipad in the room is missing important information like hours and menu for the restaurant in house. Biggest problem is WiFi. I needed to get work done and WiFi was completely out one morning so I needed to go out at 6am looking for a Starbucks. Not hard but inconvenient. WiFi continued to be terrible for the 3 nights I was there. Elevator is slow - old building and just 4 floors so not a big deal just inconvenient. Also upon checkin gross stain/smear or I don't even wanna guess (will add picture) was on the wall. I don't know how housekeeping missed this and I had to call to have someone come up and clean. Made me wonder what else was being neglected by housekeeping. No ice machine, can call for ice, and no refill station for water bottles. I feel if a place doesn't offer filtered water maybe a free bottle of water per day would be nice. Robes are fine, would have liked some slippers to go with. Tea Kettle was cute but not near an outlet or with any instructions or tea out so I really wasn't clear if it was for use or decor. I missed in room coffee since I wanted some when the coffee house in the lobby wasn't open. I don't know their hours as it wasn't in the in room Ipad. I know this is picky but the tissue box was in the bathroom above the toilet with none in the living space where you would actually need it. This all Just showed that a little more thought to what a guest needs is missing. read more

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Do yourself a favor and don't waste your money here. It looks cute on their website, but we had a crazy amount of issues for over $300 a night: - Room wasn't ready until 4:15pm (check-in is 3pm) - Rooms are TINY - the smallest hotel rooms I've ever stayed in - full beds and barely any room to move - Extremely noisy at night (it sounded like all the windows were wide open, but they were fully closed) - The AC was not on in the room (it was 90 degrees outside), and even when someone who worked there came in to 'fix it', it continued to not work for a couple of hours until I was able to figure it out myself - No parking (you have to park in a nearby public not - this is a nuance, but would be fine if not for the other issues - Incredibly rude and unprofessional manager not willing to help I highly recommend not staying here. read more

My husband and I were excited to stay here based on travel reviews and research, but were very disappointed with our experience. The rooms were tiny (as many other reviewers note) and extremely loud. Luckily, we were tired from traveling, so were able to sleep through the night, but not before laying in bed listening to a parade of trucks for nearly an hour. Of note, the rooms were also very dim and smelled quite musty. The noise and room size would have been tolerable (though disappointing given the ~$350/night room rate), but the main critique I have is regarding the unfriendliness of the staff. The night desk manager was great - friendly and professional, but the daytime manager was aloof to the point of rudeness. During our few interactions with him, he responded in a few short words and made minimal eye contact. When it came time to check out, he barely looked up from the desk, and said nothing as we struggled to wheel our bags through the doors. All in all, we felt as though we were staying in a hip, extremely overpriced hostel. If we return to Seattle, we will definitely stay in a Marriott or similarly reliable hotel. read more

Located in a historic building in a very busy section of downtown Seattle, the Palihotel was exactly what I was looking for. The room was quiet, warm, and peaceful. The location was within walking distance to Belltown for shows, downtown for shopping, and a quick walk back to the train station. The price was completely appropriate for what I got. I would recommend this place, and will likely stay there again! read more

We stayed here on our "staycation" last weekend. The reviews on other platforms seemed decent, and I was excited about the decor and the restaurant and service. We were disappointed. Instead of a well-kept hotel, we found a place in need of some attention. One of the light bulbs in our room was burned out above the bed, the clasp that holds the bathroom door shut was bent-out-of-shape and not working properly. A button was missing from the stool, and the underlying metal was sharp to the touch. In addition, the hot water (indeed the water in general) came and went in the shower. Mid-shower we heard a whistling noise (likely old pipes -- which is forgivable) and then the water just stopped coming out of the showerhead. This persisted and I had to finish my "shower" by rinsing off in the sink. Needless to say, we won't be staying here again. In the end, we didn't get to try the food. There were long lines though -- so maybe it's good. The staff was nice. read more

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I stayed here for a business trip just last week. The stay was average until I got back home and realized that the hotel had charged me for a missing water bottle on the counter that has been missing since my first day of stay. I complained to the concierge but they wouldn't consider taking off the charge. Sounds like I might have to invite a SWAT team to go into any room I book with this hotel to insure things are in order but it's unlikely I will ever stay here on my own dime. Definitely do not recommend if you care to not see random unsolicited charges on your credit card. read more