Popular Seattle 4-star Hotels

One of the biggest room I have ever stay as a solo traveller! The room is quite spacious with a couch and desk in addition to the basics. The bathroom was really big too! The Gym was well equipped with different machines. Would recommend.

It's really nice. The room is new, clean and has a sense of technology. It's not too small. The bed is very comfortable and big. The view was optional when checking in, and it gave me a good view on the 6th floor. There were many meals below, so we went to the wholefood market to eat boxes. It takes 20 minutes to walk to Pike Place Market. It is 15 minutes to the light rail and can be directly accessed from the airport, but it is a bit expensive and you have to pay four additional taxes.

It’s a nice hotel in the downtown Seattle! Clean room but the hallway had some weird smell. There were some homeless in front of the hotel which felt insecure. But overall great hotel.

I recently stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown and had a fantastic experience. The hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Seattle, making it easy to explore the city’s attractions. The room was spacious, clean, and well-equipped with all the amenities I needed for a comfortable stay. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with any requests. I particularly enjoyed the cooked-to-order breakfast each morning, which was delicious and a great way to start the day. The hotel’s fitness center and indoor pool were also excellent, providing a perfect way to unwind after a day of sightseeing. One of the highlights of my stay was the modern and spacious lobby, where I could relax with a glass of wine in the evening. The 24-hour Pavilion Pantry® was very convenient for grabbing snacks and drinks at any time. Overall, I highly recommend the Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown for anyone visiting Seattle. The combination of excellent service, comfortable accommodations, and great location made my stay truly enjoyable.

Great venue in terms of location. Staff very helpful. The real downer was the cleaning.Although our room was cleaned to good standard, the public area was not. One of the rooms opposite had a discarded cleaners black glove outside on the floor for 2 days. Also by the lifts on the 26th floor was a discarded coffee cup on the table. This was left there when we arrived and was still there when we checked out.

Got a great last minute deal at this beautiful hotel. The staff was very nice and we enjoyed sipping wine overlooking the water on a comfy couch by the lobby. Our room was small with a city view but clean and cozy. Only criticism is that we put out our order for breakfast the night before and it never came so we had to call room service twice and ended up giving them a phone order because no one ever came to the door to get the order slip. Overall wonderful place to stay and you can walk to everything.

The city view room has a nice view and the lobby is very grand, which is perfect for gatherings with friends. The gym and swimming pool on the fifth floor are very convenient. The hotel's Relish restaurant has good burgers and the waiters are very enthusiastic.

Complete facilities, Attentive service Located in the city center, convenient for eating and sightseeing

The location is perfect. The nearest subway station is University St., and many buses are within 500 meters walking distance. The Central Library is diagonally opposite. Go straight down Madison St to the seaside and you will find the Ferry Station. If you want to go to Pike Market and the aquarium, you can go on foot. Each person can get two bottles of bottled water at the front desk every day. Although the buffet breakfast is the same every day, it can still meet the needs of food and clothing. The service staff is quite diverse, and the overall cost performance is good.

Went as a solo traveler. The room was very clean & hipster chic. The food at the attached Ben Paris restaurant was great! Everyone who worked there was incredibly nice & very helpful. Walking distance to so many great Seattle attractions: ferries, the Seattle Art Museum, Pikes Market, Under the Streets tour as well The Can Can Can Culinary Cabaret. The only drawback is the parking - like most older big city hotels there is no attached parking structure. The paid parking structure ($10-$32/day) is about 1 city block down from the hotel and is a bit sketchy if you are coming/ going at really late/early hours. All in all I would really recommend this hotel! I really enjoyed my stay there!