Do yourself a favor and don't waste your money here. It looks cute on their website, but we had a crazy amount of issues for over $300 a night: - Room wasn't ready until 4:15pm (check-in is 3pm) - Rooms are TINY - the smallest hotel rooms I've ever stayed in - full beds and barely any room to move - Extremely noisy at night (it sounded like all the windows were wide open, but they were fully closed) - The AC was not on in the room (it was 90 degrees outside), and even when someone who worked there came in to 'fix it', it continued to not work for a couple of hours until I was able to figure it out myself - No parking (you have to park in a nearby public not - this is a nuance, but would be fine if not for the other issues - Incredibly rude and unprofessional manager not willing to help I highly recommend not staying here. read more

We stayed here on our "staycation" last weekend. The reviews on other platforms seemed decent, and I was excited about the decor and the restaurant and service. We were disappointed. Instead of a well-kept hotel, we found a place in need of some attention. One of the light bulbs in our room was burned out above the bed, the clasp that holds the bathroom door shut was bent-out-of-shape and not working properly. A button was missing from the stool, and the underlying metal was sharp to the touch. In addition, the hot water (indeed the water in general) came and went in the shower. Mid-shower we heard a whistling noise (likely old pipes -- which is forgivable) and then the water just stopped coming out of the showerhead. This persisted and I had to finish my "shower" by rinsing off in the sink. Needless to say, we won't be staying here again. In the end, we didn't get to try the food. There were long lines though -- so maybe it's good. The staff was nice. read more

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My husband and I were excited to stay here based on travel reviews and research, but were very disappointed with our experience. The rooms were tiny (as many other reviewers note) and extremely loud. Luckily, we were tired from traveling, so were able to sleep through the night, but not before laying in bed listening to a parade of trucks for nearly an hour. Of note, the rooms were also very dim and smelled quite musty. The noise and room size would have been tolerable (though disappointing given the ~$350/night room rate), but the main critique I have is regarding the unfriendliness of the staff. The night desk manager was great - friendly and professional, but the daytime manager was aloof to the point of rudeness. During our few interactions with him, he responded in a few short words and made minimal eye contact. When it came time to check out, he barely looked up from the desk, and said nothing as we struggled to wheel our bags through the doors. All in all, we felt as though we were staying in a hip, extremely overpriced hostel. If we return to Seattle, we will definitely stay in a Marriott or similarly reliable hotel. read more

I stayed here for a business trip just last week. The stay was average until I got back home and realized that the hotel had charged me for a missing water bottle on the counter that has been missing since my first day of stay. I complained to the concierge but they wouldn't consider taking off the charge. Sounds like I might have to invite a SWAT team to go into any room I book with this hotel to insure things are in order but it's unlikely I will ever stay here on my own dime. Definitely do not recommend if you care to not see random unsolicited charges on your credit card. read more

Management reached out to make it right. Although they helped take care of this via room reimbursement, they can't make up for the loss in an entire day of extra travel (a 4pm arrival turned into a midnight arrival), flight change fees and trying to make new arraignments for additional pet care. This place needs a complete staff overhaul. read more

Located in a historic building in a very busy section of downtown Seattle, the Palihotel was exactly what I was looking for. The room was quiet, warm, and peaceful. The location was within walking distance to Belltown for shows, downtown for shopping, and a quick walk back to the train station. The price was completely appropriate for what I got. I would recommend this place, and will likely stay there again! read more

- Location: 5/5. One block away from Pike Place Market. - Design: 5/5. Loved the interior design! Felt very cozy once you were checked in and the TV's were great in the room. The lounge downstairs was nice as well. - Safety: 2/5. Homeless people right outside of the hotel and surrounding areas. (Not a fault of the hotel, just something to keep in mind when traveling with kids) - Beds:1/5. Super uncomfortable beds and pillows, expected better from this caliber of hotel. - Parking. 1/5. Had a park about 2 blocks away to the hotel at night. No valet is a big let down. Had to pass through waves of homeless people late at night. read more

