Hôtel Ändra Seattle - MGallery Collection

The furniture is lower to the floor than any other hotel I've seen.. A bit difficult to stand up from them - if you have back issues, you should consider a different hotel. (I'm 5'7" with some back issues, so I'll have to avoid this hotel chain in the future).|Beds are very comfortable, squishy soft but adequately supportive.|Great views of the hotel AC and a broken-down apartment building.|Small bathroom, barely adequate counter, odd placement of towel racks. Hand towel rack located across the bathroom, so you have to reach with dripping hands. I solved the issue somewhat by opening the drawer below the sink, and closing one end of the towel on it so that it hund in front of sink. Slightly better.|A towel shelf/rack located IN the shower seems rather impractical, but ok.|of the 6 USB charge ports we found in the room, only 2 work. For such a pricey hotel, that's annoying. We were scrambling for plugs, and taking turns in charging, Not something I enjoy in a $400+ hotel.|Otherwise it was quiet, comfortable, and bathroom plumbing worked well.|We actually stayed 2 diff nights, and the first time was VERY annoying - it seems they hide everything. I learned to open any drawer I see. My husband actually went OUTSIDE the hotel and down the street somewhere to get ice. We later found bagged ice in the drawers of a piece of furniture across from the elevators 🙄.|The second night we stayed, I had learned to hunt for things in drawers, but still couldn't find creamer for my coffee. I did open a drawer to find coffee pods, (which take a bit of experimentation to learn to use) but didn't realize the drawer opened more - the creamer was way in the back.|They need to post some signage or instructions. Hotel isn't user-friendly to me.

I had requested an early check in and when we arrived even earlier than expected they were able to get us a room immediately. I was impressed and grateful for the accommodation and hospitality. The staff checking in was friendly and everyone else we encountered during our one night stay was just as friendly. The room was clean and the beds were very comfortable. This was our third hotel in a five night trip and by far the best sleep with the most comfortable bed and accommodations. Great location as well.

Nice hotel and a good location for walking. My room wasn’t ready until long past 4 PM, and I saw that that was others’ experience as well. How strange. The room was difficult. No dresser. No desk. Tiny bedside tables so things kept falling on the floor. Great big room but very poorly imagined. No luggage stand. The closet was tight and not very usable. All the furniture is very low so I wasn’t able to find a comfortable place to open my suitcase. I finally cleared off the massive for-purchase fridge/bar and perched it there. Lots of wasted space. I appreciate imaginative use of an older building, but the designers really fell short. No drinking water and I had to ask for a water pitcher. They brought me a tea kettle, but that worked fine at the water stations. The bed is comfortable and the room was dark. So that was nice. But I could not figure out the complicated digital thermostat. Fortunately I could just turn the whole thing off as the weather was quite pleasant. Expected better for the price.

We stayed here for the first time during a concert weekend, and the experience was truly wonderful. The hotel looked fantastic, with a spacious and welcoming lobby. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, even arranging an upgrade for us during a busy weekend. We valeted our vehicle and the process was very smooth. Lola’s, the hotel’s restaurant, was fantastic and served a great breakfast. Our room was clean, modern, and spacious, and the bed was very comfortable. We were just a 6-minute walk from Pike Place Market and a small mall, which was super convenient. The only reason I’d say it was almost perfect is because I love having a pool wherever I stay, and that was the only thing missing.

This place had some good, and lots of bad. Truthfully, I regret staying here for the 8 days we did. The first day we were here, I questioned if I should just jet and find another option. Starting with good: The location was perfect for getting any where you wanted. The ease of catching the bus, the rail, the street car, and the monorail couldn't be beat. A short walk to Pikes Place was nice. All the employees we interacted with were great. The Lather bath products were actually nicer than I expected. The bad: First, we arrived early at 1pm. They didn't have our room available and said they would contact us when ready. Fair. Check in is at 4pm, and we hadn't heard by 420, so we came to see. They had not bothered to call us, but said our room was ready (as it should be after check in time), but they still needed to do a "final inspection" and made us sit in the lobby for a longer period to wait for the room to actually be ready. The Internet was barely usable unless you paid $15 a day. I don't remember the last time I've had to pay for usable Internet in a 4 star hotel. The Google cast they advertise is absolutely unusable. Even when connected, it reset at least every 10 minutes, often requiring turnng off for 5 minutes before you could use again (on the advice of the staff they sent to fix it). The Internet dropped several times. We had to call the front desk multiple times to come fix it, and should have truthfully called more, since we could barely use it. And most of the time, it just needed an unplugged and reset, but they had a big sign on the outlet warning you'd be charged $75 if you unplugged it. (Combined with a sign stating you'd be charged $25 if you stole the hand soap, so not exactly the vibe I'd expect from an upscale hotel). Housekeeping was only given when requested (we didn't use very often, and only had twice during our stay, but making the default as having to ask for it is also a minus). The fridge in the room was actually a mini bar so left very little space for any food or drinks you purchased. Overall, I'd find a place in the future near the location but would absolutely not recommend staying at this particular spot. Edit for the response: I get you don't want people messing with things, but there literally was no "behind the curtain" work except turning the TV off and on. I get it. Many people don't know what they are doing, but as someone who is fairly tech savvy, that ain't it. Also no response regarding the delayed check in, which was one of the major bummers, and the housekeeping services (we actually ran out of shampoo, even though it was empty on one of the two days we requested housekeeping services. Luckily, I brought a backup).

