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It's an older hotel but have maintained it well and was very comfortable. The staff were congenial and for us it worked out great.

great hidden gem, central, good location, has an elevator that goes into whole foods for munchies. recommended.

One of my favorite hotels in Seattle.

Room was clean and spacious.

Let me start by saying: This hotel is gorgeous. I mean gorgeous. The lobby has artwork that probably costs more than my house, my car, and my college education combined. The staff? Delightful. They greet you with warm smiles and even warmer compliments. The food? Oh, the food. I ate a wagyu burger that was so perfectly cooked, I briefly considered marrying it. The chef is clearly a wizard. Attention to those from Seattle. In Seattle, they don’t have “heat.” They have “aggressive mist.” The idea of a heat wave is when you can wear shorts and a fleece at the same time without looking foolish. So when I stepped outside this hotel and was immediately hit by a wall of air that felt like the inside of a pizza oven, my soul began to liquefy. I checked the weather app. It said 84 degrees. I checked again. Suddenly 94. I checked a third time, hoping the app would take pity on me and lie. It did not. Now, I’m not saying this hotel is responsible for the weather. But I am saying that for the price I paid per night, I expect a little more cosmic influence. Maybe a personal cloud that follows me around. Maybe a button in the room that says “Dial Down the Surface of the Sun.” I don’t think that’s unreasonable. Otherwise, great hotel. Nuff said.

This place was pricey for us, but worth it for the 2 days we were there, it’s literally right on the pike market place, 5 min to pier where there’s a lot to see and do and eat, 5-10min walk to monorail to go to space needle and gardens