My wife and I stayed here for the second time last weekend. We live in Portland and love coming up to Seattle a few times a year. I have mixed feelings about PaliSeattle. Pros - Can't beat the location! - Good rate. We were able to book for ~125/night through Expedia a week or so before our stay - Super cool interior design and branding! - comfortable beds and pillows - hot showers Cons - The room temp hovered at about 75-77 degrees day and night... with both the windows open (as far as they allowed) and the thermostat turned down to 62 / off. The air kept blowing in and was extremely dry and uncomfortable. I woke up with a sore throat, chapped lips and super dry eyes and skin. It didn't seem to be just our room, the whole 3rd floor seemed to have the same temperature. When we checked out, the front desk person never asked how our stay was... and they didn't seem to care. Before we left, we mentioned the heat issue to the front desk person and they basically acted like we were making things up and they'd never heard of anything like that ever happening or could possibly be true ... no apology or empathy what so ever. Unprofessional, especially for a hospitality employee! - Only one bathrobe... but it wasn't needed because we air-dried quite well with the previously mentioned heating issue ;) - The room "seemed" clean, but the wall by the bed had splatter marks of some suspicious kind of dripping liquid. It was gross! - We noticed a cart of cleaning supplies had been sitting in the exact same spot by the 3rd-floor elevator for at least 12 hours. We passed by it 4-5 times throughout the day. - A card for room service instructed us to hang the order form on the door nob before midnight. The card had hour time slots to select when you'd like the breakfast delivered. We carefully filled out the card checking the box indicating a 7-8am delivery. We left out on the door nob around 10pm excited for the morning delivery! We were up by 7am and I checked the door and the card was still there. Confused, we called the front desk and asked if they had got our order and they told us that breakfast doesn't start until 8am on weekends. They didn't bother to check if our order had been received or seem to really care. We waited around until about 8:30 and the card was still on the door and we just decided to leave disappointed. - The mini bar was dusty and WAAAAY overpriced. Does anyone buy this stuff!? ...didn't seem like it based on all the dust. I WILL mention that our previous stay, about a year ago, was nice. BUT... not sure we'll be coming back or recommending to anybody anytime soon. read more

A great looking hotel whose lOcation is impossible to beat. We stayed here two nights and loved how central it is, but that is largely the entire draw of Palihotel. While I enjoyed the stay, there were some basic services that weren't fulfilled: It's all aesthetic, no function. For example, there are not plugs near the bed--the plug closest was in fact hidden behind a large, immovable portrait, which means you have to charge your phone overnight by setting it on the window sill. We booked two guests and were given one towel and one robe. When we asked for more, they were no provided. House keeping took our used towel and did not replace it, so we had no towels the second morning and had to use a wash cloth and the robe to dry. additionally, if you are someone who does makeup, there's no real place to do it. The sink does not provide a ledge to set a toothbrush or make up, and it's offset in a dark alcove with a very dim light. I used my phone to do my makeup. Also be advised that the restaurant closes on Sunday nights! read more

