I absolutely agree with the other posts. I've been playing quite regularly for some time now and I…read morewould consider this site, while undeniably fun, a complete and utter con job. It's built entirely on the premise that, once you're "hooked" on the site, they'll suck up your chips until (in their opinion) you'll actually start paying for them. That will never happen in this household, but it's pretty obvious to anyone with intelligence that this is the case. I've roller-coastered up and down in the chip column so much I'm getting airsick. Up to a few million, down to a few hundred thousand, up to a few million... you get the idea. I also find it amazing that, upon more than one occasion, they spin the "bonus wheel" when I log in, and here's what happened- it hit on the $1 million and "magically" backspaced two spaces and promptly paid me $15,000. What a rip. I am now on a crusade to pillage and plunder this company online and in forums whenever I get the chance. The playing field is totally unfair and I hate cheaters. The odds they employ in the slots are absolutely ridiculous, and to make it worse, the odds-making seems to vary each time a game is played. Seriously? I also find it strikingly awesome that, for example, I have a full house in poker and the machine "luckily" hits four of a kind. Twice in four minutes. Talk about bad beats. Vegas should be so lucky.

I've played DDC for years, the more you play the more they raise the minimum bet and lower the…read moreamount of chips you can buy. I have gone 30 or 40 spins without a win and have NEVER hit a jackpot. The worst gaming site I've ever played. Daily chips hardly cover one spin a day.

The overall experience at the GH was very nice. The place feels grand, for sure! The staff were…read morehelpful, friendly and easy to chat with. The hotel is about a 10 minute walk from Pike's Market and many other shops and restaurants. Lots to do in the area and quick ride to other popular sites. Our room was very comfortable and I really liked the decor and layout. The bathroom sink is a nice design but does not have a lot of space for your stuff. Maybe I just have too much. I used the rim of the tub for my toiletries. The one thing that was difficult to get passed was the strong smell from the HotPot restaurant next door. There is an entrance to the restaurant from the GH lobby and the smell is overwhelming. Thankfully, when you get to the far interior of the hotel and your actual room, there is a very pleasant scent and it helps you reset. I especially liked the smell in the bedroom.

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

Ceasar salad sushi combo was ok. It tasted like it came from the grocery store across the street.read more

I had the lasagna. It was fine, but tasted a little like a frozen dinner.read more

Great group of people to play cards with. Good for both beginners and people with experience. Bring…read morea playful attitude.

Welcoming and the food is great! Great place to practice your skills. Highly recommend for ppl…read moreeither to learn or to elevate your game.

PERFECT LOCATION! 4.5…read more We had just disembarked from our Alaska cruise and were excited to explore Seattle, making the W a convenient home base for our stay. Check-in was seamless, and we were kindly offered an upgrade to a corner room on a higher floor. The room featured a small foyer and two walls of windows highlighting the beautiful views of the Seattle skyline. Inside, there was a dedicated desk for working, a cozy seating area tucked off to the side, and a plush, comfortable king-size bed. The bathroom had a single sink but offered generous counter space, along with a tub-and-shower combination. The destination fee came with a daily $14 allowance for food and beverages charged to our room, although the unused balance could not be carried over. While I was getting ready in the room, my husband took advantage of this perk by heading downstairs to Trace Market to pick up a couple of breakfast meals and coffee and brought them up to our room. This saved us a lot of time and we were able to explore the city much earlier. The W has a fun, contemporary vibe with an artsy edge. Since it was Pride weekend, the hotel's Living Room Bar had a performer dancing and entertaining guests, adding to the lively, festive atmosphere. One of the main reasons we chose this hotel was its convenient downtown location. Pike Place Market was just a 12-minute walk away, with plenty of restaurants nearby to explore. The staff was friendly, and the overall atmosphere struck a nice balance between casual and artistic. We would happily stay here again on a future getaway to Seattle.

Love my perks with the Chase Sapphire Reserve! I used my points to stay at the @wseattle for FREE…read moreand unlocked some amazing luxury hotel perks along the way! Our stay included: Complimentary stay using points Breakfast for two $100 property credit for food & drinks Room upgrade, based on availability Early check-in & late check-out, based on availability Welcome gift Talk about points well spent! From exploring Seattle to enjoying a little luxury at the W, this was the perfect weekend escape. Swipe, stay, and let your points do the traveling!

Great top to bottom…read more Cleanliness, accommodating Nice view, having bikes to use for two hours each day, great restaurant with a view . And even brought a plate and microwave to the room When requested within 15 minutes .

I had an unfortunate view of the HVAC in the suite, but the hotel itself has a cool history and…read moreviews from elsewhere. I tried ringing the front desk 3 times from the room phone on the night we arrived but no one would pick up. The service the next morning was much better and they accommodated my request for a late checkout. The shower wall in the bathroom was quite dirty. There was no complementary coffee (or water) available in the morning during my stay, which could be expected at many hotels. There were no complimentary water bottles in my room or available at the front desk.

My brother and I use our parents guest pass for this timeshare at least once a year. The beds and…read morepillows are comfortable, you have a small kitchen in your room but no stove. If you truly want to cook, they have a kitchen downstairs for anyone to use, but with covid, it's closed at the moment. Trash bins and laundry on every floor which helps a lot since my brother and I usually hit up all thrift stores in the area the first few days. The construction across the street sucks lol it's been going on for years, but you get used to the noise since there is already tons of noise throughout the city since you're smacked down in the middle. Location is great! Close to the link, bus system is literally right outside the building and main places you want to visit are literally walking distance. The front desk is always helpful and kind checking in, during the stay and checking out! Con and it'll be the only con: it's a timeshare so once you check in they are on your ass! So run to the elevators right after you check in unless you enjoy the timeshare talks. Other than that, it's a great place if you want to see downtown Seattle and what they have to offer.

