MarQueen Hotel

I had a solo stay at the Marqueen and it was perfect! Room was huge with a walk in closet and gorgeous bathroom. Location was amazing, 3 coffee shops with a couple of blocks and endless restaurants close by (Betty Restaurant was amazing just up the hill). It was also really quiet in the room at night which was wonderful. The staff were attentive and helpful - Kelly on the front desk gave me so many great suggestions and helped me daily with directions. The valet (James?) was also super friendly and I used the valet parking during my stay which was seamless (it’s Seattle hotel pricing - not cheap but worth it). I highly recommend to everyone! I will be back for sure.

The MarQueen was simply charming. Kennady truly helped make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. They were able to accommodate a last minute change and were very courteous, helping to make our room the best it could be for our party. The staff here goes above and beyond to make sure each guest is cared for. Would stay here again! Note: there are no elevators for those who may need one

This hotel was hands down amazing! They were so sweet and when they found out that we were there on a honeymoon before our wedding they went above and beyond. My mother passed away in February and we were going to get married in May. We moved the wedding for obvious reasons but the honeymoon was more difficult. ||||Despite it not being a traditional honeymoon they gave us sparkling water (I don't drink wine/champagne) and a GF cheesecake. When my hair dye accidentally bled on their white pillows and towels they switched them out daily with no complaint.||||Kennedy was an absolute sweetheart! She went out of her way to write a little note that we could add into our scrapbook. ||||They took a time that was bittersweet for us and injected a level of sweetness into it that reminded me of my mother. Infact the highest praise I can give is that their actions reminded me of what my mom would have done. So if you want to be treated like family they're the place to go! ||||The rooms are very retro and fun! Lots of space. Not many noise complaints despite being on the road (mostly just when cops/emergency vehicles would pass and that happened maybe twice). Other than that the rooms were very quiet. ||||If you get there early they will hold your luggage so you can explore. The same for if you need to check out before your flight. They held our luggage while we went and had brunch before heading to the airport. ||||Almost everything is within walking distance and what isn't can be easily gotten to by a bus or two. Dick's Drive In is a nice place for quick food. ||||The tin Lizzie is a great little bar and the Cafe Ladro is worth a visit or two (Call me magic drink FTW).||||The only note I have is that if you have difficulties climbing stairs make sure to request a first floor room as they have no elevator. But those first floor rooms are amazingly wonderfully set for ADA accessibility.

What an amazing hotel. The staff are all wonderful. Very friendly and helpful. The room was big with a small area with a desk and chair. Almost felt like an office. The location is great. Lots of restaurants nearby. The bed is very comfortable and the shower is fantastic.

This hotel offers a rare combination of nice rooms, quiet with really good noise insulation; an old and historic building; and finally an exceptional staff, always friendly, joyful, and helpful. Also aside from the hotel, the lounge (The Tin Lizzie Lounge) offers homemade dishes with homemade bread (I recommend any of the flatbreads) which can be delivered to the room. This hotel will be our next stay when we travel back to Seattle.

Beautiful rooms, exceptionally friendly staff, incredible location (between Queen Anne and the Needle/MPOP), and rich history, plus a discount in the adjoining coffee shop. This was my first time staying at the MarQueen, and it is now my go-to. I genuinely looked forward to coming back each night.

The hotel staff was wonderful!! They arranged for us to be picked up from the airport to be brought to their hotel and our room was available upon arrival. The next day they arranged for us to be taken to the port for our cruise. After the cruise the same service was provided. We did have to pay for the transportation services and it was well worth it. I recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the Seattle area. Very convenient, clean and well organized!!

Lovely location. Newly renovated place. Staff was great. A Bite pricey for me but I don't normally stay in a 200/night hotel. Was very nice and location to my event was perfect.

The family and I were in town for an Alaskan cruise. We stayed overnight at the MarQueen Hotel and were very happy with our experience. Anthony and the rest of the staff were very welcoming and friendly. We were a little early for check-in, but they kindly held our bags so we could explore around. I enjoyed how walkable the area was. Within a few hours our room was ready and so were we. I love the overall vibe - a historical building that has such character and design. There is no elevator, but the staff are very willing to help carry any luggage up the stairs. Our room was lovely and had all of the accommodations we needed. My son found some games earlier, including a puzzle (he LOVES puzzles), which was a great way to wind down after a busy day of travel and exploring. Our room had an office space, which was the perfect nook for him to settle in with his puzzle. The hotel has a little "speakeasy" style cocktail lounge where there was a live musician on the guitar. It was a nice way to end our evening (after dinner) and spend some adult time together once the kids went to sleep. Overall, our experience was great and we couldn't recommend the MarQueen Hotel more!

Great location: walking distance to Climate Pledge Arena if you are in town for a concert there and located in a cool area (Queen Anne neighborhood). Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Valet parking is a must and was very quick and efficient. Room we had had been recently refurbished which was very nice, amazingly comfortable King-sized mattress! Highly recommended.

