8/7/26- Called and…read morewas able to make reservation.. for a quick trip to Redmond- Wa. October. Customer service was decent and was not able to get the corner end room, but I hope I get my tub that I requested..

We loved this hotel. It is very new and modern. We had a corner suite with a balcony that looked…read moreover the dog park and it was lovely. The bed was crisp and clean and everything felt crisp and Fresh. Parking was easy, $15 across the street. The breakfast was really nice. Loved the pastries and the bagel toaster and the breakfast sandwiches. Most of all we were so impressed that they gave my nine-year-old a birthday present! It was a cookie and chocolate bar and a teddy, and they wrote a handwritten note to her. I've never been in a hotel that did that before. She was so incredibly happy. It made me so happy too. What a very special touch from Hyatt House! This is now my favourite hotel in Seattle and I plan to stay here again!

I don't have an office at Thinkspace, but I worked (from) their office for a few hours (once) and…read morehave attended a couple of events at their office, and I am definitely a fan. They have a great community of people and businesses, and they seem to be doing a lot of cool stuff. The space is conveniently located in downtown Redmond, so it's a great location for plenty of people. Their events have all been great! Great snacks and great speakers. I have never really been part of a co-working office, but I think it's a really cool idea. I love that you can get a regular office and access at all hours, or you can join as a limited member that doesn't have a set space or need to pay to be there full-time. The office address and reception services also seem useful for some businesses. Looking forward to visiting Thinkspace again!

Sorry about this…read more... Parking is nonexistent for this facility. My people had to park all over the neighborhood and one person was advised by the front desk to park in the 7-11 parking lot... Seriously? Add to that, no clear guidance upon arrival to meeting space. My attendees couldn't figure out where to enter the building, nor where to go once in the "back" front door. Then after finding their way to the reception area, were informed the meeting space was back down on the first floor. So all my attendees arrive to the meeting stressed and annoyed. Was the meeting room nice, yes. Were all the features in the room good, yes. But that won't make up for setting the attendees on edge in the arrival process.

This is a great hotel with its own parking garage. The rooms are clean, modern and cozy. I the…read moreslippers they give you, definitely a huge win since the floors aren't carpeted and they can be cold. The location is great since the Redmond town center is directly across the parking lot. There's some nice shops and I believe a movie theater. Great place to stay while in Redmond.

I love this hotel. It is at the Redmond Town Center. There are plenty of shops and restaurants…read morenearby. The rooms are really nice. They give free chocolates every night you stay. I really like this hotel.

I love this location! Went with a few friends on a Tuesday and it was a great time. It was just…read morebusy enough to look like a cool spot, but spread out enough that we never had to wait for any of the games. The bar is great! They have a huge variety on tap, great cocktails, and tons of NA options. I got a mango marg and it was a generous portion for the price and very good. Really impressive bar! The games are so fun! I really liked shuffleboard- it's a great social game because it's at table height so easy to set drinks down or gather. They also were thoughtful and put drink holders next to every hole of every game! The whole thing is full of art, places to gather, and thoughtful touches. I feel like they took lessons learned from many other locations and made this one truly *chefs kiss.

We love Flatstick Pub, they are all good but the Redmond location is the best. It's spacious and…read morehas free parking. What makes it so fun is you can bring three generations of the family and everyone enjoys it. We always play the mini-golf and like playing the Duffleboard too. They also have a little kids mini-golf course for the younger kids. Their thin crust pizza is consistently good. Given that it's a games place we were pleasantly surprised at how good their pizza is. Pro tip: if you love the mini-golf as much as we do their membership it a good deal. You pay once and can mini-golf / Duffleboard for free for life. They often have a Black Friday deal on the membership.

Came here to attend an event - Women's Day Out - so can only speak to the space in general. Smiley…read morefaces at reception, for sure. Giant lobby with a side section with high ceiling and lots of windows - lovely for getting some work done, maybe, on your laptop (as someone was). The event, Women's Day Out, was on the second floor. It was a ticketed event. There were a couple of levels of tickets and you could be a "VIP" and get a swag bag (I was not a VIP lol). After browsing the vendors at the event though I wonder if the swag bag mostly included coupons to use their services vs "free stuff." That was the main offering at the vendor tables - not so much "free stuff" as invites to try out their services at a later date. One spot was doing it "right" imo - was @onceuponaspa. They offered cute stickers for your nails and a cute mini nail file with a card explaining who they were. It was the perfect amount of "freebie" to allow us to witness their work (watching them put on the stickers) and to learn more about them - thus inspiring a return visit. Point is, almost no free samples. Just expected more of those at an event I paid to enter. Most generous offer came from @europeanwaxcenter who gave free eyebrow waxes. Thank you! As for the space, pretty cool for this type of thing, only a tiny bit cramped, would have liked the "vibe"/ambience to be a tad more "spa" - it was pretty business like; the lovely patio was hardly in use; a floral photo op was set very far away from everything else, etc. Also no complimentary refreshments - just water - really?! Ok yes my review has a theme. What I enjoyed was meeting new people, especially artists just starting out trying to make a living from their art. This could be a great networking event for an event organizer, for instance. Lots of great products from local creatives. @catchingfeelings (find them on Etsy!) very creative aesthetic sculpture; #StudioGhibli fans - check it out. @winnie+shine (a must if you have a Frenchie); extremely talented and professional - offered a gift w/ purchase. @revsravishingchocolates gorgeous artisanal custom chocolate for personal and corporate gifting @downtoearthpaper lovely artist saving the world one recycled paper notebook at a time; also stickers. @savialux skincare that smells REALLY GOOD. The hotel is located very conveniently in Redmond not far from the Town Center, and with parking available. Parking was crowded, yet I saw free spaces each time I was in the parking lot, which was great. I would totally stay at this hotel. @ontheeastsideevents @YelpWashington

