I was extremely pleased with the Marqueen. It was much nicer than I had expected, given the relatively low price and great location. We were greeted by friendly staff and our room was spacious and clean. The decor is unique and the hotel has a homey feel, unlike the bigger chain "luxury" hotels. The rooms had kitchenettes with a full size refrigerator, microwave, sink and even an array of dishes and utensils. There was a huge closet with two lovely bathrobes hanging in it. The bathroom was clean with a full size tub, the king size bed was comfortable and roomy (even with six pillows piled on it!) and there were two comfy chairs to sit in. There was a TV off to the right of the bed which might have been difficult to watch if watching in bed, but we didn't use it. Breakfast was included and it was your usual continental--tea and coffee, orange juice bagels, scones, croissants, yogurt and apples. The breakfast room was quiet and cozy. One thing that others complained about was the lack of parking. In the center of Seattle it's not easy to find parking on the street, and we were wary of parking outside anyway. We splurged on valet parking ($20 a day, unlimited) and think we actually came out on top. We came and went a lot, so it would have been difficult to find parking each time and probably didn't pay that much more anyway. The valets were fast and friendly. The other complaint I'd like to address is the noise. Peso's Kitchen is across the street, and is supposedly one of the "hottest bars in Seattle." It was indeed a bit noisy on the weekend nights we were there, and our room was directly across from the bar. However, thanks to the reviews here on Yelp, we we warned and brought ear plugs! Worked like a charm and got a great night's sleep every night. I would highly recommend the Marqueen for value, convenience, and comfort. read more

I wanted to like this hotel. I TRIED to like it. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and everything. But dammit...it's pretty crappy. Or as my friend said "It smells like an old person died in my room." That kinda sorta sums it up. Oh, and his room didn't even smell as bad as mine. O_o The beds were comfy and the service was nice. That is basically where my compliments end. The showers were terrible. You were either scorching hot or numbingly cold. Our room smelled like...I don't even know. But it was gross. The boyfriend and I noticed it the second we opened the door. Speaking of opening doors...the bf and I were...relaxing...and our door opened! Maintenance (or someone? House keeping maybe?) didn't even knock, just used a key and opened our door. Luckily we yelled rather loudly and they closed it right behind them and walked (ran? haha) away. That was rather jarring and unsettling. The rooms do have kitchenettes in them, so I guess thats good for people staying for extended periods of time. The TVs were ancient and really hard to see/control from the bed. The floors creaked like something out of a horror movie. Worst sound ever I would definitely not recommend this hotel to anyone going to Seattle. Spend the extra money and stay at Hotel 1000. You'll thank me. Trust me. read more

Loved Loved Loved this hotel!! We stayed here prior to a leaving on a Cruise out of Seattle. I should note that I'm a boutique hotel type of person; I'm not the type who stays in the Hiltons, Marriots, Ritz's of the world. I prefer small boutique hotels any day. The staff was wonderful even before we arrived. They have a car service they deal directly with so if you need car service you can book it through the hotel. They were on time and clean vehicles etc. It was a lot easier to just book through the hotel. We had the car service pick up at the airport and also utilized the service to get to the cruise terminal the day we left. When we arrived we had been upgraded to the Suite, which is always a nice way to start your vacation. We had arrived early in the morning and our room was ready and they did allow us to check in. The only downside (for some people) is there are NO ELEVATORS. They have a porter who will haul your crap up the stairs for you but we did it on our own. The hotel was beautiful. The room was really clean and large and comfortable. The room included a small kitchen with a coffee maker and a fridge and also a kitchen table. The living room had plenty of seating. The bed, where do I start? The bed was awesome, I loved it and didn't want to leave it, it was like a big squishy cloud. My husband didn't like it as he prefers a more solid mattress, but I loved it. We spent the day on foot which was actually pretty easy to do from the hotel. The Space Needle is in walking distance, and from there we just took the monorail downtown to Pike Place and also walked to the Underground. The hotel staff was great with directions and advice on where to eat and marked everything on a handy map. Speaking of eating the place is surrounded by restaurants and also a small grocery and drug store. I will definitely stay here again and would highly recommend to anyone in looking for a place in the Seattle area. They also offer great prices if you book far enough out. read more

