Hotels with Parking in Seattle

To enter the parking garage, you need to ring a bell to call the front desk. After that, you can just use your room card for entry and exit. It's close to Hua University and there's a subway, but we didn't use it. There's a food street nearby, but the food was just so-so. You'll still need to use Yelp to find highly-rated local restaurants. There's a bottle of yellow water in the room that you can refill on the first floor.

The hotel's front desk service is very good, the room is clean, and free bath salts are delivered to the room. When checking in, the front desk will give 2 bottles of water and a welcome drink. Guests will be provided with a free glass of red wine from 5 to 7 o'clock, and free delivery to nearby attractions. The location of the hotel is very convenient, there are bus stops and supermarkets within 100 meters. The room we stayed in this time also happened to have a little view of the Needle. Recommended for those traveling to Seattle to consider staying here.

This is a great value option among the upscale hotels within walking distance of Pike Place Market. We arrived at 10 AM and they let us check in immediately and gave us our room key, which saved us the hassle of storing our luggage. We were able to freshen up and head straight to Pike Place Market! The hotel is also conveniently located just a block away from Din Tai Fung and Haidilao, both reachable within a 5-minute walk!

I visited with my family. The lobby desk staff was so friendly and I felt good. I also had breakfast at the restaurant below because I used my destination fee points. They were friendly and the food was good. The location was relatively safer than the market area, so I liked it.

Seattle's prices are really something else... $70 for parking, practically Hawaii prices... Or is Seattle even more expensive than Hawaii? But downtown is quite chaotic, and as a tourist, you don't really have a choice. It's just a standard Hilton double room. It's a bit of a walk to attractions, especially with Seattle's hills. However, the room price was relatively affordable. When traveling, I prioritize chain hotels.

The hotel itself was in a great spot (Royal Caribbean cruise customer) and was clean and pleasant. The staff accommodated our early check in request (we arrived around 1pm) which was terrific - didn't have to wait YAY!!! The rest of the staff were all wonderful except for the bar staff. We placed an order for drinks/snacks at the bar and then sat off to the side nearer the restaurant. We had to ask at least three times for our order and the bartender/server was abrupt and rather surly. Everyone else was wonderful.

The receptionist was kind enough to let me check in even though I reached at 12pm! The room is big and clean. It even has a coin laundry too, which is a major plus. The cafe next to the hotel has nice and affordable food. However, the sound proofing can be improved as I can hear people walking past my room.

The hotel's location is super convenient. I had to wait in a long line before checking in, though. I really liked Jennifer, the concierge. Overall, everything was good, except they charged some kind of tax at the end, even though I thought I'd paid for everything when I booked.

When we went to stay there the pictures did not match online. The shower head attached to the wall was coming off and when asked what they could do about it (the shower head coming off the wall and the pictures not matching online) they didn't offer an alternative room and said they couldn't repair the shower head until after we leave because of how long the caulking takes to dry. The walls were painted white and was on the carpets as well. I would not recommend staying here.

The good: The house is really clean and lovely. We have all we needed to cook at home, and the rooms were nice and spacious. The Bad: The location leaves a lot to be desired, lots of people fighting and threatening outside. Several nights we've had to endure listeng to screaming and someone being harassed. It's terrifying for my kids who may be technically adults but still on the younger side. The Ugly: We've had a little incident where my partner, who's not technologically knowledgeable accidentally purchased a movie through the owner's account. The owner went through the roof calling names and accusing without asking what happened first. Reading other reviews in airbnb we can see this is not the first incident with him not being the nicest. There are ways to communicate without going from zero to sixty. We paid a few thousand dollars for this stay, another 5 bucks is not something we're looking to swindle.