Hotel Hotel Hostel

Really great little hotel/hostel. It’s self-serviced, with codes provided for both the main entrance and the room door. At first, the entrance code didn’t work, but I emailed them and they got back to us within five minutes with a new code that worked perfectly. The place is very clean, simple, but just right. The rooms are more than enough for a comfortable stay. There’s a mini fridge, a sink for brushing your teeth, a chair, and two twin beds. The beds are comfortable, though on the softer side. Room temperature was perfect. The bathrooms were super clean. We didn’t use the kitchen, but it also looked great. Overall, I definitely recommend this place, great value for the price. Oh, and the best part is the neighborhood! It has a great artsy vibe with lots of cute shops and restaurants.

I've stayed here previously and didn't really have any complaints. Minimal but the building has character and the bathrooms are kept clean. Returned this weekend and decided to splurge and get the king bed with ensuite bathroom, unfortunately the bathroom has no fan / ventilation so the room smelled musty. We complained to customer service and they were very accommodating at fixing the issue.

I stayed here back in March 3. I had to go to a concert and it was the closest to get there and the room was affordable and very easy to access. The manager. Text me about how to get in my lock room and everything like that so I really enjoyed it. I will Stay here again. It is very beautiful and so cozy and I love how very private that makes me very happy.

Very dark and weird, also simple, no frills. Like being in the sparse basement of a depressed suicidal teenager, the walls and ceiling painted black. I think there are prison cells in Russia that have more charm and life than this place. I'm trying to think if the owners painted it black to be cheap and hide dirt, or of they were trying to make it edgy. I've been to morgues with more life-energy than this place. As for shelving and closets, well, there aren't any.. But they were nice enough to put a section of eight high-school style lockers in the room...none of which were big enough for anything we had....? We just used the extra bed in the room to put our stuff on. Never seen this before in my life. I don't know who owns or runs this place, but they have to be the cheapest people in the area. You guys seriously cant go to a thrift store and buy proper furniture for a hostel room? There was a type of kitchen that was very depressing, with a mostly dead plant that hadn't seen water in a few weeks. There was nobody at the front desk...I don't know, this is just a weird place to stay. Very dark and dead, we didn't see any other people inside. Oh, the huge steps leading up from the front door were a pain to have to carry our bags up, no help from any workers, because there weren't any. I know Seattle is expensive, but $150 a night for this place is insane, for what you get. It's worth about $75 a night. Next time I'll stay at the Staybridge Suites a few blocks away for $220.

What a joke of place. Rooms are a disappointment. Cramped with no basics -- no dresser, no place to hang anything, not even a luggage rack. Literally a flop-house minimalism that makes being here hard. The place has no common rooms or any amenities of any kind. There are two small, wobbly, half-broken tables near the unattended reception desk with chairs from the 60s that have their covering half worn off. Really just not even basic investment in the place.

I stayed at this hotel for one night. I made my reservation with Priceline. Upon my arrival I was texted a link to pay for my room. I had it in my head that I paid already through Priceline. ..but thought maybe I was wrong so just went ahead and tried to pay. I should have checked on it but was busy trying to look into dinner and I wanted to be a good guest. Never thought the hotel may be wrong. I actually spent a half an hour trying to make the link work, put in my card several times, used a different address...the whole nine. Still didn't work. I let the person know who texted me and they said they would send a person to me to help. That never happened. I let them know I was going to have dinner, shower, and go out and wanted to take care of it. I tried more later. Still wouldn't work. I ended up going out because I had plans -that's why I was in Seattle- and I texted that I would get on it in the morning. They mentioned that maybe it was a software issue and I said okay. In the morning I was back to it trying to again and I thought well, I'll just reach out to Priceline and see if I can do it through them. I asked them, hey did I pay this already? And they said yeah, you paid it when you made the reservation. Again, my fault, I should have checked it at the beginning but why did this even happen? This absolutely does not make me feel confident about how much I entered my card and just the whole the whole thing. I can't feel good about any of it. It just felt awkward the whole time I was there and like some silly kind of pressure on me to make this payment and a feeling like I was trying to get away with something when I wasn't and the whole time I was there I couldn't relax because of it -so that just sucks. And unfortunately for the hotel because of this situation I will not be returning and I come to Seattle fairly often and my adult children come to Seattle and I wanted to be able to recommend the hotel because they come with several friends pretty often. But that won't be happening now. It's amazing how one situation like this can have a ripple effect.... but here we are.

What a charming little place. This is an artsy little location with some old charm. There's no frills to this stay, but the location is great. The room we stayed in had a small window AC unit if you need the cool air or a fan to sleep at night. The mattress is a bit on the thin side, but not bad. There's a shared kitchen area as well as shared bathrooms that were well kept during our stay.

I've stayed in every hostel in Seattle and this one is definitely my favorite. Location, cleanliness, ease of access, etc