This is me and my wife’s first time staying at this particular hotel it was for our anniversary. The check in time was great. They took us early. The room‘s perfect location very very good. Everything that we wanted to do was within walking distance. We did try the restaurant downstairs. The food was good. It was overpriced. The service was good. The big drawback you could not charge anything to your room through the restaurant they simply stated that they weren’t affiliated with the hotel, which I found a little unusual since you’re attached other than that our stay Was very, very good

Stayed here for a week total. Except for day 1 check in, staffs are mostly nice and do try to help. Room wasn’t ready by 4pm, which is disappointing. But the rooms are clean and well maintained, designs are nice. Bed and pillows are great. No amenities provided here, plain water is sold at $9 usd for small room, but bigger rooms selling them at $10? This is not nice. I did not enjoy the location, not sure if this is mostly how US feels, but street was extremely noisy in the middle of the night. People yelling on the street, blasting their speakers and constant ambulance sirens through the night. Maybe some soundproofing should be considered. So many homeless and drug addicts which makes it depressing to get out on the street. It’s not the hotel’s fault though, just affected our stay.

Nice hotel, well located. But, the mattress was a nightmare. It was so used, like a hole where my lower back rested. Never used a water bed, but I guess this was a close experience. Other than that, workers were really nice, from the front desk to the guys in the door. Just renew the mattresses, my sincere advice. Note: got an answer from the hotel stating that the mattress was new. Well, I can say it didn't feel like that at all. Its shape was totally deformed. Even if they were new, they should have a plan B for those that need firmer support.

We reserved a corner suite. We arrived very early at about noon and not only was our room ready but they let us check in early. Check in was super fast. The lobby is beautiful and modern with a large fireplace. There is also a large bar. Our room was spacious and beautiful. There is an area divided by a room divider that has a sitting area with a large lighted mirror (perfect for makeup) and a wardrobe closet. On the other side of the divider is a small table and chairs, large couch, chair, and television. There is also a bar area with a mini bar with for purchase items. There is a separate bedroom with the French doors. There is a large beautiful bed with two nightstands, a drawer chest, and another tv. My only complaint is we booked a room with a view and our view is an abandoned lot facing away from the water. Be prepared to also hear sirens all night.

Nice location, helpful staff, spacious rooms and all the necessary amenities, including a gym which I took a few pictures of (it also has free weights and mats which are not pictured). I'd definitely stay here again when returning to this area. There's even a culinary school located on the second floor of the hotel; had I known I would have attempted to book a class!!

Very clean and well decorated hotel. We loved our room. Bed was comfy. The only complaint we had was that the street noise was quite loud from our room on the third floor. It didn't bother me much but I suspect lighter sleepers would have an issue. Just keep in mind that you are downtown. We loved that the hotel was so close to major attractions. We were able to walk to the ferry to go to into Bainbridge, to Pikes Place, the Space Needle, shopping, and really great restaurants. Overall, I would stay at this hotel again.

I just wanted to update my original 5-star review with a follow-up! I had some items shipped from Amazon to me at the hotel when I stayed there. Unbeknownst to me, Amazon had a glitch on my "default" address, and every item I ordered since leaving the hotel was delivered to Hotel Andre (4 items). Maya, the Hotel Manager was kind enough to contact me via email and offer to help get them to me. She was super-helpful and I really appreciated her help finding one box to put everything in so we could send just one shipping label, to get my items down to me in California. I am so grateful for the "above and beyond" staff at this hotel and will def. be staying here again in the future when I'm in Seattle for work! :)

Love this boutique hotel! So nice and cozy! Would stay again. So close to everything! The staff is so friendly and nice. We came in early to leave our bags so we can start walking around but luckily there was a room available already and we were checked in. We don't have to wait 4+ hours. So happy about the room and customer service.

Lovely hotel in a central location. The rooms were nicely decorated. We were lucky to get some sunshine during our stay and the windows let the light in beautifully. The staff was also incredibly friendly and nice. Only complaint was that the free wifi was 5 mbps and paid wifi was 15 mbps which is still quite slow.

