A great little hotel. Perfectly located and easy walking distance from everything you'd want to do centrally. Also a very short walk to the ferry terminal to catch the boat across to Vancouver Island. Staff were super helpful and friendly too. Rooms were clean, beds uber comfy and breakfast yummy. We stayed a night either side of Victoria - one... more

I needed a place to stay without shelling out tons of cash for something in a "convenient" location: within walking distance from the Market, shopping, the space needle, etc. Despite a few occasional regular panhandlers, it was a great choice. It’s very modern and minimalistic in a very comforting way. The staff is always super helpful (shout out to Amy)... more

This is a great hotel for the price. We stayed in a deluxe room for $165/night which had a queen bed, shower and toilet. The room had one unusual feature - the shower was separated from the bedroom by a glass wall. If you don't want to know your traveling companion that intimately I suggest you ask in advance about... more

I booked a room here for very cheap for me and my friend to stay in. Once arriving- they told me it was a "shared bathroom" situation. So I upgraded to the real room, WITH a bathroom, for barely 50 bucks more. This room was awesome. I loved it. I had a great time. Don't bother staying at this hotel... more

We spent one night at the Ace Hotel in July 2009. We booked on expedia for a good rate (for the area) of $99 per night for a room with a double bed. The location was good for our purposes. Just a 10 minute walk from the Victoria Clipper dock and cruise ship terminal and a 15 minute walk from... more

If you’re looking for something a little different than the cookie-cutter type hotel rooms that could be in any chain anywhere in the world, try this. Great minimalist-style while at the same time managing to be cozy. Beds were very comfortable and everything was scrupulously clean. If you’re turned off by the comparison to a hostel - don't be. It... more

Sure, it looks great in pictures, but overall, I'd say this is basically a hostel. The furnishings in the rooms were fairly low rent, and when I turned on the TV I received a call from the neighboring room begging me to turn it off even though it wasn't on very loud. That's when I realized we could all hear... more

The title about says it. It's sort of no-frills, but if you're fine with that, this is a great place to stay. The design and decor is modern but not in a pretentious way, the room is rather large for a city and fairly well-appointed, and the staff was friendly and helpful. For the price ($99/night), in a city, you... more

We went to Seattle for four days on vacation and chose the Ace due to its close proximity to restaurants and downtown. It is 'hip' and 'stylish' and there are Eames chairs in the lobby and that's all good, but ultimately what you have is a hostel converted into a hotel. Nothing more, nothing less. The beds are fine, and... more