There have been a lot of recent renovations at the Marqueen and it is a true gem. The building is originally from 1918 and they have preserved many vintage touches with great updates. I loved the nightstands that look midcentury but had little hidden power outlets and USB ports. The rain shower was lovely. Super soft towels, great bedding, great mattress. The best part of our stay was the bellman, Andrew. All staff is super friendly but Andrew is a gem. He is the penultimate bellman and clearly cherished in the neighborhood. The Tin Lizzie bar is wonderful as well. Yes, it is an old building. There's no AC or elevator. Still it's a perfect escape. We love the Queen Anne neighborhood. It is a perfect place to stay for events at Seattle Center and Climate Pledge. Great restaurants and I love the used book store. Go let Andrew park your car away for the weekend, ordered a whiskey sour at Tin Lizzie, and have a great time.

We stayed here August 24. We arrived around 10:00 AM and Andy the doorman took our luggage and put it in a holding room for guests who arrive before check-in time. Check-in was easy and the young receptionist was very friendly. Our room was very nice with wooden floors and a comfortable bed. The hotel provided a shuttle ride to the ship's dock for $10 a person which is a great price. It is far from downtown and isn't close to the light rail so you need a taxi or Uber to get around. There is a park that has the International Fountain which is about a 10 / 15 minute walk from the hotel. I highly recommend you go there on a Saturday night. It is very beautiful, tons of restaurants, entertainment, live music, lots of food trucks etc, etc, etc. Great place with awesome vibes. I'd definitely go back on my next visit for sure.

Since this is a historical building you and the hotel employees will have to drag your bags up three flights of stairs. The employees are amazing and the valet is super quick getting your car back. In the morning we got coffee from the place next to it and it was the best coffee I've ever had and included a 15% discount.

Great location for Kraken games, room was more like a full apartment, the price was ridiculously good, and the place has so much character. It is also steps away from a few main bus lines. I only wish I had stayed for more than one night!

Everything was amazing. The staff their accommodations the parking. They carried our luggage up to the room and brought us ice. The rooms are very big old school nice beds and excellent cleanliness.

So happy we booked our stay here! Very pleasant and courteous staff! The hotel is easy to find in the Queen Anne district and has plenty of bars and dining options within walking distance. The service was so professional and the hotel and rooms are super clean! Would definitely recommend! Being the hotel is a historical building turned into a hotel made it so much more enjoyable for us!

We really enjoyed our one night stay here while in town for the Pitbull concert. We didn't realize our room came with a small kitchen and a sleeper sofa so we were so excited to see that. Our room was a bit outdated and there was a tripping hazard of a step to get into the bathroom, but what can you expect from a 105 year old building? The lobby was very elegant and super friendly staff. Parking was $40 and valet only, which we weren't a fan of, but at least the car was in a safe place. We booked way ahead of the concert and chose the no cancelation price so it was super affordable. No need for an Uber to get to climate pledge arena, it was a super short walk!

This hotel sits on a nice block just a short walk away from the space needle and is surrounded by restaurants, bars, etc and is just about 1 block away from a grocery store which makes it a great spot if you want to be able to just skip out of your room and be close to a lot of conveniences and entertainment in this section of Seattle. Some street parking is available but not abundant, so I'd recommend the valet as it's super convenient to just give them the car and because you probably won't need it back unless you have some reason to drive across town during your stay. The hotel itself is relatively inexpensive but doesn't skimp on the details as far as giving you what you need in the room. A small kitchen area stocked with dishes/silverware etc are there in the event that you need them, and the room itself was quite large and had plenty of space. Exceptionally clean, professional yet warm service from the reception crew, and a lobby that is notable for its old school charm which you might love if you're into fancy restored old school hotel lobbies, (I loved it). Definitely not a cookie-cutter vibe, and there's a bar attached for your drinking pleasure. I booked this on a whim as I was passing through and given my experience with everything from the service to the room itself, I'd probably book it again given the location, the price and the fact that it exceeded my expectations and lacked nothing that I needed. Friendly, prompt, professional, clean, well located, charming, and appointed with all the necessities. 5 stars.

Just wanted to leave a quick review but I stayed here from March 11 - 14 and had a phenomenal stay. Staff was extremely knowledgeable about the surrounding area, very professional, and showed a level of hospitality I had never received at any other hotel I had visited before. Shout out to Andrew the door man. He was absolutely nice and charming and made that first day getting acclimated a breeze. Loved having the little kitchen in my room and having a coffee shop and lounge attached to the property was a nice amenity. Next time I come to Seattle I will probably stay here again. It was that satisfying.

Beautiful old building with renovated, rustic, rooms with a lots of character! Our room had a large kitchen area with seating for 4. Also a microwave and a large refrigerator for a hotel room! Comfortable bed, with a quiet room, and awesome air conditioner. (We stayed 8/14 - 8/15.) Hotel staff is phenomenal!

