2-Star Hotels in Seattle

The location is fantastic! It's a ten-minute walk to Pike Place Market, ten minutes to the subway station, and five minutes to the waterfront. It's quite clean. I stayed in a four-person dorm, which was a bit small, but perfect for a solo traveler. There's a small bar downstairs, and a kitchen with a fridge available. Showers are shared. The value for money is unbeatable, but be warned: there are many homeless people outside, and it can get a bit noisy at night as it's next to a bar. So, there are pros and cons. Overall, if you're looking to save money, it's a solid choice.

We had a decent stay at the house. The room is pretty small but it is clean. The common area are nice with dinner table and chairs, but only have 1 living room chair. Kitchen is nice and clean, unfortunately, there were some issues with ants in the kitchen. The major issue with the house is the noise.. as the wall are very thin which when any other guest walking in the common area or talking in their rooms, you pretty much can hear everything. The common area lights are motion sensitive and unfortunately the door gap in our room are bigger than normal, as anyone walks in the hallway, our door frames would lights up at night and wake me up at night. We didn't get too good of a sleep/rest for this reason.

Nice hotel and friendly staff. Comfortable bed. Planes landing over hotels is for aviation lovers. Close to King County and Renton airports.

Best motel we’ve been to these few years and great price for Seattle visit. Very clean, has A/C, clean linens/ towels which smell good, and hot shower with good water pressure. Kitchen has all the basics we need with a microwave, coffee maker and a good size fridge with separate freezer compartment. The motel is gated using a code to get in so I did feel safe. It’s a renovated motel so the bath room does have musty smell and mild water leakage. Thank you for all the efforts to provide a clean and comfortable room for our stay.

Decent facilities, housekeeping were awesome and very welcoming. The owner wasn't on site so was fortunate that housekeeping could take over. Communication was difficult at times with the owner, but decent stay overall. Rooms have a weird smell, but toilets are pretty clean.

Good and easy check in. No apparent lift to second floor level. Easy parking. A little simple breakfast. Good location not too far from alki beach and comparably good price.

I didn't realize this was attach to The Virginia mason hospital so there was a wheelchair in the hallway and also medical staff was going through the hotel as well. It was a fair place to stay but wouldn't recommend a leisure stay.

Even though reviews toward this guest house, which were shown in Google, are rather low, I am satisfied with overall features in the house. Especially if you like using public transportation such as buses and trains in Seattle, the location of the house is rather good. It only takes 10-20 minutes from the house to downtown in Seattle. Also, though the size of the room is rather small, but also it was also enough to sleep. However, the drawback in the house is that you can hear the noises from the other rooms. If you are super-sensitive to hearing noises, then I wouldn't recommend the place. However, if you are not sensitive to it, then probably it would be fine.

A direct road from the city center, will come to live next time, the hotel has refurbished, health is good, nearby is the local auto parts city, play tired go back to sleep. Next time Seattle, I will choose this one.

No staff onsite before 3pm so don’t arrive early. Offered check-in before midnight. Looks more like a motel than a hotel. Facilities are pretty old but overall it was quiet and there was no issue.