I travel frequently, domestically and internationally, the staff at this hotel has taken the top spot for service perfection. We arrived on the midst of an area blackout so the hotel staff was swamped and they exceeded our expectations. From the front desk to breakfast staff to housekeeping. Our stay was flawless. Highly recommend. Room was quiet, comfortable and clean.

I travel frequently, domestically and internationally, the staff at this hotel has taken the top spot for service perfection. We arrived on the midst of an area blackout so the hotel staff was swamped and they exceeded our expectations. From the front desk to breakfast staff to housekeeping. Our stay was flawless. Highly recommend. Room was quiet, comfortable and clean.

Overall, my stay was okay. I made a last-minute switch from one hotel to another, and this one ended up being my choice. I mostly switched because of the pool, but it had a few drawbacks. It closes at 8:00 PM and opens at 8:00 AM, which is a bit early. It also doesn’t have a jacuzzi. The parking lot was completely empty, and the hotel is quite far from downtown Seattle. Taking a Lyft to any location of interest in Seattle, Washington, cost $50, which is a bit steep. I don’t understand why they charge $12 for parking if there’s tons of open parking. I counted over 100 spots in the parking lot, and there was plenty of space in the nearby hotel area. So, the $12 seems like a bit of corporate greed. The breakfast was okay, with all the typical continental breakfast items. The room was a bit too small for my liking. The bed was only about 6-9 inches wide on one side, making it difficult to get off and use the bathroom at night. The tub also had some mold/black stuff above the emergency drain at the top, which was disappointing. I’ve noticed that hotels are starting to use shampoo bottles attached to the shower in their rooms, which is a smart idea. However, it also seems like an afterthought.

Overall, my stay was okay. I made a last-minute switch from one hotel to another, and this one ended up being my choice. I mostly switched because of the pool, but it had a few drawbacks. It closes at 8:00 PM and opens at 8:00 AM, which is a bit early. It also doesn’t have a jacuzzi. The parking lot was completely empty, and the hotel is quite far from downtown Seattle. Taking a Lyft to any location of interest in Seattle, Washington, cost $50, which is a bit steep. I don’t understand why they charge $12 for parking if there’s tons of open parking. I counted over 100 spots in the parking lot, and there was plenty of space in the nearby hotel area. So, the $12 seems like a bit of corporate greed. The breakfast was okay, with all the typical continental breakfast items. The room was a bit too small for my liking. The bed was only about 6-9 inches wide on one side, making it difficult to get off and use the bathroom at night. The tub also had some mold/black stuff above the emergency drain at the top, which was disappointing. I’ve noticed that hotels are starting to use shampoo bottles attached to the shower in their rooms, which is a smart idea. However, it also seems like an afterthought.

Great location....room was clean quiet and wifi was great for work. Also enjoyed the breakfast every day as well as the woekout room. A home away from home for a week.

Great location....room was clean quiet and wifi was great for work. Also enjoyed the breakfast every day as well as the woekout room. A home away from home for a week.

It was quiet and very clean. Not a lot of residual noise and beds were extremely comfortable!

Love this place! I’ll be back.