Best Hotels By The Hour In Seattle Near Me

Martin Parsons: Lovely views from room.

Chris Owens: This is our new every time we come to Seattle place! We've visited Seattle numerous times and never really found the perfect place to stay until now. The State Hotel manages to be elegant and quirky all at the same time. Every design detail is perfect right down to the combinations of wood and leather in the furniture. The lobby is a delight. We had plans to meet friends at a nearby restaurant but insisted they meet us at the hotel to show off the lobby. The location is perfect, just 2 blocks from SAM, The Benaroya and Pike Place Market. We will be back, again and again.

christine campbell: My favorite place to stay in Seattle. I wish the artist who designed the wallpaper had prints!

Mathew Thom: 2 blocks to the Moore Theater, 1 block to Pike Place market, walking distance to several great bars and restaurants and across the street from target! Nicely appointed rooms. Best parking rate of any Downtown hotel! And under 200$ for a king. Will stay again.Food & drinks: Ben Paris restaurant in house. Did not eat here though

Tera Jones: What a treat to stay here. The suite we stayed in was so comfortable and beautiful. I love how the bathroom was so separate from the bedroom. The building is absolutely incredible! I felt like i was in Downton Abbey. The location is, of course, excellent and mostly walking distance to where we wanted to go. Everyone was so friendly and even patient for the night we had a few cocktails. Room service was great also! Their breakfast is to die for. I'm a sucker for good eggs Benedict. The king crab benedict... wow. And the dining beyond that was exquisite as well.

Nick Villanti: , which worked great for the kids. Also had large hot tub with fill fitness center too.We did room service twice and the food was pretty good.Parking is offsite in a shared garage. You can self park or valet. Just make sure everything is out of the car. I wouldn't want to leave anything inside.

Yanderyn “CalCo” Shoup: Visited for the speakeasy vibe. Very nice and elegant. Takes a while to get in but wait area is wonderful.Food & drinks: Pricey but great! Atmosphere was chill.

黃薏涵: Finally, with the help of the concierge employee Sayaka, he found my friend's information and asked my friend to ask for my address.I thought this matter would be over, but it wasn’t!The director actually wrote me a letter today

Trista Polo: Nothing but rave reviews to say about this hotel. Valet was right at my Uber when I arrived helping me with my bags all the way onto the baggage lift being set up from my closet to the room and my bag placed on it. Ate two meals. There really enjoyed both of them. I got the Mediterranean and the ribeye. Leftovers on both. I called the hotel a couple of weeks before my reservation to make requests for specific accommodations related to an accident I had been in recently. The person at the reception desk took all the information said I was all set. When I arrived they didn't have the notes and I was in a room that did not have the accommodations I requested. Jenny Scott was at the front desk and made my safety a priority and put me in a room that would work for me. I was so grateful because I have felt safe, secure, and comfortable my entire stay. The staff has been top notch. My experience has been top notch. And the bathroom in my room has been top notch.My room has blackout shades which I really appreciated because I have done my best to stay on my local time zone. So I've been going to bed and getting up at unreasonable hours for the local time. I don't know if I could have slept fully if I did not have this option in my room. It also has privacy shades so I have that option as well. Really like the versatility of the light from the windows and the view is spectacular. I can't see the needle, but it's a great metropolitan Seattle view.I have also enjoyed the use of the executive lounge. I wish it had snacks other than coffee, tea and water when it was not food service. Other than that, I have enjoyed having access to water and coffee and tea throughout the day. The executive lounge is also a great place to work and the employees that support it are fine with you being there while they're cleaning up after a meal. I did find that some of the guests were using it as a business center and on phone calls which was disruptive to me doing my own work there but that was only a couple of times and not every time. They do not have a business center, which was a disappointment as I did have some work to do. But reception was able to support me in what I needed so My needs did not go unmet.Now to the bathroom...I have not used the public restroom. I'm not even sure where it is. I've had an opportunity to use it a few times but since I couldn't find it and my mobility is limited currently I didn't go searching for it. I just went to my room and used that. Hotel room bathroom definitely a pee. Can't comment on the public one.Follow me for places I've been and places I've gone. I'll tell you if it's a p or a pass.Rooms: My room is on the 29th floor. It has two full beds, a desk, a cabinet, a refrigerator, a closet, and a bathroom. It was recently renovated so it's in great condition. The art is fun. The sink is inside the bathroom so it is a one-person at a time or very intimate usage. It has a shower with a bar to help you in and out which really made me feel safe. It has a coffee machine which I have not used. I have control over the thermostat which I have appreciated. The bed is not as comfortable as my bed at home. I have had some sleep nights better than others. Part of that could be related to injuries that I am having.Food & drinks: Great selections in the restaurant. It was good food both times I ate there. The atmosphere was also lovely. The service was also great. I did not have any alcohol while I was here. I would have liked to have food options when we are "between meals." The only fresh options I had to eat in the hotel between meals were small Caesar salads and ham and cheese sandwiches packaged in the snack section. Otherwise I had to rely on snack foods. Due to my current limited mobility, I didn't feel up to going out into Seattle looking for food. So I was relying on the food that was in the hotel. Since I was doing my best to stay on Eastern standard time, I was eating at odd times. The executive lounge breakfast was great. Oatmeal, yogurt, eggs, potatoes, sausage, deep dish pancake, toast and muffin selections, fresh fruit, juice. In the executive lounge there is Coffee tea always available. Water always available. Overall food and drink were excellent.