A nice and utterly clean hotel in a great location (bearing in mind that it's Belltown in Seattle and there's zombie weirdness on nearby streets) near all manner of restaurants and things to do. We just spent four nights at Āndra for the first time since COVID (we visited frequently before that whole mess), and had a very nice time. We wound up back in corner suite 310 for (I believe) our third time and found that the issues we'd previously noted regarding its location right above Lola restaurant (food smell - delicious, but distracting - and noise) have been alleviated: I got a hint of food smell once but the ventilation in Lola seems much better than it was and the noise was just nonexistent. (We've stayed at 1BR corner suites on higher floors at Āndra - including the top - before, too. These seem to suit us.) The corner one-bedroom suite is a comfortable way to stay: it's nice to have room to stretch out. Storage is a little odd (tucked here and there; some in a wardrobe behind a screen over by the door) but works fine and there's plenty of space. Lots of great seating. A desk separated from the room near the entrance. Kind of an amusing table which came in handier than we would have thought. (The corner 1BR suites are all a little different, BTW: so what's true of one isn't necessarily true of them all.) The bathroom was a bit lacking in counter space but worked fine. It felt a little on the small side compared to those where we've been staying, but we both agreed that it was just perfectly fine in terms of room to move around. The living room area was large: larger than expected or needed and kind of felt roomy. The bedroom was just right and separated by double doors from the living area. All the blackout shades worked fine and all windows (there were six) had filtering shades/sheers in addition. The room lighting allowed for various levels of light. There was Nespresso included and a bottle of free wine that we forgot to drink (I guess we're officially old now). Weird things: the frozen-solid bags of ice that you got from a freezer in the hall and then had to chip apart to use (flimsy bags and no ice bucket makes for a mess). Smallish and often crowded (but lovely) lobby area. The coffee service lady who quickly knocked twice and then came on in despite the "Do Not Disturb" hanger on the door (I'd said, "Just a second!," which perhaps she heard as "Come on in!") - no biggie, but it could have been weird for some folks at some times. Not that she was odd in any way - she was hustling and trying to give us coffee to make for a good visit, as was every employee we encountered at Hotel Āndra on this visit. From the bell desk to the front desk to the concierge to all of housekeeping, everyone working at Āndra was pulling together to make sure the guests had a good visit, and it showed.

From start to finish, Andra was a 5 out of 5. We took the train from Sea Tac and made the short walk from the Westlake stop. The doorman greeted us with a smile and check in was a breeze. The room was incredibly clean & the bed was very comfortable. We even had a couch to watch Thursday night football. The mini fridge prices are more than reasonable. The location really couldn't be better. You are close to Westlake center, the monorail, Pike Place, the Space Needle, and Pier 66. Our ship was leaving out of pier 91 and that was a quick 15 minute drive. Having Lola downstairs is the cherry on top.

Meh is the best way to sum up this hotel. Starting with good, the staff is mostly helpful and pleasant. The rooms were also clean. With the lowest of bars passed, that's about it. The issues really started at booking. Since we are a family of five, we often get two rooms to maintain sanity. However, we prefer the rooms to be adjoining, and if not adjoining, at least adjacent. Knowing this, we booked several weeks in advance, and on our booking notes made our adjacent room request since the hotel doesn't have adjoining rooms. We arrived only to discover we were several floors apart. The hotel was booked, so night one we were hiking back and forth. The next morning, one of my kids spilled a glass of water on the bed. We let the front desk know and they said they would send up housekeeping while we were out and about. When we came back in the afternoon, there was no change in sheets. Thankfully, the very helpful front desk was able to relocate us to a new room anyways for the following three nights, but it was annoying to have to change rooms, and prophetic that housekeeping never arrived. The thermostats either require a degree in astrophysics or a priest well-versed in satanic exorcism. I spent an hour trying to figure out the permutations to turn the fan permanently on. I eventually gave in and called the front desk. They immediately sent up someone who tried for another 10 minutes, then he gave up, telling me they'd send their regular maintenance guy the next morning. The second maintenance guy never showed. My wife and one kid had a king room, which was really spacious and nice. I shared a double queen room with my other two kids and it wasn't nearly as desirable. Aside from being small, the TV supposedly connected to a Google product that connected your phone, but when the codes were entered to make the remote connection, the code changed on its own. After five attempts, it was obvious it wasn't going to happen. Given my previous interaction with maintenance, I didn't even bother calling for help. If they ever send that priest to fix the thermostat, maybe he can also sprinkle some holy water as he walks by the TV. Overall, it was an underwhelming experience, and I'm pretty much willing to try anywhere else before I come back here.

Beautiful hotel, wonderful service, and coming from somebody who used to work in hospitality, truly one of the best designed rooms. Clever use of limited space, feels so thoughtful and cozy.

Let's start by saying I would have loved to give this hotel 5 stars. When we first got there everyone was really nice then the second day , a MAN at the front desk got real rude and disrespectful about my kids. Saying that a 1 year old and 4 year old need to behave like an adult . Like are you mentally ill ?? Serious question. He must of not been loved as a child and it shows. If you have kids stay away from this hotel . And the manager there even worse , I let her know what happened she didn't even apologize to me or get back to me as she said she was going to . Be warned !