The WORST experience I've ever had at ANY HOTEL in the world (and I've traveled all around the world). DO NOT stay here if you're considering a trip to Seattle, a motel would give you better customer service. After booking our flight from LA to Seattle, I did research online regarding hotels to stay in. I came across Palihotel on google, for the most part it showed decent reviews, the hotel appeared to be trendy, so I decided to make reservations here. Upon our arrival, we were not greeted as one should be when checking into a hotel. Generally guests are greeted & feel welcomed, however we received an unenthusiastic "what's the reservation under, okay here's your keys, bye." We just proceeded to our room at that point. The room itself was chic & nicely decorated. Unfortunately we arrived late it was about 9pm, and I was feeling ill when we arrived, with a sore throat. My fiancé and I approached the front desk around 11pm to ask about 24 hour pharmacies where we could purchase some medication. The lady working at the front desk told us the name of a store that she said was 24 hours (which actually was not), so she misinformed us & we ended up waking half an hour for no reason. The strangest part of this encounter was the male employee who asked me what was wrong, I told him that I have a sore throat and needed medicine, he immediately started to type, we were under the impression that he was checking to see whether the hotel had any medication, but we were wrong. He literally asked me what was wrong, and after I replied he apparently just continued whatever he was doing before, he didn't say a single word after I told him my throat hurts. Who asks a person a question & doesn't respond afterwards? The appropriate response would be "I'm sorry, let me know if there is anything I could do for you." That night my fiancé went into the bed & told me he felt as though the sheets were sticky, which worried me. I went to check and he was correct, not only were the sheets sticky, but I found a stain on the sheets which resembled blood from female menstruation. Both of us became extremely repulsed that they obviously hadn't washed our bedsheets. That is everyones worst fear when staying in a hotel, dirty bed sheets! I immediately called the front desk, told them what happened, & asked for new sheets. When the lady came up to our room she did not even step into the room to see the sheets, SHE DIDN'T EVEN APOLOGIZE! She simply handed me the new sheet and said "housekeeping doesn't work overnight so leave the dirty sheet on the floor." Then she immediately left, I was forced to remove the dirty sheets myself and apply the new sheets. We were appalled at the treatment we received. Is this some sort of a self service hotel? How could she not even apologize for unwashed bedsheets? This is a HOTEL not a MOTEL, I wonder what they think the difference between the two are because they obviously have no idea as to how a hotel is supposed to operate, they showed no customer service whatsoever. Throughout our whole stay, no one removed the dirty sheets, it remained in our room all 3 nights. $280 dollars a night is supposed to come with proper customer service, but it obviously doesn't at the palihotel. When we went down to the lobby later that night we saw the same employee sitting on a couch with her legs thrown over the arm rests while browsing through her phone, extremely unprofessional. She clearly doesn't care about professionalism, she's just there to get her check and leave. My fiancé called front desk to ask how to work the air conditioning and the response given was "just push the buttons and try to figure it out, if you want me to come up and do it I guess I could." I swear this isn't a joke. The towels in the bathroom also felt sticky and dirty, the cherry on top was the spider inside the bed. I felt so repulsed that I slept with my socks on every night. The level of disappointment we left with is unimaginable. I'm shocked this hotel is still operating. I will definitely return to Seattle, but I will NEVER return to the palihotel! Do yourself a favor and don't even think about spending one penny or one night in this disgusting hotel. read more

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First impressions of the hotel reflected what it looked like on the website: clean and boutique-y. Great location for tourists, just across the street from Pike Place. However, I won't ever be returning. Why? Here are several reasons. 1. VERY SMELLY Hallway reeks of wet mop, which then emanates into my room through the crack beneath the door 2. VERY NOISY I've stayed in some noisy hotel rooms and this is the noisiest by a long stretch. You can hear every little thing in the hallway, upstairs, downstairs, and out in the alley. I might as well have been lying in a bed outdoors. If you value sleep and are given this room, I recommend shooting up with a tranquilizer before 10pm. The garbage disposal from the restaurant is also right outside the window so after the restaurant closes in the evening you'll get the garbage trucks. The room is adjacent to an old metal garage door so whenever a car enters/ exits the building you're sure to hear it. I actually thought it was a poor dog crying throughout the day until friends came to verify my misery and pointed out the noise was being made by a garage door. Sad, thin windows that look out to nowhere. I triple checked to make sure they were in fact shut because I could hear everything, including the pigeon who has made a home for itself on the windowsill of the building 3 feet across from the hotel. The restaurant, which plays very loud music, is directly downstairs from my room. I get to hear all the thumping and clanging of every single song, and feel the bass reverberating in the floor, which might be a nice addition if I were throwing a party of my own in the room and completely wasted, but I am unfortunately here for work. The phone in my room is not functional (confirmed by maintenance) so I have to go downstairs and/or call the front desk with my phone and going through their interactive voice response system. Not a big deal but just another inconvenience. Contacted the front desk two days now to see if I could switch out my room but there's nothing they could do but put me into a bunk bed room or give me ear plugs. I need to have a desk for work, which the bunk bed room will not offer. Very courteous and friendly front desk but sadly could not resolve the issue. Disappointed with this stay, especially since I've got two more miserable nights to go. read more

