Convenient. That pretty much sums it all up…read more Embassy Suites - a brand under the Hilton umbrella of hotel management, is a predictable place for a night's stay. The hotel focuses on mid-range, family travel; and to this they deliver quite well. If - however - you're looking for a bit more of a destination hotel, pick again. That's not to say the Embassy Suites isn't clean, with friendly and welcoming staff who are always there to help, it is just important to recognize that the hotel is not a destination. It is more of a "means to an end" kind of place.

I was in town speaking at an event at the Embassy Suites and my hosts also had me staying there…read more Everything from the location, to the staff, to the hotel room and event room was terrific. The outdoor area on the rooftop was a perfect pre-function space. It's very close to the stadium and a train station, and an easy walk to the waterfront.

Where to start? There's the good; the bad; and the ugly…read more Let's start with the good, shall we? . Close by Sea-Tac airport and Southcenter Mall. Room was beautiful, spacious, two TVs. You're presented with a "ticket" to use for breakfast and evening drinks. (To prove you're a registered guest and to track your two drink limit. Make sure to keep it with you!). Fresh made-to-order omelets for breakfast. Omelets were delicious and I'm not an egg fan typically. Pancakes, scrambled eggs, potatoes and sausage available too. Cold cereal, bananas, apples and Greek yogurt also available. Free coffee and tea were located in the far far corner. You walk past the in-house Starbucks to reach the free beverages. If you didn't look, you would assume Starbucks was free and included in breakfast. The bad-"complimentary" evening reception. Food choices were chips with two types of salsa, ranch dip, sweet and salty snack mix, veggies and a "Cajun" snack mix. Complimentary drinks feature off off off brand liquor, couple of beer choices on tap and decent wine (Cab or Chardonnay). Can upgrade your drink for $6 to brand name liquor. There are hot food offerings ranging in price from $15-$40. Also, we're Hilton Honors members. Members with higher status were gifted treat/goody bags that are displayed behind the front desk. I asked at check-in. Don't know if that was a perk or a ploy. Why not have those waiting in-room for higher status members? The ugly - $25 per night parking. A fellow Yelper from 9 months prior to this review indicated $22 a night ? No hot water in the bathroom. The first day, and last day, I heated water in the microwave and cleaned myself in the sink. The room was noisy being close to the airport and the open elevators facing the atrium. So there you have it. My take on Embassy Suites. My hubby would have given the stay four stars. Good thing this isn't HIS Yelp account.

I've always liked staying at Embassy Suites. The room was spacious and comfortable beds, close to…read morethe airport here. The parking spots are kind of tight and they have one end of the parking lot blocked off (since a lot of the public just casually pass through there). Parking is pricey at $22 for overnight. At the evening reception, the snacks could've been a little more substantial compared to other Embassy Suites (crackers, options of sweet or savory trail mix, cheese, chips), but it did come with 2 complimentary alcoholic drinks. Breakfast had a good variety, but I was a little disappointed to see that their mini muffins and scones came out of plastic packages from a grocery store, rather than being homemade or from an actual bakery. 2025 #8