My wife and I honeymooned in Seattle in October 2007. We absolutely loved the MarQueen, and stayed there all week. The service was excellent, and the rooms were huge and old-style with hardwood floors and real furniture. The bathrooms had real fixtures, not hotel-manufactured junk. It felt a lot classier than the price tag suggested. The shuttle driver was very knowledgeable about the city and it was a pleasure to be driven by him. Wish the shuttle operated later into the evening, but besides that everything worked out fine. There also is no elevator, but there aren't too many floors, and the bellhop lugged all of our luggage up to the top in one swift ascent. What a romantic hotel! Prices were reasonable, but not inexpensive. I would stay there again in a heartbeat. read more

My wife and I celebrated her birthday here at this beautiful boutique hotel. It was a surprise for her. We live in near by Kirkland and I told her we were having a Seattle getaway weekend, but did not tell her where we were staying. I parked in front of the hotel and she said, "this is a Hotel? it looks like an apartment building." Well it was until 12 years ago. As soon as she walked in she said, "oh, you did good!" The rooms are extremely quiet and clean. I expected some noise because there were lots of Gonzaga Basket Ball fans staying at the Hotel this weekend for their game against Davidson. Plus we were in the middle of the city on a Saturday night. We went for a walk at about 8pm and sure there were people and cars everywhere and rowdy b-ball fans in the halls of the Hotel. Once inside you could not any any of the ruckus happening all around us. What a pleasure. My wife said that we should make this an annual event and stay here each year. Anyone looking for a Seattle City experience should consider the MarQueen. Great restaurants and atmosphere all around and nice helpful staff that quickly catered to all of our needs. read more

Stayed here for 2 nights prior to and 2 nights after my wedding. Staff were superb. My groomsmen came and got ready in my room on the wedding day. We ended up leaving in the late afternoon, after all the cleaning staff had gone home. My bride's sister called the hotel and they were able to get somebody to clean our room so that it was totally nice for myself and my bride our wedding night. Because the weather was so crazy on our wedding day, we almost had to move the photos inside. Matt, the bar manager helped us plant to do the photos in there, even though we ended up being able to do photos outside. Can't say enough good things about the staff here, top notch. The hotel itself is a living landmark; old but with lots of early 20th Century charm. Great location. Would definitely recommend to anyone doing their wedding in the area. read more

This place is an absolute and complete gem! The bldg is historic so the charm is immediate upon entry. The rooms have a sitting area, a fridge, microwave and even a proper tub if you wish to relax with a hot bath. Hanging in the closets you will find a complimentary robe. The staff immediately rushed to the side of my shuttle to take my bags and even escorted me & my massive luggage upstairs. If you miss the days of old with a doorman greeting you upon exit and arrival, then you will love to stay here. The only downside, the wifi is spotty and weak at times and there's no elevator (see massive luggage comment). Really that wasn't too bad, stairs make excellent exercise! Can't recommend this place enough! read more

This place is charming and the staff are very friendly. Loved the accommodations especially the sitting area and kitchenette. The beds are comfortable and my sister and I slept well. I would definitely stay here again especially because the location is perfect and a short walk from great restaurants and sights. There are so many varieties of foods to choose from and a small market a block away. read more

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Valet is $30/night, but after the majority of shops close, street parking is easier to find. Just pay attention to the signs for when pay to park is in effect. The hotel is not as modern as other hotels I have been to, but it's affordable and very roomy. They don't have an elevator. We stayed on the third floor, but luckily it was a short trip, so we packed light. The shower pressure is slow and the bathroom needs updating. I wouldn't walk or shower without having sandals on. The bed looked clean and was comfy, and it was convenient that we were within walking distance to lots of restaurants. read more

I was quite impressed with the hotel. I arrived late at night (ATL was closed for part of the day, creating havoc amongst Delta flights). The front desk agent was waiting for me, and was quite friendly. More importantly, the hotel oozes character--good character. It's not a shiny new hotel, nor does it claim to be. It is an older hotel with character, though; that's evident from even the lobby. The room was excellent: comfortable king bed, full kitchen (minus an oven), sitting room, and full bathroom. The place had a feeling as of an old, charming apartment in, say, Philadelphia. I loved it. Others won't find it to their tastes. If I end up back in Seattle, I won't hesitate to stay here. It's a lovely place, and it's wonderfully priced. read more

