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"Unique Old Seattle hotel. Room was clean , room smelled a little musty . Good location to downtown and wamu theater .,asked 2 staff members where to go for dining and neither one knew of any suggestions ."

"The hotel was stunning the lay out over looking Corridor ,staff and amenities were all good including the big sulection for breakfast.. No complaints.. From vancouver island"

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"Everything about our stay was SO AWESOME. The staff were all friendly, kind and personable, the lobby and our rooms were super cool and clean. A fun, funky ans unique hotel. Wish we could have been in town longer."

"What a sad change this once beautiful property has undergone. Clearly the company is keeping it only for the land in excellent location. No true handicap access because the parking access is full of holes and crack bumps it’s not safe for cane, walker, or chair. Ice upstairs and no elevator so also ADA noncompliant. The lawn had at least six piles of dog feces aging in long grass. We love that they allow pets but there should be a pet area or bags or maintenance. Dead batteries in the tv remote and there was no staff to bring more without leaving the front desk unattended. One small set of towels for two people. Worst concern was that the room couldn’t be fully secured because the latches on the screen and slider were both broken. The flimsy bar across was easily dislodged with a small amount of jiggling. The good: Bed was comfortable. There is a fridge and microwave in the room."

"Our room was a little shopworn but clean, comfortable and quiet. The many trees around the property were beautiful in the spring and we heard birds singing. No hot water the morning we checked out. It was working the night before. We will stay again for sure."

"The air conditioner was hot air only. It was miserable. Very noisy early am."

"I love the tubs in these rooms. And the bed. And the seamless check in with the wonderful staff. And the city views. And the soaps. And the coffee. And the room service. I simply hate to leave. "