I want to give a special thank you to Getulio at the front desk for going above and beyond to help…read moremy family. We had a last-minute request for connecting rooms so our whole family could stay together, and Getulio was incredibly helpful in making it happen. He was friendly, patient, and genuinely cared about making sure we were taken care of. It's not often you come across someone who makes you feel like your request actually matters. His excellent service made a stressful last-minute situation so much easier. Thank you, Getulio, for taking care of our family and making our stay even better. Hyatt is lucky to have someone like you on their team!

Stayed a night here. It's a beautiful hotel and the room was clean and spacious. The bed is comfy…read more Take advantage of the perks of the destination fee. Some of them are: 1. Free beer or wine per guest between 5-6 pm from The Water's Table and you can do a to-go 2. s'mores kit from the Market between 6-8 pm 3. Free coffee in the morning 4. Complimentary bikes/helmets And more! James, the front desk staff was friendly and super helpful. We enjoyed sitting out on the deck area overlooking Lake Washington.

Mini vacation with mom prompted our stay here. Nice area with Lake Washington in view (and the…read moretrain line). I'm hard of hearing, so me thinks this isn't a problem. This establishment has clean and fairly comfortable accommodations (bed was a little stiff in my opinion). Bathroom was fairly large and clean, though there was photo of a coffee cup above the toilet (which I found oddly hilarious!) One star knocked off because there is not enough lighting in the center of the room, and the ac can be loud (again, hard of hearing, so not an issue for me, but I'm thinking of you lite sleepers here). Like all Hampton Inn's, they have coffee and tea throughout, in addition to breakfast in the A.M. I appreciate the rotation of food! Other Hampton Inn's keep the same food on repeat, little rotation if that. This one, however had sausage gravy and biscuits one day, and hot links and eggs another. State of WA "OK" placard in terms of sanitation, so that is reassuring. Everything was "okay", except the sausage gravy was no joke STRAIGHT salt; I think they forgot to add water. Shame. I love sausage gravy and biscuits... Anyway, service both reception and breakfast area was friendly enough, but not over accommodating. Not very many parking spaces, but it is an Inn and its mostly secured. Walls are a bit thin if the parties outside are loud. But again, ears don't hear well.

Disgusting rooms! Two rooms both smelled like death. We booked, checked in and WALKED OUT with a…read morefew minutes! We stayed less than 1 minute in the rooms since both rooms were putrid. They refused to give even a partial refund.

Southport is a beautiful place with wonderful amenities. This property includes apartments, The…read moreHyatt, and an incredible water view restaurant. There's a large parking garage where we left our car and then enjoyed walking around admiring the aesthetically pleasing Hyatt. There's even some outdoor gathering spots with fire pits and comfy couches! The showstopper though is without a doubt Water's Table restaurant with gorgeous views of the lake, an innovative menu, and beautiful plating. I keep this place on my date night list whenever the husband asks me where I'd like to go. Perfect spot to enjoy dinner, the sunset, and a walk along the water after.

I love the Southport community though I am uncertain what this entry is for as Southport consists…read moreof six different businesses and three empty towers. They aren't owned nor managed by a single company. The Bristol Apartments, for example, is owned by one investment company that is different than the empty towers and the Hyatt is a Hyatt property. It's a bit confusing if this review is for the neighborhood? Do we review neighborhoods now? And it is for all intents and purposes a neighborhood. There's one road in and one road out with the Hyatt, the Bristol, Tra, Peyrassol, the Seattle Family Center, Dock and Drink, and Water's Table filling out the portfolio. It is very pleasant with Coulon Beach Park next door and excellent viewing of fireworks when that resumes. With the parking garage there's plenty of parking though I cannot stress more than ever do not leave any valuables in sight in your vehicle. Southport may be isolated, but that isn't a deterrent for thieves. Personally I'd recommend parking where there's foot traffic since the upper levels are vacant I've only seen smashed out windows at those levels. And it is a pleasant place! In the summers it is busy. The water is so close and the views amazing. I love the four restaurants. It can get loud, and with the exception of a few incidents in 2020 due to people being angry about the mandates at the time it is a very safe space where families, dog walkers, and cute couples gather. Many a wedding takes place in the warmer months so it isn't uncommon to see beautiful gowns and fancy tuxedos, though I'm partial to the Indian weddings since the guests come in beautifully colored saris. There is a lot of diversity at the waterfront and that makes it a wonderful place to be. The winters can be busy too with Coulon Beach Park putting up lights for the holidays and Argosy cruises bringing the Christmas boats by. I always appreciate the carolers. I only wish people would acknowledge the road properly. Drivers ignore the speed limit signs, occasionally just stop in the middle street, or try to double park. Pedestrians often aren't much better because though there's a great sidewalk that connects the docks to the Bristol running up to Coulon Beach Park they'll just walk down the middle of the road like it's a bike path. I have seen a few close calls with pedestrians almost being hit because they're walking down the road instead of the sidewalk. It is a great area.

