Hotel 1000, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

"Very good, a comfortable stay"

Lotte Hotel Seattle

Luxury 5-star hotel in Downtown Seattle designed by Philippe Starck, housed partly in the historic Fidalgo building. Features fine dining, a luxury spa, and panoramic bay views.

Fairmont Olympic Hotel - Seattle

Historic luxury 5-star hotel in Downtown Seattle, a short walk to Pike Place Market. Features upscale dining, an indoor pool, and a health club.

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle

"Located right next to the port, it's conveniently located. Check-in was delayed by about 10 minutes due to the inability to find the booking information. The staff were friendly. There was a concert in Seattle on the day of my check-in, so the hotel was crowded and a bit chaotic. The room was large and bright, but there were no windows that could be opened, so it might feel stuffy on a longer stay. I booked a partial ocean view room with a side view of the sea. The room was fully equipped, and my luggage was delivered directly to the room – very convenient!"

Travelodge by Wyndham Seattle by The Space Needle

"Excellent location and value for money. Friendly and helpful staff"

Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown

"Hotel was clean, front reception is very friendly, will be back for sure!"

Hilton Seattle Airport & Conference Center

Airport hotel across from Sea-Tac (SEA) featuring a free 24-hour airport shuttle, heated outdoor pool, fitness center, and on-site dining.

Hyatt at Olive 8

"It was clean and there was a sauna and a pool so I was very satisfied."

Embassy Suites by Hilton Seattle Downtown Pioneer Square

Right by Pioneer Square, this all-suites hotel offers spacious rooms, free breakfast, and an on-site spa for relaxing massages.

MarQueen Hotel

"Great time, no elevator was disappointing but everything was great. Having the restaurant attached was great too. Pretty historic building."

Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport

"This is the first negative review I've given to an overseas hotel in all these years. The location is good; you can walk to the airport (it's across the street). Perhaps because they don't cater to many international tourists, everyone I encountered lacked enthusiasm and professional service. When checking in, I had several bags and forgot a white box at the front desk (or on the sofa in the lounge area in front of the front desk). When I remembered it more than an hour later and went to look for it, the receptionist said she hadn't seen it (an arrogant attitude). I asked her to check the front desk security footage to see if someone took it or if a cleaning staff member took it, but she said she didn't have the authority. I asked her to find the supervisor, and she said she was the supervisor. I asked who had access to the security footage, and she said the general manager could. I emailed the general manager, and it took two days to receive a reply saying that the security footage showed no evidence of the white box being taken. The bathtub drainage was terrible; the water was ankle-deep. Breakfast was an extra charge; the $22 breakfast (including tip) is subjective. The bread slices were burnt, and after complaining, they replaced them with two slightly better slices. In summary, this hotel was opened for local business travelers catching early flights and was not well-trained to accommodate international tourists."

Ballard Inn