Alisha Marie: Cons: unfortunately, our room's AC was broken. Luckily we could open the windows for some cool air, but that also meant hearing the sirens all day and night. The shower head had pretty low water pressure, and that's coming from someone who usually likes to turn shower pressure down.Pros: The beds and bedding were super comfortable, and the staff was SO helpful. Location is also great being right near some good restaurants, up the street from the light rail, and next to the convention center.

Clarissa Fowler: Great location, rooms were nice but smaller as to be expected in such a prime location.

mags yeung: Great location, walking distance to shopping and pike place market as well as public transport.Rooms: The room in a decent size, clean, spacious and very great location with a lot restaurants and shopping.

Alejandro Wences: I had a good experience with the room, the parking and the amenities, no complaints about that. The room was spacious and the parking was incredibly convenient. The only thing is that they only let you pick up your package during certain hours and charge you for "processing" the package $10-$15 per package. I was more frustrated that the package wasn't mentioned anywhere on the website nor did the front desk even know I had a package so couldn't let me know of the hours the package needed to be picked up.

g c: The hotel is located across the convention center. It is also about a five minutes walk from the light rail which can be used for traveling to the airport. The room was clean and recently renovated. It was also well isolated from street noise.The shower design is faulty. When taking a shower some amount of water will end up outside the shower area on the floor. There is no door or screen that can block the water. The checkout time is too early, 11 AM, while checking in is late, 4:00 pm. Why having such a discrepancy?Overall I enjoyed the stay there and likely to stay there again in the future.

Vincent Chen: Love the East side view of the Hyatt, representing the new energy coming from that side by looking at Sunrise.We stayed there for three nights Wednesday August 14 thru Friday 16, 2019 before our Seattle-Alaska cruise round trip via NCL Joy. But it would be better if they provided me a floor bed since my mom and my father could not sleep together in one Queen-size bed out of two of them in the room.Nearby activities: Tour around Seattle on Thursday August 15 and our tour to Boeing aeroplane factory on the next day, and shopping around the city.Food & drinks: Blueacre seafood

B: . The room was more dinged up than the suite and we were also missing robes. Still a lovely view.Overall a good experience and would stay again.Food & drinks: Room service is not 24 hours. The burger, grilled cheese, and breakfast items from the Market were really good for the price. Surprised! Mr West Cafe is across the street as well.

Guangsen Yan: My recent three-night stay at the this property exceeded all expectations. As a Globalist, I appreciated the well-recognized member benefits demonstrated by Jericho as I checked in.The standout feature was the impeccable service, particularly from the housekeeping team. Even though I kindly declined housekeeping for privacy, their daily discreet delivery of essentials without the need for requests like bottled water and towels, neatly packed in a bag left at my door, was impressive.Last but not least, the stunning downtown Seattle night view from the room added to the overall charm of the hotel.