$450/night could be much better spent at another boutique or high-end group (ie- Four Seasons, JW, Ritz, etc). Very underwhelmed and disappointed on overall experience. Highly recommend look elsewhere if you are playing with similar budget. Pros: -Location -Accents/Decor Cons: -Front desk was not hospitable and curt -We were given the wrong room. We got in late, were exhausted, so ended up staying and swapped rooms the next day. The first night room was facing Pine St, which is extremely noisy and lacks double pane windows; got 3 hours of sleep and we were here on a work trip. -Asked for 30 min extension on check-out and subsequently had two housekeepers enter 1-2 hours prior to check out. -bed concaved in the middle half of bed, which was super uncomfortable: both of us woke up with sore backs. read more

Wow a really nice place to stay. Great location and great restaurant to have breakfast on the first floor. Aliyah checked me in and she was wonderful helping me with everything I needed. I didn't book the place because it was for work but I am glad they picked this place. read more

Really frustrating experience at this hotel so far and I still have one night to go. Here are the things that are driving me crazy. Water pressure is almost nonexistent, the rooms do not have iron and ironing boards in them, there is no gym in the hotel, and the exterior windows are paper thin. I'm on the fourth floor facing an alley and all I can hear is trash trucks at various hours of the day and night. Not relaxing at all, definitely will not be back. read more

Months later I am still frustrated with my experience here and need to write a review. Frustrations: -bed had a big concave divot in the middle -shower water didn't get hot -bathroom lighting = abysmal for makeup -no shelving/desk/table or anywhere to put stuff -heat/ac system face lighting v bright at night -morning room service v late, had to call down -received a late checkout without asking (via phone and later confirmed at front desk in person)- but room service came in without knocking while I was changing -then customer service called up and rudely told me checkout was at 11 and I had missed it -no coffee maker or kettle -valet parking $67 -no ingredients listed for shampoos and lotions, strange smell -customer service "smoothing over" was a token for chowder at some restaurant elsewhere Positives +view +cool old building /instagrammable spots +good pillows +well stocked cute smeg... toiletries way too expensive considering i forgot toothpaste :( This hotel did not have the same quality of product, customer service, and experience as PaliHotels elsewhere, I will not return. read more

My worst experience. Definitely would not back to this place any more. Was attracted by the online photos, however,the real stay was so bad. room is pretty small and not conventional. Pro: nearby pike place Market. Cons: Extremely noisy at night. Can't sleep for the whole night,screaming, traffic, air vent, garbage trucks. 2nights stay,over 500bucks. 1. There's no place to put your things, so I have to leave all of them on the floor. 2. No privacy, could seen others through the window. have to close the shades, and then it becomes very dark in the room. 3. The management is messy. Front desk staffs are really unfriendly and tend to rude. 4. After checked in, I was at room to change my clothes, a lady swiped her card and break in to the room, holly scared. read more

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Great location, cute vintage decor, but front desk had a bad attitude and low on helpfulness. During check in, I was not given any instructions as to how to navigate the fact that we drove in from LA, and there was no parking on the premise. When I asked how to handle all our bags since they were in our car, there is no bellboy, and you're not allowed to park on the street, she looked at me blank, gave no useful instruction except to scan a QR code. Please train the front desk on how to greet new arrivals. read more

We've stayed here for a few nights last week. This hotel has its charm, the interior is not the typical run of mill hotel room style that is interchangeable in so many hotels. A lot of love and detail went into decorating the rooms which makes you feel at home. The best thing about this hotel is the location !!! When you want to explore the city you're right at Pike Place, can get breakfast there every morning. West Lake station is also super close, so you can connect to everywhere else in the city and a lot of stuff is in walkable distance from the hotel. The rooms have everything you need, only thing I was missing was an ironing board. Another potential issue might be the noise level. It's not bad, but due to the central location you might have a tough time sleeping in or going to bed early. They also have a restaurant, that offers breakfast, lunch and dinner. We only had breakfast here once and it was good. read more

