Middle of nowhere but close to everything
Looking for a room just a week before the visit and really wanted to stay right in downtown Seattle. Found nothing cheaper so I booked one of the last rooms available. It was in the middle of nowhere (nothing interesting around the hotel) but walking distance to a lot of attractions including Pike's and the Space Needle. Showed up fairly late with a reservation and got the dog of the rooms - balcony was over the top of the neighboring yoga studio so all you could hear is the rooftop AC unit going. View was of neighboring office building. The front desk was polite but unable to produce any pillows when requested (the room had a queen sized bed with 3 very small pillows). If you use the pull out sofa bed keep in mind that you many not be able to use the desk provided without climbing over the top of the pullout. With 4 people we only had 3 very small pillows between us. How many hotels run out of pillows- really? Decor was fine. Parking was free but extremely tight. Leave behind anything larger than a minivan. Breakfast was the basic stuff of the free breakfast moderately priced places. For $220 it was not a place you walked away feeling good about it, but downtown Seattle is surprisingly expensive. Would I recommend it? Not really but if it was the last room left, I would say it was only marginally better than the alternatives.