We had a great stay at the Hotel Andra. Check in was easy and fast. The room was nice, modern, and clean. Bed was quite cozy. No issues. Overall, a great experience!

Finding a good hotel is a really difficult process and I was initially pretty nervous about some of the reviews on here. However I decided to stay at Hotel Ändra anyways for my trip. First off the hotel is in a super convenient location since it's super close to the space needle, hockey stadium, pikes place, museums, metro, etc. Plus all the food places near here are phenomenal. The staff was super kind all around through planning and my actual stay as well. I ended up booking part of my trip through Alaska Air and ended up deciding I wanted to add a few extra days onto my trip. Calling in my reservation change was extremely easy and they were able to help me out pretty instantly. It was a little difficult to get stuff sorted out when I finally got there due to the computers just being silly about the previous change but overall it all panned out well. All of them are so professional and kind, went out of their way to greet me, asked me if there was anything they could do to make my stay good, etc. My room was awesome. I got a suite which was a great decision since the suite comes with a comfortable eating area, a chair next to the window looking over the cityscape, couch & tv, a mini bar, and an extremely comfortable bedroom. The decor and amenities all had a very luxurious feeling and I definitely drank the wine and had a few of the snacks they had there as well. The lobby is also phenomenal. There's a fire place, nice places to relax and work, just a warm and homey atmosphere in general. Plus!!! There's a gym too, so maintaining working out was ezpz too. My only nitpicky things are there aren't any microwaves in the rooms(?) well at least not the standard suites. So you can't make/reheat tea or make quick meals in your room. And there aren't baths in the suites either, just a kind of awkward shower with a half glass wall thingy. Still cool but a bath with how cold it gets in Seattle in the winter would be phenomenal. Overall I'm definitely planning on staying here again for any business trips I have to take in the future.

Great hotel to stay in for a trip to Seattle. It was my first time coming to Seattle and for my birthday. Hotel Ändra left a nice birthday card and bottle of wine for me and my boyfriend to share. They even upgraded our room to a bigger suite. We were blown away with how nice the room was and the amenities. Wish I could wear the robe 24/7! So close to everything as well, we pretty much walked every day :) Highly recommend staying here!!

LOVE the staff - they were very welcoming and had good ideas to share on places to eat locally. A very cute place to stay in Seattle!

Mediocre hotel at best. The AC is automated so you cant really control it. You set a lower temp and it magically gets 10 degrees cooler in minutes but it feels exactly the same. Most likely programmed to fake cooling so they save money on electricity. The area for the toilet is so small that the toilet paper holder hangs over the edge of the toilet seat so you constantly bump your leg on it. Please see pic. There's only one elevator that functions so the wait takes forever. No parking lot. Valet parking for nearly $50 a night. One of the power outlets in the room didnt work. No fans in the bathroom. Sink is crazy small.

tldr; Hotel APPEARS nice but realistically is no better than a regular priced mid range hotel with no amenities. Check in was nice and quick but the nightly incidental rates are insane. Great location for walking, but you'll find the homeless around frequently. Hotel Ändra is a regular hotel masking itself to be upscale. You'll find very little amenities here (quite honestly, for us, none.) but you'll certainly find a price hike. Coming from Ohio, we were pleased to see valet services, we thought it was their way of showing how high class this hotel was, while walking through town we saw almost every hotel offered this. Cool. The rooms also appeared nice, they had nice design but honestly the sheets and blankets etc were no better than a standard hotels. The whole entire building just felt like a normal hotel that just invested more in the aesthetics, but not so much customer experience. On top of that, a $100 incidental charge per night was insane. That might be standard in Seattle compared to Ohio, but regardless I was shocked when I saw $500 taken from my account. I've previously worked in hospitality management and knew that a charge would be taken, but I thought at most it would be $100 total but man I was wrong. Additionally, after checking out I had another $100 charge applied for... something? Still trying to get an invoice to see what I was charged for.

This is my new go to stay for Seattle. I had booked with this hotel when they were due to open and was very disappointed that the opening was pushed back. Despite that experience I wanted to give them another try. I'm so glad I did. I have had nothing but a wonderful experience at this hotel. I have stayed now three times in the last two months (I travel for business) and feel like this place is a home away from home. I stay in the suite that has a large living area and a separate bedroom area. The colors are vibrant but relaxing and the beds are so comfortable. Staff are amazing as well as the valet. I highly recommend this hotel - I will be back again and again guaranteed.