We are fairly frequent visitors to the Seattle area in fact we are looking to get a second home/condo there in the Denny triangle area. But we decided to stay in the Queenanne neighborhood. We have never stayed in this neighborhood before. Seattle has so many distinct neighborhoods and this is one of the cool ones. Where this Hotel is located is right in the middle of the lower Queenanne area if you're staying here and thinking you're going to go to the upper Queenanne area because there is even more great restaurants and activities it is literally like going straight up hill. Lower Queenanne is close to the space needle and pretty much everything in the heart of town. Not too much steep walking. The restaurant across the street, Toulouse Petit is literally off the hook and one of the best restaurants we found in Seattle this trip. It's kind a got a Creole/Cajun menu but Extensive. But back to the hotel. We prefer to ground-floor unit because there is no elevator so if you're on the third floor I hope you like hoofing it. That said, you're going to want to be down the hall from the front desk and away from the bar if you're there on the weekend. Overall we love the hotel. The staff is exceptional. Very helpful every single person we talk to and the coffee shop that is attached to it is really great and not your typical Seattle Starbucks. It's just a neighborhood espresso spot and we loved it.

Classic beautiful hotel with huge rooms and excellent services. The very sweet and attentive lady working behind the counter when I call and checK in our rooms on 2/14/2020 evening after 9 pm. She is very friendly and helpful. One of the best hotel check-in experience I have received compared to any hotels. This is a hotel I really enjoyed my visit. It may be not a cup of tea for everyone. But I am sure everyone will love the location of the hotel and the wonderful customer services from the check-in, check out and the room service. I think the lady at the evening check in her name is Amber (sorry I may be wrong). She has everything ready before we get there. She is very friendly and polite with smiles all the time. She also calls the room service to bring us an extra blanket because the cold weather, Seattle was snowing at the time. The room service is also very friendly and speedy service. The gentlemen from room service are there at the same time when we walk into our rooms. The lobby of the hotel is very beautiful. It looks very nice. I almost think I'm in a classic cruise ship. The guest rooms are bigger than most of the hotel rooms. It has a separate section for seating and a full-size kitchen with a microwave and full-size refrigerator. Both my room and my friend's room also has a breakfast area. However, breakfast is not included. But I think they have a very nice restaurant in the hotel which we did not try! The reason I have to take one star out is that because of the maintenance! I love the classic style of hotel decorations. But some areas in the room will need to touch up or replace. The bathtub in our room is rusted in a little area. The bathroom faucet is very hard to turn. I hope their management can pay more attention to these little items too!

Such a darling little hotel! The rooms are like little apartments too, fridge, freezer, microwave, sink and even a little table in the kitchen with some chairs. It's old so it creaks but that was part of the draw for us. They aim to keep it as similar as it was when it was first built and they do a good job! The front desk clerks were very nice and always said 'good afternoon' or 'welcome back' as we came and left. It's a great location to a bunch of restaurants and a CVS or Bartell's drugs are nearby if you need to grab something. Will definitely stay here again!

On June 30th, I mistakenly booked a reservation for that same night. I immediately called Booking.com to cancel the reservation, but they told me that I would need to contact the hotel directly. I spoke to someone at the front desk, who told me to contact Booking.com again. I did so, and Booking.com confirmed that the cancellation and refund would need to come from the hotel. I have sent over 10 emails to the hotel, but I have never received a response. I also tried disputing the charge with my credit card company, but the hotel denied the dispute. I have called the hotel several times, and each time I have been told to contact Booking.com. I am very disappointed with the way that the MarQueen Hotel has handled this situation. I have never stayed at their hotel, and I have never received any explanation from them about why they are refusing to cancel my reservation or issue a refund. I believe that this hotel is engaging in fraudulent practices, and I urge people to avoid staying there at all costs. I would like to request that the MarQueen Hotel cancel my reservation and issue a full refund. I would also like an explanation for why they have refused to do so up to this point. If I do not receive a response from the hotel within the next 7 days, I will be forced to take further action.

This hotel is old, and apparently an official historical site. Very beautiful, steeped in history, built in 1918, but also very creepy. Views down the hallway basically reminded me of the shining and I was waiting for Jack Nicholson to come charging at me with a kitchen knife and that gleam in his eyes... Anyways, that is not why I gave this place only two stars. This hotel is not kept up well. Upon first entering our room, the air was heavy, stale, and very musky. My boyfriend tried to open a window to let in some fresh air, but they are sealed shut. This hotel has been here for years and not one room has had an ounce of fresh air inside for that whole time. It was stagnant and very unpleasant even after turning down the AC. Spraying a bunch of Lysol into the room and air vent was the only thing that helped for a bit. At one point this hotel was an apartment building and so the rooms are very spacious with full kitchens, minus stoves. In the morning, I attempted to take a shower. After 25 minutes of waiting, the water would not get warm. Finally a maintenance man came to "fix" it and the water was then luke warm at best. After the maintenance guy left, the sink faucet was no longer working. Long story short they moved us to a larger room for free which was nice. Hot water was working fine in the shower, but the air quality was very much the same. Later, after getting back from dinner, we sat down in the lobby for a bit to let the Lysol we had just sprayed settle in our new room. We overheard a man come down to the front desk complaining that his shower wasn't working because one of the handles had broken off when he turned it on for water. He would also have to be moved to a new room in the morning and could not shower at all that evening since maintenance had already gone home for the night. If you typically enjoy room service at a hotel, they have it here, but only from 4pm-9pm which I thought was strange and very limited. I feel it is also important to note that there is no elevator in this three story building and the main entrance has stairs. This may be an issue for people with physical disabilities. I enjoy historical sites and the history of this building is very interesting. I will not however, be staying here again.

