Khách sạn gần Công viên Hamilton Viewpoint tại Seattle

"Friendly, helpful staff!"

"We were very pleased with this hotel. The location was perfect for our trip. The hotel has a nice charm and the room size was fantastic...much bigger than a standard hotel room. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Clean VERY clean "

"À 5 minutes de marche du Space Needle"

"Only the elevator is not good because it is too slow. Other facilities is nice, the hotel position is perfect."

"The room was very clean! My view was awesome. Had bay window seats with views of the market and water. The manager was very professional as well as the other staff. Have a 5th floor patio area where you get even more views of the market and water. They light up the fire pits during colder seasons so you can hangout too. The hotel is literally steps away from the market. Easy access to train station too. Would highly recommend if you are willing to pay a little more for the location and views. "

"Lack of variety at breakfast. Rooms are spacious and comfortable "

"Great location!"

" was a good place to stay"

"It’s a beautiful hotel that is right at Pike Street market with access to the Seattle waterfront. It’s within easy walking distance to the Fifth Avenue theater."

"Spotless room, nice amenities, professional staff"

"We really enjoyed our stay here after the show at The Crocodile. It has a different vibe about it that is comfortable, there is drip coffee served in the morning and into noon, which is much welcomed. If you have concerns about noise from the downstairs, they have ear plugs both in rooms and in the common area. "

"This was our 3rd stay, never disappointed. Everything was great. Will always recommend this stay. "

"The Arctic Club is a living piece of Seattle’s history and a stunning example of Beaux-Arts architecture. The building’s signature walrus heads that crown the exterior are wonderfully detailed and ornate. Our room faced Cherry Street on the fifth floor—reportedly haunted due to the tragic suicide of Congressman Marion Zioncheck, who fell to his death there in 1936. The room itself was spotless, cozy, and comfortable, complete with a minibar (which we didn’t indulge in). It even overlooked the...