Hotels near Alki Beach, Seattle

Good and easy check in. No apparent lift to second floor level. Easy parking. A little simple breakfast. Good location not too far from alki beach and comparably good price.

Since I was staying over New Year's Eve, it was very noisy during the night. I don't think it's a big deal unless it's a special occasion. The location is great. There was also a coupon for cupcakes. Since it is an apartment, rather than checking in, you can obtain the code number by entering the necessary information (credit card number, etc.) from the QR code.　 Cooking utensils are also available. Although it may seem a little expensive due to its location, it is a recommended hotel.

Fabulous find! I In the perfect place on Pioneer square. Excellent price, and free upgrade to king size room. Amazing complimentary breakfast. Staff are so friendly helpful and welcoming and the front desk is always open. Catch the Link light Rail from the car park at Seattle Tacoma airport and it’s only 3 dollars each to get down to Pioneer Square! When you exit the train station look down the road towards the ferry port and you can see the hotel at the bottom on the left!

Good place for solo/budget travel. Every other hotel is over triple the price, I really appreciate this hostel for being affordable. I like that there was a large storage place under the bed. Plenty of room for each traveler. Bathrooms are not very clean though. The fixtures also seem old and run down. I understand that a lot of people come through, so that suggests that cleanings should happen more often. I can accept this though given that this is the most affordable place to stay in Seattle.

I should have discovered this gem earlier. I visited Seattle for 5D4N but discovered this place incidentally and only stayed 2 nights. Fabulous! Very clean and tidy, staff very helpful and nice. The room is functional with everything I needed (except I was provided with a kettle only upon request). Price very good. Location also good, between the Space Needle and Pike Market. There're quite some homeless people and druggies around the bus stop nearly in front of the hotel but I was not that afraid as they were not offensive to passers by.

This was one of the best Hotel experiences my wife and I have ever had. It began with an amazing Valet named Earnest. He was the most congenial and friendly valet I have ever met. He was unable to park our 1 ton truck in the underground parking. I had a bunch of tools in the back for a IT installation job I was in town to complete. Earnest felt genuinely concerned for the wellbeing of our vehicle and my tools. He went out of his way to help me empty the vehicle, and checked all of the items (which was a lot) in the baggage area of the hotel. He then helped to find street parking which was in a safe area, and actually saved us $60 in parking fees. After all of this Earnest then made an amazing dinner suggestion and even provided us with coupons which saved us a great deal on our dinner. As I returned to the hotel each day during my stay Earnest greeted me by name, without reminder. That is a feat in my book as I often can't remember coworkers names whom I interact with daily, for years. My wife and child accompanied me on this business trip. They eventually became visibly stir crazy. The Desk clerk noticed and provided all sorts of coloring books, crafts, games etc for my 4 year old. This without us asking. I did not get her name unfortunately. After our trip we thought we had left some items behind. We called the hotel frantic because the items were irreplicable. The staff (each and every one we spoke to, one of whom named Cindy) were genuinely concerned and eager to help us locate the items. Calling us back to update us with their search regularly, and even offering to ship the items to us immediately once found. Beyond the absolutely impeccable staff the hotel itself is beautiful. If you love pre-war architecture and design it is an absolute gem. It is like a time capsule. Every room has a milk door, and the electrical is all retrofitted because the building clearly predates electricity. AS bonus they have a café, salon, skin care facility, and speakeasy on site. The speakeasy was closed during our stay, but the café was wonderful. We did not try the other services. I will likely stay here on each and every visit to Seattle. It's an absolutely perfect hotel!

Great location by the waterfront and close to many restaurants. Walking distance to Pikes Place Place Market which is very cool. Get there early to avoid huge crowds.  The rooms are smaller than you may think. Pictures do not show how small the room really is but it was fine for a couple days when we spent most of the time in the city. Breakfast with unlimited specialty coffee drinks was great.  Would definitely recommend this for short visits or before a cruise.

Very clean, very spacious hotel. Perfect for families visiting Seattle. Easy 20 minute walk to Pioneer Square, and super easy to get to from the airport. 

the hotel is super central near the pike market. Ask for a room in the middle not towards the street. These rooms are really noisy due to the street noises. We changed the room and everything was fine. We liked the old and elegant style of the hotel. It also has a nice bar and lounge area. Beware of people taking ***** outside on the streets everywhere in Downtown. We didn't go out after sunset. (Unfortunately it seems thats normal now in large cities of the US) No blame for the hotel and staff. They were really nice there.

The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and offers coffee and tea in the lobby all day. There's also a Starbucks on the first floor. It's less than a 10-minute bus ride from the city center, and there are several restaurants and cafes nearby.