The first night I stayed at this hotel I was bitten repeatedly on my feet and ankles, about 6-8 times. I do not know what caused this, but I woke up to my alarm in discomfort. I did speak with the receptionist in the evening and she was somewhat sympathetic, and said she would talk to a manager. I have my suspicions bed bugs might have caused this, and I'm fairly sure my feet were in the bed and it was not a mosquito, but I have no evidence to prove this, I looked under the mattress. I stayed two more nights without getting more bites but suffered from paranoia about being bitten. My hotel guest room was very large but sparsely furnished. The hotel desperately needs to be renovated, it reminds of an old apartment I lived in, everything is shabby. The Mediterranean Inn a couple of blocks down the street is a lot nicer and I actually paid substantially less to stay there a month ago. Staying in Lower Queen Anne is a good location, as the Seattle Center is walking distance, and there are many independent cafes, bars, and restaurants nearby. It's hard with COVID-19 to say what to expect as a price for hotels these days, but I paid the most to stay at The Marqueen and it was the worst of all, the Staybridge Suites Fremont and Crowne Plaza Seattle are a lot nicer, I stayed at both in 2020, and at the time they were cheaper. I did not get bitten in bed at other hotels in Seattle. I'm now worried my suitcase may bring bed bugs back home.

The staff at the MarQueen are very nice. The location is also perfect with great eats in the area and the hotel is within walking distance to Seattle center. The check-in and out process was very organized and we got into our room quickly. Well... Kinda. There's no elevator so I had to carry our bags up the stairs. There's a lot of info about the building to check out up the stairs and through the hallways. Once in the room, we immediately saw the wonderful view of the space Needle. It was fun watching it from our bed. But when we get to the bed, it's in serious need of repair. Most of the room was in this condition. The bed was really old and squeeked whenever you moved. My back was not feeling great in the mornings. The rest of the unit needs to be cleaned up a bit too. There's no effort really into hiding wires and things that are being "modernized" are done as cheap as possible. With a little more effort, this place could easily be a great place to stay. Until they make these upgrades, we probably won't come back again.

Stayed here for two nights with my friend. The location was great and so close to Seattle Center. That's essentially all the positive things I have to say. I understand the hotel is 100+ years old and historic, but the look of the rooms can and should be renovated. It was out-dated, not historic. I was disappointed at the uncomfortable beds, filthy tub, and couches that looked so questionable we refused to sit on them for our stay. The bed sheets literally were stained various shades of yellow. They "seemed" clean, but no need for the sheets to also be decades old. ****WiFi was TERRIBLE**** Oh and the breakfast was pretty shameful too. There were plates and debri left everywhere, no water offered, and orange juice and milk left out for hours that ended up room temperature. Just gross. Room aside, the service as also not pleasant. There was either tension and rudeness directed at myself and my friend or directed at the bellhop. Its not professional to be privvy to the front desk having a conversation with the bellhop about some issue with drying cleaning services for another guess and so and so not returning their call, etc. I would not stay there again, definitely not for the price. Stay at a chain, you're better off having consistency, cleanliness, and updated amenities.

This hotel is a gem, its located in the old part of town, it's close to everything, Seattle Center,Space Needle and chihuly garden are in walking distance. Continental breakfast is good, coffee is fresh and tasty. Wifi is not always working, it seems its a problem, it was a leakage in the bathtub but i was told if it does not bother me just to ignore but it was a waste of water. The building itself is very old, it was to be housing for mechanics and later school of engineerings. The room had a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and dishes.

Very nice and clean hotel. Large rooms with everything you need. Love the historic vibe and atmosphere. Our room was very quiet with a great view. Plenty to see and do right from outside of the hotel. The best part of the hotel was the bellhop who would open doors and do valet parking. He was very kind, helpful, and happy! 10/10!

