This hotel is not at all what it is advertised to be. The building, grounds, and lobby look neat from the pictures; however, it's very deceptive. The rooms are old, cramped, and filthy. Their solution when they booked a room for 3 with two beds and only gave us a room with one bed was to cram the rickety old... More

Stayed there for five nights recently. First, the main drawback, as mentioned by other reviewers, no elevator, so if you are on the second or third floor, be ready for some exercise. The other drawback is that the wooden floor has not been updated in awhile, so it makes a little bit of a squeaking noise when one walks on... More

2.5 star accommodations. Very of building. Not for seniors or persons w disability or mobility issues. No elevator. No amenities. However. Metro Market grocery and drugstore less than a block away. Same with melting pot restaurant and racha Thai. Liquor store next door and small pub across st. Parking is about 20 a day with limited spots a half a... More

We've stayed here a few times over the years and had good experiences, but after this last trip I'm not sure anymore. As mentioned in other reviews, it has a great location close to lots of bars and restaurants. It's fun to have a view of the Space Needle. The wi-fi is good and the kitchenette is handy. However the... More

It was a quick trip in and out of Seattle anyways, and we just used it to sleep. It was spring break and there were conventions in town. Had pros and cons. Beware that the management really does charge up your credit card for each night...not just hold the info, until check out. They charge whatever first then take it... More

We found accommodation in Seattle generally was quite expensive. The Inn at Queen Anne is on the more value end of the scale but even so I didn't want for anything. The hotel has parking and is a few blocks from the space needle and EMP museum - great location! The immediate area is nice too and there is a... More

Older hotel with vintage glass door knobs, not luxurious simple , and clean. We stayed on the 3rd floor facing the courtyard, if you are a light sleeper, bring your ear plugs, because noise from the street enters through the non insulated windows, ac units on windows. Liked the convenience of the kitchenette, with stove, microwave, and small fridge, equipped... More

The hotel is literally a block away from Key Arena! We went to a concert in March and just wanted a hotel for 1 night. The price was fair so we didn't expect much. With that said we were pleasantly surprised at the size of the room! The closet was huge and the kitchenette was a good size. The kitchen... More

My friend and I found a Groupon deal for the Inn at Queen Anne and purchased it for our recent trip to Seattle. With taxes, we paid about $75 a night which was well worth it compared to the rates that we were seeing at other hotels in Seattle. First it should be known that the Inn at Queen Anne... More