A Haiku Review of Marqueen Hotel: We enjoyed our stay. Clean, quiet, and good locale. What else do you need? read more

Really loved this little gem! My partner and I got a good deal on Hotwire for a King Suite. I was coming from surgery and we didn't want to drive back to Olympia. I couldn't have been more impressed with the hotel and it's staff! If you order room service from their restaurant their Bananas Foster French toast is incredible (on sliced baguette not Texas toast) Along with their Eggs in Tasses! Also the tubs are extra deep for soaking. And us being on the 2nd floor the only noise you hear is within the hotel not the street. read more

I enjoyed this hotel. It has a really nice old world charm to it. If you're looking for nice and shiny new look/feel then you may want to go elsewhere. But if you're into a more boutique feel and unique room, this is the place. The location was great- a short easy walk to McCaw Hall where I attended a conference. I recommend this hotel highly. read more

My travel partner and I fell in love with hotel. Here are the reasons: - We were attending an event at the KeyArena and it was super-close. - In fact, it's close to lots of transportation, restaurants and such. - Also having a full kitchen (YES A FULL KITCHEN! STOVE AND ALL!!) was a big plus for us because it saved us a lot of money on our trip and we're veg-heads so it was easy for us to get meals. - Everyone was very nice, our room was always fully-stocked and cleaned before we came back for lunch. - Basically it was more like living in Queen Anne with a maid and a front desk for 5 days more than it felt like staying at a hotel. We were calling it "our apartment" after the 2nd day Why this hotel isn't for everyone: - It's "historic" (read: NOTHING IS NEW!) so don't expect any amenities aside from cleanliness and friendliness and that awesome old kitchen in your room. - We live in NYC so stairs with luggage ain't no thang, but for our friends the stairs were tough. The only reason I wouldn't give it 5 stars is because though they had free wifi, it's signal was too weak to get through the older thicker walls so we had to literally go in the hallway to check our e-mail every day. Nice to have a "disconnected" trip, but don't expect to browse the internet in the evening or get any work done. Basically it's perfect for young people traveling looking for a different experience and a way to save some $$ while being in the thick of it all. Leave your laptop at home and fill up the hotel fridge and experience Seattle! read more

I like the idea of old buildings being restored. This one has a lot of history and is located in an interesting area, not far from downtown. Upside, friendly staff and large quiet rooms. Downside, terrible parking, no elevator--a long climb with luggage, whole place a bit run down and could do with a facelift. read more

I like the location; I like the staff; I like its old-timey charm. But, because it's old-timey, it felt old and musty and damp. The furnishings seemed ancient and well used and the cabinets in my kitchen didn't close all the way, or stuck, because they had been painted shut at some point... Oh yeah, I had a full kitchen/dining area separate from my bedroom and living area. The room was very spacious. The key is weird and has a giant rubber keychain and always pulled other things out of my pocket whenever I had to get it out. The soaps in the bathroom were awesome (Gilbert & Soames), and I brought home the bar that I hadn't finished. Breakfast at the time was just some packaged stuffs and store-bought muffins in a small room around the corner from the front desk, though I think they're planning on opening a real restaurant soon (if not already). There's no elevator for this three floored hotel, but the bellman is more than happy to help bring your suitcase(s) up to your room. They also valet your car, but you may be able to find street parking or a lot somewhere else that would be cheaper. I would definitely stay here again if the opportunity presented itself, but it might not be my first choice. read more

The staff was great. The location very good. We were able to walk to the Space Needle and places to eat. The hotel has amazing history and you can feel it everywhere. Very charming. read more

So many homeless people right outside the hotel door. There were two homeless guys having a shouting match in the morning two of the five days I was here. Different Homeless guy asking for change. Not my thing. The room was awesome though. I got the queen suite. The bed was huge and so was the room. I had hot water. I didn't user their internet so I can't comment on that. Would I stay here again? Yes. Will I? Simply because I want to see different locations I won't be coming back here for years. I'll remember it was a great room and to up my tolerance for hobos. read more

The rooms were nice and the bed was comfortable. The floor was very squeaky on the 3rd floor. The people that work here were very nice and considerate. It rained during the night and in the morning we heard rain in the attic like the roof all of a sudden got a hole in it and then the attic door in our room started to leak. read more