My friend and I stayed at the Marqueen Hotel for 3 nights while visiting Seattle. I had no problems booking through Priceline.com. Weeks before staying here we gave them a call confirming our hotel stay and regarding early check-in policy, but I forgot the person's name I spoke with, but he was very friendly and answered all my nosy questions :) We arrived early Friday morning after flying into Seattle and decided to stop by the hotel to drop off our luggage/bags at 10am and go exploring around the area - on the phone they informed us they can hold onto our luggage (free of charge) and come back at 3pm to check-in. But lucky us! :) We arrived at 10am and they already had our room available! Check-in was super easy, but just FYI they need a credit card to hold $150 in case you damage anything, but it will be 'refunded' once you check-out and didnt damage anything of course. Also, we had the choice of getting a room on the 1st or 3rd floor, and we chose 1st floor. There's also no elevator, but they have staff who will help you with luggage, if needed. Orginally, I believed we booked a standard king suite or something like that, but we were surprised to be given a room with 2 comfy queen beds! We were fine with sharing a king bed, but 2 queen beds was perfect too! The room was huge! It reminded me of a little studio: bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette (w/ sink, fridge, stove, microwave, dishware and silverware, and a little sitting area), and a little 'living room' and small closet, and there's a big flat screen TV mounted to the wall. I know the building is quite old, but they can seriously clean the floors a bit more (I recommend bringing a pair of flip flops or slippers to walk on the floor) and the bathroom is kind of eh. Also, wish they had more outlets available near the beds, we had to unplug the clock and lamps to use the outlets. Overall, the room is nice and has that "historic/antique/vintage " theme, and we enjoyed our 3 nights. They also provided complimentary shampoo, conditioner, soap, and lotion. And free little pieces of chocolate :) Oh, and free newspaper is delivered to your door every morning, expect Sunday! And can't forget about the complimentary breakfast served every morning from 8am-11am. It's nothing amazing, but it tasted delicious and the food presentation is cute. They served bagel with butter and a little bowl of yogurt with granola and fruits, and your choice of coffee or apple juice! Very simple breakfast, but it was super yummy :) Hmmm the wifi. The wifi is very weak here! I'm not sure if it's just the location of our room, but during our entire stay the wifi literally sucked inside our room. However, the secret spots with good wifi is located in the Tin Lizzie Lounge when you grab breakfast in the morning and the "lobby" of the 3rd floor has awesome wifi! As for check-out, it's at 12pm. Check-out was super easy. We checked out early and left our luggage with 'baggage claim' or whatever it's called at the hotel (again, free of charge!) and did some last minute touristy stuff and came back at 3pm to pick up our luggages :) Also, I loved how this hotel was literally near EVERYTHING. It's walking distance to the Space Needle, Chihuly Glass Museum, MoPop, Metropolitan Market (to pick up any snacks/necessities), and there's a lot of restaurants across the street too! :)

Chris has AMAZING customer service skills they were the BEST. Quaint, lovely hotel with all the fixings of a modern hotel but with a sink and an old school feel! My wife and I went on our honeymoon and we can't wait to return!

This place is amazing! Loved the history and the room had a nice kitchen in it. Bed was very comfortable and the water was nice n hot. Service was mid line that's why I gave it a 4. I come from 5 star resorts so my standards are a bit higher when it comes to customer service. The bar they have is only opened Wednesday-Sunday. But it looked very nice. We will be back!

What I like most about this hotel is its location. Most of the main tourist attractions are within walking distance or a short bus ride. For example, the Seattle Center is just down the block and over there you can visit the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass (must see!), the EMP Museum, the Pacific Science Center, and the Key Arena. Getting to downtown is equally convenient. Just hop on the "D" line bus and for $2.50 - $2.75 (peak hour rate increase) and in 10 minutes you can be at Pike's Place Market. Some other notable attractions around there (all within walking distance) are the Seattle Aquarium, the Seattle Great Wheel, Seattle Public Library, and Olympic Sculpture part. Getting back to the hotel location, there is a plethora of convenient shops and restaurants. Most of the bars over there are open till 1:00 or 2:00 AM and some decent late night eating options whereas everything in downtown seems to shutdown by 6:00 PM. Also, I personally loved have three late night / 24-hour full-sized grocery stores just a few minutes walk away. There's also a CVS for your pharmaceutical needs. As for the hotel itself, the staff is super friendly and the service top notch. The rooms themselves are a mixed bag. The rooms are converted apartments so they're quite spacious. There's even enough room for a large (semi-walk-in) closet and small kitchen (no stove). However, it's definitely an older, shabby-chic look. I personally noticed my WiFi connection there was very weak (couldn't even stream Netflix) and I could hear my neighbors through the walls if they were being loud. All in all, I would consider staying here again though I would also be tempted to look for newer hotels with better internet connectivity and wall insulation.

This hotel is in low Queen Anne,big rooms,breakfast was included but variety of food was a poor,reasonable price for one night. Next to the hotel is excellent coffee shop LaMarzocco,a movie theater,very good bookstore

1 star for the nice staff. The hotel itself is Horrible. Old. Dingy. Spooky. Nasty. A motel might be better.

Skip this hotel! The pictures on the website are deceiving for sure! We stayed here for New Years Eve. While we thought the history of this old hotel would make for a quaint stay, it was instead a huge disappointment. This is not at all what we would have expected for a $360 room. The bathroom was the biggest issue. We booked 2 rooms, and both had similar problems. We also had friends that had a room and said their room was just as bad. Some of the tile in our shower was broken, which would have allowed for water to clearly bring getting into the walls with each use. One of the shower knobs came off and we spent more time trying to get the water temperature right since the knob wasn't working than actually showering. There was mold growing on the upper part of the shower wall and clearly a water leak from the bathroom above us. The "kitchen " area is clearly all original with multiple layers of paint. The furnace ran ALL night. It was loud and overly hot in the room, even though we had turned the temperature down to as low 60, it would NOT shut off. The lobby/ stair area is cute and made for a great photo location. But anything positive about this hotel stops at the stairs! Despite all of the problems, they were only willing to compensate us 15% off the room still $300. If there was an option to have gone to another hotel, we would have left as soon as we saw the rooms. But finding an option on New Years Eve isn't possible. The building has the potential to be very cute. But it is currently in need of some major renovation simply to make it up to what I would consider a safe and healthy condition.