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The front desk was extremely rude, especially Andrew who is confrontational and makes you regret your stay at Palihotel the moment you interact with him. The bathroom doors in our apartment were broken and wouldn't close or lock. Upon reporting it to the front desk, they said they were going to send maintenance to fix it. After a couple of hours of wait and nobody showing up, we learnt that they were going to send maintenance on the next workday which would be near the end of our trip. Andrew first lied to us about not having any other rooms available, saying that they are fully booked out and proceeded to confront us about why we would even care about the bathroom doors being broken and not closing. He suggested that we shouldn't care about privacy and just figure out the bathroom situation in an apartment that I was sharing with another person. He was rude, confrontational, and offensive. Upon asking for a solution and after continuing to plead our case and argue, suddenly a room became available despite the entire hotel being booked out 10 minutes ago. Never in our lives have we had such bad experience with a hotel or with another person. Additionally, safety was a huge concern. There were drug addicts who would come into the hotel and ask for money from guests and continue to harass them while the hotel staff wouldn't do anything. We were wrong to book this place due to good reviews we found online. Definitely not coming back. If you're looking for a pleasant stay for your vacation, I would definitely avoid Palihotel Seattle. read more

lovely and charming.. Palihouse is one of my favorites. Great food, nice comfy rooms. Priced well. Will always return

First the positives, the hotel is super cute inside with awesome decor and the lounge is amazing. The bed was comfy. The location was also great. Now the rest (tldr: we felt unwanted and it was way overpriced for what you got). It just felt like we weren't wanted. From the time we checked in, the staff was short with us. Our key stopped working two times during our stay and the second time I was there they said "didn't I just see you yesterday?" Check out was supposed to be 11am but at 10:30 we got a knock on the door from cleaning staff asking us when we would be out. The room was loud, both from the street nearby and the inside of the hotel with drunk guests yelling in the hallway. Our view was ok but we paid extra for the king with a view and then realized it was mostly obstructed and on the 3rd floor instead of the 4th. Not worth the upgrade cost. The room was still slightly dirty, the mini bar had a layer of dust on all the items and we found chapstick under the bed. So, not feeling too confident about the cleanliness of the rest of the room in a time of covid. Parking was hard to find and on the website it was implied that it was included. This was not the case. Parking cost $33 a day, and when we asked where it was we were given no instructions on how to find it, how to work the pay system and a map to a location that actually was not the correct spot. We did find it after driving around the downtown for over 20 minutes and then realized that the qr code they gave us has to be activated before you enter the garage rather than when you pay at the end. It would have been helpful to have had some kind of instructions rather than just having papers thrown at me while the people behind the desk talked amongst themselves. The restaurant and room service food was NOT good and stupid expensive. We tried the loaded fries and we weren't sure what meat was on them but we saw another couple of people picking at theirs later and totally understood. I went down one morning to order coffee from the barista and was basically told that it would take him at least 5 minutes to take my order so there was no point in me sticking around. I walked around the corner to Starbucks and was happy there. If you are staying one night and want to be close to the market maybe it's worth it? I don't know. It would probably be better to find somewhere else nearby. read more

Smell in the lobby is off-putting upon arrival. It went away on our floor only to be replaced by a different musty smell. Room setup is rather awkward. MOST IMPORTANTLY- it is extremely loud in the room. Might as well have the window open all night long. read more

Our decision to stay at the Seattle Pali Hotel may have been spontaneous. However, our experience was truly 5 star, due entirely to the professionalism, warmth and congeniality of Otto at the front desk and Filipe at the bar. They provided guidance on restaurants, shops and activities in the area, always with a big smile. Otto and Filipe made our trip to Seattle a wonderful experience. read more

Overall we didn't have the best experience. From the moment we walked in, it felt as though we were inconveniencing the staff. There was no hello, it was just "what's your last name," and was followed by little to no details about the hotel itself. When we got back after dinner, probably around 10pm, someone was mopping the entire lobby which we had to walk through to get to the elevator. The employee stopped what the were doing and made it seem as though we were preventing them from doing their job. The website gives off the vibe that this place is extremely welcoming, but that is definitely not the case. read more

