$7 parking in the evenings! I parked here tonight to take my kiddo to the area and was pleasantly…read moresurprised to only pay a fraction of the cost. I was able to enter/exit on Union Street around 645ish and there was low foot traffic - which is always a bonus bc its pedestrian central. There was plenty of spaces, however, they are narrow & short. But, no one is there hardly so I guess its easier to park to your liking. We took the elevator up to the 2nd floor and it brought up out in front of the Sheraton. Make sure you note a landmark so you know how to get back to your spot. Clean and safe! No scary transients or aggressive folks on the sidewalks.

This is the only place where you can buy a good quality of bags. I bought my bag last week for our…read moretravel and the reason why I chose this bag for it is durable and it won't be easily damaged. They have many choices of style if you wanted a unique one. So, don't be confused about where to buy a high quality of products. I can assure you that you could never be disappointed!

Great experience. Loved the Space Needle, but we came here for the amazing views at the Sky View…read moreObservatory. The Columbia Center in Seattle is 76-story structure which makes it the tallest building in state of Washington (933 ft). That makes the Sky View Observatory, the tallest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest as well. The way up is fast! You speed up 73 floors in about 70 seconds and it's a very cool immersive elevator. You have excellent view of Mt. Rainier and amazing city views including the Space Needle, downtown, T-Mobile Park, all of the region. The scenery is breathtaking. The views are breathtaking. Allow plenty of time to take it all in. Tickets are $25 for general admission, and it's worth every penny.

This is a must see tourist attraction if you are visiting Seattle. It is the tallest structure in…read morethe Pacific Northwest, you can see an360 view I'll be entire Seattle. area and the surrounding mountains . It's similar to Chicago's Willis Tower (formally the Sears Tower). You can purchase drinks and food, and relax at a table to take in the view.. I highly recommend this attraction.

Great space to work for the day. Free coffee with the day pass! Bonus, you can actually see right…read moreinto the stadium from the office.

this is my go to WeWork location. many of the other downtown Seattle locations tend to fill up but…read morethis one always seems to have space! the location comes with an excellent view of Century Link field from the patio! nice open common area with the regular WeWork perks of free coffee/espresso drinks, kombucha and sparkling water on tap! i have not been able to check out the happy hours yet but last one was free pizza wine and beer. plenty if lunch time options in the surrounding area as well!

I visited chophouse row for the first time yesterday for the fashion show and it was so fun! There…read moreare so many fun shops around here and a cute Photo Booth too. I will definitely be back here to explore!

Long overdue Yelp post as I have been an admirer of Chophouse Row and its collection of various…read moreonsite and adjacent businesses. It uniquely links 11th, 12th, with Pike on Capitol Hill since 2018 (5/30/23). I am fond of urban architecture, but in ways that helps preserve the historical bones of the structure and continues to contribute to the neighborhood. Best summed up from an excerpt from the Dunn & Hobbes website, "Chophouse Row puts the "mixed" in "mixed-use", featuring state-of-the-art creative office space, an extensive retail marketplace and residential penthouses in the heart of the Pike-Pine neighborhood of Capitol Hill. The project combines the historic Chophouse building, built as an auto parts store in 1924 and used for decades as iconic band practice space, with a new office tower that features open plan workspaces with floor to ceiling windows and exposed steel structure. Salvaged materials were used throughout and the building features highly sustainable energy and water systems. A pedestrian mews and mid-block courtyard connects Chophouse Row through to Dunn & Hobbes' other 12th Avenue Marketplace properties." I do miss shuttered businesses such as Amandine, By Tae, Petti-Rosso, and Kurt Farm Shop, but I enjoy revisiting to see what new businesses have taken their place and newer ones to wander through. A big plus is the juxtaposition of the surrounding mixed materials and the sky above. It brings out my inner photographer. Also, the open courtyard is a great getaway especially during warmer months with their variety of outdoor seating and even during crisp autumn evenings when the firepit is lit.

One of the newest Amazon office spaces in the South lake Union campus. Close proximity to numerous…read more restaurants and food trucks in the area. Has a coffee shop and restaurant in the first floor.