My best-friend and I had an escape weekend in Seattle over St. Patrick's Day and I couldn't have been happier with our stay. The rooms were beautiful - we had a double queen and I was blown away by the size. My friend said her first apartment was smaller. The kitchenette was great (not a full kitchen, just sink, fridge and microwave w/seating) and would work perfectly for a longer stay - it included dishes and silverware for four plus knives, can/bottle opener and cork screw. Sure, the tub had a warning not to over-fill and the floor boards were creaky... but I wasn't expecting brand new. I liked the old feeling. YMMV Seattle center is close and there are bus stops right across the street if you don't want to drive in the city; dozens of restaurants and little shops, a 24 hr pharmacy and market, and even a psychic are within easy walking distance. The valet parking is $25 a day - I know many folks complain about the cost, but it was well worth it. Much better than feeding the meters, climbing up and down hills or wasting gas driving around in circles until you find a (legal) parking space. And, regarding complaints about noise level? If you want peace and quiet, don't stay in the city... the bar-goers in the streets, the giddy wedding party taking pictures, the young couple practicing ballroom dancing in the hallway and the drunk leprechauns cavorting in the lobby only added to the charm. We had a fabulous weekend, and I would happily stay there again and again. With or without a Groupon. read more

We stayed here 2 nights while in seattle waiting for an Alaska cruise first... the good. the staff was kind, considerate and eager to help when they could. the hotel is an historic building and quite charming. the lobby is pretty with antique type furnishings. Every time we arrived at the front door, we were met by a very friendly doorman. There was a small kitchenette with clean dishes in the cabinet. It's within walking distance of several good restaurants, a drug store and the Seattle Space Needle. now... the other stuff... The phone didn't work. I informed the front desk about this and it was never addressed so communicating with the front desk meant a trip down the stairs. Adjusting the temperature of the shower is a nightmare. The hot water comes on at a very low pressure and is immediately overpowered by the cold water. There was SOMETHING that kept starting up in the middle of the night in the utility closet, and it was REALLY loud. Kept waking us up several times each night. There is NO elevator in the building so it was very difficult for me and my bad knees to get to our room. There was no safe in the room or in the office where I could store my laptop computer while we were out. Overall, it wasn't the worst hotel experience I've ever had, but given all of the negatives, I don't think i'll stay there again. read more

Just finished up a three night stay at this wonderful hotel. Wonderful, helpful staff and exactly the type of place that strikes my fancy. The biggest tip I can leave for you is that the street parking is actually metered so you can't just leave your car and forget about it like I planned to do, so we had to settle for the valet which was a pretty big bummer since the car just sat for three days while we Lyfted around the city. We stayed on the third floor and our internet worked great. I wasn't able to stream from Spotify, but I was able to access the internet easily. Will definitely stay here the next time I'm in Seattle. Actually, I can't see myself staying anywhere else. read more

This is a beautiful place to stay, with fantastic pricing for the upscale presentation!! There's no elevator, yet it wasn't an issue for us, and the stairway is a treasure. I like that there's a restaurant and bar in the building and connected to the lobby, with a light continental breakfast included. Good coffee, which is important. I'm Expedia Elite, so they gave a free upgrade that included valet parking. Really nice perk. All of the hotel staff was very nice. There was a mural on the wall next to our window, which really does make a difference to have a unique splash of color. The beds were comfy, and they have organic toiletries. I'll definitely stay here again, as it's located in a great place to walk to the Space Needle or other shops in the area. read more

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Awesome Hotel. Great combination of price, location, and style. Staff was ultra-friendly, and the beds were comfy, considering the age of the hotel. Pros: see above, plus kitchenettes. Cons: a bit noisy on the street side at night. Another note: Parking can be challenging. Hotel charges $20 for valet which isn't bad, or you can wrestle with the street to save a few dollars. It ain't the Ritz, but can't beat the combination mentioned above. Highly recommended for those looking for the most bang for the buck, and a Seattle experience that's richer than staying at the high-end chains. read more