Really nice boutique hotel near Pike Place. Perfect location, friendly staff. Like any downtown hotel outside is a bit noisy but they even provide ear plugs for light sleepers. I got plenty of rest. Don't expect a spacious room but the quirky layout and decor and comfortable beds more than make up for it. Would definitely stay again read more

Wonderfully memorable experience thru and thru! This place is perfectly situated nearly at the foot of Pike Place! The price reflects the location but lemme tell you, the service and cleanliness are worth it! Harry and Avery at the reception desk are stellar examples of elite and personalized customer service. Both are friendly and helpful and genuinely invested in a quality guest experience. The housekeeping personnel is led by Alfred who ensures his staff maintains TOP QUALITY standards! There was not a single spot of dust in either of the two rooms we recently let one week after the other. I was very impressed bc that NEVER occurs in a hotel! My only complaint is that the bath towels, although quite soft, are teeny tiny and not enough to cover the body. Oh, the restaurant food was above average for a hotel restaurant. William, our server, managed multiple busy tables on a Friday night and didn't let us know if he even broke a sweat, a true professional. The next morning he prepped me a toasted marshmallow latte from their coffee bar and it was as expected, a solid coffee latte with just a simple touch of actual toasted marshmallow on top for that hint of charred sweetness. I most definitely will stay at this location again when in Seattle. The only warning I've got is to beware of the organic city noises - people talking and laughing and vehicular traffic - through the evening. If you're not a city person, request a room away from the street side for a quieter stay. Enjoy!! read more

The highly Instagramable Palisociety's venture into Seattle's boutique hotel market needs some time to mature. I stayed here within days of opening - what should have been a friends and family complimentary stay. They turned off the water in the morning before I was able to take a shower (making me late for a meeting), there are no ice machines in the building (which wasn't just an opening week issue, this is a design flaw), and the staff would politely answer questions with "let me check and get back to you" without ever getting back to me. The overall aesthetic of this hotel is Wes Anderson dreamland with friendly service. But beyond what you can 'gram about this place is a hotel with some serious flaws in the design of the rooms. The in-room refrigerator is stocked full of overpriced items that you'll hesitate to clear out for fear of being charged an arm and a leg for a tiny Coke can. The desk in my room was basically in the hallway, making it impossible to pull the chair out and sit without hitting the wall behind you. I'd also venture to say that half of the rooms face the inside of the building which was a sad wasteland of urban HVAC and drain pipes. This place is cute, but it needs work and some serious attention to detail. They got the lobby right...and the rooms *look* cool, but don't expect anything more than Day's Inn. (And yes, I did bring any issues I experienced to the attention of the staff - their continued response was "well, we just opened." I'm sorry, but I was a paying customer, not an Instagram influencer. Do better.) read more

Fun new little hotel in downtown Seattle. I decided to do a staycation over the weekend and the Palihotel popped up. I had heard of this mini California chain and decided to give it a try. They market it as a "grown-up Ace Hotel" and it does feel that way. I upgraded to a King Studio room and was glad I did, it was more spacious than expected and well appointed. The staff was super friendly and everything met my expectations, I will definitely recommend Palihotel to visitors! read more

I had high expectations walking into the PaliHotel in Seattle and boy did it exceed those expectations! First of all, let me start by saying the front desk staff is absolutely fantastic. Great conversations with Collin became a part of our daily routine and he really went out of his way on multiple occasions to ensure we had the best stay possible. The coffee bar downstairs is fantastic in the mornings, and the diner is equally as delicious (highly recommend the Butter Biscuits). Both the downstairs lobby and our room were beautiful and exactly as shown online, we even had a great view of Pike Place! The area around the hotel was a bit sketchy but that's a given being downtown in a liberal city- I think the saving grace was that everything is in such close proximity the most you'll be walking is about 15 minutes. Although the Ubers here are wildly expensive I wouldn't recommend walking at night or taking public transportation. The $15 Uber one-way was easily worth it to me for the feeling of security and peace of mind. All in all, the best hotel I've ever stayed in- super grateful I found this little gem inside of Seattle! read more