I felt it was important to write this review to warn other guests who are interested in staying at this hotel as I had experienced theft. I booked a 5 day trip to the Seattle area to do some hiking and explore the city. I checked into hotel Andra on a Tuesday night. I took my earrings off and set them in a jewelry pouch on the dresser near the tv the night I arrived. Wednesday and Thursday I was away from the hotel on hiking trips around colchuck lake and mt Rainer. I do not wear jewelry on hikes so I had not touched my jewelry pouch since the day I arrived. Friday I planned to explore the city of Seattle and wanted to wear my jewelry but it was nowhere to be found. I checked my suit case, shaking out each individual piece of clothing 2x, checked under and around furniture, checked areas I never even used in the room, checked my friends luggage and nothing. At this point I knew it was gone so I filed a missing items report with the front desk and management. Between taking the time to look for the jewelry, filing the complaint, and talking to management this really took away from my trip. After management talked to the staff regarding my missing items, my jewelry magically appeared right atop my clothing, a place I had thoroughly checked before leaving the hotel for that day. Where I found the jewelry is also not where I know I left it. After talking to staff and reviewing camera footage I was informed the mini bar comes daily to check the room to take inventory and restock, however I drank a vos water which is a mini bar item early into the trip that I was never charged for nor restocked during my stay. It raises a red flag to me that the mini bar employee was not doing her duties and still proceeded to be in my hotel room daily. I was also informed by staff the cleaning crew comes every 3rd day but for some reason came in on the 2nd day as shown on camera footage, however nothing was cleaned, no garbage was taken and no new towels were layed out which raises again a red flag to me. After getting home from my trip and unpacking I noticed not only was my jewelry stolen, but it was returned damaged. The staff member that took the jewelry put some sort of acidic liquid on my necklace to see if it was solid gold (it's not) which is why my necklace has brown spots on it which is also why I'm assuming she returned it. I am so dissatisfied with the staff and service at this hotel handling my personal items. I would suggest if you choose to stay at hotel Andra to leave your do not disturb sign on your door at all times and schedule times with the mini bar employee where you can be present as she checks the mini bar as well as the cleaning crew staff since this incident caused so much stress and time away from my trip. I had to buy replacement jewelry which was a couple hundred dollars to repurchase and my formal complaint I gave to management went ignored.

We stayed in a Superior King room. Beautiful hotel , super comfy bed and linens . Great shower with fantastic pressure. Our room was great , staff very friendly and attentive. Elevator was down and they are quite small so that made for a bit of a wait . I did find the rooms a bit noisy from street noise. We stayed on the fifth floor and woke quite a bit Friday and Saturday night due to lots of sirens and screeching cars. Not the hotels fault and you are in the heart of downtown , just an FYI. Super convenient to Jazz Alley which was the purpose of our trip . We didn't get a chance to check out Lola's in the hotel , but Serious Pie Pizza across the street is amazing . A few issues with our bill at check out but Sharon was more than helpful and fixed everything up. All in all a very nice stay minus the noise factor.

we returned to seattle for a quick trip and stayed her again overnight....the place is relaxing and clean.....it was quiet too....the staff is real friendly and informative....i was able to get the sunday seattle times for free....we needed a cab for an early train trip, and they called us one, and they arrived quickly....

Unfortunately, I did not travel due to contracting a nasty (and highly communicable) strain of pneumonia that made travel impossible with spreading. On doctors guidance, my family stayed inside and did not travel. I contacted the hotel through Traveleuro (booking website) and called the hotel the day I found out, which was one day before our reservation, and was told there would be no refunds at both contacts. So while I didn't travel, be aware that the no refund policy is very strict and includes contracting communicable diseases. At no point was I told or requested to not travel to the hotel while I was sick by hotel staff or Traveleuro agents.

We visit Seattle regularly to visit our son and this is our favorite hotel to stay in. Love the intimate feel of the hotel, the great location, the friendly staff, and the comfort of the rooms. It's a great location, walkable to so much that the city has to offer and fabulous food steps away. Our favorite was Dahlia bakery across the street, you can't go wrong.

Our experience with Hotel Andra was okay, but my lasting impression is not completely positive. Let me elaborate a little please. We arrived from a cross-country country trip and were exhausted. We made it to our room with no problem and waiting on us was a bottle of red wine. It's very common for us to be given a complimentary bottle of wine. It was sitting on the bureau with a couple of glasses and we were tired, so we opened it. That same wind, which we thought was complementary because it looked like it was complementary, was part of the mini bar and we were charged. As with all mini bars the mark up was higher than if we bought it from the retailer. But it really doesn't matter what the price was because it should have been either free or Mart in someway that it was not free. I disputed the charge at the desk when I checked out. She asked me if I drink the wine. I drank the hell out of it, so I told her yes I did. She said, "Well, then you'll have to pay for it". I did. I will continue to travel to Seattle. I will not stay at Hotel Andra on any of my future trips.

My flight arrived earlier than expected. It was not yet the check in time, so I just hoped they could take care of my luggage while I was able to look around. The front desk lady was super friendly and helped me check in early. Really enjoyed the stay and would definitely come back again.