We booked our stay here for our last night of our Seattle/Vancouver trip. Parking is difficult here as they don't offer self-parking but they do have valet parking which isn't too bad. This hotel is conveniently located near the Space Needle as it's only about a 3 mile walk to get there. You can also walk to Pike's Peak if you wanted to which ended up about a 30 min walk. The hotel is certainly an older building and when you walk inside, you'll noticed how it's not modernized as other hotels for example The Maxwell down the street. However being an older building, the room was very clean and it's pretty spacious as they offer a small kitchen and a rest area with a sofa/table aside from the bedroom. Since we only stayed here one night, we didn't really make use of the kitchen. Good that they have a good sized fridge along with a coffeemaker and dinner table that sits in the corner which is available for seating of two. I kind of was spooked by this hotel as you would picture this place from a horror flick but just don't think too much and you'll be fine. It's a nice quiet hotel with good service and nice staff. There is also free Wi-Fi to use in your room. Only bad thing is that there are no elevators but luckily there are only three floors. Just be sure to help your significant other with his/her luggage if they have a big one. There is no fitness center here but you should get a good workout walking the stairs to your room. read more

The boyfriend and I decided last minute to get a hotel room one night after a Taco Tuesday at Peso's. We used the Hotels Tonight App on his iPhone to find hotels in the area and the Marqueen had a room available for $74, what a deal! This hotel is so cute, and the staff is so kind and humble. I love how they kept the integrity of the building and the rooms. Him and I were cracking up every time we'd walk up and down the stairs or around our room when the floors would creak. I couldn't believe the size of the rooms. Queen Anne is a great area and essentially you can walk everywhere. I would absolutely stay here again if I had too much to drink at Pesos!! read more

If you do not expect a chain hotel you will be fine and it will live up the the 4 star rating it has on Yelp. Older building adds charm. No elevator but I still requested a top floor. I think this made it nicer as I did have a noisy floor above me. Our room had two queens, a sitting room and a kitchenette. It would be a great place to say for an extended time. It was very clean, but everything is older. My daughter said every time she passed housecleaners they were washing walls. Everyone was nice who worked there. They DO have someone to take up your bags, so don't complain, don't be cheap. Pay the man some dollars per bag and let him ruin his back. Valet was fair priced for a city, and FAST! The neighborhood was fine, but mixed with older shops. I went across to the little modernistic park and chilled at 11pm and I felt safe. (I stay aware, but I saw no one shady.) I will return when in Seattle. read more

Pros: location, clean, inexpensive (especially with a Groupon), kitchen with a fridge and microwave, big rooms Cons: paint peeling on walls in the bathroom, shelf loose on the wall and tilting in the bathroom, toilet tank is falling over, under-powered microwave The cons are minor issues, but are not enough to prevent me from going back especially because of the location. read more

Sorta OK place - was looking for hotel with kitchen to use while kids were up in city at camp - a place to call home & avoid the daily 90 minute commutes. The hotel is "vintage", so you get that feel & vibe. Unfortunately, some things at the hotel are bit too vintage. Pros: Room was very large. Relatively clean. Decent bed. Cons: Noisy AC unit - so loud we had to shut it off so we could sleep, then the room got uncomfortably hot. read more

Overall I had a good experience at the MarQueen. It's very centrally located, near a lot of restaurants, coffee shops, and grocery stores. It's also a quick ride on the monorail (from Seattle Center) to downtown. The room itself (I asked to be on the 3rd floor since I didn't have much luggage and don't mind walking up and down the stairs) was nice - spacious though definitely showed its age with the creaky floors and old fixtures in the bathroom. The linens were clean and the room, though stocked with older furniture, was comfortable. The smell was the weirdest part; I didn't realize until after I had checked out but all of my clothes smelled musty from being stored at the hotel. I didn't notice it while I stayed there, but the smell really lingered on my clothes and luggage. Overall I had a good experience there, but wish the "souvenir" smell of the trip had stayed at the hotel. read more

I booked with Expedia for a flight and hotel package and paid a little extra to have a shuttle pick us up and drop us off at the airport, which was really nice and convenient! The hotel is so close to the main attractions so the uber and lyft rides were usually under $10. Free breakfast was a plus! We had bagels and yogurt. Yes the hotel is a little dated. I felt the floors and tub could have been replaced. But for the hotel I booked, it is expected the furniture and vicinity to have some years to it and that's what is nice about it. It was a nice experience but next time I would prefer a little more modern hotel. :) read more