Got the room on Priceline Express Deals. Rated as a 3.5 star on the site. I'm caught between my feelings on this, but I was pleased with the overall stay. Staff was nice at checkin and very helpful. Hotel is located in the heart of Queen Anne neighborhood with plenty businesses within walking distance. Room was very spacious and well appointed. Nice decor. Not really a fan of hardwood floors in my hotel room, but I guess I have to deal with it. Room had 2 queen beds as well as a full kitchen, with a seating area with a loveseat. We accommodated 3 people comfortably. Flat screen tv mounted on the well brought us to modern times. Bathroom was nice and well lit with very nice lotions and soaps. I'm used to staying at the major brands, and this is more of a boutique hotel, but I can't really be mad. Overall everything was nice and if I was staying for 3 or more days the kitchen would've been a great feature. Room was also very clean and beds are very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again, especially for the price. If you are used to staying at Marriott's, Westin's, and Hilton's that carry a 3.5 star rating, you might be taken aback, but overall you would be pleased. Hallway decor and lobby are nicely decorated. I'm not an antique guy, but I think they feature some Antiques on the walls and such.

It's a cute vintage hotel, and it has a really amazing NoLa restaurant across the street. The staff was super friendly, beds are super cozy. I was put off by how they only gave us 1 key. Just don't misplace it other wise they will charge you for the key.

Broken shower, It was our weekend getaway and ended up dealing with plumbing issues in a hotel. I read some reviews and thought of trying my luck since this place has great views of Space needle. Not worth to deal with plumbing issues.....

I never give bad reviews as I realize it reflects poorly on a business. But with that said - I checked into the MarQueen last night and asked to be upgraded and they told me that the hotel was full which was entirely not true. The receptionist was not helpful and rather rude and off putting. When I went up to my room and opened the door someone was in the bed! I went back downstairs and explained the situation. The person from that room came down as well and said something about how I was lucky she's didn't pull out her knife. They then gave me another room - I went In and that's when I decided to not stay there as all. The hotel is beautiful and has a nice charm to it but is not updated in the rooms and it almost felt dirty.

Blue skies when we arrived, blue skies the day we left. Everything in between was cold, dark and rainy. Such is life in Seattle this time of year (January). But the MarQueen was always warm and comfy and offered a great location for getting around this town. No elevators but we're young and strong and considered the hike up to the 3rd floor a cheap gym alternative. The "antique" feel about the place put us in the right mood and we always had fresh linen, a great bed and a nice view. A light morning breakfast set us up for our days exploring this gorgeous green state. Fuck the $25/day parking though. We found a suitable alternative (ask no questions, I'll tell no lies). P.S., hint: LA and NY aren't the only cities with a rush-hour. Be prepared. P.P.S. apologies to our neighbors...our headboard wasn't securely attached (still, it was a great bed). And we'd do it again.

This is a beautiful hotel with a great history. The staff is very accommodating and the attached bar serves great drinks... However... I'm lowering my review because, as comfortable as the rooms are, the beds are AWFUL. They feel like stiff air mattresses and are lumpy. The pillows also aren't great. No cushion, flat and also lumpy. I'd really love to give the place 5 stars but, the whole point of a hotel is to have somewhere to sleep and, with the beds in the state they're in currently, sleep is a hard thing to come by

Clean, polite, professional and really cool design. Parking can be a challenge all over Seattle but we lucked out with a spot out front. Loved the space for my fiancé and our two dogs. The kitchen and fridge made it extra convenient and it was surprisingly super quiet despite the location. Well worth the stay and visit.

I really wish I was in Seattle longer... There was just too much to do in such a short time frame. One of the places that made the stay at Seattle so damn pleasant was this hotel... My friends and I were lucky enough to stay in such a regal (at least from the inside) looking hotel. You can just tell that this hotel had some great history too. I would like to thank Priceline for getting us this great hotel for a damn low price too! So we did this crazy road trip from Sacramento to Vancouver last weekend and Seattle was our first stop. We called in early to ask for a late check in and if possible to get a double queen. We get there and boom... got our room no problem. Oh, and their room key is pretty damn cool... never seen this kind before. It looks like this small plastic key for a mailbox, but even shorter, with tip of it looking like a electronic circuit board... I dunno... but I digress. So, we check in pretty quick and find out it's on the top floor (only three floors).... coo... so where's the elevator? Oh there isn't one.... DAMN! Oh well.... only three flights. We get to our room and was amazed on how nice and spacious it was. The beds, chairs and other furniture in the room all had that aged look from the 20's with a modern touch of decor. So some of the other stuff I liked in the room was the view of the Space Needle from the room, a den area to kick it, a little kitchen with a fridge/freezer, microwave, and eating area. Oh, and there was free internet! The tv was a 27"... maybe 32" tube tv.... no biggie. I guess we also got hella lucky with parking too because we were able find street parking right in FRONT of the hotel! Hell yea!!! I also noticed there was some bar/restaurant called Peso's across the street and it looked like a poppin' spot! Should've checked it out but we were all drained from driving and being in the car for so damn long. Overall, I would definitely stay in this hotel again. A 10 minute walk to the Space Needle, offered breakfast downstairs (cereal bars, croissants, and fruits) in the morning, really nice rooms with hella amenities, and on top of that great service.