Husam Khanji: My stay at the Four Seasons Seattle was unparalleled, making it my top hotel choice in Seattle. From the moment I checked in, the service was impeccable, offering a seamless experience that catered to all my needs. The luxurious amenities and attention to detail in every aspect of the hotel ensured a stay that was both comfortable and memorable. Whether you're visiting for business or pleasure, the Four Seasons Seattle promises an exceptional stay that stands out among the rest.One of the unforgettable moment, is the free hot coffee delivered at 6:00 am to the room

Rosalie NM: The room, ammenities, and location were great. The employee interaction not so much. We got in late Friday night and the receptionist did not tell us what the checkout time was. So I looked on the checkout screen on the TV and it said checkout is available from 4am-1pm. It does not state anythung about requesting a late checkout for 1pm. We booked the golf simulator that morning and had plans to leave at 12:30pm. At 11:40 housekeeping was knocking on our door telling us checkout is 11 and she can give us until 12. I told her the tv checkout time said 1pm. She said she was going to talk to her supervisor. Never heard back.

CryptDrip: the water comes from the ceiling to fill the tub, it splashed everywhere as it was filling up - with the brown residue and the water it turned the towels brown, and our white socks. They do provide little slippers which helped but the floor was too slippery when wet and kept finding myself having to take off the slippers or walk like a grandpa clinging onto the sink.Also, I wish they had firmer pillows.To end it on a high note; the hotel is in a great location. There was plenty of places for us to visit nearby for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Many attractions nearby too! The hotel also had a restaurant that is open pretty late.This hotel was great, worth going to and staying at!Nearby activities: Pikes Place Market, Seattle Aquarium, Argosy Boat Tours, Piers and more are all super close to this hotel.Walkability: Seattle is very walkable but especially from this location, you can reach the Pike Market within 15 mins or less. The pier is very close, with plenty of souvenir shops and boat tours available. There’s also a Target close by for necessities.If you’re wanting to go further out to Space Needle, MOPOP or the Chihuly Garden then it’s about a 25 minute walk to these destinations, which wasn’t bad. There was a lot of local coffee shops, restaurants that we would have otherwise never looked at and we felt safe making it to those destinations.

Jonathan Morris: I haven't been to a hotel and been this pleased in years. The rooms are clean, modern and spacious. The staff are INCREDIBLE. Drew at the front desk and everyone else were super amazing and friendly. This will be the only hotel that I visit on my trips back to Seattle.The restaurant is good, as is the bar.

Jen Kaplan: .

Robert Merlin: This is one of the most creative and nice hotels I have ever stayed in. The pineapple and puppy themes are welcoming, comforting and entertaining.Rooms: Plenty of space including in the bathroom. Bed is very comfortable. Lighting in some places is a little poor. I appreciated the free bottled water.

Gail Cowling: , there was a water bowl and doggy poop bags

Jennifer Johnson: This is a delightful place to stay! They seemed a bit understaffed when we arrived, but, aside from that, everything was great. The bed was very comfortable and the room was nicely laid out. Little touches like a complimentary drink and pineapple cookies are nice. The decor is loads of fun and the overall atmosphere is joyous. I would highly recommend this hotel!

Barbara Watson: Most quietest place to stay.Hotel highlights Quiet …

葉藺宇: .7. The gym is great!If I come to Seattle next time, I will recommend this restaurant!