ALL AREAS ARE REVIEWED 1-5, 1 being the worst and 5 being the best…read more Reservations- 5-Super easy with CONCUR as always. Parking- 5-large lot with three spots for Diamond Club members. Ease of check-in- 5-Very easy to either pick a room or have the hotel chose one for you on the Hilton app. Front desk folks were very nice and answered all my questions. Room-4- Typical Hilton room, a little dated. TV remote didn't work at first, but I called down to the front desk and someone came right up with a new one. (They also provided an extra set of batteries just in case. Well done!). The TV is an older model, not ability for NETFLIX, streaming, etc. The only real issue with the room is the heater/ac. With the outdoor temp being around 25 I had the heater running for a good while, unfortunately it's one of those retrofitted systems that you see a lot where they added a wall thermostat to an existing heater. In other words, once you set the temp it works forever trying to maintain that specific temp by running the heat, then the ac, then the heat, ... My fix was to turn the entire thing off at night, the radiant heat from the neighbors on both sides kept my room perfect without the system running all night. Mattress/pillows-5- Great, four pillows all perfect. Hilton does this right! Elevator speed/availability-4- A little slow, maybe due to age, but it always showed up. Gym/pool-5- The pool is under construction, so it was out of service, the gym is small but has everything that you need to get a good workout in. Cardio, weights, and mats. Restaurant-5- One of the best hamburgers that I have ever had! The staff was super nice and again answered all my "touristy" questions happily. You can eat there at the bar or at a table, service was quick! Staff-5- So far everyone has been very nice; the gentleman that brought up the replacement remote last night was super polite and professional, both the lady and the gentleman at the front desk have been very cordial and helpful. Price- 4-A pretty good price considering it's just a stone's throw from Seattle. The local area has all the usual restaurants and shops as well. Overall-5- A really nice place to stay, close to everything, super clean with a great staff and good food. Highly recommend! Shout out- Everyone that I have come in contact with here has been fantastic, very professional.

Check-in was a problem only one person at the front desk and there was a line of people waiting to…read moreget checked in. The hallways in the hotel are hot and muggy. It's like they've just shut off the AC to the hallways. Room was nice and clean, but the conditions are pretty spartan. The in-room phone did not work, one of the bedside lamps was almost coming off the wall, the TV has no guide/menu and there is not a TV channel guide in the room. Then they want to charge you three dollars for a bottle of water and there's not even a pen or notepad. There is some highway noise as the hotel is right next to the freeway. Add to this that the breakfast is $10 for continental and $15 for a regular (lame) hotel buffet breakfast. Overall very disappointing.

I was traveling in a group to Renton, WA for a few days. A couple of groupmates had previously gone…read moreto Renton and recommended the Residence Inn in spite of the overall low rating, mentioning that one of the perks is a free breakfast every morning. I probably would have chosen the nearby Hyatt instead since it looked nicer, but they don't serve free breakfast there. Residence Inn Seattle South/Renton is located on Lake Washington Blvd across from Gene Coulon Park, not too far from The Landing. It's located next to Hampton Inn & Suites, which also serves free breakfast. When you arrive, you'll see a breezeway before the parking lot; the front desk is on the right hand side of that breezeway. There's a door on the left hand side that you can only access with your room key; that door can be useful if your room is on the northern half of the inn. Checking in was simple. Brittany (sp?) was the one who checked me in and gave me a brief overview of the hotel from the free breakfast to the housekeeping every other day as well as mentioning that a card would need to remain inserted in the slot by the front door in order to keep the lights on in the room. When I got into my room, the TV was on to welcome me to Residence Inn. There weren't any issues with my room after my inspection and also taking photos to add to this page. However, one of my groupmates did mention he had to switch rooms due to the toilet not flushing. He showed me video of that so I could see it for myself. Housekeeping is done every other day, so during my three-night stay, housekeeping was only done once. One of the desks in each room has a sign reminding guests of this policy. There's another sign on that desk that has a QR code where you can leave tips for their hardworking staff. There is free WiFi and breakfast for guests of this Residence Inn! WiFi info is posted at the front desk where you check in. Breakfast starts at 6:30 AM on weekdays and 7 AM on weekends. Each morning I had breakfast, they had scrambled eggs in the first heating well, but the three heating wells after that would vary. One had meat patties one day. One had breakfast sandwiches another day. There were some potatoes on one of the mornings, but I'll never forget the pork bacon on my last morning. That's only because the rest of my group went to get breakfast elsewhere, but I stayed behind to get not one, but two helpings of the pork bacon lol. Breakfast also includes the usual suspects like bread, bagels, fruit, yogurt, milk, and a juice machine. I was satisfied with the quality of the breakfast, and they even had some coffee in front as well. For some reason, I couldn't pour any liquid out of one of the dairy pitchers. One of the staff members notice me struggling with that, and she showed me that the lid was rotated the wrong way. After she rotated it, I was finally able to pour some liquid into my coffee. In addition to coffee, they also have dispensers for decaf and hot water. They do have a bar in the same place where breakfast is held, but they also have a food menu per state law. On my second evening there, I went down and ordered a barbecue chicken flatbread. Actually, I would have preferred the barbecue pork, which was $1 less, but I guess they didn't have any of the pork left? But I was more than willing to try the barbecue chicken knowing that is California Pizza Kitchen's signature pizza. Initially, they prepared my order to be eaten at the bar even though I would have preferred to eat in my room instead; the staff happily obliged and even offered me some utensils to go with my takeout box. Shoutout to the bartender, Brianna, who told me she used to live close to where I live now in SoCal! I also appreciate how they were willing to hold my luggage until I was done with work that day. However, when I tried to check out of the hotel on my last morning in Renton, there was no staff present to check me out. It took a minute or two before Geoffrey (sp?) checked me out, which was as simple as handing him my room keys. I didn't even need to say my name; all I had to provide was my room number and a preference for receipt delivery. I requested for them to hold my luggage until I returned later that day, and Geoffrey provided me with a numbered tag that I needed to return to get my luggage back; I don't know what I'd do if I were to lose that tag. I returned later in the afternoon where a couple of different front desk agents struggled to get my luggage back. It took them a while to figure out where my luggage was, even after I mentioned Geoffrey's name. Luckily, it didn't take much more than a few minutes before I finally got my luggage back. Overall, it was a decent stay at Residence Inn, and I can see why one of my groupmates recommended it. Bed was comfortable, and so was the sofa. No issues with the bathroom either, but the clock on the microwave didn't show the correct time. It was off by an hour and a few minutes, likely due to Daylight Savings Time.