Actually 4.5 stars. I had a great 3-day, 2-night stay at this hotel. Price: It was listed as $80/night, but with a coupon I got it for $70/night. Score! Location: Easily accessible by bus. Surroundings are a bit shady, but well lit with many eating options and a 24 hr supermarket that is 30 seconds away. It is close to the touristy attractions like Chihuly Glass and Garden Museum, Space Needle, Bill Gates Foundation, etc. To all the other attraction locations, it is about a 10 minute bus ride from downtown and 20 minute bus ride to the international district. Hotel service: the bellhop/valet guys was very nice. The desk clerk was helpful. The cleaning ladies were very patient (I locked myself out twice). Room: WOW. It is like a mini apartment. It has everything (mini kitchen with stove, microwave and fridge!) you could possibly need if you were to stay for a longer period of time. There are utensils, knives, plates, and cups if you're planning to make dinner. Overall, well decorated, but has a musty smell. I should have asked the front desk for some air fresheners or something. Can't open the windows btw. The only real complaint I have is that the tub looks old and worn down. However, its the perfect size for sinking into a long nice hot bath (which I did several times). Wifi: Very spotty in my room (320). Better in the lobby and in the dining area. Other: There's a computer and printer in the lobby behind the ATM machine. Very useful for printing things. However, it is disturbingly slow. Oh! Best part of the stay was the complimentary breakfast for each night you stay. You just go to the restaurant bar between 8am-11am with your white envelope and sit down to a breakfast consisting of tea or coffee, and a plate consisting of a small fruit cup, a plain bagel, and yogurt with granola. Cream cheese is an extra $0.60 I think. Which reminds me, they provide toothpaste and toothbrushes at the extra cost of $1.10. Another thing: you get free newspapers each morning! Overall impression: I would totally recommend this place to people who want a moderately priced hotel that is close to attractions. If you don't mind traveling the bus system (which is FANTASTIC; $2.25 and ask for transfer slips to get free transfers good for up to 3hrs), then it is an awesome option. I would definitely stay here again.

This is a wonderful hotel in a great Seattle neighborhood. It's the opposite of "cookie cutter." Charm, character, and history are what defines this place. Kerry Park is close by, with jaw dropping views of the Space Needle and downtown. You're not far from the action, but still sort of at a distance from the madding crowd.

Honestly I was creeped out because of the neighborhood. But the desk clerk was very nice. There's no elevator, so the bellman carried our bags upstairs. He told us the history of the hotel &walked us through our room. The room is not upgraded. It looks creepy, especially when we checked in about 10pm. But morning came & we noticed the cute charm of the place. The staff was extremely nice. Even though we hung our towels to keep, they put fresh towels in everyday. They put chocolate on the beds & had the newspaper at our door every morning. It's walking distance to the Space Needle, Pikes Market Place and the monorail. The beds were comfortable & the pillows were fluffy. It was quite, no noise whatsoever. I gave a 4 star, because the hardwood floors were dirty. It was a little sticky and I kept my socks on.

Exceptional customer service from front desk and bellman. The hotel has the vintage vibe. We got upgraded to a suite and the room was amazing and spacious. Room included a large bathtub and kitchenette. Definitely staying here again.

What a beautifully restored old hotel!! It was absolutely stunning inside, and my room was bigger than my apartment!! Enormous four poster bed, that was super comfy, huge tub, and a full kitchen with dining area. I wanted to stay much longer!! They front desk staff and bellmen were wonderful. What a great group of people! The girl Paris, at the front desk, was my favorite. What a sweetheart! The only downside is because the hotel is so much older, there is no elevator. If you have a hard time with stairs, a wheelchair, etc, make sure to reserve a room on the first floor. A solid place to stay in Seattle, five minute walk to the space needle! :)

First trip to this side of the United States as an adult. Simply wonderful experience. Very helpful front desk staff and they do have a gentleman to help you with luggage (because there is no elevator.) The hotel is 99 years old so it has a lot of character. Expect the floors to creek and the doors to shut heavy. However, there is not much noise coming from the halls in to the room. The rooms are spacious, beds are comfortable, and the tubs are deep. Our room had a kitchenette but we didn't use it because of the central location to several restaurants and continental breakfast. No complaints only complements for this hotel. 10/10 would stay again.

Cool hotel, outdated, but that's the allure. It is in a great location, it is a quick cab ride away from all the neighborhoods you'd want to visit. It is also a short walk to the space needle. The only negative thing about this hotel is that they do not have an elevator, so keep that in mind if you're traveling with a lot of luggage. The rooms are spacious and have kitchenettes, so if you wanna buy some food you def can. The bar attached to the hotel is a nice cocktail bar with live music.