Let's be honest, this hotel strictly gets the job done... but just barely…read more I think the customer service is great, it is a smaller hotel chain, so you really get the immediate service experience, but there are quite a few flaws. The rooms are extremely (I get it, it's Seattle). The bed is a hideaway bed, which one down is really hard to walk around the room. Again, this just gets the job done.. it's it's right by the Paramount theater, which is where we were going, so I'm not gonna complain about the space when we only stayed a night. They do have a dishwasher and silverware and plates and everything so that did come in handy and we do appreciate those items. That said, the Camlin is kind of known for being... old. They don't have vending machines, they do have an ice machine in the basement and a small water cooler in the gym area (also in the basement). The TV - just terrible. I'm hoping they had DVDs somewhere that you could rent or borrow for the night, but I wasn't aware of when we checked in. Granted I did not ask, so if I were to guess, I would assume it would be in the game room located on the lobby. The TV was probably one of the worst things I've ever experienced in a hotel. The guide option didn't work so we didn't know what was actually available on the TV and we had to slowly go through the channels to see if they even worked. The service option is not really an option that Camlin provides, so I'm not sure really why that's on their remote. Also, the only plug-in for your phone charger is on the alarm clock that's located by the TV versus on a nightstand, but that's more because the bed is a hideaway. The other thing I really dislike is that the parking garage is not connected to the hotel. You do need to walk about 1 to 2 blocks, which is OK normally, but it does suck when it's snowing, or hailing which it did this weekend. Yay us! It's about $45 for a parking pass, which is cheaper than the more luxurious hotels, but again you get what you paid for and at least for the Camlin, they have reserved specific spots for the Camlin residence. We did find dried blood on our top sheet, this bothered my husband, a little more than me, the customer service was able to resolve this pretty quickly and noted it in our file. I have all the confidence that the Camlin will make sure that this does not happen again. Overall, it's personally a cheap day for me to go if I'm going to the Paramount theater, but if you're looking for something a little more comfortable, a little more bougie, a little more luxury, there are a few other options in that area that I would recommend higher. Now, I have used the Camlin twice for the penthouse suites; those are really nice. So if you can afford it, and you wanna splurge, I would highly recommend the top floors. Those alone, I would give a four star.

I was staying in a nearby hotel with my toddler who needed to get his energy out. I found this…read moreplace within walkable distance and decided to give it a try. So happy I did! The place is really big and we went on a Thursday evening and wasn't crowded so me and my son had nice space to enjoy the games and have dinner. The food was okay, the pizza not the best but the fries were really good. The staff were all amazing too. I'd definitely be back when in Seattle, great place for kids and adults.

I hadn't been to GameWorks for a couple of decades when I went last week for a relative's birthday…read more He is really into video games and enjoyed Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) along with the driving games where you can race against your friends/family members. So, I am glad he had a good time. But I don't think I will go back to GameWorks in the future, even for special events. First, the loud noise and flashing lights made me feel like I was in a casino for kids. Something creepy about the vibe there. Second, there was no real air conditioning on a hot summer day, just these mobile a/c fans that blew cold air and were quite loud, adding to an already noisy place. Third, the games were very expensive. You have to buy a card for game credits and swipe that card whenever you play a game. We calculated later that it was cost us $1.60-2.30 PER GAME. That is including vintage games like Frogger and Ms. Pacman and other games like Operation, Skeeball, and driving games that only give you one life. Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I went to A LOT of arcades as a kid and teen. I don't expect places to be like the arcades I went to back then, but I do expect a fair and decent exchange for my money for the experience of playing a video game. Three lives/tries per fee is a fair exchange. GameWorks is nothing like that, and for that reason, along with others I've given here, I won't be back.

We drove onto the ferry to Bainbridge on a Friday afternoon. The lines and parking run like…read moreclockwork for them. Once we were parked we got out of the car and walked upstairs so we could take pictures and enjoy the views. It's a smooth 30 minute ride across the water. The ferry was clean but the bathroom could definitely need some updating.

The ferry from Seattle to Bainbridge island was so fun! I am notoriously nauseated on boats and the…read moreferry was smooth! The views out the windows were fantastic, there's plenty of room, and we got to work on some community puzzles on the way home. True to form - just 35 minutes each way. $35 ish for 3 of us, round trip! Probably the most difficult thing was parking our car. Booked a spot in advance and it was a good 15 minute walk away. Now having been to Bainbridge, I'd probably bring the car so we could explore more on the other side.

Worth popping in for a few minutes. Saw some rare frogs and interesting architecture. Nearby a free…read morebanana stand. Hostess was friendly.

BIOPHILIA...Sponsored by PRIME.... never heard of it till…read morestumbling across this place. Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, an Amazon Company satellite office (i guess where Amazon Corporate employees can go when the need to connect with nature arises during work day)...cool concept, wish my job offer a green house. -lower level open to the public. Cool display of frogs and crystal shrimp. -Staff was knowledgeable and seem like they like their job and sphere concept. -Verdict: worth checking out when in the area....BIOPHILIA for LIFE......