We had such an awesome stay here back in June! The hotel staff was so friendly and very helpful…read more The hotel is conveniently located about 10 minutes from downtown Bellevue. There's a good variety of eateries within driving distance of the hotel, and there's a Safeway less than 5 mins way. The free breakfast is probably the best free breakfast i have every had. The variety is amazing, and there's even an omelet station. There's a variety of bread options including: white, wheat, bagels (everything seasoning, berry, and cinnamon raisin), english muffins, and muffins/donuts. The eggs taste like real eggs; not the egg beaters that hotels usually have. There was bacon...CRISPY bacon, and sausage. There was a make-your-own waffle station, variety of juices, coffee, and soft drinks. There was also a nightly "Manager's Reception" that all registered adults (and children) could attend. You could get 2 free drinks per registered adult guest, and there were tiny bites (hummus with pita bread, chips and salsa, and chex mix). There is a restaurant in the hotel called "Cascade Restaurant." We tried to order food on 3 different occasions with no luck. The closing time listed on the hotel website is 9 pm, google says 9 pm, and the posted menu has 8:30 pm. We called at 8 pm and was told that since they were slow, they decided to close early. Another day we tried to walk there and order and there was no one around. That was kind of a bummer because the kids were hungry. We called the front desk and they said "we have a shop in the lobby you can buy food from." No thanks, we wanted real dinner not frozen food or saimin. There's an indoor pool that is big enough for multiple families to swim in. The smell of chlorine was extremely strong in there and kind of gave me a headache. I was scared that the kids eyes would burn after going in there, but they didn't have any complaints. The gym is in the same area as the pool and we tried to workout in there, but the smell of chlorine was way too strong. It would be nice if they had some sort of ventilation in there. And now the rooms. They were AMAZING! Usual layout for Embassy Suite rooms. There's a living room area that has a pullout sofa, dining table, TV, wet bar with a sink, counter space, refrigerator, and microwave. The bathroom was a good size with good counter space. There's a hand soap and hand lotion dispenser next to the sink. There's also shampoo, conditioner, and bath soap dispenser in the shower. The bedroom was really big. There was a little desk, big closet, and 2 queen beds. I love how there was a door that separate the bedroom and living room area. I was able to put kids to sleep in the bedroom then close the door and watch TV outside. There's 2 sets of washer and dryers on 2 different floors, and 2 ice machines in the same room. The price for the washer and dryer were a bit pricey. I believe it was $3 for the washer and $3 for the dryer. We would definitely be staying here again!

This is for room 153…read more Welp I don't like having to update my rating to be lower, but after staying here about 6 times since my last review, I want to give some feedback that hopefully helps management. First, I left a blouse behind in the dresser. I realized this when I got home at midnight and called the front desk first thing the next day. After a 20 minute hold, I was told they couldn't find anything in the lost and found and someone would call me later in the day from housekeeping which is a separate lost and found. Hearing nothing, I emailed the manager email listed on their website with a photo of the blouse and called again. Spoke to a gentleman who told me the same thing as before, nothing in either lost and found, then said they can't go in the room because it's occupied and when the current guest checked out in a week, they could go into the room to check the dresser. It's been 2 weeks and I've heard nothing. Not a big deal, but I wore that brand new blouse once and I know exactly where I left it, so seems to be super easy to just get it and return it to me. The pillows are completely flat. I stacked 3 on top of each other to be able to have some support. The office chair was all ripped up. As a business person who needs a good chair at the desk for working, I put a towel on the chair. Call me weird, it bothered me. The bathroom and hallway tile floor hadn't been mopped well; my shoes were sticking to it the night I checked in. They mopped it the next day when i was away. The soap and shampoo has been changed to Crabtree & Evelyn which is a good brand, but wow is the smell unattractive. Somewhere between cheap men's cologne and Pine Sol. TV remote for the bedroom was missing. Luckily, the one in the living area worked for the bedroom TV. There was a stale washcloth turned grey from the previous guest tangled in the shower curtain which was ripped and missing a ring around one of the hooks. Two visits ago, the digital key wasn't ready when I arrived, so I had to drag my stuff to the front desk to get a physical one. I wasn't offered water which is given to repeat members. Parking has been increased, again. There's construction happening and the road right in front was closed on the first morning leaving for a business meeting. Would have been nice for the hotel to give a heads up for planning. I like the Hilton chain, but I think next time I'm in town, I'll stay at another property.

stayed here again recently (nov 2025)…read more forewarning- dont let them book your room on the third floor. i checked in around 1:30am due to flight delays so i was already tired and wanting sleep. if you plan to sleep in past 9am good luck, they are doing construction as of now on the 4th floor. it was nonstop noise.

