First of all, let me say that I dislike spending a lot on lodging. I am definitely a value shopping…read morecustomer. That said, when you need to go to Seattle for a medical procedure, you want your stay to be comfortable and low stress. Silver Cloud Broadway is very convenient for Harborview, Swedish, Providence etc if you don't mind walking a few easy blocks or it would be a quick and easy Lyft or Uber. The rooms are reasonably quiet (ask for a higher floor for less noise), beds are comfortable with plenty of pillows, and the electrical situation is modern and fairly intuitive ie I was able to charge my devices easily and the light switches were easy to find. The bathroom is a little dated (still has a combination tub/ shower which I actually prefer) but again, no difficult to figure out shower controls. So what made this a 5 star stay? The desk clerk gave me a lower rate than I had booked on line. Then we checked out a day early as my hospital stay was shorter than expected. Crankypants left my hair dryer in the room. I didn't miss it for 4 months yet when I called, they actually had it!

Amazing little gem in one of the busiest parts of Seattle. Walkable distance from Pike and Pine…read morestreets and a big variety of cute restaurants and venues in the area. Also, easily walkable to DT Seattle,- it's only 20 mins away. Super cute inside, big hotel rooms, staff is nice and friendly, hotel makes you wanna stay in it! It offers parking but it is also possible to find parking in the area. The area itself is rather nice. Super happy I stayed at this hotel.

It's a comfortable hotel at good prices for Seattle. The beds were comfortable and the room was a…read moresmall suite with a couch, mini-fridge, and microwave. The lake view on the fifth floor was a bit obstructed by a tree, but that may have been because they allowed an early checkin, and it was a fine trade off. The lobby is updated, but I wish they'd spent the money on the elevator, which is one of the slowest I've ever taken in my life. The breakfast wasn't great, but it's included and offered for three hours and is okay in a pinch. The location is quiet, not near much, and probably not great without a car. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Silver Cloud is a fantastic hotel that has a waterfront view of Lake Union. I stayed there on a…read moreshort trip to Seattle and have only good memories and good things to say. The check-in experience was smooth and the front desk folks went above and beyond. They gave great restaurant recommendations when asked and were so friendly to speak with. It felt authentic and genuine. The room is on the older side but was comfortable. My ocean view was simply "wow". There is a small balcony that's great for activity watching. I saw sail boats and sea planes. The complimentary breakfast was fantastic, especially the crispy bacon and roasted potatoes. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Silver Cloud and would love to stay there again.

Have stayed twice and am preparing for my third stay this year. Staff is very friendly and went…read moreabove and beyond for me when I accidentally left my personal pillow in my room. Rooms are clean and free parking is a bonus. My new favorite place to stay in Seattle!!

Ok, so I booked this spot because there was a pirate ship in the pictures. We get there... no…read morepirate ship. Devastated. I'm still giving a five star review so take that for what you will. Expectations met: quiet, the door locked, and nothing itched in the morning. Success!! (Pirate ship or no!)

Loved our stay! Thick, fluffy towels, down pillows, perfect mattress, soft, high end sheets... and…read moreso tastefully decorated. Absolutely recommend!

What a fantastic business model. Advertise one price, collect another later, and hope guests don't…read morenotice. I booked two stays at this hotel because of its convenient location for my cruise. Both reservations were paid in full months ahead of time. At check-in, I was told the only additional charge would be a temporary $100 deposit that would be released after checkout. After returning home, I reviewed my bank statement and found two unexpected $25 charges, one for each stay. When I called to find out why, I was told they were "amenity fees." Amazing. Neither the booking process nor the check-in staff thought this information was worth mentioning. I never used any amenities, but apparently that's irrelevant because the fee is charged whether you use them or not. It would have been nice to know that before staying there rather than discovering it afterward on my bank statement. Thanks for the unexpected lesson in hidden fees. I'll be sure to remember it when deciding where not to stay in the future.

Ok yes. Where do I start. 1. Kind people work here. 2. The attention to lighting in the room…read moreis notable. 3. Thoughtful bathroom design. Loved the shelves and products. We had a corner suite with a butterscotch velvet couch and city view, loved it. Bed was comfy. Lola's next door was great for breakfast. If you are a coffee snob walk to Slow Day Coffee.