Jordan at the front desk is great. He has a great attitude, he made the check in process very…read moresmooth. He is a very great person. It's a pricey hotel, it was about $250 ish a night. $15 of parking. It's very close to the landing so it's a prime location. Easy to navigate.

This place is nice! Room was clean and colorful! It has a cozy feel too. The espresso machine gives…read moresome tasty espresso! No going out for coffee this trip! The check-in was quick and easy. Service with a smile!

The hotel must have went through some sort of remodel because the reviews of 2 and 3 years ago are…read moreoff. The rooms are clean and spacious. The breakfast is perfect if you want something light. Bacon, eggs, biscuits and gravy, assorted pastries, breads and cereals. You can make your own blueberry or regular waffles and assorted juices and coffee. This also was the cheapest hotel in the area. Free parking and close the freeway. Would definitely stay here again.

Located in Renton. Larkspur Landing was a reasonably priced suite. You have an option of a queen…read morebed with pullout sofa, living room, dining room, and kitchen in or two queen beds bedroom with a large bathroom and attached eating area pull out so fun TV. A little dated scuffs on the wall walls I'll give it three stars. Lots of parking and free continental breakfast.

The lobby was noisy. We were ignored and when we did get checked in, I asked when breakfast…read morestarted the next day. He said 6 am. The following morning I arrived at 6:15 am for breakfast to be told there is no breakfast. I said that breakfast is advertised in the site and on our key card. "Nope," he said. "Sorry." In our way out my husband wanted to speak to him about partial refund but he was asleep behind the desk.

Cedarbrook lodge: Overall score: 8.0/10.0…read more Room: King suite, 2nd building Cost: $680 USD/2 nights Review: Just wow! A true resort hotel located just 3-4 minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The resort is designed so that you would never even know you're in the urban heart of the Seattle-Tacoma metro area. The beds are so soft and comfortable, and the central lobbies in each building have complimentary candies and nut offerings along with flavored water, and offering a fireplace for chilly evenings in the living rooms. The staff are incredibly kind, more so than most, i have to mention just how amazing they are. There is also a mascot; an actual housecat, no I'm not kidding, an actual house CAT. The resort has a woodland feel and offers a couple running/walking paths which add to the hidden-feeling and ambiance.

The Cedarbrook Lodge is a hidden escape in the SeaTac area. It felt like a high end lodge with…read morecomplimentary coffee, snacks, and ice cream in each building. The staff were kind and attentive. They seem to authentically enjoy working there. There was a jacuzzi available for use even in the winter months. When we visited it in the summer evening, there were no pool towels. Bring them from your room. The Spa and Restaurant are highly recommended! My husband and I will definitely be returning to this place when visiting the Seattle area.

We stayed at the Best Western Plus Plaza by the Green which was central to where everything was for…read morethis trip. A huge but shared parking lot with the local surrounding businesses but there was plenty of spaces. [From their website] "Overlooking the Riverbend Golf Complex in Kent, Washington, this hotel offers free wireless internet. Best Western Plus Plaza by the Green features a free continental breakfast every morning. Guests will also enjoy the well-equipped fitness center at this completely nonsmoking hotel." The front desk was helpful, professional, and thoughtful. It was a breeze checking in and getting some amenities that we forgot. The room was decent and alot roomier than I expected. The bed was decent. The fitness room was small. It was a nice stay.

Nice stay. Quiet location by a golf course. Complimentary parking. We got ourselves a room with…read morebalcony view of the green. Room was comfortable and spacious. Breakfast was decent with the usuals. Touchless pancake machine a nice touch. Coffee (think it was SBC Portside) did not taste good. Staffs were very friendly. Coffee available all day.