Seattle hotels near Seattle Art Museum

Cons: There was an old musty smell

Cons: Nothing

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Cons: No complaints!

Cons: Room was small but the price was very good for DT Seattke in summer. No view but we only needed a place to sleep for a few nights.

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Cons: Charging for internet is ridiculous

Cons: Extra charges for WiFI

Cons: Only negative thing I could say is that the pillows aren't the most comfortable, but that's a small thing to complain about. Otherwise great hotel.

Cons: Parking fee of $18 per night.

Cons: I didn't like paying an extra $18 for parking

Cons: Too rustic

Cons: Wifi sucked Bed was not the best pillows were really soft Slightly noisy with the trains running by and the hallway noise

Cons: Little expensive.

Cons: I didn't like the fact that a staff maintenance person barged into my room without notice or knocking then came face to face with me and backed up apologizing out the door without an explanation for the intrusion

Cons: We were able to leave a day early. I would have appreciated the ability to cancel the second day myself instead of going through kayak. That became a bit of a hassle but staff tried very hard to accommodate us.

Cons: Price was a bit high for our low budget.

Cons: I had to mark things down just a little bit as the drain in the bathroom was clogged just a little, so some of the water would accumulate. There was also an extra bathtub with a shower head (I was in a suite), so I just used that. Not a big hassle. One morning I was working from my room, and they had a fire alarm test at 11am. Not a big deal, but it was a minor annoyance as I had to rush to put clothes on, and scramble out of my room, only to run into maintenance who told me there was no emergency.

Cons: On site restaurant closed. Nothing open within walking distance besides food trucks that are mainly for the sporting events. Neighborhood is full of homeless and drug users. Valet parking is way overpriced.

Cons: Liked it all. Thought the valet fee for the car park was a bit high. But not worrying about the vehicle was nice.

Cons: The bed and pillows were not comfortable, so we both slept terribly.

Cons: Bed and pillows were not comfortable

Cons: Forced valet parking fee of $41 a night. Adds up pretty quickly. We stayed in a double/double room (no queens???, come on Edgewater) because the only king room available was over the bar which we were warned would have a band playing until midnight. So, my wife and I ended up sleeping in separate beds. Two adults in a double? Love her dearly but we both appreciate a little space when we are sleeping. We were unaware that the only heat source in the room was the fireplace. It was 90+ degrees so we didn't think about it during the day. Of course it kicked on in the middle when the temperature dropped. Didn't bother me much but it did bother my wife who was roasting since her bed was next to the fireplace. Don't get me wrong, the fireplace is a beautiful touch but would have appreciated a bit of warning about it automatically coming on during the night. Seemed a bit strange that the fireplaces in the common areas were lit even though it was record hot days the whole time we were there. I guess that should have been a clue. The shower head was held on with masking tape. Yes, masking tape. There were water stains on the ceilings. It would seem to me that a bit of paint and a new shower head in a room that costs $500 a night would not be an unreasonable expense for maintenance. Heck, use my parking fee for the weekend, that should cover it.

Cons: Staff wasn't super helpful, but I'm thinking that was mostly because it was the holidays and it was pretty busy The hotel cleaning staff kept on changing the shower head to the one we didn't like and we had to keep changing it back. That was just a little weird. Wish our room had a tub. Thin walls.

Cons: A bit dingy & a little shabby. Expensive waterfront room partly obscured by equipment, and staff not helpful w.r.t. finding alternative room. Bar is very loud but nice location & lively.

Cons: The lack of parking forces you to use the valet at $41/day. A hotel of this prestige should offer a continental breakfast and free coffee in the dinning area. I've stayed at many hotels in this price range that do offer it and parking for guests is free. Definitely paying for the location and name.

Cons: Our water view room had a piece of dock equipment (mobile people gangway or something) partially obstructing of our water view.

Cons: was hard to get ride to ferry using the hotel van as it was on the hour schedule.

Cons: Overpriced valet parking $41.00!!! Just ridiculous!!!

Cons: Half the rooms face the service road and car park.

Cons: I've stayed in better economy type inns. Cool location , but way dated and a need for up dating. The price didn't match the facilities

Cons: Thermostat and fireplace did not work. Shower splashed water out in bathroom.

Cons: Unexpected fees!!! The parking lot is solely for valet ( only other parking is a parking garage across the street and down a bit, it would be a trek if you weren't parked on the bottom). Valet parking for us was an additional $ 41 per night. They messed up our reservations and put my 17 year old daughter and I in a room with one Queen bed. We had to upgrade to a king (only other room available) $ 40 per night upgrade. Restaurant had good food but we had to pay 5 star prices for 4 star (at best) food ($ 48 for a New York Steak). I had the Cedar Plank Salmon, $38 for an 8 oz. piece. It was mushy and the side was small. Breakfast was better and a little more reasonable. No pool or jaccuzzi on premises. With all the extra fees and the taxes on the fees our two night stay ended up costing close to what a three night stay would have been. I got the feeling that they were squeezing me for more money a lot.

Cons: Paying 40.00 plus tax for parking EVERY day.

Cons: Broken elevator

Cons: Nothing

Cons: The room and building was dirty. Very small room. A group of people were having a very loud argument in the hotels courtyard throughout the evening. It is a motel level quality.

Cons: The amenities featured laundry but their laundry facilities were under construction.

Cons: The confusing one way streets caused us some distress as we went around several blocks. But that is part of city life and we did score a good parking spot on the street..

Cons: Ask for a room that faces the alley. Otherwise you will be subject to loud buses, cars, people yelling, and a street piano. Bring earplugs and a sleeping mask (no blackout shades) if you are a light sleeper.

Cons: Small problem: a bathroom door that was hung poorly.

Cons: It is next to a dog park. One of the nights we stayed was a Saturday night and it was very loud outside with people partying and dogs barking. Woke us up a couple of times. It felt more like a college apartment complex than a restful hotel. It was a little hard controlling the temperature of the room.

Cons: Lots of outside noise the first night in a room on the exterior of the building, but was able to change rooms

Cons: Should have asked for a skinny pillow or two to supplement the fat pillows. Minor.

Cons: Room was not air conditioned, so the window needed to be open at night to sleep, meaning city noises are easily heard. Not a big issue if you have ear plugs to sleep with though.