My husband booked us at this hotel for 4 nights during our stay in Seattle. It was the perfect location! Just within walking distance (about 10 minutes) from Pike Market and downtown shopping areas. Room: The room was spacious and very clean. It looked newly remodeled. It came with a fridge that you need a key to open. We did use it to store a water we bought. Service: The hotel staff was really friendly and greeted us every time we entered the hotel and every time we left. Parking: They had a valet parking area right in front of the hotel. You needed to call the front desk about 10 minutes before you wanted to get your car as they needed to get it from a nearby parking area. Restaurants: There was a restaurant and a bar in the hotel. We didn't get a chance to eat in the hotel but the hotel lobby always smelled good! It did seem pretty popular as there were people often dining or upstairs at the bar area. Location: Location, location, location! This place is seriously in a good location to walk around downtown Seattle and a short drive to Pioneer Square. Parking is really expensive in downtown do it was nice to leave the car at the hotel and just walk around. I would definitely stay here again or recommend this hotel to my family and friends if they ever want to visit Seattle!

I want to first say that Stephanie was the most amazing gem of the Andra. The owner is very lucky to have her! She was A++ She got us dinner reservations for the restaurant next door "Assagio". Mamma Mia!! The best meatballs ever! The place killed it with their food. Back to the hotel... such a special place. Loved the decor! The rooms were clean and well equipped. Makes for a dreamy stay. Location was great too! The only negative is I love my coffee and they have just espresso in rooms.

Nice hotel, great location, great walkability to local attractions and dining. Loved all the small details like bagged ice, amenities in the bathroom and nesspesso poss in room. Rooms look new and updated. Bathroom is fairly small. Front desk people at check in where not friendly and welcoming. You got the feeling they hate you and their job but I imagine it is not an easy job, so I will cut them some slack. My husband went down and asked for more Nesspresso pods and the lady gave him more and was very nice so it depends on who you get. The pizza place across the street was good for lunch. Lola next door was amazing! We loved it so much we went there for dinner and now we are going for breakfast. Get the donuts, they are from heaven

Zero stars. Do not be swayed by the 4 stars or the pictures online. This place is an absolute disaster. They don't have enough staff and most are inept. The rooms are old and creaky. Earplugs are provided if that tells you anything about the noise. Probably the worst experience we have had with a hotel. You're better off at a courtyard Marriott. This place is shameful.

Hotel is ascetically pleasing on the inside and that's why they earn one star, plus for Micah, the only employee aware of the fact they work in hospitality. Fun facts about my trip: You need a luggage cart! The beautiful hallway carpets keep your luggage wheels from working. It's a good time pulling 150lbs of luggage. No warning and no offer for assistance. If you get to encounter the lovely Myra... you'll know her by the sigh she answers the phone with, if you, the guest are misinformed, you're the idiot. It isn't the employee's fault at all for telling you the wrong thing. They pay no attention to reservation requests. They do not mention on their website that most local restaurants are closed by 8pm. It's high season, didn't think this would be an issue but a heads up would be nice. Don't ask for help, you'll be left waiting.... So far, I've been waiting for 6 hours for a request and 26 hours for someone to help me with internet and chrome cast issues. Etc.., Etc.... And etc.... If you stay here, hopefully you get better service than I did.

Calls itself a boutique hotel. Nice rooms overall. Different type of bathroom sink design but not bad. Rated second stars because of no complimentary water but a $9 bottle was available for sale. 5 Mbps WiFi unless you purchase faster speed. Chromecast to television not working. There are probably comparable options available. With temperatures around 40 degrees it was very difficult to warm the room up. Hotel looks good from the internet but staying here leads to a different story.

The Hotel was absolutely excellent and the people working the front desk could not have been more helpful and nice. They give great recommendations for What local places to eat at. None of the places they recommended were a disappointment. The rooms were absolutely adorable and I recommend definitely going around Christmas time because they have the best classy decorations all around.

I'm a little reluctant to give this place a glowing review because I don't want them to jack their prices up. So... don't do it. I want to come back time and time again. This was our second stay here. We loved it just as much the first time. Issac, the man. He has incredible ideas on dinner and placea to go. We used the airport car setvice, $45. So worrh it. Not much off of Uber/lift. Nice ride. Our room, we love it. Always so much to watch from the windows. We walked everywhere!! Fantastic all the way around. Very cozy bed... Oh, I cannot forget about the intense screen in the elevator. Had us going up and down a couple times.

Lovely hotel, would definitely recommend. Location is fantastic, just a quick walk to Pike Place Market. Hotel is gorgeously designed, it's very elevated and stylish. Rooms felt very clean and new. Loved the nice couch area in our room and bed was super comfy. Wish the bath products would have been a little nicer and not in those big reusable bottles. Would def recommend.

Great location and good food close by. Cute room but the main street can get loud at times if you have a room that faces that way. Staff personalities were hit or miss at the front desk, and the lobby smelled like the bathroom since there's a shared public bathroom with Lola restaurant on the other side of the elevators. But the lobby is welcoming and a good place to sit with a giant fireplace if it's chilly out.

