Queen Anne hotel guide. CitizenM Hotels hotel in Queen Anne, Seattle

"The hotel location was fabulous and Sebastian was so helpful as we arrived with all our luggage from our cruise. He assisted and gave us a map we requested to explore the city. The room was clean and tidy and had all that is required. If I stayed in Seattle again I would definitely stay and would recommend. Thanks so much for a wonderful and enjoyable stay in Seattle!"

"The lobby was packed with people trying check. There was no one to tell me what line was what I spent 30 in the wrong line. After checking in I was told the elevator was broken. I was given confusing direction on the location of my room. I went back 2 Times trying to get help. The staff responded with figure it out your self attitude. After almost 30 min we found the room. We occasionally bumped with other people with the same problem."

"Poor room conditions Air conditioning was not working It was very suffocating to stay"

"Excellent staff, and an actual restaurant for breakfast, bed was much better than usual. Used the valet parking. Woke up, opened the app for my EV knowing I needed to find a charging station before starting the 200 mile trip home, only to discover that my car had been fully charged over night! Outstanding!"

"The location is great. The transportation service was awesome."

"What a fantastic way to start our week long cruise to Alaska. VERY spacious room, charming, comfortable and clean. Staff is OUTSTANDING. Proximity to attractions and downtown a plus. Hotel arranged for our transportation to/from airport and cruise ship. Affordable too! Will stay here again."

"The bar is well stocked. We had appetizers and Club Sandwiches. All were good. "

"Very unsafe neighborhood and the hotel staff was extremely unhelpful on where a safe place to park my oversized truck. Crazy homeless person chased my truck through the parking area they suggested. "

"Check-in very efficient, staff personable. Not much for restaurants in this area within walking distance except a pub across the street. A short walk to the Space Needle and Museum of Pop Art and area."