Hotel Seattle

Cons:“Recently remodeled” room means new headboard that bangs the wall whenever you roll over at night and a $50 Lowe’s vanity in the bathroom, but don’t fall for anything else. The tub was chipped, surround from the 70s, and the shower head held together with a paper towel roll and duct tape. Water pressure was low, temperature was tepid at best, even cold some mornings. They may have replaced the furniture but the linens looked original to the building and there was no such thing as a blackout curtain, something definitely required in the PNW summers. I called about the TV channels on the fritz but it turns out they don’t have any satellite coverage, so you’re stuck with fuzzy air (analog, not digital) channels. The elevator struggles to make it level with the floor before opening the door and the wifi is in the front lobby only, and slow. Don’t expect to get any work done here, you’ll be wandering the streets after your meeting like me, or hanging out in the library nearby for the WiFi. On the plus side, it didn’t smell like smoke, though the carpet suggested that was an anomaly. I prepaid or I would’ve left for the W across the street, or at least a holiday inn somewhere. Definitely not worth your time or money, find somewhere else.

Cons:The beds mattress needs to be changed out, it is in poor shape. The bathroom has wallpaper that is curling away from the wall The bathroom pipes that come up the side wall have been painted numerous times white but are bubbling with rust shown through and the hole they come through is not closed. Wifi only in the lobby

Cons:Old, which is fine, but could use more character, or a theme

Cons:My headboard squeaked everytime I moved...was annoying. Only two electric plugs were working & between my daughter & I, charging smartphones & ipad was a problem.

Cons:The bed stuff seemed not clean. I only feared of possibility of bedbugs. The sink was stuck because of many hairs in there. They should have cleaned it. Also the sink was leak.