Great location and a really nice boutique hotel. We upgraded to a Luxury King on the 10th floor and…read moreit was definitely worth it. Spacious, comfortable room and a really nice lobby. The staff was also all friendly, helpful and always available when we needed something. The location was probably our favorite part. We walked to Pike Place, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Olympic Sculpture Park, the Seattle Art Museum and our whale-watching trip. Very easy to explore downtown Seattle from here. There are also some great restaurants basically right outside the hotel. We tried Lola, Serious Pie and Neb. All were good, but Neb was our favorite, maybe some of the best Italian food we've had. All in all, a great stay and we'd definitely come back.

Good place to stay in central Seattle. It was a bit pricey, but the World Cup game was that…read moreweekend, so not unexpected. The staff were friendly and helpful. We did the valet parking, well worth it, since parking is a problem in downtown. Our room was spacious and comfortable. Big shower bath, with fluffy towels. The wine and snacks in the lobby was a nice touch, and we had dinner at Tulio's, an award winning restaurant off the lobby.

I thought this was a 3-star hotel. It's four!? How!?…read more Anyway, I booked a one night stay here using my IHG points but still had to pay a resort fee of $30 in person. Fine, whatever. I was told that I had a $10 credit to use in the restaurant Tulio or on lobby snacks. What I didn't know was that it would've been deducted from a $100 deposit, and not applicable as a standalone credit. Fine, whatever, again. Had I known that though, I would've gone to a restaurant or bar that had TV's so I could watch the World Cup match that was going on at the time. There were no TV's at all in the attached Tulio restaurant. So I just sat, doodling on my phone, in old wooden decor of the restaurant staring back at me. Pivoting to the room now, it was weird. My TV didn't work but it was only a one night stay. So again, fine, whatever. My bathroom was big, bright, modern, and clean, but stepping back into the bedroom felt like time travelling to the 1960's with dated furniture and decor. I get it: it's "vintage," but quite jarring to see. Saying all this, the two saviors to this Kimpton were the bed and pillows! I like a stiffer pillow and mattress because I'm a weirdo like that, but I would've given this Kimpton on 5th a 1-star had it not been for the comfy bed and pillow. Really unforgettable on everything from customer service to hotel look and feel. But would I return here again? Yeah, if the price is right. Great location too. Otherwise, go somewhere else.

Attracted to the general concept of Ace Hotels. The boutiqueness of it anyways…read more Over the years, due to their popularity, Ace I have found has became progressively corrupt. For one it has nose high pricing. They charge a pretty penny for what is more or less hostel style rooms. Which can be found a fraction the cost around town. With its shared baths and wcs. This particular one has no handicap accessibility let alone ramp or elevator. The deco, though might have been charmingish, is outdated and disconnected. And don't get me started with the amenities and gift shop. Terrible. Sorely disappointed. Not recommended.

My partner and I have been staying here a couple of times a year for over a decade. We have zero…read moreinterest in staying anywhere else. It's clean and classy. Every room is uniquely stylish with zero tacky! So what if the waffles are gone get over it and go pig out at the bakery cafe across the street. Also Cyclops is downstairs and they have the best veggie burgers ever. The staff here are always wonderful. On this stay we were lucky to meet Brandon and Christina. Just the best peeps. Just so friendly charismatic and beyond helpful. It's less and less common nowadays to feel like anyone in the public service industry really cares anymore. Brandon helped me book a great room kind of last minute which I appreciate. The front desk folks are irreplaceable I look forward to a future visit

My bff and I came to Seattle for vacation…read more This location is so convenient and affordable for what it offers. It's close to major tourist spots within 5-10 minutes of driving or 20 minutes walking. (Depending how fast you walk). You're in the middle of a major shopping area, and across the street are delicious restaurants that cater to one of Amazon hub offices. Don't forget Continental breakfast! There's also a fridge and microwave if you want to save money. If you are driving, there is parking. There is a cruise shuttle service for those who are sailing on an adventure.

Customer service was terrible. They ripped us off because we paid in advance and would not let us…read moreget the cheap rate for people who booked the same day.. Pull out bed is so uncomfortable and make sure you have your own blanket or pillow. I guess it pays to not book in advance? It doesn't make sense to me