Vacations Close To Flowing Lake Park

The room was okay overall. After staying for two nights, I asked housekeeping to clean the room, but when I returned, I found that only the towels had been changed. The breakfast was quite limited. The only freshly made item was the waffles; everything else was very basic, with just a few cereals and boiled eggs. On a positive note, the receptionist was friendly, helpful, and welcoming.

First of all the pictures from the hotel posted online ate NOT actual. Those pictures either are edited or very old. For what I paid for this hotel I expected more than old furniture, rundown towels, and old fabric curtains and the rugs are so old they are fading away. The stench of cigarette in the hallway to the room is nasty and the internet doesn't work in the third floor. When I requested help for this the answer was this is an old building so there is nothing we can do about it!!! I was livid after having booked a room for 3 nights for over 1k!!!!

Honestly -pass on this “level” there are way nicer hotels in Seattle with customer service and dining for the same price. Many hidden fees. You need to keep your key card out indefinitely it was extremely burdensome- couldn’t pass any door and don’t get me started on the maze of elevators. The amenities were scattered completely randomly with different elevators and different floors to access each one-horrible layout for children. There is zero customer service. One tiny marketplace for junk food otherwise bring anything you want to eat or drink with you apparently and they will not bring anything to your room if you order through DoorDash. The front desk staff acted like any request was such an imposition-couldn’t get a map of the layout, extra towels, “we don’t have water there’s a fountain down here if you want”, dragging my 2 kids everywhere-I nearly left the first day. Main vibe was young kids 20s partying and not caring there’s no food or staff maintaining the rooms at all. Not suitable for relaxing or vacationing with children.

We really liked the Belltown Inn! The staff was super friendly and helpful and gave us a little "VIP" bag with a bottle of water and a bottle of Martinelli's sparkling apple cider. There were also two small bags of baked apple chips in the room for us. Even though we got there a few hours before check-in, they had a room ready for us. It was nice not to have to store our luggage and to be able to change clothes and freshen up in our room before we headed out to explore. Speaking of the room, it was well-appointed and decently sized for our one night stay. It had a kitchenette and an in-room safe and the cutest tiny balcony I've ever seen! It had a slider with a screen that you could open to people watch and listen to the sounds of the street below. The hotel is well-located, within walking distance to Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, the Seattle Waterfront, and Westlake Center that houses the closest Link Light Rail station, which we used quite a bit. There are also several restaurants close by including a good Mexican restaurant, Hatch Cantina, on the same block. Like any big city, there was a fair number of homeless people within the surrounding blocks but we never felt threatened by anyone. The price for our room was very fair and less than other, comparable hotels close by. We will definitely stay there again!

Everybody was very friendly here. Location is perfectly situated in downtown area. The restaurant Bistro Adler inside was exceptional.

This hotel has the best staff. They are so friendly and helpful. The rooms are super clean. The lobby, the cafe, the upstairs bar, and the workout room are perfect. I highly recommend.

A clean room with a kitchen minutes away from Pike Place. Would stay again.

The property is really clean, the room was big and it looked remodeled, location was perfect, walking distance to all landmarks Seattle has to offer!! I will definitely stay again next time I visit this beautiful city 😍