I was in Seattle to do a hike with a local outfitter who said this hotel was the closest to their office. I regret staying here for several reasons. Dark outdated lobby. No elevator, musty smell, air conditioner is loud, no coffee in room or lobby. No mention of coffee shop nearby either. No mention of room service or list of recommended things to do nearby. Please note ladies: No interior security latch for your door. I have encountered being given a key to an already occupied room so please note this. For OVER $300 a night you can do so much better. This is why Airbnb is thriving. I regret not staying at an Airbnb for much less money.

We use yelp all the time, but I've never written a review. The MarQueen Hotel was so bad that I finally took the time to get a Yelp account and write a review. 1. Given the wrong room that didn't have enough beds (we booked 2 Queens but were given a King and told it was an "upgrade"). This doesn't work when you have kids and want 2 Queen beds. Told us they would give us a 30% discount but we were still charged the full amount. 2. Charged for parking for 3 nights, told we were not going to be but still tried to charge us for parking for 3 nights (even though we only parked there one night). 3. They lost the keys to our car so we had to stand there for 30 minutes waiting for them to find the keys to our car. 4. No manager on duty, we kept being told the manager would contact us (for 3 days) and the manager never contacted us. 5. The Tin Lizzie lounge is over-priced and was dead the entire time we were there.

I loved staying in this historic hotel, and wish I could give it 4.5 stars. The only reasons I'm not giving it 5 stars: -There is no elevator. This wasn't a big issue because we were on the second floor and they will help with your luggage, but it could be an issue for other guests. -There is no fitness center. They offered a $10/day rate at a nearby 24 hour fitness (which is not open 24 hours). -The view out our window was a concrete wall. However, after reading other reviews, I think our stay was much quieter because we had a concrete wall view instead of a street view. Otherwise, I absolutely loved the hotel. The staff was very friendly, it was a great location, and the room was very comfortable. The staff was wonderful. Each day they offered helpful advice on things to do, best places to eat, the best way to get to places, help with bus schedules, shuttles, etc. Everyone was very pleasant! The location was fantastic too. We were able to walk to the Space Needle, the EMP, and even Pike Place Market (but bring good walking shoes). There were lots of cute shops and places to eat nearby. We didn't have a car, but didn't feel like we needed one. They offer continental breakfast at the hotel, but we enjoyed trying local restaurants. Mecca Cafe was our favorite. The place was clearly very old, but the room still felt modern. The beds were incredibly comfortable, and the tubs were old, but the shower was fine. Our room had a fridge, microwave, coffeemaker and dishes. They left mints on the bed and brought a paper each day (except Sunday). We would definitely stay here again!

A ladies and lads getaway at tropical abyss!! We arrived to a Seattle Urban heat island- piping hot city weather wise. The first thing you notice when pulling into The Marqueen is, "where are we? Feels like a home the Adams Family might live in! Feels tad haunted" But, once you drop your car off out front, upon further inspection, to take advantage of the brilliantly efficient valet, you realize you are staying at none other than the Marqueen, and it's fit for a King (and his Queen). The pampering begins immediately and comes at you like a ton of bricks! You will be greeted by @Hassan... It was like a seen out of a Hollywood blockbuster: I pulled up out front and left my moms Audi SUV truck in the middle of the road, with little to no regard for the cars behind me, and tossed my keys (what felt like a quarter mile) to @Hassan, who made an incredible snag. I joked, "you play ball?" To which @Hassan responded, "I play for the Blue Jays!" A clear reference to the fact that we were in town to watch the Ball game. Please note: @Hassan can drive anything. We arrived in convoy style formation and also provided keys to a large truck with which we imagined Hassan may need some coaching... not the case; he drove out steadily and brilliantly slipped into the undersized parking stalls. Upon entrance to the hotel, you will be greeted by Jasmine, a young aspiring lady with a very bright future. She was with us every step of the way, and provided extra robes for The Kings and Queens practically right off the bat ( Go Jays!!) Did I mention that @Hassan can literally drive anything? Come walk into the room with me: the space is as advertised, monstrous King plus size beds with space for the entire Blue Jays roster! The sheets were crisp, and the cups were clean; always great to have a kitchen parked right inside your room! And if this kitchen was on wheels? Yes, @Hassan could park it. Enter the Tin Lizzie- a Napoleon era bar with live music and and an overall taste for the exquisite:) Warm meatballs; fresh salad; and a staff that makes you want to come back for seconds! The live music was hip and contemporary. I sat at the bar for 6 hours until I couldn't fathom another meatball nor finish what must have been 3 cocktails- hope i didn't embarrass myself as these Americans know how to pour them!! All in all, what I've hopefully painted is a picture of a hotel with a heck of staff (with @Hassan at the helm); a quality offering of rooms; and a hotel that is true to its word in every aspect of it's previous Yelp reviews. Come stay a while, and you may just find that your trip to the Queen will indeed having you feeling like a King:)

This was the worst experience I have ever had. I had a fed ex package from work lost at the front desk I called 3 times and they said the mail man took it. Mail men dont take fed ex ! They lost my envelope and now 8 am on probation at work. There is no accountability beware !!!!!