Seattle offers a traveler many options for food and fun. It has ample hotels of various styles and accommodations. We stayed at the Queen Inn in the Queen Anne District. It was not as advertised but it was quaint, clean and historic. The neighborhood is the attraction with restaurants, shopping and evening entertainment within walking distance. Public transportation in Seattle... more

Nice place of price great location has some carm old hotel no elavator! Has kitchens, lots to do and places to eat around the hotel, must try Dicks resturant!!! Its a old fashined hamburger joint but its fast and cheap, also open late! Bathrooms are small, nice view of the needle. I would stay here agian if the price was... more

I thought I was getting historic,instead old unkept and dirtyThe mold coming out the aircondition was deadly for my lungs! Im still sick 8 day later!There was Concert near by and we could not sleep,very noisy,very old ,dirty,afraid to open my suit case, my night gown was left and after three calls they stilll did't find it. I suggested they... more

We visited Seattle in the first week of September. Awesome weather, so not having an AC or screens on the windows wasn't a problem. Prior to arriving, I discovered that parking would be expensive and that the hotel could provide a airport shuttle for $45.00. We decided to take a cab, with little or no traffic slow downs it cost... more

This is one of the worst accomodation experiences in years, including countries like Senegal or Cambodia. The place is absoultely ready for tear down and re-buid. Cracked paint everwhere, old furniture, dirty, bad-smelling "kitchenette", rotten smell everywhere. Let alone the carpet in the hallway - probably 30 years old. You don´t want to know, what creatures live there - probably... more

Our stay at the Inn at Queen Anne was great. I'll mention up front - we got an amazing deal on the rate. At only $60/night in the Seattle area, this place was a steal. They put us in a 1 bed room when we first arrived, but they had no problem switching us to appropriate accommodations. Sure, there are... more

This is an older building, poor soundproofing & old slide-up windows (our room's window did not lock, and only on the second floor). It seems like an old dorm or old apartment with plaster walls and wood floors that resonate every sound and every person walking down the hallway shakes the place. Our suite was clean and had a small... more

The I@QA is a well-run budget hotel right next to Seattle Center and in the heart of lower Queen Anne. My girlfriend and I stayed there two years ago for Thanksgiving (being held at a friends house down the street), and when we decided to go to Bumbershoot this year we stayed a second time. Both were week-long stays. Keep... more

What a great find this hotel is - perfectly located for the Space Needle, McCaw Hall and on bus routes to all parts of Seattle. The room we had was large with a kitchenette, bath and there is tea and coffee avalaibel 24 hours a day in the hotel lobby. The included breakfast was great and the gardens of the... more