From the moment we entered this hotel and were greeted at the front desk by a smiling Iris who went out of her way to spend time with us getting acquainted with the hotel and its services, we knew we had arrived at the right place to spend our last night in Seattle. Andrea and Joanna also work the front desk and were very nice as well. Nikki at the bar served us Pacific Oysters and me a Manhattan which was ridiculously tasty! Max was there as well and must have overheard our conversation. He came over and spent some time with us engaging in some stimulating conversation. The valet on duty (we did not get his name) was very attentive to our needs and continually held the door for us as we entered and exited the hotel. The room was impeccable. We were upgraded to a corner junior suite with city views, floor to ceiling windows and a special bathtub. We could not have been happier. We had breakfast at the hotel which was very good as well. I highly recommend this hotel when visiting Seattle.

I stayed at Loew's for my birthday and I wasn't disappointed! The standard room was massive: I could literally do a cartwheel across the room. The room felt like a suite. Plenty of natural lighting, but the curtains were dark enough to black out the room at night. The bathroom was spacious and had a soaker tub with a view. (The only strange thing was the water spout, which was in the ceiling. That was a bit strange/gimmicky.) The spa service was unforgettable. The spa staff were friendly and extremely competent both in their service and social skills (they chatted, but knew when I wanted to relax and be silent). They found out it was my birthday and gave me a goodie bag to take home. The downsides: The location is convenient for daytime touristy activities, but parking is very expensive. Even if you don't valet your vehicle, it'll cost $30-40 per day to park in downtown Seattle (rather than in somewhere like Bellevue). For a special occasion, I recommend this property.

The hotel was located in a convenient location within a short walking distance of Pike’s Market, Westlake Center shopping, Pioneer Square and International District. There was valet parking with convenient drop off along 1st Ave. staff were friendly but going to or calling the front desk was a lot faster than waiting for a chat response in the Hilton app. We were given a room with a water view which was quite spacious and comfortable. A large king bed, corner couch and lots of built in closets. The bathtub was surrounded in glass with its own privacy curtain. The water filled the tub from the ceiling! Separate shower and toilet made this one of the larger bathrooms we’ve had in a room. Our Keurig coffeemaker had some issues but no other problems at all with the room. In the basement they had a medium sized gym with lots of cardio machines and the weights in the corner. There were both dumbbells from 5-50 pounds and a weight stack machine with a solid adjustable bench. A water cooler, recycling bin for used headphones and a refrigerator holding cold towels rounded out the room. It made for a good early morning workout. For those golfers there were two golf simulators that could be reserved for an hour at a time. Golf clubs, balls and free to use. We gave it our best shot on one off the Hawaiian golf courses and hit the maximum number of attempts for each hole! If we stayed longer drinks and snacks could be delivered. Overall a nice addition to the Hilton family.