Stayed here for four nights on November 9-13. Our first room faced a gas station on the back side of the hotel. Thought it would be ok. But, the shower did not drain. We called the front desk. They had someone come in and tried to clear drain. He was not the handyman. he came with a screwdriver. Since he could not clear the drain, we changed rooms. New room, same problem. Location - same. Noisy all night. There was yelling, car and motorcycle noise all nights. We had to place the sofa pillow cushions by the window to try to quiet the noise. Both rooms were odd numbered rooms. Might want to request for even numbered rooms on the front side of hotel-quieter. Complimentary breakfast was great with many options. Funny how they offer coffee, but not Starbucks. They sell Starbucks coffee. The courtesy shuttle that drives within a mile radius was helpful since they were able to drop us off at the Westlake Center so we can take the light rail to the airport. We walked to and from our hotel to Pioneer Square, Pikes Place, Chinatown, Centrylink Field, Olympic Sculpture Park, etc.

I recently stayed at the Hyatt Place near the Space needle with my 3 children. Beds were very comfortable. Breakfast was great (much better than the usual muffin and coffee served at many hotels) and the 24 hr shuttle was the best. Easy access to all things downtown and on Queen Anne hill. Helpful friendly staff!
Only down side was the additional 20.00 to park in the garage. It seemed a bit steep given the hotel is not in the center of downtown.

This place is terrific value for a visit to downtown Seattle. The hotel is modern, clean and airy. It is designed to be functional rather than opulent, but the rooms are large and well decorated. All are suites with a separate living area, and a slightly different layout than conventional hotel room format. North facing rooms have a great view of the Space Needle.

The location is was great for our purposes – close to the highway for easy access, steps from Belltown’s restaurants and bars and only a 10 minute walk from the heart of the shopping district. If that’s too far, they also have a shuttle service that will drop you anywhere within a mile radius.

Compared with other hotels in the downtown area, this place also included parking and breakfast in our rate, which can often be very expensive add-ons to hotel rates in Seattle. This is now my go-to choice when I visit downtown Seattle.

We stayed here the night before a Seattle Seahawks game. They had a shuttle to take you within very easy walking distance to Centurylink Field or they would drop you off at the monorail station. They also offered bus service that would take you to the stadium itself. Very important to sign up for this service. We opted for the shuttle as we wanted to get to game eariler than the bus service was scheduled for. They do charge a parking fee to park vehicle in garage, but it was worth it, as they allowed you to leave vehilce there while attending the game, which saved us the hassle of finding and paying for downtown parking. The room was terrific and they had a very nice breakfast and coffee service. I would definitley stay there again.