M (Tzeck00): Beds were a bit too soft for my taste, but the showers rock, decent water pressure, good height, breakfast wasn't too healthy, but tasty. Overall pretty good for the night.Hotel highlights Kid-friendly …

Joni Land: Beautiful place to stay. They have a pool and a parking garage with a gate you have to access your room key. Will definitely stay here again.Rooms: The room is spotless

Victor Caceres: The room was great. Centrally located and fairly priced. Close to restaurants. The staff is very friendly and accommodating!Noteworthy details: I had reserved the wrong type of room, but the staff was very accommodating and fixed it for me, so that my girl and I could have the perfect valentines night

Steve Stagl: Rooms: Room was clean and spacious.Needs an exhaust fan or heat lamp in bathroom.Safety: Privacy gated parking available under the hotel.Noteworthy details: We ended up needing to stay an additional night.Our room was already booked but they were able to do some shuffling so we didn't have to change rooms.Very accommodating!

Derek Everoski: Hotel highlights Kid-friendly, Great value

Susan Vick: World class hotel experience! This place exceeded my expectations. It wasn’t the fanciest hotel, it wasn’t even the closest to my destination, but the people who work here made this place special and my stay above average. When I walked in, I was greeted with a smile and a warm welcome. My room wasn’t quite ready yet, but they sent me a text as soon as it was. The rooms were comfortable and very clean. A man named Dee who was working the parking area was so very kind and went above and beyond to bring my luggage to my room. Another front desk person, Faye, was very friendly and took the time to brew me a fresh cup of coffee because I showed up too early in the lobby and before they’d made some for the day. The little things these people do to make people feel special and welcome really sets this place apart from other hotels. They’ll even bring a plant to your room if you would like one! I highly recommend it.

Bevon Brye: My stay at the Kimton Vintage Hotel in Seattle was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment I stepped through the doors, I was enveloped in an atmosphere of warmth and sophistication.The ambiance of the hotel itself, with its vintage charm and modern amenities, set the stage for a truly memorable experience. The attention to detail in the decor and furnishings added an extra layer of luxury to my stay.However, what truly set this hotel apart was its incredible staff. Every member of the team went above and beyond to ensure that my stay was comfortable and enjoyable.In particular, I must express my heartfelt appreciation for Jonathan. His dedication to customer service is unparalleled. From the moment I arrived, Jonathan made me feel welcome and valued. He took the time to personalize my experience, offering amazing conversations and ensuring that all of my needs were met.Jonathan's genuine warmth and professionalism truly made my stay feel unique and wonderful. His passion for hospitality shines through in everything he does, and I cannot thank him enough for making my time at the Kimton Vintage Hotel truly unforgettable.Overall, I cannot recommend the Kimton Vintage Hotel highly enough. Whether you're visiting Seattle for business or pleasure, this hotel is a standout choice. Impeccable service, elegant surroundings, and a team of dedicated professionals like Jonathan make it a destination unto itself.

Dr Brenda Kotewa: Nearby activities: Paramount Theater, Moore Theater, Pike MarketWalkability: Love leaving the car behind and walking

Cynthia Law: Overall, a great economical option if you are going to spend most of your time outdoors. Everything I had expected from a mid-tier hotel within a big empire chain.Staff: polite, professional, friendly, very helpful.Rooms: clean, well maintained. Furniture was dated and had wear and tear. I was aware beforehand from the photos. Having modern decor wasn’t important to me because I was outdoors most of the time.Bathroom: immaculately clean! No mold, mildew, or soap scum. Having a clean bathroom was most important to me.Parking: $64/night. I knew this beforehand as well. I accepted the fact I was paying for the convenience, as well as this was another easy revenue stream for the hotel.

w d: We loved the hotel. Staff was very friendly and attentive. The suite was clean and spacious.We booked the breakfast with our room and the Outlier restaurant was great! Food was always hot and fresh and the varied menu offered some excellent choices.The hotel has a great location within walking distance of anything we wanted to see. Would definitely come back when we are in Seattle again.

Latch Holmgren: Rockstar Stay at Hotel Monaco Seattle: Fun, Convenient, UnforgettableOur trip from Portland to Seattle for the Madonna concert was a blast, made even better by our stay at Hotel Monaco Seattle. The front desk team greeted us with smiles and got us into our room early, setting the tone for a fantastic stay.Hotel Monaco's location was spot-on, making it super easy to explore Seattle's coolest spots. But the real MVP was Leanne Larkin, the concierge with all the insider tips. She hooked us up with tickets to the Museum of Pop Culture and other must-see spots, making our trip extra special.From the chic rooms to Leanne's top-notch service, Hotel Monaco Seattle exceeded our expectations. Next time we're in town, there's no question where we'll be staying. It's Monaco or bust!

