Hotels in Belltown, Seattle

Overall, it's pretty good. The room was clean and tidy, and the bed was comfortable. The facilities are a bit basic though, and the curtains don't block out all the light. They claim to have breakfast, but it's just cookies, fruit, and coffee. The location is excellent, really convenient, and within walking distance to Pike Place Market and the Space Needle.

I really liked the room layout; the bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom all looked very clean. Breakfast was a bit crowded, but the American-style options were quite tasty. The neighborhood where the hotel is located felt very safe, and it wasn't far to walk to the light rail and supermarket. The only downsides were the noise: one was from cars speeding outside, and the other was a strange sound from the indoor air conditioning. Overall, it's still a very good hotel!

The location is fantastic! It's a ten-minute walk to Pike Place Market, ten minutes to the subway station, and five minutes to the waterfront. It's quite clean. I stayed in a four-person dorm, which was a bit small, but perfect for a solo traveler. There's a small bar downstairs, and a kitchen with a fridge available. Showers are shared. The value for money is unbeatable, but be warned: there are many homeless people outside, and it can get a bit noisy at night as it's next to a bar. So, there are pros and cons. Overall, if you're looking to save money, it's a solid choice.

The hotel on the sea is just outside the sea. The scenery is very good at night. There are luxury cruise ships leaning at 30 meters away from you. The service is also very good. Meals are not used. Parking valet park 58. One night trip is convenient for the airport. It was half an hour old hotel but it was renovated inside. Next to it is the first Starbucks in Pike Place.

The rooms were very clean n well maintained. However, the room was only clean after 7days. Although they did stock up towels and other amenities. It might be better if the rooms could be clean every 4 days. The gym, indoor/outdoor swimming pool and basketball court were wonderful. The kitchen set up was very good as well. Staff were friendly and helpful. Wholefood supermarket is just 5mins away. Will definitely stay there again.

Location: Very close to Amazon sphere, the hotel is surrounded by office areas, and it is generally safe. There is a supermarket nearby, you can go shopping. Room: To be honest, it is quite old, especially the furniture, but it is not a big problem. Breakfast: Very average, and the breakfast restaurant has few seats and many people.

My experience at this hotel was a mixed bag. **The Good:** The location is excellent, making it very convenient to get around. The front desk staff was also very friendly. They upgraded me to a higher room type at a great price during check-in, and the high-floor ocean view room was fantastic, even offering a view of Mount Rainier. The room amenities were also perfectly fine, and the room size was adequate. **The Bad:** The housekeeping service felt like an invasion of privacy. I had hung the 'Do Not Disturb' sign before leaving, but they still entered to clean the room. I hadn't put my valuables, including cash and jewelry, in the safe that day (a lesson learned for next time), and my personal belongings were also left out. I was very upset when I discovered my room had been entered. There are no cameras on the hotel's guest floors, not even by the elevators, to prove whether or not I had the 'Do Not Disturb' sign up. However, after I complained to the hotel, the housekeeping staff actually lied, claiming they had asked me in person before I left if I wanted the room cleaned and only proceeded after getting an affirmative response. Lying takes this to a whole new level of problematic. **Overall:** The Ctrip hotel butler service was good and a definite plus. However, the hotel's housekeeping service was truly disappointing. From now on, I'll definitely be more vigilant about protecting my belongings when traveling.

Hotel overall is a great location and you are certainly paying for that. The lobby, waiting area, etc. are super nice. The rooms on the other hand while clean have dated/pull out couches that are not great. The bed was clean and comfortable enough but I wouldn't say any better than your standard travel lodge hotel. The closet shelf barely head the weight of the room safe on it and the safe door wouldn't stay closed so that was poorly placed. My biggest gripe is the bathroom for a 175+ dollars a night i'm expecting a spotless nicely kept up bathroom. The bathroom vent didn't work at all nor had any way of turning it on. The ceiling was very low and crappy office type paneling and had a fire sprinkler over the tub! The flooring, counter top and shower walls are marble which is nice but I don't think the staffing knows how to properly take care of marble because my room, and two of my other friends' bathrooms were all the same the marble had a yellow/green tinge to it like it needed a heavy duty steam clean or scrubbing. The shower head was also horrible and needed replacing too. Overall you're paying for location as you're walking distance to Pike market place and other down town stuff but for the price the hotel commands not sure its worth it. Not a horrible place by any means and it worked and was clean just expected more of the room accommodations.

The Ace hotel has never been disappointing. I have lived in NYC before and now come to Seattle to decide whether to choose this one. Breakfast is not bad, homemade waffles are very interesting. 10 minutes walk from Pike Market.

A decent value-for-money option in downtown Seattle. The breakfast selection is limited, but it's enough to fill you up – just don't compare it to hotels back home. The room was quiet, clean, and well-maintained, and the facilities were perfectly fine.