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My experience with Palihotel started even before I checked in. My flight was delayed and I called the hotel to let them know and the person over the phone was extremely sweet and accommodating. We were checked in by Honey? Hope I'm not getting her name wrong. She was so wonderful and funny. She made our check in quick and easy. The hotel is located right across the street from Pike Place Market so expect some noise in the early mornings and some parts of the nights. Everyone we encountered at the hotel was really nice! It was refreshing to see so many people enjoying what they do and representing the core values of Palihotel. Checkout was just as easy as checking in. The attendant at the counter let us know about all the other locations that Palihotel has so I plan on staying with them again at these other locations in the future as well. read more

This place was only open a month when we stayed in Dec. Very well-located, awesome staff and spotless rooms & bathrooms. Everyone that worked there was super-nice and helpful. Local spots are easily accessible and close by, literally 2 blocks to Pikes Place-you can see the sign from the front step of the Pali. The Hart and the Hunter was great for an Irish Coffee at the end of the night! We didn't get to dine but the menu looked amazing. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was the noise level. We had a room located on the alley side of the establishment so we heard trash & recycling trucks often and at super early hours of the a.m. Ask for a water facing room! Also note, many Uber drivers had issues finding the hotel since it is so new and on a one way street. We will definitely stay there when we travel for our next business trip. read more

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Really enjoyed this hotel. Parking was expensive ($33/night) but I've stayed in many large cities and was expecting around $50 max. I stayed in New Orleans last year and it was $55 to park at the hotel. The only frustrating part of the parking situation was that on the first night of check in, we couldn't get the garage to work. There were no other options for parking and the front desk person was not very empathetic. The second part of this hotel that led me to give four stars instead of five is the check in process. We arrived at 5pm and were told that the room wasn't ready yet. We had to wait another 40 minutes- kind of long when you have been driving all day and have all your luggage. Despite these two issues, the hotel was adorable. The parking situation was remedied for day 2 and the beds were incredibly comfortable. The rooms were small but not smaller than an average hotel and they were adorable. The restaurant was open Thursday-Sunday only due to staffing issues but we didn't even go there when it was open-too many other options to choose from. All in all I would definitely choose this hotel again if I were to stay in Seattle. read more

I've been staying at this hotel for 2 nights and have 2 more until the end of my trip. Don't let the cute photos and good location fool you, this place is not worth it! First off, the entire place has a really offputting smell, especially in the lobby (to the point where I've been holding my nose until I get to the room). The room itself (my boyfriend and I got a queen) is tiny and the bed feels smaller than any other queen bed we've ever used. The first night we noticed a disgusting stain (what looked like a giant booger) on the top of the bed and asked for new bedding. They brought us a comforter with no duvet cover. The second day, the cleaning crew threw away two entire boxes of unused feminine products that were in the bathroom for no apparent reason. When I called the front desk using the room phone, they said they couldn't hear me and said someone will be at the room shortly. 20 minutes later nobody came so I called using my cellphone only to be told "sorry about that I'll get the bottom of it". Hours later and no updates or anything. They offered $20 credit to their restaurant to which I said I wasn't planning on going to (the smell alone makes it impossible to hold your appetite). She then said she'd throw in a free drink. Again, I wasn't interested so I just gave up at that point. I'm so disappointed in the service and would strongly suggest anyone considering staying here to reconsider. read more

This is a hidden gem. There were some bad reviews for this hotel. However, I went anyways!! I'm SO glad I did. This is a perfect location if you are without a car!! The Market is feet away!! I walked to the piers. I walked to the space needle. It's like a 1.2 mile walk to the Needle. The hotel itself is very cute! The bed was very comfortable! The front desk was very nice and helpful!! This is definitely a great boutique experience!! It's clean! When people complain about the mini bar... we all know it's expensive. So I don't see that to be something to complain about. The fridge is stocked with wine, beer, spirits, water and soda!! I'd like to say the homeless situation downtown is bad, so expect that. However, there were never any homeless people in front of the hotel. I am a single female and traveled alone. I never felt unsafe. I was never bothered by anyone. This is such a perfect place to stay to explore the areA!!! I will stay here again hands down!!! read more