The Hilton Garden Inn Redmond was hosting a Yelp Elite event for women with women vendors and small…read morebusinesses that are local. I attended with at least 200 other women that I saw during my 2 hours there. Truly excellent vendors offering everything from direct services to jewelry and opportunities to purchase clothing directly from designers and get to know nonprofits that are working with pregnant families, children, mental health, etc. A wonderful gathering of vendors that would be important to know about. The phone service when I called at 7:30 in the morning was answered by Shawn who seemed to be the front desk manager -- his hospitality and warmth radiated with everyone he interacted with. He directed me upstairs and I had opportunity to see the meeting spaces including the outdoor spaces that were so comfortable and spacious. It was an excellent summer day so the breeze was perfect and the space above the street seemed idyllic. The waiting areas were abundant and very comfortable. Seating was not tight and the floor ceiling windows allowed for ample light and a sense of having a view of everything going on around us. Though I didn't see any of the rooms I appreciated the clean and comfortable hospitable spaces that included wall fireplaces that I imagine coming in quite handy on grayer days when it's raining outside. They also had complementary parking which was wonderful coming from Seattle.

Great for koi, pond and aqua garden supply and advice. Great selections…read moreGreat Great Great

Went to Falling Water Gardens today and had the best experience! Lauren helped us and was super…read moreknowledgeable. We learned so much and had a very positive experience. We will definitely be back soon for more koi!

Pleasant patio and bar, but way understaffed. On a Friday evening, they only had one bartender and…read moreno servers. Finally gave up after a half hour of not even being acknowledged, let alone getting an order in.

Had breakfast while staying at the hotel. They offer a daily $25 dining credit. Had an omelet with…read moremy choice of 3 ingredients and came with a side of fried potatoes. Made in about 10 minutes. Friendly server. No salt/pepper on the tables.

I would give 3.5 stars for free play and 4 stars for camp. My 6 yo enjoyed his week of camp last…read moresummer- convenient location, small class size, fun STEM theme, indoor and outdoor time, staff can heat up lunch, with extended hours available...he had a blast! We've been to a birthday party here and today for free play along with my 2 yo and while the kids had fun I do agree with some of the other reviewers about price being a little steep for the small square footage of play area and some parts could use a little more cleaning. Staff was nice and they did pick up a lot while we were there in between waves of kids. 11:30 on a Sunday was a good slot to pick since most of the morning crowd left before lunch and birthday party came in early afternoon so there was a window where there were very few kids there. It can be overwhelming for kids who need some more space and less stimulation. I appreciated the well thought out play areas and while it's better suited for toddler age range my almost 7 year old still had a great time along with his brother. Plenty of seating for parents yay however no area to take a snack break (no food allowed inside the play area). You can go outside to Redmond town center and there are plenty of areas to sit and great restaurants or quick snack bites and if you purchase a day pass you have in and out privledges per staff I asked today.

Very good place for indoor play! I found this place while staying at a nearby hotel and decided to…read moregive it a try. A young lady at the front desk explained how it works: you can either pay $19 per hour for each kid or choose a membership for better value, which I appreciated. The space is clean, safe, and packed with activities that kept my kids entertained. There are a variety of play areas suitable for different age groups, and it's a great option for rainy days or when you need something fun to do indoors. That said, there's room for improvement. The staff could use a bit more training when it comes to charging the correct price for memberships I had a small issue with this during my visit. Also, while some staff members were friendly and helpful, others could be a bit more welcoming. The space itself could also be bigger, especially during busy hours. It can feel a little crowded, but it's still a fun experience for the kids. Overall, Kids Magic Lab is a great option for indoor play, and with a few improvements, it could easily be a 5-star spot. I'll definitely consider coming back!