We had a fantastic time in Seattle and this hotel was one of the reasons. Great location and nice interior. Because of a storm we spent extra time in the room. Just a short walk from the train station.

Based on the positive reviews we read here on tripadvisor, we chose this hotel as our place to stay while in Seattle for a Seahawks game. We were very happy with the choice! The hotel is on the historic registry, so it does not look like the typical Best Western hotel. The building has lots of old-world character. We had two rooms...one small queen, and one king room. The accommodations were clean, comfortable, and quiet. Some extra nice touches that we appreciated were the welcome bag with bottles of water and cookies, the Keurig coffee maker in the room, and the white table cloths on the tables in the breakfast room. Front desk was eager to answer any of our questions about local services.

Another big plus of this hotel is LOCATION! We loved being able to walk to all the things and places we wanted to see. The train to and from the airport is a short walk away. We've visited Seattle before, staying in fancier places, but our stay at Best Western Plus Pioneer Square has been our favorite. We will be back!

I needed a last minute place to stay in Seattle and thankfully this Best Western had a room to spare (it was a very busy weekend in town). The location is in the oldest part of Seattle, and the hotel was quiet. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. I did ask for a hotel away from the elevator and towards (if not) a corner, and received it. There aren't any views, so don't fret - if you want that, go stay near the Seattle Center.

Anyway, the staff was extremely friendly and even let me check in early. If you can't check in early, you can store your bags until check in. They have breakfast for free, which I didn't take advantage of. There is a bar next door, called the Saloon, and I really liked it - it's sort of hip and only serves beer and wine at a great price. I used the free wifi at the hotel from the bar and watched tv - it was a safe and laidback environment.

My room was very small, which is to be expected from a historic building like this. It was very European, in that regard. It was extremely clean - I was taken aback - and the shower was nice and had many settings for you to enjoy. Newspapers are delivered to the door everyday.

The neighborhood is cool and you're about a 3 minute walk to the waterfront where the ferries are. You can also walk about 10 minutes and hit downtown, and further - about a 15 minute fast paced walk, to Pike Place Market. Overall, I really liked the neighborhood and the walk - lots to look at.

A tip: It's hard to find cabs in that area, so have the hotel call ahead for you.

Overall, a nice stay - I liked it and would stay here again.

This hotel is just a little too far from the core of the city. Our room is a generous size but needs to be modernized.We have the worst view that we have ever had.looking into the wall of the neighboring building which is about ten feet away. The room is clean as is the hotel. The price is very good by staying four nights. It has been.quiet at night. The morning breakfast leaves a lot to be desired! Seattle is a very nice city to visit but we would pick a hotel closer to the Pike Place Market and the main shops on Pike St and Pine St.