Not giving any refunds due to coronavirus. Do not book her. The rep said "we were giving refunds two weeks ago when it first started but now that everyone knows about it we aren't giving refunds anymore because you should've cancelled two weeks ago." Absolute GARBAGE service. Guy on the phone sounded absolutely miserable. read more

Short review: style over substance. Long review: hotel has hip chic vibe but doesn't translate into a good stay. Historic wood single pane windows facing onto first ave. near pike market means that you'll loudly hear traffic and commotion all night until it calms down around 2am - aka you can't sleep. HVAC controls in the room do nothing to control the temp - aka you'll be hot. Bed is old uncomfortably springy - aka you'll be tossing all night. Shower handle projects so far into shower and shower head so shallow that it's hard to use the shower - aka you'll hit your head on the shower controls. No in room coffee machine means that you have to use a hot water kettle to heat water and then steep a coffee bag - aka coffee is bad. Oh and ya, no parking so you have to use a private garage - aka spend $33/night. On the upside, the bar attached to the hotel serves great coffee and cocktails. Friendly staff. Awesome adjacency to historic and waterfront areas but we wouldn't stay there again! read more

***i never write bad yelp reviews but this experience earned one: We had a great check in, as Jordan at the front desk was very pleasant and upgraded us to a bigger room. Jamilah was nice as well. However, everything went downhill from here. - When we got to the room we noticed stained sheets with hair and dirty towels. I wiped my hands with the towel pictured below. You tell me what that is. The manager rudely questioned how I knew it was semen, as if it matters! The towels were dirty and disgusting. - They said they'd send someone to change sheets and towels in 15 minutes but no one ever came. After this we didn't trust the hotels sanitary standards so we wanted a full refund and to be moved to another hotel. - The hotel refused to issue us a full refund because we already checked in and the room was "used," though we wouldn't have known the room was dirty if we hadn't checked in. - Everyday our keys to the room would be deactivated for some reason so we'd have to go back down stairs to get them reactivated - General Manager was extremely rude, condescending, and unhelpful So our first 6 hours in Seattle had been a bust due to this. Worst. Service. Ever. read more

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My wife and I had early long flight , spend at least 30 more minutes at the airport for a car rental.... get to the hotel at 10:30am our reservation was made 3 weeks before the date.... but the couldn't give a room before 3:00pm so we had to spend at least 4 hrs at the lobby # great design at the lobby lot of books ,2h30 minutes pass by my wife went to the front desk for an updated , the guy said " you might not even going to be able to check in at 3:00pm" 3:10 we get a room # WORTH PRICE for the location , great vibe at the bar the bartender that work night shift on feb/15/2020 I didn't get his name..... he made great drinks, 1 of the best French 75 i ever get...... that mini bar ‍ $5 for a 8oz Coca Cola , $13 sparking water...... flat water from the front desk for guest (8oz) 55$ valet parking , it's ok only because u can do in and out but not when you have to return the car before 11pm......... Will I STAY THERE AGAIN ? Maybe cause the location unbeatable read more

The charming photos online definitely made my choice for a staycation easy. It was adorable inside! Quaint, affordable, cozy, and everything you need in walking distance. Loved the tea in the morning with the killer Smeg kettle-it's the little things. Staff was phenomenal! Gave me great a great restaurant recommendation and were genuinely polite and helpful. read more

The worst experience we ever had while traveling for many years. Booked the room for 3 nights. It was $916. Arrived at the hotel at 8 PM. The person at the desk was not friendly and our room was a connecting room with bunk bed for $300. We are both over 70. This room-closet is maybe good for family with two kids. The rude person behind the counter didn't even apologize and according to her the hotel was booked. We left hotel to look for some other hotel, which was a challenging. Wrote to the management and no response. And we were charged $287 for not staying there. read more