The Embassy Suites has seriously gone downhill. The place looks and smells like it hasn't been…read moreupdated in decades. The hot tub was broken. Everything in my room squeaked (the bed and faucets). The breakfast was sad compared to the way it was back in the day. There were little options and they use liquid eggs for Christ's sake!!!!

Stayed at Element SeaTac for work and had an excellent experience all around. The service was…read moreoutstanding and the property itself was really nice. The huge lobby offered plenty of comfortable spaces to sit, relax, or get work done. Breakfast was complimentary with a solid selection, and the 24/7 coffee and espresso machine was a fantastic perk. My room was clean, spacious, and well-equipped with a kitchenette. The water pressure in the shower was great--perfect for a long, hot unwind after a busy day. Highly recommend this hotel if you're in the area. Cheers!

They would not allow me to check in as I did not have the actual card on me that we booked the room…read morewith. My husband is on the road to meet me and has the business card used to boom the room. Even though they had our card *on file* they required the physical card. We called the day before to verify if I as able to check in without him and we were told that would be perfectly fine and never told that I needed a physical card on me. Super frustrating- this information is obviously imperative. Hope no one loses their card between booking and checking in. Only person at the front desk lacks compassion and problem solving- a "too bad for you" attitude. Disappointing and will not be staying here again.

This is the worst management company I've ever dealt with. They charge fees that are completely…read moreunrelated to the contract; I honestly never understand why they charge them. I would never choose this place again, much less apartments managed by Northwest Apartment. They're old, ugly, and expensive, and they overcharge. It's the worst I've ever experienced.

This review is only for Embassy Apartments. I have written a separate review for the property…read moremanagement company (Northwest Apartments). In August 2018 I was specifically looking to lease a studio flat within a short walk from work. I viewed three units in the building. The first one I viewed was an absolute mess and still under renovation. Out of the three, the unit I rented was in the best condition. When I first moved in, the then resident manager was good, although there was no shower curtain rod in the bathroom and text messages to her concerning this went unanswered. The landlord allows tenants to smoke in their units. The smoke seeped out into the hallway and I could smell it in my unit even with a towel placed at the threshold of my entry door. I am allergic to cigarette smoke and informed the resident manager and management of this. The resident manager sent an email to tenants asking them to open a window when smoking but otherwise did nothing to stop this. The units have old, vertical, wall-mounted gas heaters which make a very loud metallic "banging" sound when they come on. Even with earplugs the loud "banging" would wake me up often. The old heaters also emit a gritty grey dust and fibrous substance. The single-pane sash-type windows are original to the building and let in cold air during winter months. They also allow in dirt from the surrounding streets and alley. Because this building is old, note there are only three electrical plugs in the units. There are two in the main living/bed area and one in the kitchen above the stove/oven. There is no electrical plug in the bathroom. The ads for the units state they have updated cabinetry. None of the three units I viewed had updated cabinetry. In the unit I leased, the bathroom medicine cabinet was clearly original. The cabinetry in the kitchen is also either original to the unit or was replaced in the 40s or 50s. It is far from being upgraded and the online photos of the kitchen cabinets prove it. Thus, this is blatant misrepresentation. Be prepared to pay close to $100.00 in shared utilities. When I first moved in, tenants were responsible for paying for their own gas and were required to open an account with PSE. My gas bill was rarely over $20.00 monthly during winter months; about $12.00 other months. But then, the landlord went to a shared system. I suspect the landlord did this to force tenants to pay for the heating of hot water as units do not have individual hot water heaters. The monthly cost for gas doubled. Also, be prepared to pay $2.75 per wash and per dry for your laundry. This is the most I've ever had to pay in Seattle for in-building laundry services. The location was certainly convenient for work, but the area is filled with homeless people and drug users. I saw used syringes in the alley on a fairly regular basis.