Rebecca Sayre of Metropolist is the kind of truly rare real estate pro that actually really cares…read moreabout you as a human being, not just a client. Indeed, you might find that after she helps you find the dream place to buy or rent you are looking for, that you've also found a new friend as well! She is truly not happy until you are happy, and I truly feel she is an absolutely genuine person who is in this to actually help people, not just make a sale. I was introduced to Rebecca when I was desperately trying to find a place to call my own away from the bland, white-walled, noisy apartments I'd been living in far too long. Originally I was looking to purchase a place, and Rebecca was AMAZING in helping me scout out so many great possibilities. She truly went above and beyond to hook me up with showings on my weird schedule, and to walk through each property and discuss not just the pros but also the cons of each one. She did not ever push me to consider a property that didn't actually suit my needs just to try to get my on track to buy. In fact, she was first to point out what didn't meet my wants and needs in a property several times. That's just priceless in a real estate professional! Rebecca found not just one, but two properties that I was seriously interested in buying and would have suited my needs fabulously. I was literally right about to jump on my favorite of the two when her help, support, and positive energy actually directed me into the path of an even MORE terrific opportunity. I was content to buy either of the great properties we found outside the city that fit in my buying budget. However, I actually ended up with a better deal for my personal needs with a long term condo rental literally in my very favorite area of West Seattle on Alki Beach. For my specific personal circumstances, and how much I absolutely love living in West Seattle, this actually ended up being the most perfect solution I could have dreamed up. I absolutely credit Rebecca entirely for getting me there! So if you are considering buying or renting, or even just want to talk to someone about the possibility of looking - I absolutely recommend Rebecca in every regard. She's a consummate professional, but also a lovely and decent human being. Not only will she work hard as hell to find you exactly the home you need and want, but she will do it with care and integrity. I am so glad she was recommended to me, and I highly recommended her onward to all my friends!

This place is perfect for parties! Plenty of room For a…read moresmall gathering and away from downtown but close enough. But parking could be a little challenging. They do have parking for free!

StudioWorks Ballard is qualifying for mortgage assistance during the COVID19 pandemic but still…read morecharging rent. When the moratorium on late fees and evictions ends, they will expect full payment from their tenants and charge late fees at that point if any back rent owed is not paid immediately. As a small business, rebuilding a client volume and making enough to pay rent will be challenging enough, let alone being forced to pay three months of rent. The building is clean, and overall the process up until now was a positive one. Because of this profits-first mentality and blatant hypocrisy in how they view assistance during troubled times, I would recommend you take your small business elsewhere. Fremont Space Building was much more kind to their tenants during this crisis.

The room is fine. It all was pretty fine until giving notice to leave…read more Be very careful about the lease. They use loopholes in the language to avoid prorating, and to say your lease is longer than it is. It looks simple until they start "explaining" that, for example, though it says for a one year term, then goes month to month, your "lease" doesn't end until after you give notice-- which also means if you want to leave May 15th you must tell them no later than April 1 ( but it also says 30 days) and if it's April 3, well your lease ends May 31 now and pay a full month. Even if your lease began May 1 and a year would be... May 1. "There is no end date," I was told. "It ends when you give notice..." Month to month isn't a lease, StudioWorks. it isn't a separate mini lease. but they get away with it because tenant rights are all self help unless you can afford a lawyer.

The Cloud Room in Capitol Hill has such a nice vibe. I came here on a day pass while my house was…read morebeing renovated, and it was a great place to work for the day. I only wish it were closer to me! I love the aesthetic and overall atmosphere here, and I'll definitely be back if I need a coworking space again. Big bonus: it's dog-friendly!

How many of those people on the Member Spotlight page of the Cloud Room website are actually…read moremembers? VERY FEW. It's as easy as looking up the address for Civilization Design. Also, James S. Rogers' law office. Seattle Arts & Lectures. Cuniform. Smart House Creative. Etc I know someone who was given a Cloud Room membership about a decade ago. She said she dropped by just once, but they've got her on their website, making her look like a current member. If you do decide to become a member, don't expect to be networking with the people in the Cloud Room marketing materials.