It’s a simple and old hotel.., but very cozy.
The room is comfortable.., King size bed, a minibar and a safe were present and working in the room.
We took 15 minutes from the hotel to the Lumen Field (Seahawks game) by foot.
The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast.., good options with quality.
There’s only one elevator…, it was not a problem for us.., because we were on the second floor, and we used the stairs.
I’d stay again..!!
Had a really great experience here at CitizenM. The place was unique, chique, and modern. With all the extra tools they provide like their mobile room controller you can personalize the room to your liking.
The lobby is very interactive with accessible board games, lounge area and bar.
Highly recommended!
Large guest room with nice , functional & high quality furnitures . High quality window covering. Bright lighting. Bright & clean bathroom.
Very friendly & polite front desk officers ( 4 of them ).
It took us quite a while to finally get into our room due to issues with the key cards not working. Had to make two trips from the 20th floor down to the front desk only to find out the problem was a low battery in the door lock. Once inside, we noticed the room wasn’t properly set up for four guests, as there weren’t enough towels provided.
The bathroom design was also inconvenient. There are two sliding doors neither had locks, which makes privacy difficult. The air conditioning blew directly toward your face while lying on the bed, and the vents were too high to adjust. In addition, electric kettle, bathrobes, and slippers were not provided.
On a positive note, the breakfast buffet was excellent. It offered a wide variety of choices, and the service was outstanding, making it a highlight of our stay.
The Seattle Renaissance Hotel isn't too far from the cruise terminal, but it's all uphill, making the walk quite strenuous, especially with luggage. The rooms are a bit small overall, and the interior furnishings look a bit dated. The cleanliness after housekeeping was just average. The hotel doesn't offer free breakfast, so you have to order and pay for it separately if you want to eat. The hotel is right next to the Seattle Central Library, and it's a short walk to the subway station. The uphill climb throughout was the biggest downside of this stay, severely impacting the experience when carrying heavy items.
Our stay at this hotel was simply outstanding! From check-in to check-out, the service was impeccable. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, providing a relaxing atmosphere. The hotel's amenities were top-notch, and the staff's attention to detail made our experience truly exceptional. Highly recommended for a luxurious and comfortable stay!
I like how it is right in the centre. The self check in was so efficient however there was no information about where to get the breakfast- for what time etc. same for other amenities too. I booked with breakfast included the guy at the front desk maybe in early 30s to mid 40s told us that the breakfast will be the room across the reception but when we went there they were still charging customers even from the hotel so the information about breakfast is misleading.
We ended up not having breakfast despite paying for it on top of that 30 mins before our official check out the key card stopped working.
The misleading information was very frustrating as I paid for the service and didnt even get it.
The biggest problem is that the wooden base of the bed is very sharp, and there is a passage less than one meter away next to it, so it is easy to get hit on the legs. Our family of three was hit more than once. If someone is using the office chair next to it, you will probably get hit if you don't walk sideways. (As shown in the picture). The front desk was reluctant to serve us, and their expression was very reluctant. The water for the shower was not hot enough.
The room is quite good and new, and the location is good to walk to eat lobster rolls. The only bad point is that parking is very troublesome. The hotel does not have a parking lot. It can be valet parking, but because it is a traffic light on the street, it is easy to miss, or there are too many cars and there is no place to park, it will be very troublesome.
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