I was a little hesitant to stay at this hotel because I had stayed at "historic boutique" hotels before and found that historic meant it was a beautiful old building but had not had any renovations or furniture replacements since 1960s... including the mattress. However, the Marqueen hotel was very quaint and delightful. The apartment-style room had hardwood floors, a sitting area, a kitchen (no stove but micro) including a table and adorable cabinets. The bathroom was nice and clean with a pedestal sink. I found the bed was a little uncomfortable but the bedding was cozy. I didn't find the room to be noisy at all even though you are near busy streets. I did have a 3rd floor room that had a view of the Space Needle so perhaps on the other side near the street it is louder (but I live close to busy streets so noise isn't a problem). There is no elevator but consider the grand staircase a calorie burner. The bellman took my bags up for me so that wasn't a problem. After walking to the market, around town, and back, the stairway was just that last little bit to qualify as a workout. Breakfast was croissants and fruit, coffee, tea, nothing extravagant but it was fine. You are in Seattle so go out and eat some real food after you leave the hotel. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful. The price is very reasonable and the location is great. You will have to walk a little bit to go to the Market or shopping area, or take a cab/bus/monorail (which is only about a half mile away) but it's worth it to see the city on foot in my opinion. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone staying near downtown Seattle. If you are one who appreciates historic architecture and the charm of an old apartment, then you will also love it. It's not modern and sterile... so if you want modern and sterile don't stay here. read more

It's an old hotel. If you don't like old hotels don't stay here. Everything worked during our visit and it was very clean. It is in a great location and the staff is very friendly. We showed up early and had no problem checking in and getting access to our room. We had a big room with a seating area small kitchen and comfy beds at a great price. Value, character, location, and a nice staff. 5 stars and will stay here again. read more

Booked through Hotwire. Great location, with endless restaurants and bars around, huge rooms with a lot of character and excellent service. Highly recommended. read more

This a Vintage hotel. If you are looking for something modern do not stay here. If you are looking for a place with character, this is it. I really like this place. Staff is very friendly. Close to tourist destinations. Our room had its own kitchen. I would definitely recommend this place. read more

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Second time at this place and it gets even better. The staff is first rate: polite, great restaurant recommendations. The rooms are very, very spacious with refrigerators and kitchen sinks. Free wi-fi. Full cable. The entire block is surrounded by restaurants, an awesome record store, places for haircuts, 24 hour drug store, post office, gym. Downside: This only applies to those who bring a car...I think it is $25 to park per day...I THINK begin key. Definitely check but if you are staying in the area you do not need a car and cabs are easy to find. read more

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Excellent helpful staff, really great bar in Hotel , nice lobby too, across from a Superb restaurant called Petit Toulouse serving amazing Louisiana food. Both affordable and fantastic spots, and i'm used to top notch hotels. read more

I love to stay in this hotel. The history is rich and the customer service is always amazing. Plus the rooms are bigger than anything you would get somewhere else. It really is like renting an apartment for your stay. I'm staying there again in a couple of weeks and looking forward to having a drink in their new bar! It seems like the hotel is making improvements to keep the hotel fresh but still keeping the historic charm. I cant wait to see what else they have done. read more

A quaint hotel. Great location to the Key Arena and the attractions at Seattle Centre. The room was large. The bed was awful. A king size bed desperately in need of a new mattress. My husband and I rolled to the middle! Pillows were a bit musty. The bathroom was ok. Tub needing reglazing. Having the kitchen with a fridge and microwave was nice. I lived he sitting area in the room. We had friends over for cocktails and it was so nice to have a proper place to sit. I wish they said there was no elevator on the website. Staff in the hotel is wonderful. We used the valet service. It was not the most efficient, but the valet aka bellman did the best with what he had for time. Breakfast was very good. Nice selection of food. Great coffee. Overall a pleasant hotel, just a bit tired. read more

It's an old hotel that shows its age. The common areas appear to be upgraded recently with new carpet. The staff are very pleasant and courteous, even as I saw them deal with unpleasant guests. The room appeared clean but they are pretty outdated. Had to unplug the AC to use the TV because the outlets are old. And there aren't many outlets for your personal electronics. The kitchen and bathroom really need an upgrade. Probably would not stay here again, but for $200/night (+ valet parking for around $40), it's about the best deal you can get in summer. It does have easy walking access to markets and restaurants. The Tin Lizzie bar in the hotel was nice. Good pours. Smells of bar towels though. The continental breakfast is also served there. It was decent. read more