Can't expect too much when booking last minute
Decided that a last minute trip to Seattle on the long weekend would be a fun thing to do but I didn't realize that Pax was on at the same time. Booked the room for $289 which I thought was alright considering how busy the city was but was less than impressed with the visit.
When we arrived there was no place to park so I was forced to pay the $35 for valet which is the highest price that I have paid at any hotel so far (and I've stayed at hotels in LA, Dallas, Chicago, New York etc). When we arrived the room wasn't ready yet as they had a 4pm check-in (the latest I've experienced) so we went to the hotel bar to grab a drink while the prepped our room) Now there is a certain expectation that I have when a cocktail is over $10, the main thing is that they are drinkable. I'm not sure what is wrong with bars in Seattle, but whiskey sours need to be shaken. Both of the drinks that I ordered were just poured into the glass and not even mixed, they tasted terrible, but at least the bill came to $26 for two drinks.
When we finally got into our room, there were cleaning supplied left behind by the maid, which I left outside the door and was still there the next day. 
As far as the room went it was clean, but not very quiet, you could hear water in the pipes from above whenever someone used the sink or flushed the toilet (which was very odd as we were on the top floor) . The blackout drapes didn't close completely so I was woken up as soon as the sun came up due to the 2 inch gap in the middle of the curtain. And the occupancy sensor in the bathroom was just annoying. I'm a grown up, I know how to turn on a light switch,
The last thing that I should bring up was the wifi. Why to chain hotels still think that it's ok to charge $12.95 a day for internet when Starbucks gives it away for free? If they're wondering why they lose so much business to boutique hotels their petty charges can't be helping. So after valet, wifi the final bill was over $400 for a night.
What a rip off.