So 4 of us stayed here during Black Friday - and we got a crazy deal for $59/night. We stayed 2 nights. Our room was 506, with 2 double beds and 1 bathroom. The room was quite small but beds were comfortable. Bathroom was suffice enough for whatever you need to do in there except the toilet flushes REALLLLLY LOUD. The room was fairly clean, save for a few pieces of wallpaper rolling back and the headboards had scratches from people obviously doing some very aggressive things in bed which was kind of gross.

NOW COMES THE SAFETY ISSUE - 2 of our friends were going to meet us at the hotel after they went midnight shopping at the outlets. At about 2 am, they came into the room. The next morning, I realized that I didn't give them room keys so I asked how they got in. Apparently they just asked for room keys for room 506 and the front desk person made them without question. This caused quite a shock because if it wasn't our friends coming in at 2am to our room, it could have been ac omplete stranger coming in to do who-knows-what to us.

The receptionist was rude when checking in. The room was very run down and shabby. Needed cleaning and painting as a start. The pictures on the website must have been taken YEARS ago. The shower had moud in the corners. The water pressure in the shower was very low and there was no hot water in the morning to have a shower.

This is an older downtown hotel, but was very adequate as far as amenities, very clean however room and bathroom was on the small side. The location was great to visit the waterfront, Pike Place Market, the underground tour (great). Within walking distance to many attractions, and right on the free city bus route. There is a Seattle's Best coffee shop joining the hotel, and several deli's, coffee shops, and restaurants within walking distance. Free iInternet service is available in the lobby, and there is a great restaurant around the corner with very reasonable breakfast. We did the Tillicum Village ferry and dinner/show and enjoyed it very much (within walking distance from the hotel).

A small, basic but well-run business hotel. The standard room is just big enough for one person. But the room is clean and pleasant, the bed was great --pillows too- and the large flat showerhead feels like a gentle rain. Nice large-screen TV, AC/heat worked great. Staff was pleasant and helpful. Locale was very convenient for my purposes --close to the conference I was attending (but MANY dollars cheaper) and in a safe area so I walked back and forth daily. Also an easy walk to the Pike Place market and the historic district. A good and much lass expensive option for a business traveler. But be forewarned -- no restaurant in the hotel --however, a coffee store on the main level offers breakfast sandwiches as well as Seattle's Best Coffee (think that was the name of it.)