Michael Smith: Excellent stay and wonderful hotel in downtown.Rooms: Very spacious and clean rooms. Desk space to get work done and nice couches for relaxing in the evenings.Walkability: Can reach many main downtown tourist spots quickly. Walking late at night was sketchy but fine.

Hannah Montroy: but great for one or two people. Comfortable bed and pillows. I will definitely stay there again.Nearby activities: Walkable to many restaurants, a mall and theater. Close to the Amazon spheres as well. Close to south lake Union and like place market.Walkability: Very close to a variety of places within close distance. Safe during day and at night as well although saw a few drug users very close by on the street

Alex Bettinardi: We loved our stay. Will 100% be planning to stay again for our next visit to Seattle. Extremely well positioned to get to the theater and walk down to all the highlights. And the cost ratio to what you get for the price is amazing.

Chris Schutte (Shopping Bag): This is a great place to stay just on the edge of downtown Seattle, and well within walking distance of Pike Place, Westlake Center, the convention center, and more. It’s a historic building, so the rooms are on the small side, but well designed and perfectly functional since you’ll spend most of your time outside of the hotel, exploring all the great dining, shopping, arts, and culture, and other attractions of downtown Seattle.Rooms: It’s a historic building, so the rooms are on the small side, but well designed and perfectly functional.Nearby activities: All the great dining, shopping, arts, and culture, and other attractions of downtown Seattle.Walkability: Located near 7th and Stewart, this hotel is no more than 15 minutes walking distance away from all of the favorite downtown Seattle attractions.

Jason Newquist: I was not a guest. I dropped my keys on the ground after parking on the street about half a block away. When I left my appointment my car was gone and I had no keys! Turns out a guest turned them in to the front desk, and the staff parked the car in their garage so I wouldn't get a ticket. Took a few hours for the police to coordinate the "stolen" car with the report from the Hotel but I got it back! That service has earned my future business.

Shizuko Bladow: The Olive 8 is always our go-to when we are here with family and friends. The staff is wonderful and are always so accommodating. Our valet Joseph is always so friendly and full of suggestions for the city, as well as Brandon & Elliot!Thank you Tristan for taking such great care of us and also letting us know where to go and what to do during our stay. We appreciate the team and miss Jessica Bonneau, but are happy the standards have remained the same with great service and even greater people.

Lynda Shipley: The hotel is perfect if you are at a con at both Summit and Arch. The rooms are large. The hotel is clean. The elevators are fast and efficient. The parking is valet only. The valets were kind and quick. The front desk people were also kind, quick and helpful. The bagel place was yummy. I took off one star because the bathroom has a barn door with a frosted glass door. If you don't close it correctly, it will slide open. It waits to open until the most embarrassing moment. Also, the glass makes the light spill out into the room if you get up in the middle of the night.

nate ross: Loved this hotel, largest rooms I been in, decent price. I've been going to cons past 14 years, friendliest staff I've encountered, very helpfull.Walkability: Very centralFood & drinks: Blazing bagels in the lobby

Nicholas Narsing: I stayed here for Emerald City Comic Con, primarily because it was the last of the three Hyatt's on the block that I had yet to stay at. Now, having stayed at all of them, I think I would only recommend the Olive 8 if you are planning to use the spa or pool. If you won't, or just don't have the time as I didn't, the Olive 8 doesn't have much to offer you over the Grand or Regency.The rooms are nice and clean, but nothing about them stands out. Service was excellent. The restaurant, a classy seafood place called Tidal, is pretty good, but I think the other two hotels have better offerings.The Olive 8 puts a lot of stock in being eco-friendly, but the experience doesn't stand out. To turn on the lights in your room, your keycard must be stowed in a tray next to the door, which precludes using mobile keys; this was pretty annoying and obtrusive. The other eco features are becoming common in other hotels.

