Hotels near Seattle Veterans Museum in Seattle

The hotel is in an excellent location, the facilities are not new but very advanced and very old style. The bath is wide and the bath is comfortable. The TV is big and the ball is good. The room was clean. The bed is comfortable.

The service was acceptable. Nothing notable. They did what was required. Nothing more, nothing less. Facilities are again, acceptable, but in need of updating. They're dated and basic. There is no food at the hotel. You can go to the hotel next door to the little pan-asian place, or Denny's. Otherwise, you can take a short trip down International Blvd and there are more restaurants. There are probably better hotels in the area proportionately for the money, but it is very conveniently located within walking distance to the airport. Star rating? I'd give it a 3/5.

We stayed here before our Alaska Cruise and had a very good experience. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Rooms include a mini fridge, Keurig coffee maker, iron, and safe. Dove bath products are provided. Hair dryer is attached to the bathroom wall. The front desk staff were so polite and professional at every interaction. We did pay for the package that included breakfast at Toast and Toast restaurant next door to the hotel. Food was good and generous portions. Coffee is not included so take a little cash with you. Short walk to the Space Needle. Upon check in, we signed up for the shuttle to the cruise port for $10 a person plus tip. Driver was on time, very friendly. Although we did see a few homeless people, we never felt unsafe.

The location of the hotel is very good, in the city center, you can walk to the subway station, there are shopping malls and bus stations nearby. The sanitary conditions of the hotel are average. There is a lot of dust in the indoor air conditioner. After staying for two nights, the refrigerator in the room made a lot of noise at night. It is located on the third floor and the outdoor machine is very noisy at night. It is recommended to avoid the third floor.

The Renaissance Seattle Hotel is located at the foot of downtown, the gateway to the city’s restaurants, shopping and attractions. The property is clean and attractive with upscale finishes and an accommodating staff. The room was well laid out, and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was small but quite usable. The location near I-5 notwithstanding, the room was quiet and peaceful. Breakfast food was of high quality and served in a bright, inviting space with good service. I did notice a gratuity of 20% already had been added and suspect some people unwittingly pay 2 tips.

The geographical advantage, the roommates staying are also very conscious, will not affect each other. There is space under the bed for storing large boxes for $2. Breakfast is simple.

Located in Bainbridge Island, The Marshall Suites is connected to a shopping center, a 1-minute drive from Pia the Peacekeeper and 7 minutes from Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial. This hotel is 6.4 mi (10.2 km) from Bloedel Reserve and 10.2 mi (16.5 km) from Seattle Great Wheel.This smoke-free hotel features bicycle rentals nearby and hiking/biking trails nearby.Stop by the hotel's restaurant, Starbucks (Near Hotel), for dinner or brunch, or grab snacks at the 10 coffee shops/cafes. A complimentary on-the-go breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a business center, and express check-in. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 50 guestrooms featuring microwaves. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.

Sweet spot in the heart of Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood. Small but very clean and comfortable rooms with kitchenette and espresso (pod) machines. Lots of restaurants and bars within walking distance. Major transit (bus) stops also within walking distance.

Great place: excellent location, very clean and nice set up. Good value for the price.

I’ve stayed at this hotel whenever I’m in Bellevue, WA for well over thirty years. My earliest memories of this property were as a Red Lion Hotel. Then it became a Double Tree and finally, on its deathbed , it’s a Hilton. How the mighty have fallen… Not withstanding the property, which I’ll get into, I will say that the staff are generally kind and helpful. So this review is not to diminish their efforts. However hard they work, the reality is this property is beyond salvage and should be torn down and a new property should be built in its place. The bedrooms are grossly outdated, and when you look behind the doors, or in between the furniture, you’ll see how old this hotel is. While it’s sizeable in space and scope, the elevators are tragically slow, with two-of-four being out of commission when we stayed there recently. Sadly, the water pressure is so low it takes forever to wash and rinse. Our keycard failed three separate times, requiring a long walk and painful elevator ride back to the main desk where the staff reset the keycard. The pool is functioning, but there were never enough chairs and loungers. Add to this there were never enough fresh towels and you’re getting the taste of mediocrity this hotel delivers. One absolutely disgusting site is the swamp that lies just beside the pool (down the concrete foundation about twenty feet). I have no idea who thinks this is aesthetically pleasing, but it’s not. It’s home to a few ducks who clearly have poor taste in accommodations, as did we. This poolside unattraction is downright ugly. One thing I was interested to see were several staff members not wearing any type of formal Hilton uniforms. The breakfast buffet chef was literally dressed in Carharts with a t-shirt, work boots and a ball cap on. And one of the maintenance staff looked like he just walked in off the street. Management must have been on vacation at another property. Finally, the outside of the building, including the massive sloping glass facade, clearly hasn’t been washed in decades. And worse, yet, the parking area is filthy to say the least. Food containers, candy wrappers, cigarette butts and hygiene products lay a strewn for days with no effort to maintain a modest effort in appearance. This was the last time we will stay at this hotel. If you want to save yourself frustration and disappointment, I encourage you to stay at the new Marriott up the street. Literally blocks away, it’s a cleaner, nicer bet.