I recently renewed my passport here (second time). Staff here were extremely helpful (both times)…read more Yes, they do follow rules to the letter. It's a government office, but they are reasonable and very helpful. There were a couple of errors on my application, but the staff helped me correct them right there. So, I was able to turn in my application without any errors and without any delay. Also, it only took 5 business days. I'm comparing this experience with the time when I renewed my son's US passport. I was turned away three times! They found one (and only one) error each time! At the Consulate General of Japan in Seattle, the stand are efficient and very helpful! ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" to let me know. Your feedback helps me improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become friends on Yelp! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them! Thank you and happy Yelping!

Went to pick up my visa, unfortunately they were on their lunch break when I got there . The…read moresecurity guy saw me and told me that he can check with the embassy clerks to see if I need to come back after their break. Happy. They opened the door and let me pick up my visa. It only took less than 5 minutes. Very efficient and friendly. I believe their lunch break starts at 11:30am.

We had our 1983 college reunion in Hyatt House/ Bellevue last week. The staff -Lisa, JL and…read moreRachel-- were such a great team who took care of us and our needs. They were efficient, professional and very pleasant to work with. Our rooms were comfortable and had all the amenities that we needed. Parking was free which was great. Breakfast was good to start our day with. Our gala nite in their spacious ballroom had all we needed for our program. The food "Northwest Fresh" was amazing and was still talked about the morning after. I highly recommend Hyatt House for a convenient stay based on their amenities, location and especially the amazing staff. Thank you Hyatt House!

We stayed there like usual. This time we were in a room that was less than 400 sq feet. We paid…read moreover $1900 for 5 nights. Just a tiny refrigerator. We're supposed to be explorists. This is how they treat their loyal travelers? Not ever coming back here again

Excellent service. I was treated with respect and since I did have an appointment it was pretty…read morefast. However waiting for my card took longer than expected and found out it was about the system being down, would've been nice to know the reason why it was taking so long.

Have been trying to schedule an appointment for months, but both avenues identified on their…read morewebsite ( online or WhatsApp) are only in Spanish, even though I requested translation to English.

The hotel was perfect for my family. We had the two bedroom suite. Ample space full kitchen dining…read morearea and living room area. Wish we could have had two bathrooms but it's okay. It came with breakfast and it tastes good. The employees were very friendly and welcoming. Actually best hospitality I have ever experienced and I have travelled a lot. Very close to everything. I would recommend this hotel if you're looking for a place to stay in Seattle.

Worst Hampton Stay I've Ever Experienced…read more I checked into the Hampton Inn Seattle Airport hotel at approximately 5:30 p.m. and was extremely disappointed with my entire stay. The hotel had no working internet service and no functioning television service during my stay. The TV displayed nothing but static and was completely unusable. I later learned that hotel staff had apparently been aware of these issues for at least 24 hours before my arrival, yet there was no notice posted, no communication before arrival, and no warning provided at check-in. Had I been informed of these major service outages, I would have chosen another hotel. Throughout the evening, multiple guests approached the front desk with concerns about the internet and television outages. The response from staff was dismissive and uncaring. The attitude seemed to be, "What do you want me to do? There's nothing we can do." While I understand that front desk employees may not be responsible for the outage itself, they should still be trained to communicate professionally and show concern for guests who are paying customers. I also specifically needed a room with a bathtub for medical reasons. I was moved between rooms before finally receiving a room with a bathtub, only to discover there was no bathtub stopper. When I asked for assistance, I was simply told there was nothing they could do. The fourth floor had an unpleasant odor that made the hallway feel unclean, and the overall condition of the property felt neglected. Combined with the lack of communication, lack of working amenities, and lack of customer service, this created one of the most frustrating hotel experiences I have ever had. The most disappointing part was not the outage itself--it was the complete lack of concern shown toward guests. There appeared to be no effort from management to proactively communicate, offer solutions, or make things right. I wanted to check out but they told me I'd be charged for the hotel stay regardless. I travel frequently and stay in hotels throughout the country. Unfortunately, this was one of the worst Hampton Inn experiences I have ever had, and I would not recommend this property to other travelers.