Paul Shibley: Exceptional stay. Enzo at check in was very helpful. Beautiful, fastidiously clean property within walking distance of the best of downtown Seattle. One of the nicest, largest hotel pools anywhere. We loved our stay!Walkability: Close to everything downtown.

Mr.Ruben Butler III: The small restaurant in the building " Tidal seafood " is really nice, we went to happy hour each 6 days that we were there, even though we had several other options available to us.Now, if you run into Alex the Mixologist, he will prepare you a VERY fine, heavy, tastful drink🍸His brother Carlos is the wine 🍷 expert. He will have plenty of options for you to choose from to pair with the happy hour menu.Rooms: The rooms are very nice, and of course, it depends on how much you wish to spend $ as to how NICE the room is.Nearby activities: The outside mall

Joseph Wollmann: Nearby activities: Culture & Arts and Science 6 minute walk. Perfect location for a family with young kids. Everything we wanted was right there.Walkability: 6 minute walk to Space Needle and all the other cool stuff around there. Scooters were right outside the front door, a scooter ride to Pike Market 8 minutes.Food & drinks: Amazing breakfast

ken knig: Great location to everything. Space needle is right in view, Nordstrom and Macy's only a 15 minute walk. Pike Market Square 10 minute walk. Restaurants are all over. The only thing I didn't like was we wanted our room cleaned but you needed a reservation and supposedly they were all filled up. So we could only get towels. But they asked did we need our trashed cleaned out. We could have got our room cleaned if they wanted the trash. But all in all good hotel. Parking is $45 a day.

Dave Camacho: this place is good the only downside staying in a hotel in seattle is the parking you need to pay separately ,in our case wepay the hotel then give us a separate parking which is located at their sister company hotel around 3 to 5 minutes walk which is cheaper compare to the hotel we stayed its like half the price its like $20 a day vs. $40

Juan jo Martínez: Great location, rooms are spacious and comfy. I will greatly consider this one for my future visits to downtown Seattle.Walkability: Walking distance to the Space Needle, Museums, restaurants.

Wolf: Nice place to stay. Friendly folks work here. Great at giving tips for places to visit for tourists. Clean andsafe with courteous staff.Nearby activities: I'm downtown. Walking distance to meant restaurants, movie theater, Pike Market and Even Pioneer Square.Walkability: You can avoid most of the hills. Safe sidewalks and close by entertainment

Arnaud B.: Very central location in the center of Seattle - unfortunately a center a little adrift: closed stores, homeless, ...The hotel itself is well maintained: large rooms, beautiful views upstairs. Very expensive valet parking.

Kazumi 310: Hotel highlights Luxury

Carolina Contreras: .I dropped my phone sometime during checkout and the head of security from the hotel found it, returned it, thank you so much!!!

Tara Streck: Food & drinks: A deli, Starbucks, and Ruth Chris onsite.

GassingYouUp It'll be OK: are that the FEES are astronomical.I mean, when I booked it showed $260 a night, YET after all the city fees, the $50 a day valet charges and such each night was about $400.I live a little bit north of Seattle and did not expect to pay a tourism fee and all the other nonsense 🤣.So, just expect to pay a lot more when checking out, I didn't see any of these fees when booking.Other than the fees just watch out for any homeless outside. Every single time I went out homeless people would ask me for money and when I told them I only had a card they would yell at me and one man tried to throw a bicycle at me 😅.

Jennifer Buffie: Great location, very convenient to the convention center. Staff is excellent.Nearby activities: Convention center right across the street.Food & drinks: Coffee and breakfast sandwiches/deli directly connected to the hotel.

Samantha Robinson: Clean, organized, comfortable! I slept well. The bed was comfy and the blackout shades let me sleep in. We had a cool view from the 20th floor. We booked two rooms and they conveniently put us in adjoining rooms. Other than occasional noise from the hallways, I couldn't hear anything Else outside the room.I wish check-in was before 4pm and that they had more service at their bar/restaurant at night. Other than that, perfect!