Love staying at this hotel when I'm in Seattle. I've been here quite a bit, always for work, and have mostly stayed here. Small little boutique hotel but really cute. Lola's the restaurant on the bottom floor is so delicious. They also bring the donuts from the Dahlia bakery across the street which is sooooo damn good. Back to the hotel....really nice and attentive hotel staff. The last time I was there, I accidentally booked the junior hotel which was tiny and not the same ambiance at all from their regular room. They willingly switched me and were just so accommodating. Will continue to stay here!

I loved this hotel! Everything was amazing: the location, the comfortable & spacious room/bed/bathroom, the valet parking, the incredible restaurant accessible from the lobby, the super friendly service, everything! I have been to Seattle several times in the past but this was my best experience, mostly due to this lovely hotel! We stayed in room 608, it was great. The anti-fog mirrors in the bathroom were super cool too, and a separate dressing/makeup room was nice (while my husband was in the shower, I could do my hair away from the steam). I even liked the minibar selections (I normally don't even touch that stuff) which included local wine. The front desk staff was awesome: special shout out to Lisa and also to Josiah who valet parked our car (and charged it overnight - it's an EV). Yay for Andra! Highly recommend!

Three times this summer we've had out of town guests stay at the Hotel Andra. Every time the service was outstanding and our guests loved their rooms, the staff and the adjacent restaurants.

This was my first time actually staying "downtown" in Seattle so we took a long time choosing a hotel. I am SO glad we chose Hotel Andra. Our online booking was smooth and we got an incredible deal. We called a couple of times before our visit with some questions and they were pleasant on the phone and very helpful. When we arrived we were greeted by a very nice valet who took care of our car and we were parked in the Andra lot so we felt like our car was safe and secure for our visit. We were also greeted by a kind doorman and folks to help with our luggage. Check in was smooth and easy, the front desk folks were incredibly nice! Our room was spacious and super comfortable, clean and just great. A nice little wet bar as well. The ambiance in the lobby is warm and inviting, lots of places to sit and chat, a big fireplace and great windows for people watching. The Hot Stove Cooking Society is located upstairs and Tom Douglas often teaches classes among many other great chefs so check that out is you are staying at The Andra, heck check that out even if you are not. Lola is right in the hotel and has fantastic food and service as well as happy hour Mon-Fri ( I cant remember the exact times ). Also offering excellent room service The location is fantastic with Dahlia Bakery, Dahlia Lounge, and Serious Pie all within feet of the hotel. Walking distance to Pikes, the Westlake Link Station and Monorail, with plenty of shopping near. This is now going to be my go to place to stay in Seattle!!

Very dog friendly! We live in redmond but we had our anniversary date night in seattle plus microsoft work party. Staffs were amazingly nice, manager came to us to pet our dog, gave us recommendations to restaurants for our dog(she was so nice!) Downside: nowhere to take your dogs out to potty. City downtowns lack green spaces that we knew but it was pain to walk around blocks to blocks in cold weather to let our dog try to pee/poo on any little tiny grass we see lol Being in the heart of downtown, valet or paid parking lot further away is very common in seattle so we just went ahead with valet. Guys were very nice and professional. Suite was cozy and had nice city view. Very small bathroom but nice and clean. They prepared doggy blanket and bowls for our dog:)

I really liked this hotel. It was in a great area, and centrally located so you could go to downtown or Pike Place Market. The restaurant inside, Zola, was great too. Would definitely consider it if I went to Seattle again. It turns out my brother had also been there the year before, and he also highly recommended it and the restaurant.

Okay this hotel is LOVELY! Some of my fav things, the BED feels like your sleeping on clouds, valet parking is really convenient and the shower is very nice! I got a room without a bath tub on accident, so If you want to take a bath make sure you ask for a room with one! The staff was great and I Highly recommend!

Hotel Andra was the perfect choice for me and my fiancé's trip to Seattle. The staff was friendly and helpful from start to finish. The location of the hotel is perfect for walking to local attractions and downtown shopping. Lola, the restaurant attached to the hotel, had great breakfast and was perfect for a quick glass of wine. The rooms are stylish and comfortable.

Everything about this hotel is pleasing to the eye. The building itself is brick which gives it an older feel, which is quickly discarded as the valet opens the door for you. The lobby is equipped with a fireplace, plush couches and it starts to feel very modern. The lobby leads to Lola restaurant, which is a great place to grab a drink or two before you head out on the town. The staff is so friendly that I wonder how they are able to be so nice. Is it possible that outside my hometown of San Francisco there are nice, courteous people willing to crack a genuine smile not just a fake one?? It seems that way based on my recent experience to Seattle where every last person we met and talked to was just out of this world friendly. The room is nothing spectacular, but it's cozy. We had a view of the street, which I guess is much better than the view of a fire escape which is all to common in New York City. The hotel itself is very trendy and I wanted to love it. The major problem we had was our mattress and pillows. Terribly uncomfortable and we woke up with neck and back pain both days. Such a shame b/c we were falling in love with this place and read so many great reviews about the mattresses on Yelp. The pillows were dead as Dillinger. I mean these bad boys were beaten down flattened and just all around uncomfortable. I brought this to the attention of the manager and after a little give and take, she offered to refund one night to my credit card and I agreed. I have a strong feeling we were unlucky b/c I asked the couple down the hall and they loved their mattress. Because the place is a 4 star catch on Yelp, I trust my fellow Yelpers and because the manager refunded one night, I will give them a 3 star review instead of a 2 star review.

I always look for the largest room I can get for a decent price and Andra was perfect. Large one bedroom, small hotel and perfect location. Walking distance to major sites including pike's, Seattle center, monorail, and restaurants. Staff was very friendly and luckily blessed us with an early check in and a late check out! Fitness room was clean, small but modern . 2 elliptical and 2 treadmills. Only saw one other person daily at 6am. We ate at 3 restaurants within a half block and they were all good. Dahlia, lola's and serious pie. Normally I would not write such a great review because I wouldn't want too many people to know about it but I probably won't come back to Seattle unless for business in the future because the taxes are so high and most charge 20 percent automatically on your bill. What happens if you get lousy service? Your $100 dinner costs you an additional $30 no matter what. Insane government in this state forces restaurants to do this or die. Still had a good time.

This was one of the worst hotel experiences I have had. I went up for a work trip and had been told early Check-in wouldn't be a problem as I had a meeting at 3pm and wanted to freshen up and drop off my bags ahead of going to the office. Not only was the room not ready an hour early the staff was incredibly rude and dismissive. I was then told check-in is at 3pm so I'll have to wait. After sitting in the (demoed) lobby I asked at 3pm if I could check in and was told 3pm was an estimate for check-in. They offered to hold my bags in the valet stand that was on the sidewalk and not closely monitored until my room was ready. Needless to say I didn't not do that. I ended up taking all of my bags into my office for an executive meeting. Once I returned at 7pm the room was ready but I was told it would be a different room than requested because of booking issues. I couldn't believe it. Overall I was met with nothing but rude and unhelpful staff and felt incredibly uncomfortable for such a high quality hotel. What a disappointment.

The hotel room was nice, clean, and cozy! We stayed at Hotel Andra for 4 days in the Superia room. The Superia room had the standard hotel room things and looked super modern inside. There was a couch, coffee table, mini bar fridge, safe, a walk in closet, and standard supplies. There's also a restaurant that is attached to the hotel lobby. Since it's Seattle, there were also umbrellas in the lobby in case you forget yours. Hotel Andra is super close to the Pike Market and is super convenient/walking distance to most things!! It's also nice that the front desk will address you by your first name! Great service!!

Revised review: They're trying. Pre-stay and check in: So, we booked a prepaid special via their website. However, the room was never deducted from our account. When we called to ask why this was, we were informed that it was. To our surprise, the full amount was deducted from our account right after that call. So apparently it had not been booked as they indicted. When we checked in, our room was not ready even though we came within an hour of check in time (after, not before). Apparently, no king rooms had been turned over in the intervening 4.5 hours following check out. In reading reviews this seems pretty common. As first impressions go, this was not stellar. The desk staff comped us drinks in Lola while we waited. Lola's bar had seven patrons and I waited over 10 minutes to place a drink order. Not sure what art form the bartender believes he's practicing but tipping would be improved if he simply made drinks and served them. Based on this interaction we canceled our Lola reservations for dinner and tried Shaker + Spear (separate review). During our stay: Justin, from the front desk, checked in with us regularly to see how things were going. He remembered us when we left and returned and always said hi and asked if there was anything we needed. We experienced no issues with the room or cleaning services (as mentioned in other reviews). The rooms are nice and fairly spacious. In the end, I settled on 3 stars. They're not the best boutique hotel I have stayed in but they're not the worst hotel I have stayed in either. If they can fix their front end service issues I would consider staying here again when in Seattle.

I found this hotel surprisingly underwhelming. Here's why 1. Food was decent but high priced. Breakfast omelet was $41 OUCH 2. Things in the room were broken, mainly the lights wouldn't go off, the switch was broken, so had to unplug things manually. 3. Had to wait on hold with internet support to get my Amazon FireTV Stick to connected and lost it the last day and just gave up. 4. Two people came into my room while I was gone which I found unsettling... Beyond this the staff wasn't really helpful and offered no concessions for this crazy trouble. I stay in hotels every week and this is not one I'd come back to. Bathroom is super small but then you have huge closet that's really not needed. Beds were uncomfortable. The high notes: 1. Lobby is nice 2. Room was clean and pretty modern and very spacious 3. Pretty quiet, and calm 4. Lola food was decent I hope this helps as you try to decide where to stay. What frustrated me might be something that you can live with so take it with a grain of salt. There are some really great hotels downtown Seattle.